Podcast appearances and mentions of hilary thompson

Even in the happiest couples, a lot of things are often left unsaid. However, when we fall asleep, our subconscious wakes up and spills all the beans. Watch the video to find out what you and your partner's sleeping position reveals about your relationship! For example, sleeping at a certain distance while still holding hands or staying connected through any other minimal touch shows that both of you are confident in the relationship. You don't need any over-the-top gestures to know that your partner is head-over-heels in love with you. Hilary Thompson, a wellness consultant with SleepTrain, says that minimal touch is just a little reminder of your presence and the affection you give to each other. So you can sigh with relief; your subconscious confirms that your relationship is on top of its game! TIMESTAMPS: Spooning 0:44 Head on the chest 1:38 Back-to-back 2:16 Face-to-face 3:08 Sleeping on your stomachs 4:01 Hand touching 4:46 Leg hugging 5:27 Tangling 6:18 One of the partners dominates the bed 7:04 Sleeping in separate beds 8:03 Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ SUMMARY: - Spooning indicates intimacy and deep understanding between partners. This position also shows your roles in the relationship. If you're the big spoon, you're protective of your partner and can even be a bit possessive at times. - According to Patti Wood, a body language expert and the author of Success Signals: A Guide to Reading Body Language, the partner who puts their head on the other's chest shows their dependence, while the one who sleeps on their back demonstrates their power and desire to protect their other half. - Sleeping back-to-back can have completely different meanings depending on the space between you two. If your backs are touching, it shows that you're an established couple that values their space but manages to keep that connection with one another. - Sleeping with your faces and bodies turned towards each other is a position that signifies emotional connection. If you and your partner are touching during face-to-face sleeping, it means that you want the same things and understand each other perfectly. - If both you and your partner are big fans of sleeping on your stomach, this could be a sign of a little trouble in your personal paradise. - Sleeping at a certain distance while still holding hands or staying connected through any other minimal touch shows that both of you are confident in the relationship. - Intertwining your legs together while sleeping is another great sign for your relationship. Even if you don't really sleep that close to one another, this “leg hugging” shows your bond with your partner and your desire for deeper emotional and physical connection. - Tangling is a popular sleeping position among couples who just started dating. This is that stage of any new relationship when you just can't get enough of each other. And that's exactly what this position signifies. - If you or your partner prefer a starfish position and take up a whole lotta space while sleeping, it's not really a good sign. It basically indicates a selfish person who wants to be in charge at all times. Another important factor is whether your heads are at the same level. - The reasons behind a couple sleeping in different beds can vary from comfort issues and snoring to really serious problems in the relationship. Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our Social Media: Facebook:   / brightside   Instagram:   / brightgram   5-Minute Crafts Youtube: https://www.goo.gl/8JVmuC ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For more videos and articles visit: http://www.brightside.me/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bone crushes; door creaks; feet padding through the snow. They are sounds we hear all the time... but could you recreate those sounds without bones, doors, or snow? If you can... then you might just be a foley! We hear from a brother sister duo who make sound effects on the big screen. (Krissy Holmes with foley Hilary Thompson and sound editor Matthew Thompson)

On this Friday morning Coffee Break, Joe is joined by Ian Buckley of Munster Rugby Supporters Club, Hilary Thompson from Hilary Thompson Model Agency, and Live 95's Tess Hughes. They discuss the fact we may be brushing our teeth the wrong way, ITV's This Morning Show controversy, the Munster Final terrace ticket sell-out, and more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hilary Thompson from The Hilary Thompson modelling Agency joins Joe Nash in the studio and discusses her life since the Covid Pandemic See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

One avenue of conversation we haven't really explored here on the show is diving into the nuances of influencer marketing within different social networks. A great creator on Instagram may not be very good on Twitter. A strong YouTuber may not help you at all on Facebook.  YouTube is the first avenue I think it's worth diving deeper into. Not only is video far more engaging for consumers, but YouTube is the second largest search engine in the world behind Google, which owns it. So a YouTube influencer posting something relevant about your brand can solve problems in awareness, search rankings, conversions and beyond.  And, unlike other nascent social network features, YouTube videos typically stay online forever. So one investment can benefit your brand for far longer than other influencer content.  But YouTube can be a bit of a puzzle for some marketers. Video work is more expensive and takes more lead time that other types of content. YouTube is a noisy platform so you may not know how the influencer is going to get eyeballs against all that other content out there.  Fortunately, we know a few folks. One of those is Hilary Thompson. She is the digital PR lead at Portent, which evolved from and SEO firm into a performance-driven digital agency based in Seattle. Hilary has been running YouTube influencer campaigns for a couple of years now. She started with a low five-digit monthly spend for a client two years ago. She now manages a monthly spend in the low six-figures. She gets results.  I caught up with Hilary to chat about her approach to influencers on YouTube. She has great tips and advice for reaching out to influencers, negotiating pricing with influencers, measuring success and how to manage campaigns to optimize results. She also shares a couple of nuances about working with YouTube influencers you wouldn't know if you didn't do it all the time. This episode of Winfluence - The Influence Marketing Podcast is brought to you by Tagger. It is the influence marketing software I'm using Cornett. They sponsor the show and provide us with their fantastic software to use. In today's episode, Meredith Jacobson from We Are Boosters talks more about Tagger's deep search and discovery features. Give the episode a listen and see how Tagger helps her consultancy get to the right list of the right influencers. Learn more about the software at jason.online/tagger. Tagger is the new influencer marketing campaign software of choice for me. I hope it will be for you, too. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe is joined by Hilary Thompson from Hilary Thompson Modelling Agency, Magician Steve Spade and our own Amanda Flannery to discuss some of the topics that made the news during the week.. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Designers have one of the most visible jobs in comics -- someone puts the covers and the page layouts and the lettering and the page numbers and the files from the artist and the colorist all together on the page, right? But how does a designer's job work? What do they do on a day-to-day basis? In this episode, we talk to Hilary Thompson from Oni Press about all of these things. Hilary takes us through the process and timeline of creating graphic novels and pamphlet comics at Oni -- and we're excited to share this look behind the scenes. For more information about Hilary, you can check out her @hilaryfamiliar -- or check out Oni Press online at https://onipress.com

Hilary Thompson has dedicated her life to looking behind the products we see on the shelves. She has focused on environmental practices such as no-deforestation, and primarily focuses on labour practices and exploitation issues.

Join us in welcoming back Hilary Thompson as we discuss the critically acclaimed Neil Gaiman graphic novel, The Sandman. @FiresideComics

We revisit the topic of Women in Film in our second episode on the subject. This time we have Hilary Thompson on to give some thoughts and ideas from the female perspective. We also discuss Wonder Woman and the expectations people have for it. Subscribe on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, and Pocket Casts for new and old episodes. @FiresideComics

When a devious plot separates CIA agent Peter Sandza (Kirk Douglas) from his son, Robin (Andrew Stevens), the distraught father manages to see through the ruse. Taken because of his psychic abilities, Robin is being held by Ben Childress (John Cassavetes), who is studying people with supernatural powers in hopes of developing their talents as weapons. Soon Peