Podcasts about Hering

No Blumencast de hoje, recebemos uma das mentes mais brilhantes e estratégicas do cenário empresarial de Santa Catarina: Renato Medeiros, presidente da Blumenau Iluminação!Com uma carreira impecável, Renato iniciou sua trajetória na icônica Cia. Hering, onde atuou por 28 anos e coordenou projetos internacionais de peso na Argentina e na Espanha. Em 2004, assumiu o desafio de comandar a Blumenau Iluminação e liderou um processo de transformação histórica que posicionou a marca entre as maiores e mais respeitadas empresas do setor em todo o Brasil.Além de sua forte atuação executiva, Renato Medeiros foi presidente da ACIB (Associação Empresarial de Blumenau) na gestão de 2021 a 2023, e hoje dedica sua experiência a conselhos de grandes instituições da nossa região, como a Rede Cooper, o Hospital Santo Antônio e o Teatro Carlos Gomes.Neste episódio, vamos bater um papo imperdível sobre:1️⃣ Estratégia e Virada de Jogo: Os bastidores e as decisões que transformaram a Blumenau Iluminação em uma gigante do mercado nacional.2️⃣ Liderança Centrada em Pessoas: Como unir disciplina, eficiência, foco em resultados e o desenvolvimento sustentável dos negócios.3️⃣ Associativismo e Comunidade: O papel da liderança empresarial no desenvolvimento de Blumenau e do Vale do Itajaí.Se você quer aprender sobre gestão de grandes empresas, empreendedorismo prático e liderança executiva com quem vive isso no dia a dia, dê o play agora mesmo!

Most people think having a voice means talking more. It doesn't. AJ sits down with former Harvard Law lecturer Elaine Lin Hering to explore why so many capable people stay silent at work, in relationships, and in life — even when that silence comes at a cost. From people-pleasing and perfectionism to psychological safety, leadership, and self-advocacy, Elaine explains why silence is often learned, reinforced by our environments, and mistaken for professionalism. This episode offers a practical framework for speaking up without becoming someone you're not — and why finding your voice has less to do with volume and more to do with expressing your perspective, needs, and expertise. Chapters 00:00 – Why capable people stay silent07:00 – Speaking up without becoming someone else14:00 – The hidden role of environment and leadership22:00 – People-pleasing, perfectionism, and self-silencing30:00 – High-stakes conversations and finding your voice40:00 – The cost calculator: when to speak up47:00 – The 4-step process for using your voice55:00 – The 3 levers of influence beyond speaking louder communication skills, self-advocacy, leadership, psychological safety, people pleasing, perfectionism, confidence, workplace communication, difficult conversations, emotional intelligence, speaking up, career growth, influence, self expression, professional development, workplace culture, introverts, relationships, personal growth Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum 6. Geburtstag! Seit sechs Jahren fragt Journalist Hajo Schumacher für seinen „schüchternen Kumpel“, und Sexexpertin Katrin Hinrichs liefert die Antworten. Doch in der Jubiläumsfolge wird es ungemütlich: Wir schauen uns an, wie wir unsere Libido eigenhändig beerdigen. Hund innig umarmt, aber den Partner ignoriert? Den Liebsten vor Freunden so richtig runtergeputzt? Oder wundert ihr euch über den seltsamen Geruch im Schlafzimmer? Katrin und Hajo listen die effektivsten Methoden der Partnerschafts-Sabotage auf. Von schlechter Laune bis zur „Krümelbildung“ im Bett – hier erfahrt ihr, wie ihr das Feuer garantiert löscht. Na, den Partner schon ordentlich runtergeputzt heute? Oder einfach ignoriert, aber innig den Hund umarmt? Und dieser komische Geruch - liegt da ein Hering unter dem Sofa? Herzlich willkommen zur Jubiläumsfolge vom Sexpodcast „Ich frage für einen Freund“. Sechs Jahre lang fragt Journalist Hajo Schumacher schon für seinen schüchternen Kumpel, und Sexexpertin Katrin Hinrichs antwortet so offen und kundig. Diesmal listen die beiden Routiniers die besten Sexkiller der Welt auf: schlechte Laune, Passivität und ein Forscherblick sind schon mal ein guter Anfang für die partnerschaftliche Sexsabotage. Kommen Übervertraulichkeit, Krümelbildung und Niedermache in Gegenwart von Bekannten dazu, dürfte das Liebesleben seinen Tiefpunkt erreicht haben. Folge 153 für alle, die sich fragen, wo die Glut geblieben ist.

Jackie Hering, a pro triathlete with 15 years of top finishes, unveils her approach to racing at 40. She shares how releasing pressure, managing expectations and embracing unexpected race-day curveballs transform her results in IRONMAN racing In this episode, you'll discover: What Jackie considers are her strongest assets and how she's training smarter, not just harder. Her secrets to managing expectations and why 'releasing' them can be your fastest path to success. How setbacks like mechanical issues or illness can be an opportunity, not a disaster, in race strategy. The value of adaptability: how a puncture in Hamburg or a change in race schedule can become a game-changer. Insights into the psychology of professional women athletes and the supportive roles they embrace - Jackie's own "mother hen" approach. You'll also hear how Jackie's balance of motherhood, racing, and podcasting provides a fresh perspective in a sport often defined by its relentless intensity. She shares her plans for upcoming races, her views on Kona's elusive magic and the importance of enjoying the process rather than obsessing over the results. 00:00 - Introduction 02:34 - The Evolution of Women's Triathlon 05:40 - Supportive Dynamics in Female Racing 08:27 - Balancing Family Life and Professional Racing 11:07 - Return to Full Distance Racing 14:03 - The Challenge of the Pro Series 16:42 - Expectations and Race Performance 19:34 - Navigating Race Challenges and Adaptability 22:03 - Strategic Race Planning 24:23 - Navigating the Pro Series Challenges 25:46 - Balancing Ironman Races and Recovery 26:27 - Lessons from Recent Races 28:22 - The Kona Experience: Challenges and Goals 30:15 - Training Evolution and Consistency 33:45 - Assessing Strengths and Weaknesses 34:59 - Future Race Plans and Goals LINKS: The Women's Race Podcast at https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/the-womens-race/id1895478355 Jackie Hering's Instagram - https://instagram.com/jackiehering

Jedes Jahr eine neue Schweden-Erfahrung. Diesmal geht es in den Norden in die Provinz Västerbotten Das Ziel Getreu der Touristenstatistik, die gerade auch im Winter immer mehr Besucher in Nordschweden zählt, sind wir diesmal im Norden unterwegs. Allerdings ist der Ort, den ich herausgesucht habe, noch ein gutes Stück vom Polarkreis entfernt. Es geht nach Granö, zwischen Umeå und Lycksele, am Ume-Fluss in den Wäldern der Provinz Västerbotten. Umeå wurde ja vor vier Jahren bekannter als Europäische Kulturhauptstadt. Vogelnest: Granö Beckasin Baumhaus im Sommer – Foto: Granö Beckasin Hej Christopher oder mein Talkgast aus dem Paradies Talkgast ist Christopher Storm vom Ekohotel Granö Beckasin. Christopher ist „halber Deutscher“ (so sagte er mir) und in Granö Beckasin i.a. fürs Marketing zuständig. Christopher Storm – Foto: privat Das Geheimnis des jährlichen Schweden-Podcasts ist die Tatsache, dass ich als Fragenstellender in der Regel noch nicht am Ort des Geschehens war und als Vorbereitung diente mir nur das Material, dass Ihr auch lesen könnt. Manchmal bekomme ich von den Talkgästen vorab ein paar Fotos geschickt. Die Brücke ins Resort – Foto: Granö Beckasin Die Bilder, die ich aus Granö gesehen hatte waren so wunderschön, dass mir spontan der Satz „Välkommen till Paradiset“ (Willkommen im Paradies) einfiel. Kommt man denn nun wirklich im Paradies an, war folglich meine erste Frage an Christopher. Seine Antwort könnt Ihr im Podcast hören. Foto: Granö Beckasin Unsere Talkthemen Da ist ja zunächst mal die Landschaft. Ich soll vorwegschicken, dass man sich mit der Provinz Västerbotten bereits in der Region aufhält, die den Namen „Schwedisch Lappland“ trägt. Es ist der südliche Teil eines Riesengebiets, das sich vom Polarkreis aus weit, sehr weit noch nach Norden ausdehnt. Nur wie sieht's da aus? Ist die Gegend rund um Granö typisch für Västerbotten? Was bedeutet der Name Granö Beckasin? Die Vor- und Entstehungsgeschichte von Granö Beckasin Winter in Granö – Foto: Granö Beckasin Granö war und ist zunächst einmal „nur“ ein Dorf. Leider war es vor Jahren ein Dorf, das immer kleiner wurde. Irgendwann sollte sogar die Schule zugemacht werden, da es zu wenig Kinder in Granö gab. Jetzt mussten sich die Bewohnerfamilien etwas einfallen lassen. Aus den Überlegungen entstand die Rettung von Granö, die Gründung von Granö Beckasin als „Ecohotel und Resort“ und ein touristischer, wie wirtschaftlicher Aufschwung den man zwar erhofft hatte, der aber natürlich nicht garantiert war. Ganz nebenbei gibt es eine schöne kleine Geschichte über die Entstehung der Idee, wie des Namens. Damit zu tun hat eine ganz besondere Schnepfe (Beckasin). Hört Euch die Story im Podcast an. Die Anlage Die Möglichkeiten von Unterbringung wie Aktivitäten sind fast unerschöpflich. Camping geht, gleich ob Zelt, Wohnmobil oder Wohnwagen. Die 21 Plätze liegen dicht am Flussufer und einige besitzen sogar ihren eigenen Steg. Die Hauptunterkunftsmöglichkeiten sind aber Die Zimmer im Öko-Hotel Fika auf der Hotelterrasse – Foto: Granö Beckasin Die Wohn“hütten“ auf dem Gelände Hotel”hütte” – Foto: Granö Beckasin Die Baumhäuser mit komfortabler Ausstattung und beneidenswertem Blick in die Waldlandschaft von Västerbotten. “Vogelnest” im Winter – Foto: Granö Beckasin Grundsätzlich ist es ratsam vorab zu reservieren. Die Anlage ist nicht so groß, dass freie Unterkünfte garantiert wären. Action Christopher hat mir auch die Aktivitäten vorgestellt. Diese haben alle eher mehr, als weniger mit Natur zu tun.  Das Spektrum des ganzjährigen Angebots ist breit und natürlich auch von der Jahreszeit abhängig Traditioneller Floss-Bau und natürlich eine Tour nach Fertigstellung Das fertige Floß – Foto: Granö Beckasin Kanutouren Kanutour mit Mitternachtssonne – Foto: Granö Beckasin Wanderungen (geführt) durch die, für uns Mitteleuropäer schon recht einsame, Natur Bewegung in der Natur – Foto: Granö Beckasin Schneeschuh-Wanderungen Touren mit Langlaufskiern Husky-Touren mit Wagen oder Schlitten (je nach Jahreszeit inkl. Nordlichttouren) Husky-Tour im Sommer – Foto: Granö Beckasin Husky Tour im Winter – Foto: Granö Beckasin Elchsafaris am Abend, die nicht in einem eingezäunten Elchpark, sondern in freier Natur stattfinden Besuch in einem samischen Rentiercamp Foto: Granö Beckasin Schwimmen Eisbaden Foto: Granö Beckasin Schneemobiltouren Sauna Als Hauptbestreben gilt aber auch Runterkommen, Notebook und Handy abschalten. Ja es gibt WLAN, aber auf sich selbst besinnen und die Umgebung genießen hat ohne Elektronik einen besonderen Reiz. Kaneelbullar = die besten Zimtschnecken der Welt – Foto: Rüdiger Edelmann / ttb-media TON-TEXT-BILD Dabei ist es jedem selbst überlassen, ob er sich viel bewegt, an Aktivitäten teilnimmt oder am Nachmittag mit der Tasse Kaffee und einer Kanelbulle, seine persönliche Fika feiert. Das Restaurant – Foto: Granö Beckasin Das Restaurant bietet am Abend ein Menü an, aus dem man allerdings auch nur Teile bestellen kann. Der Öko-Anspruch Die Idee von Granö Beckasin zeigt, wie aus Notwendigkeiten eine Idee geboren werden kann, die sich inzwischen auszahlt: Ökonomisch wie ökologisch. Die Details gibt's natürlich im Podcast zu hören.  Wir haben darüber geredet, was Öko bedeutet, wenn ich dorthin fahre. Eine Frage war mir dabei ganz wichtig: Ist es typisch schwedisch, sich schon vor mehr als 20 Jahren an dieser Stelle für Naturschutz und Ökologie entschieden zu haben und gleichzeitig die soziale Nachhaltigkeit der Region zu fördern? Es ist anspruchsvoll, wenn ich lese, dass es möglich ist, der Natur nahe sein zu können, ohne auf Komfort oder Nachhaltigkeit zu verzichten. Muss man das als Tourist erst lernen und kriegt man dabei Hilfe? Welche festen Regeln gibt es? Foto: Granö Beckasin Overtourism auch in der Natur? Vielleicht klingt es ein wenig absurd. Trotzdem ist die Frage, wann die Zahl der Touristen zu viel wird eine Frage, mit der sich die Leute in Granö Beckasin beschäftigen. Schwedisch Lappland (und damit auch Västerbotten und Norbotten) ist ja in den letzten 3 bis 4 Jahren zu einem besonders beliebten Ziel, gerade auch im Winter geworden. Kam das überraschend, denn der „Boom“ mit Coolcation im Sommer und dem Hauch von Freiheit und Abenteuer im Winter ist ja zweifelsfrei vorhanden? Wir reden drüber. Praktische Tipps und Eindrücke Granö Beckasin ist ganzjährig geöffnet. Wo liegen die Unterschiede der vier oder (nach Sami-Prinzip) acht Jahreszeiten? Wie reist man am besten an? Bequem ist das Fliegen. Die Fahrt mit dem Auto, Fähre, Bahn geht auch; ist ökologischer, wenn man mehr Zeit mitbringt. Natürlich gibt es Ladestationen für E-Autos im Resort. Angeboten werden wahlweise Übernachtung und Verpflegung im Resort, aber auch ganze Pakete (Abenteuer inklusive) sind buchbar. Granö Beckasin ist darüber hinaus eine beliebte Station für Einzel- oder Gruppenrundreisen in Schwedisch Lappland. Das Innere des “Vogelnests” – Foto: Granö Beckasin Die Frage nach Angeboten über Reiseveranstalter bejaht und begrüßt Christopher. Es seien nicht die „Großen“, aber bei Spezialisten auf dem Markt lasse sich ein Aufenthalt buchen. Dazu gehören (Stand 2026) u.a. auch Vamos-Reisen, Nordic, Feelgood-Reisen, Reisen mit Sinnen und einige mehr. Selbstverständlich lässt sich die Unterkunft auf bei „booking.com“ buchen. Das Umfeld Natürlich haben wir auch über die Umgebung Västerbotten geredet und über die Vielfältigkeit einer Provinz, die sich von der Ostsee und der Küste bei Umeå bis an die norwegische Grenze erstreckt. In direkter Umgebung befindet man sich in einer waldreichen Landschaft mit vielen Flüssen und auch Seen. Typisch: In der Ortschaft Granö gibt es inzwischen wieder zwei Bäckereien, ein Betrieb ist u.a. spezialisiert auf die Herstellung von glutenfreiem Brot. Die Sensation ist aber der „Västerbotten-Ost“, ein Käse aus dem kulinarische Träume werden können. Wie Parmigiano, sagt Christopher, nur viel cremiger. Aus dem “nationalen Käse” wird die “schwedische Quiche” zubereitet. Sie darf gerade im Norden bei keinem Fest, wie zum Beispiel einer sommerlichen Kräftskiva, fehlen. Quiche aus “National Käse”: Västerbotten-Käse, fester Bestandteil jeder Kräftskiva – Foto: Hans Shimoda / imagebank.sweden.se Ganz nebenbei: Surströmming ist in Västerbotten an der Küste auch ein großes Thema. Touristen sehen den eingelegten Hering in der Regel als Kuriosität, die mann und frau nicht zwingend konsumieren muss. Surströmming – Foto: Bernadette Olderdissen Wollt Ihr noch wissen, welche der acht samischen Jahreszeiten mein Talkgast Christopher, am meisten mag? Im Podcast gibt's die Antwort und natürlich noch viel mehr Atmosphärisches aus einem besonderen Reiseziel. Information und Links Granö Beckasin Visit Sweden Västerbotten Anreisetipps Schwedisches im Reiseradio The post Podcast 317 Schweden-TALK: Granö Beckasin Eco-Resort first appeared on Deutsches Reiseradio (German Travelradio).

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Como preparar alunos para um mundo em que a IA responde quase tudo? No novo episódio do SambaTalks, Gustavo Caetano e Pedro Filizzola recebem Rodrigo Anunciato, Diretor de Marketing e Novos Negócios do Poliedro, para uma conversa sobre educação, tecnologia, criatividade e o papel humano em um cenário cada vez mais automatizado. O papo passa por IA, pensamento crítico, personalização do ensino, marketing orientado por dados e os desafios de inovar em um setor cheio de responsabilidade e impacto social. Ao longo do episódio, Rodrigo compartilha aprendizados de uma trajetória pouco convencional, que passou por Kodak, Natura, Hering e Evino até chegar ao Poliedro, hoje uma das maiores referências em educação do país. Um episódio recheado de reflexões práticas sobre curiosidade, repertório, experiência do aluno e como usar tecnologia sem abrir mão do que torna o aprendizado verdadeiramente humano.

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Mavreen Hering has been the head softball coach at Division III Stockton University since 2015. On her watch, the Ospreys have been one of the top teams in the New Jersey Athletic Conference, winning nearly 60% of their games. This year, just days after recording this interview, Hering led Stockton to the program's first-ever NJAC regular season championship. Hering also enjoyed a very successful run as the head coach at Camden Catholic High School and was a standout player in college at another NJAC school, Rowan. In Episode #291 of "1-on-1 with Matt Leon," Matt talks with Hering about her career. They discuss her coaching success, talk about overcoming a torn ACL during her college days, discuss how softball has exploded in the US over the last decade and much more. "1-on-1 with Matt Leon” is a KYW Newsradio original podcast. You can follow the show on X @1on1pod and you can follow Matt @Mattleon1060.

When mokuhanga becomes a passion, I find it has the ability to clarify everything, in how you see the world, how you take everything in, and even how you analyze it. Mokuhanga has the ability to make so many things come into focus, pointing you into a clearer direction.   On this episode, I speak with Australian printmaker Yvonne Hering. Yvonne has taken her passion for mokuhanga and made it her life's work. Through her own prints, her travels to Japan, and her dedication to teaching, she has helped bring mokuhanga to people around the world.   We talk about her teachers, and how patterns in prints led her to try mokuhanga for the first time. We discuss her early days in Tokyo, and how the tradition and history of mokuhanga play a major role in her own work. We also explore her thoughts on selling prints through auctions, her evolving process, and the development of her Washi Fusion approach. Yvonne also speaks with me about her love of mokuhanga books, her studio practice, and her connection to Echizen. Notes: may contain a hyperlink. Simply click on the highlighted word or phrase. Yvonne Hering - website , Instagram More notes to come © Popular Wheat Productions logo designed and produced by Douglas Batchelor and André Zadorozny  Introduction music while working - Oscar Peterson Disclaimer: Please do not reproduce or use anything from this podcast without shooting me an email and getting my express written or verbal consent. I'm friendly :)  

In Episode 115 of the Strange, Rare & Peculiar podcast, Denise and Alastair begin with major updates from the Academy of Homeopathy Education (AHE) and Homeopathy Help Network (HHN)—including clinical growth, research outcomes, and new international accreditation.They then move into a listener question from Sweden:Can therapies like psychotherapy, acupuncture, chiropractic care, or deep tissue work interfere with homeopathic treatment?They explore when integrative care supports healing, when it may disrupt a chronic case, and why timing and case management matter.The episode also examines Hahnemann's use of adjunct therapies such as mesmerism, electricity, and baths, then closes with a deep look at the origins of so-called “Hering's Law.” Denise and Al explain why it is not truly a law, how the idea of direction of cure developed, and why complex chronic cases do not always follow simple formulas.Referenced in this episode: Episode 99: What Accreditation Really Means in Homeopathy: https://academyofhomeopathyeducation.com/srp-99/Episode 65: Homeopathy Education-Accreditation Matters:  https://academyofhomeopathyeducation.com/srp-65/https://homeopathy.ca/herings-law-law-rule-or-dogma/Strange, Rare & Peculiar is a weekly podcast with Denise Straiges and Alastair Gray of the Institute for the Advancement of Homeopathy and the Academy of Homeopathy Education.This season, we're focusing on truth — what it means to Aude Sapere (“dare to know”) in homeopathy today. From Hahnemann's original insights to the realities of modern practice, research, and education, Denise and Alastair bring over 50 years of experience to conversations that challenge assumptions and invite curiosity.

It's been a couple months since Jackie and Skye have sat down for a chat, so we finally snuck in a quick catch up. Jackie and Skye share what they've been up to the last couple months, as well as future race plans. They reflect on how fast racing is now, they talk TSS and self-coaching, and how having kids changes purpose in life and in sport (for the better!).Thank you for listening!

Ha-Ho-Heringszeit! Diesmal erwartet Euch eine sehr kulinarische Episode. Frieder ist in Schleswig-Holstein an der Schlei und angelt mit Moritz Freudenthal den Brotfisch der Ostsee - den Hering. Moritz ist Koch, Caterer und Ihr kennt ihn garantiert von seinen Catch & Cook-Shows auf der Bühne des Deutschen Angelfischerverbandes (DAFV) bei der Angelwelt Berlin. Das Besondere am Heringsangeln in der Schlei: Ihr kommt mit der Wathose an die Angelplätze. Und Moritz hat noch Tackle-Tipps für Euch - zum Beispiel, warum er lieber mit monofiler Schnur auf Hering angelt. Danach wird gekocht: Petersilienfisch. Moritz’ Familienrezept für Hering. Das findet ihr auch im Rezeptheft "Catch & Cook" des DAFV (gibt es als PDF auf der Homepage). Also, wem da nicht das Wasser im Mund zusammenläuft, dem können wir auch nicht mehr helfen! Na, los: Episode an, Ihr Gourmetgeier! Noch mehr Podcast-Futter für Angelfans: Bei "Rute raus, der Spaß beginnt" stellen NDR Moderator Heinz Galling und Angelexperte Horst Hennings immer unterhaltsam und informativ die beliebtesten Angelfische und Reviere hauptsächlich in Norddeutschland vor. https://1.ard.de/ruteraus

Das sogenannte „Silber der Ostsee“ geht zurück, die Fischer haben kaum noch Hering in den Netzen. Früher dagegen brachte er den Hansestädten Wohlstand, hinterließ Spuren in Sagen und Liedern, in Ortsnamen und im traditionellen Handwerk. Grade ist die kleine Küstenfischerei an der Ostsee und in den Boddengewässern zum Immateriellen Kulturerbe unseres Landes erklärt worden. Aus diesem Grund wiederholen wir diese Sendung von Heiko Kreft.

In this episode of Strange, Rare & Peculiar, Denise Straiges and Alastair Gray dig into one of the most important tools in classical homeopathy: the repertory. What is it, where did it come from, and why does it matter so much in case analysis? From Hahnemann's earliest attempts to organize proving data to Kent, Boenninghausen, Hering, Gentry, and modern repertories like Murphy, this conversation explores the history, strengths, limits, and real-world use of repertory work in homeopathic practice.They also get into a bigger question: is the repertory a precision instrument, or are people treating it like an oracle? If you've ever wondered how homeopaths move from symptoms to remedy selection — or why different repertories can lead to different results — this episode opens that door.This is a rich conversation on the skill it takes to practice homeopathy well. Strange, Rare & Peculiar is a weekly podcast with Denise Straiges and Alastair Gray of the Institute for the Advancement of Homeopathy and the Academy of Homeopathy Education.This season, we're focusing on truth — what it means to Aude Sapere (“dare to know”) in homeopathy today. From Hahnemann's original insights to the realities of modern practice, research, and education, Denise and Alastair bring over 50 years of experience to conversations that challenge assumptions and invite curiosity.

Können sich Alltag und Himmel berühren? Tauche ein ins Gespräch mit den beiden Autorinnen Barbara Hering und Julia Mitt, die dich einladen, Gott mitten im Alltag zu entdecken – gerade dann, wenn du dich alles andere als heldenhaft fühlst. Erfahre, wie ihre Impulse des Buches "alltagsnah & himmelweit" entstanden sind und warum Gottes Liebe dich genau dort findet, wo du gerade stehst. Lass dich inspirieren, ermutigen und überraschen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode of Her Starring Role, host Michele Lamoureux welcomes back Elaine Lin Hering, speaker, facilitator, and author of Unlearning Silence: How to Speak Your Mind, Unleash Talent, and Live More Fully. Together they explore what it really means for women to unlearn silence—especially in business—and reclaim their "starring role" in work and life. Elaine shares how self-silencing shows up in our careers, relationships, and health, and why it's not a confidence problem but a systemic one. They discuss being sidelined at work, getting credit for your ideas, navigating broken workplace systems, honoring your inner voice, and making intentional choices that align with your values, well-being, and season of life. This is a powerful conversation for any woman who feels overextended, under-recognized, or ready to let her light shine on her own terms. RESOURCES + BOOKS MENTIONED: Join Michele's Newsletter + Get a List of 52-Selfcare Tips Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@herstarringrole Follow + Listen, + Review: APPLE PODCASTS Follow + Listen, + Review: SPOTIFY PODCASTS GUEST INFORMATION LinkedIn Substack Instagram   If you enjoyed today's show, please share it with a friend. Also, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or on your favorite podcast player!   *The Good Life with Michele Lamoureux podcast and content provided by Michele Lamoureux is for educational and entertainment purposes only. It does NOT constitute medical, mental health, professional, personal, or any kind of advice or serve as a substitute for such advice. The use of information on this podcast or materials linked from this podcast or website is at the user's own risk. Always consult a qualified healthcare or trusted provider for any decisions regarding your health and wellbeing. This episode may contain affiliate links.

I loved this one! Elaine Lin Hering is all about silence. Not the peaceful, meditative kind. The learned kind... The kind where you know exactly what you want to say… and then don’t. We talked about why 'just speak up' is crap advice, why some of us are post-processors who realise what we think three days later, and how hinting is not the same as being clear. Apparently 'Are you hungry?' is a yes or no question. Who knew. It’s not about saying it perfectly or getting the response you want. It’s about choice. Am I choosing to stay silent, or is silence choosing me? And yes, we absolutely unpacked my internal rage spiral over rice... That I don’t even like. Because it’s never about the rice. If you’ve ever swallowed something that mattered, told yourself a story instead of having the conversation, or realised three days later what you wish you’d said… this one will land. SPONSORED BY TESTART FAMILY LAWYERS Website: www.testartfamilylawyers.com.au ELAINE LIN HERING Website: Elaine Lin Hering – Unlearning Silence TIFFANEE COOK Linktree: linktr.ee/rollwiththepunches Website: tiffcook.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What if silence in your team meetings isn't just about shyness or lack of ideas, but something everyone's been taught—often unconsciously—to protect themselves or others? In this episode, I sit down with Elaine Lin Hering, a top facilitator, global educator, and author of “Unlearning Silence,” to dig into the roots of silence and how leaders can transform it into true engagement.As the conversation kicks off, we tackle a fundamental leadership dilemma: despite constant encouragement to “speak up,” people often hold back. Why? Elaine reveals it's not just about courage or confidence. Silence is a learned survival strategy, which is often shaped by culture, hierarchy, and even unconscious organizational habits. Her own story, growing up as the youngest daughter of Taiwanese immigrants, shows how silence sneaks in early and sticks.Throughout the episode, we explore questions relating to real-world challenges such as how can you create a safe space for candor when your “resting face” or demeanour sets the wrong tone? Or, why do team members only give feedback after a decision is finalized. Elaine offers evidence-informed and practical answers to these situations.The takeaway is clear: Strong leadership means recognizing that silence is not always golden—and that by unlearning it, we unlock deeper connection, better decisions, and a future not bound by the past. What You'll Learn- Silence is learned… and it's often unintentional.- Unlearning silence is an ongoing process.- Explicit clarity is critical for leaders.- How to reframe your view of your voice.- The mode and medium of communication matter.- What is obvious to you may be the insight someone else is looking for.Podcast Timestamps(00:03) - The Origins of Unlearning Silence(05:46) - The Process of Unlearning Silence(09:10) - Agency and the Value of Voice(15:59) - The RACI Framework(19:16) - How Communication Mode and Process Influence Voice(24:10) - Surfacing Feedback and Pre-Empting Silence(32:08) - Imposter Syndrome or Imposter Treatment?(41:47) - When Is Silence Golden?(46:52) - Explicitly Creating Psychological SafetyKEYWORDSPositive Leadership, Self-Awareness, Feedback, Personal Growth, Leading with Intention, Unlearning silence, Employee Voice, Power Dynamics, Decision-Making Frameworks, RACI Model, Team Communication, Self-Silencing, Imposter Syndrome, Psychological Safety, Personal Growth, CEO Success

Zu flach, zu warm, zu tot?! Der Ostsee geht es gar nicht gut. So weit, so bekannt. Aber, welche neuen Aspekte gibt es zur geschundenen Baltischen See zu beleuchten? Das fragt Frieder Johannes Radtke. Er ist Mitarbeiter für Öffentlichkeitsarbeit beim Landesangelverband Schleswig-Holstein e.V. und sagt gern in Vorträgen mal etwas provokant: Die Ostsee ist eine Kloake. Klingt hart, aber Johannes erklärt es Euch. Neben dem Sorgenkind Dorsch reden die beiden auch über den Hering, Plattfische und natürlich auch den Shooting-Star der Ostsee: die Meerforelle! Aber von allein klappt die Reproduktion der Meerforelle auch nicht. Wieso Johannes dafür in die Köpfe der Landwirte will und wie alles miteinander zusammenhängt, hört Ihr in dieser sehr spannenden Folge! Und eine Angebissen-Scale gibt's obendrauf zu gewinnen. Aber Vorsicht: Diese Episode kann Spuren von Wissen enthalten. (Gewinnspiel endet am 20.02.26) Noch mehr Podcast-Futter für Angelfans: Bei "Rute raus, der Spaß beginnt" stellen NDR Moderator Heinz Galling und Angelexperte Horst Hennings immer unterhaltsam und informativ die beliebtesten Angelfische und Reviere hauptsächlich in Norddeutschland vor. https://1.ard.de/ruteraus

Jackie and Skye cover, in depth, a highly popular topic from our last episode: laundry! We talk through how laundry works in each of our homes, and what our training routines look like as mothers. We get the story on Jackie's new mini van (does Skye need a mini van now?), why we don't use bike racks for our bikes, and how to dress for winter riding, among other things!Thank you for listening. Don't forget to follow Skye and Jackie on Instagram and Strava for the latest and greatest:Skye Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/skyemoench/Skye Strava: https://www.strava.com/pros/4552836Jackie Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jackiemhering/Jackie Strava: https://www.strava.com/pros/21325995

Skye and Jackie are back to recap the end of 2025 and to discuss what they learned last year, and some goals and plans for 2026.Are we making Jackie and Skye a regular thing? We just might be. Throw us a comment or question for anything you want to hear us discuss.Thank you for listening!!

How to find your voice when you need to be heard, learn when it's smart to choose silence, and communicate better with the people who matter most.   Elaine Lin Hering is a former Lecturer of Law at Harvard Law School. She works with organizations and individuals to build skills in communication, collaboration, and conflict management. She is the author of the book Unlearning Silence: How to Speak Your Mind, Unleash Talent, and Live More Fully.   In this episode we talk about: How we learn silence and self-editing  How we often miscalculate the cost-benefit when it comes to speaking up or staying silent Elaine's four steps to learn how to speak up and find your voice How we can unintentionally silence others, especially those closest to us, and what to do about it    This episode originally aired on May 15th, 2024. Get the 10% with Dan Harris app here Sign up for Dan's free newsletter here Follow Dan on social: Instagram, TikTok Subscribe to our YouTube Channel   Thanks to our sponsors:  AT&T: Happy Holidays from AT&T. Connecting changes everything.Monarch: Use code HAPPIER at monarch.com in your browser for half off your first year. Fabletics: Go to fabletics.com/Happier, sign up as a VIP and get 80% off everything. Airbnb: Your home might be worth more than you think. Find out how much at airbnb.com/host. To advertise on the show, contact sales@advertisecast.com or visit https://advertising.libsyn.com/10HappierwithDanHarris  

Rafael Mosberger aus Luzern lebt seit fünfzehn Jahren in Schweden. Mit seinem Startup entwickelt er Sensoren und Software für mobile Maschinen, die autonom in Minen und Tunneln fahren und Menschen vor gefährlicher Arbeit schützen. Die ETH-Lausanne führte Rafael Mosberger damals nach Schweden. Heute lebt er in Örebro: «Eigentlich wollte ich nur sechs Monate bleiben und in Schweden meine Masterarbeit schreiben.» Aus der Forschung an der Universität entstand die Idee für ein eigenes Unternehmen. Gemeinsam mit Kollegen gründete Rafael Mosberger ein Robotik-Startup, das Sensorsysteme und Navigierungssoftware für autonome Maschinen entwickelt. Viele dieser Fahrzeuge bewegen sich selbstständig durch grosse, weitläufige Untergrundminen ohne Fahrer und ohne Risiko für Menschen. Die Sensorik liefert die Daten, damit die Maschinen sicher und präzise arbeiten können. Rafael Mosberger lebt mit seiner Partnerin im Zentrum von Örebro. Die Stadt mit rund 160'000 Einwohnern, liegt zwei Stunden westlich von Stockholm. Weihnachten auf Schwedisch Statt Samichlaus feiert man in Schweden am 13. Dezember das Luciafest. Ein wichtiges Lichterfest, das Licht in die dunkle Winterzeit bringt, die Heilige Lucia ehrt und die Weihnachtszeit einläutet: «In den Wintermonaten ist es früh am Nachmittag bereits dunkel.» Am Heiligabend gehört das «Julbord» dazu. Ein üppiges Weihnachts-Buffet mit unter anderem eingelegtem Hering, den berühmten Fleischbällchen «Köttbullar» und Kartoffelauflauf.

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  In this episode, explore the concept of unlearning silence with Elaine Lin Herring, a faculty member at Harvard Law and a bestselling author. Elaine discusses her book 'Unlearning Silence' and shares the toll of societal and personal expectations on our lives, particularly for women and immigrants. She delves into the importance of finding one's voice, understanding personal needs, and making intentional choices for a more aligned and fulfilling life. Through personal anecdotes and professional insights, she offers practical advice for overcoming self-doubt, utilizing our unique talents, and creating a life that's truly yours.   Timestamps 01:14 The Burden of Expectations & Breaking Free from the Past 07:41 Rediscovering Your Voice, the Power of Self-Expression 14:56 The Journey to Unlearn Silence 27:37 Navigating Life's Uncertainties & Embracing Possibilities Amidst Challenges 30:06 Reevaluating Career Paths & The Importance of Market Awareness 31:55 Balancing Gratitude and Ambition, Exploring New Opportunities 40:10 Strategic Silence and Intentional Choices   About Elaine Lin Hering Elaine Lin Hering is a speaker, facilitator, and former Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School. She works with organizations and individuals to build skills in communication, collaboration, and conflict management. She has worked on six continents and facilitated executive education at Harvard, Dartmouth, Tufts, UC Berkeley, and UCLA. She has served as the Advanced Training Director for the Harvard Mediation Program and a Managing Partner for a global leadership development firm. She has worked with coal miners at BHP Billiton, micro-finance organizers in East Africa, mental health professionals in China, and senior leadership at the US Department of Commerce. Her clients include American Express, Chevron, Google, Nike, Novartis, PayPal, Pixar, and the Red Cross. She was named a Thinkers50 global management thinker to watch and is the author of the USA Today Bestselling book Unlearning Silence: How to Speak Your Mind, Unleash Talent, and Live More Fully (Penguin). Connect with Elaine Connect with Elaine on LinkedIn Subscribe to Elaine's Newsletter    _________________________________________________________________ Connect with Me Connect with me on LinkedIn From Zero Responses to Multiple Offers: Download The 5 Essential Steps Checklist Click here to learn about coaching

Get access to this entire episode as well as all of our premium episodes and bonus content by becoming a Hit Factory Patron for just $5/month.Writer and critic David Hering joins us from Liverpool to discuss the final film from the ingenious Stanley Kubrick, Eyes Wide Shut. Originally conceived in the 1970s as a follow-up to Kubrick's landmark 2001: A Space Odyssey as a more straightforward sex comedy, the film adapts and updates Arthur Schnitzler's 1926 novella Traumnovelle (Dream Story) into a visually stunning, phantasmagorical, and startlingly prescient dark night of the soul featuring one of Hollywood's then most famous couples that explores the psychosexual anxieties of masculinity and patriarchal power dynamics - upheld by loci of elite influence - that oppress, sublimate, and throttle our desires.We begin by examining the metatextual maelstrom surrounding the film, and how a series of distinct discourses (Kubrick's first film in over a decade, his sudden death shortly after the film's completion, Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman's tabloid-ready romance) united to produce a landmark film event that was met by a befuddled critical and commercial audience alike. Then, we discuss the film's milieu, its controlled artificiality, and Kubrick's masterful use of repetition to create a uniquely dreamlike essence that beguiles even as it suggests a disquieting world of influence operating just outside of our periphery. Finally, we unpack the film's mysteries and unresolved tensions; how the film's conclusion (and iconic final line) suggest a subtle defiance toward the systems of control that minimize and abstract our libidinal, desirous agency. Follow David Hering on Twitter.Check out David's work at his website.....Our theme song is "Mirror" by Chris Fish.

In this insightful episode, Mary talks with Dr Shrikant Talari, a homeopathic doctor from India who treats cancer patients daily. Dr Talari shares how integrating genetic and lifestyle factors has transformed his results with patients — offering a deeper understanding of disease prevention, treatment, and cure through homoeopathy. From Lifestyle to Genetic Causes Dr Talari explains that while lifestyle issues such as smoking, stress, and poor diet were once seen as the major causes of cancer, more recent patterns reveal strong genetic components. Many patients now come for prevention because of family history — for example, "My mother had breast cancer, so I'll get checked too." He began looking not just at current habits but at inherent tendencies — the physical or emotional patterns that seem to run in families. These "genetic symptoms," he says, hold the key to true, lasting healing. A Case that Changed His Perspective One of Dr Talari's patients had recurrent colon cancer after multiple surgeries and chemotherapy. She had suffered from lifelong acidity triggered by spicy food and relieved by vomiting. Initially, her remedy seemed obvious — Arsenicum album — yet it failed. Digging deeper, he discovered something else: since childhood she could never tolerate buttermilk, a traditional digestive aid in India. This reaction had no lifestyle cause; it was innate. The remedy Bryonia matched her buttermilk aggravation and finally brought relief — her vomiting stopped and energy improved. That's when Dr Talari realised that treating genetic traits, not just habits, reaches the root of disease. Healing Genetic Weaknesses He illustrates this with a second case of breast cancer in a woman who also had porphyria, a hereditary blood disorder. After addressing the emotional triggers behind the cancer, he turned to the genetic layer. Her porphyria pointed to a liver weakness, and Chelidonium — a liver remedy — restored her haemoglobin from 7 to a normal 15. For Dr Talari, this was proof that when a genetic condition improves, other inherited susceptibilities — including cancer — can also heal or be prevented. Understanding Hering's Law of Cure Dr Talari describes Hering's Law of Cure, which explains how healing progresses: From within outward – inner organs heal before skin or surface issues. From above downward – symptoms move from head to feet. In reverse order of appearance – newer diseases heal first, revealing older layers. He notes that when patients begin expressing old emotional wounds or childhood patterns, it's a positive sign — the body is healing deeply and naturally. Another Case: Tracing the True Root A carpenter with pancreatic cancer had unpredictable abdominal pain. The only consistent feature was mouth ulcers and excess saliva, which he'd had since childhood after a viral infection. Recognising the link, Dr Talari prescribed Mercurius solubilis, a classic remedy for ulcerations and salivation. Within two months, his pain vanished and energy returned. The lesson: seemingly small, lifelong symptoms can reveal the original weakness behind chronic disease. Going Straight to the Core Dr Talari and Mary conclude that instead of "peeling away layers," true healing happens when you go directly to the core susceptibility — the inherited tendency or genetic root. Treating this foundation builds resilience and prevents future illness. As Dr Talari summarises, "Homeopathy's true potential is not just relief but cure — removing the root so symptoms don't return." Important links mentioned in this episode: Read more about Dr. Shrikant Talari: https://homeopathy247.com/professional-homeopaths-team/shrikant-talari/ Visit Dr. Shrikant's website: https://drshrikantcancercare.com/   Subscribe to our YouTube channel and be updated with our latest episodes. You can also subscribe to our podcast channels available on your favourite podcast listening app below: Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/homeopathy247-podcast/id1628767810 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/39rjXAReQ33hGceW1E50dk Follow us on our social media accounts: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/homeopathy247 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/homeopathy247 You can also visit our website at https://homeopathy247.com/

Mandy Hering never expected her career to flow into water research. But today, her statistical science expertise addresses global needs and supports municipal water systems across the country in pursuit of new ways to deliver clean water. Discover how the Baylor mission and statistics intersect to protect water resources for the future.

In this special two-part feature, we welcome Jeremy Sherr, world-renowned homeopath, teacher, and founder of the Dynamis School for Advanced Homeopathic Studies, to share reflections on his 45-year journey in homeopathy and his vision for its evolving future. Jeremy explores the deep relationship between nature, evolution, and healing, offering rare insight into what it means to be truly present in practice. Together with hosts Atiq and Naila, he reflects on:

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“Healing is about returning to the here and now.” – Jeremy Sherr In this first part of our two-episode special, we sit down with one of homeopathy's great teachers — Jeremy Sherr, founder of the Dynamis School for Advanced Homeopathic Studies — for a truly profound conversation on nature, evolution, and the deeper meaning of healing. Jeremy reflects on his 45-year journey in homeopathy and shares insights that challenge long-held ideas like Hering's Law of Cure, offering instead his own philosophy — the Law of the Here and Now — where true healing begins by bringing patients back to presence. Together, we explore: - The surprising link between the evolution of wheat and the evolution of human health - How symptoms can arise when we lose touch with the present moment - The art of follow-up prescribing and understanding a patient's unfolding journey - And why homeopathy, at its heart, is not about chasing the perfect remedy — but about restoring the natural flow of life This is a conversation that moves beyond materia medica into the soul of homeopathy itself — reminding us that healing is not a destination, but a living, breathing process of returning home to ourselves.

Well, the moms took on Kona, and now you can hear all about it! Skye and Jackie break down their Kona races and give insight into what it's like racing a world championship in the women's field. They end giving their thoughts on the Ironman World Championship coming back together next year.

It's part 2 of our dive into the Insect Apocalypse, with our good friend Dr. Jason Dombroskie from the Cornell University Insect Collection!In this part, Jason fills us in on the drivers of the Insect Apocalypse and - most importantly - what we can do about it.This episode was recorded on August 21, 2025 at Rattlesnake Hill Wildlife Management Area in Dalton, NY.. Episode NotesDuring the episode, we made the claim that 40 million acres of the US is lawn, and that that area is equal to all of the country's National Parks put together. True? Well, sort of. The claim that the U.S. has about 40 million acres of lawn—roughly equal to all our national parks combined—is only partly true. A NASA-funded study led by Cristina Milesi estimated that turfgrass covers about 128,000 km² (≈31 million acres) of the continental U.S., making it the largest irrigated “crop” in the country (Milesi et al., Environmental Management, 2005; NASA Earth Observatory). Later analyses and popular summaries often round that up to ≈40 million acres (e.g., Scienceline, 2011; LawnStarter, 2023). By comparison, the total land area of all officially designated U.S. National Parks is about 52.4 million acres, while the entire National Park System—which also includes monuments, preserves, and historic sites—covers about 85 million acres (National Park Service, 2024). So while lawns and parks occupy areas of similar magnitude, lawns do not actually equal or exceed the combined area of the national parks. Is it better to mulch leaves on your lawn or leave them be? Here's what we found: It's generally best to mulch your leaves with a mower rather than rake or remove them. Research from Michigan State University found that mowing leaves into small pieces allows them to decompose quickly, returning nutrients to the soil and reducing weeds like dandelions and crabgrass (MSU Extension, “Don't rake leaves — mulch them into your lawn”, 2012). Cornell University studies similarly show that mulched leaves improve soil structure, moisture retention, and microbial activity (Cornell Cooperative Extension, “Leaf Mulching: A Sustainable Alternative”, 2019). However, in garden beds, wooded edges, or under shrubs, it's often better to leave leaves whole, since they provide winter habitat for butterflies, bees, and other invertebrates that overwinter in leaf litter (National Wildlife Federation, “Leave the Leaves for Wildlife”, 2020). The ideal approach is a mix: mow-mulch leaves on grassy areas for turf health and leave them intact where they naturally fall to support biodiversity and soil ecology. 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This week we barely had enough time to squeeze in a podcast recording with so much going on. We kicked things off with updates on Eric's Fireflies Patagonia film, Team TTL sign-ups, Paula's Junkyard Dogs podcast recording, Nick riding bikes with Jan Frodeno, and even a surprise guest appearance from pro triathlete Jackie Herring — all before diving into Bike Tech with Eric and listener-submitted questions.This week on the TTL triathlon podcast, we discussed:Flared handlebarsPlanning for trail conditions and safety in new placesFlynn's favorite post-activity snackBike escorts for leaders in triathlon racesSwim paddles and how to use them in workoutsHow to handle bad road conditions during a raceA big thank you to our podcast supporters who keep the podcast alive! To submit a question for the podcast and to become a podcast supporter, head over to ThatTriathlonLife.com/podcast

Jackie and Skye catch up on how things have been for Skye as she has been getting back to training and racing post-baby. As always, Jackie shares her wonderful experience as a mom of two. Together they talk about their preparation and goals for Kona this year.

Thinking about selling your lawn care business? In this episode of The Side Hustle Squad Podcast, I'm joined by Dennis Hering from The Advisory Investment Bank to walk through the process. Dennis explains how his firm acts as a trusted liaison between you and potential buyers, the steps involved in valuation, how to navigate negotiations, and what strategies can help you get the best price. Whether you're ready to sell or just curious about your business's future value, this episode is packed with insider tips to help you make smart moves when it's time to exit.

You won't believe how silence impacts leadership and team dynamics in the workplace. The unexpected truth about unlearning silence will leave you in awe. From cultural differences to the power dynamics, this conversation will challenge everything you thought you knew. Get ready to dive into a world of difference and discover the transformative power of reclaiming your voice. Are you ready to uncover the hidden impact of silence in your professional life? Stay tuned for a revelation that will change the way you lead and communicate. In this episode, you will be able to: Embracing Open Dialogue: Discover the power of unlearning workplace silence to foster a more inclusive and communicative team environment. Navigating Cultural Differences: Learn how cultural diversity influences communication in the workplace and gain insights into effective cross-cultural collaboration. Enhancing Team Communication: Uncover actionable strategies to boost team communication and productivity, leading to smoother workflows and stronger team cohesion. Leadership's Role in Open Dialogue: Explore the crucial role of leadership in fostering open dialogue and creating an environment where diverse voices are heard and valued. Leveraging Diversity for Problem-Solving: Understand the benefits of diversity and inclusion in problem-solving, and how embracing different perspectives can lead to more innovative solutions. My special guest is Elaine Lin Hering Elaine Lin Hering, author of "Unlearning Silence," brings a refreshing and insightful perspective to the topic of unlearning silence in the workplace. With a background in negotiation skills and cross-cultural experiences, Elaine delves into the nuances of communication, cultural differences, and the impact of silence on individuals and teams. Her personal journey as the youngest daughter of an immigrant family from Taiwan to the United States, and her professional expertise in teaching negotiation skills across industries, provide a rich foundation for her valuable insights. Through her engaging and thought-provoking approach, Elaine offers practical strategies for fostering open dialogue, enhancing team communication, and embracing the benefits of diversity and inclusion in problem-solving. The key moments in this episode are:00:01:05 - Importance of Speaking Up 00:03:22 - Origin Stories and Cultural Background 00:06:47 - Defining Silence 00:13:00 - Importance of Active Listening 00:14:41 - Understanding Voice 00:19:18 - Learning Silence 00:23:41 - Impact of Organizational Silence 00:24:24 - Encouraging Voice 00:28:12 - The Power of Different Perspectives 00:28:53 - Recognizing the Role of Silence 00:30:26 - Three Levers for Voice 00:34:19 - Cross-Cultural Communication 00:39:12 - Observing Silence in Teams 00:42:40 - Encouraging Action 00:43:12 - Your Voice Matters 00:43:27 - Call to Action Share this episode with five people who care about making the world better. Text it to them or share it in your group chat to spread the message of unlearning silence and making a difference. Leave a 5-star review and a quick comment to let us know how this episode made a difference for you. Your words help the show reach more difference makers and amplify the impact of the conversation. Grab a copy of Elaine Lin Hering's book, Unlearning Silence, and dive into the insights and strategies for reclaiming your voice and creating a more inclusive and empowering environment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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En 2019 en medio de la pandemia descubrí Breathwork, una herramienta para liberar emociones que me cambió la vida tanto que busqué certificarme con el mejor: David Elliot. Ahí conocí a Danielle Hering, quien es la mano derecha de David en sus entrenamientos.   Danielle nos cuenta en este episodio: Porqué una psicóloga profesional complementa sus terapias con técnicas de respiración. ¿Qué es Breathwork? Sus beneficios emocionales y espirituales para mejorar tu conexión con tu intuición. Cómo a través de Breathwork descubrió su llamado de ser escritora y cómo venció el síndrome del impostor y el autosabotaje. Qué es la activación de kundalini y cuáles son sus beneficios   Si estás buscando inspiración para ser más constante en usar herramientas de liberación emocional, este episodio te va a encantar.   Conecta con Danielle: Página: https://www.thrutheheart.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danielle.hering/    Aparta tu lugar para el próximo retiro Aliento aquí: https://www.estheriturralde.com/retiros  Si tienes una pregunta, no dudes en escribir al chat de Soporte al Cliente: wa.me/17012031120   ¿La medicina ancestral te está llamando? Vamos juntos a Perú, apúntate a la lista de espera para mayor información: estheriturralde.com/arkana   ¿Quieres unirte a Relevante Espiritual? Es mi comunidad y mi grupo de estudio mensual: https://www.estheriturralde.com/relevanteespiritual   ¿Te interesa certificarte como Life Coach? Apúntate aquí a Sherpa weekend y recibirás el todos los detalles de mi certificación GRATIS: sherpacertification.com   Conoce mis 2 libros, aquí tienes toda la información: https://www.estheriturralde.com/libros   ¿Ya sigues a Mi Medicina podcast en Instagram? https://www.instagram.com/mimedicina_podcast/ 

  Feeling unheard in the workplace? Join Elaine Lin Hering, a world renowned author, speaker, and coach for women and people of color in executive leadership within majority white spaces, as she unpacks the power of unlearning silence. Drawing on her extensive experience with organizations like Google, Nike, and Harvard Law School, Elaine delves into the crucial connection between communication, negotiation, and inclusive leadership. Discover practical strategies to find your voice, establish healthy boundaries, navigate power dynamics, and cultivate truly inclusive workplace cultures where everyone can thrive. In this insightful episode, we dive deep into: Practical strategies for setting boundaries and navigating power dynamics at work. Why well-intentioned leaders may inadvertently silence their teams and how to foster open dialogue. Cultivating critical thinking, clear decision-making, and reclaiming your agency at work. Recognizing privilege, challenging the status quo, and questioning workplace assumptions. The unique challenges faced by women of color when asserting themselves and actionable allyship strategies. Why silence is not a safe strategy and the importance of speaking up for yourself and your values. Building sustainable work practices, finding joy, and defining personal success. Connect with us: Follow Elaine on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/elainelinhering/ .   Preorder Elaine's new book published by Penguin Random House at https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/720975/unlearning-silence-by-elaine-lin-hering/. Follow Samorn on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/samornselim/. Get a copy of Samorn's book, “Belonging: Self Love Lessons From A Workaholic Depressed Insomniac Lawyer” at https://tinyurl.com/2dk5hr2f.  Get weekly career tips by signing up for our advice column at www.careerunicorns.com.  Schedule a free 30-minute build your dream career consult by sending a message at www.careerunicorns.com. 

At what age do our children get "nudges" from the Lord?  What do they do with those nudges?  Well, today you'll meet Esmund who, at 9 years old, has caught the evangelism bug!  And his Bible Buddy is none other than Brad Hering, who we interviewed a few weeks ago.Come and enjoy the laughs and the joy of evangelism through a child's eyes.Reach Out to Me:Website: www.dontignorethenudge.comPatreon: www.patreon.com/dontignorethenudgeIG: @dontignorethenudgepodcastPrivate FB group to WATCH interviews: www.dontignorethenudge.com/facebook__________________________________________________________________________________________Business/Personal Coaching with Cori:www.corifreeman.com(951) 923-2674

Request A Customized Workshop For Your Company This episode is essential for anyone looking to break free from the constraints of silence to lead a more fulfilled, authentic, and vocal life. Whether you're striving to assert your ideas more confidently, aiming to create a more inclusive and expressive workplace, or simply seeking to live more fully, “Unlearning Silence” offers the opportunity and the tools needed for change. Join Kwame Christian, CEO of the American Negotiation Institute, for an exclusive LinkedIn Live event as he sits down with Elaine Lin Hering, author of the transformative book, “Unlearning Silence: How to Speak Your Mind, Unleash Talent, and Live More Fully.” This paradigm-shifting discussion will delve into the pervasive influence of silence in our personal and professional lives and explore practical strategies for dismantling these barriers to truly find and use our voices. You'll learn: Insightful Analysis: Understand the deep-seated reasons behind why we choose silence over speaking out and how this affects our careers and personal lives. Practical Tools: Learn concrete strategies from Elaine Lin Hering on how to break the cycle of silence, making more intentional choices about your presence at home and at work. Real-life Applications: Gain insights through real-life examples discussed by Hering, illustrating the impact of unlearning silence. Guided Road Map: Receive a clear, actionable road map for navigating the challenges of speaking your truth and unleashing your full potential. Empowerment: Discover how unlearning silence can not only transform your own life but also create a ripple effect that empowers those around you. Connect with Elaine Lin Hering Follow Elaine Lin Hering on LinkedIn Buy the book: Unlearning Silence HOW TO SPEAK YOUR MIND, UNLEASH TALENT, AND LIVE MORE FULLY By Elaine Lin Hering https://elainelinhering.com/ Contact ANI Request A Customized Workshop For Your Company Follow Kwame Christian on LinkedIn The Ultimate Negotiation Guide Click here to buy your copy of How To Have Difficult Conversations About Race! Click here to buy your copy of Finding Confidence in Conflict: How to Negotiate Anything and Live Your Best Life!

Elaine Lin Hering is a speaker, facilitator, and writer, and she is the author of the USA Today Bestselling book Unlearning Silence. Elaine has taught executive education programs at Harvard, Dartmouth, Tufts, Cal Berkeley, and UCLA and served as a Lecturer at Harvard Law School. And her clients include American Express, Capital One, Google, IBM, Merck, Nike, Salesforce, Shell, Pixar, and the Red Cross. Elaine has B.A.s in Political Science and Music from Cal Berkeley and a J.D. from Harvard Law School. In this episode we discuss the following: Silence is a learned behavior. We're endlessly influenced by culture and society, so it's important to question assumptions, and ask ourselves: In what ways do we self-censor and in what ways do we silence others? Just as there is no one best time zone, there is no one best way to speak, to look, to act. We should always seek out data, but remember that it's not definitive. Connect on Social Media: X: https://twitter.com/nate_meikle LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natemeikle/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nate_meikle/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@nate.meikle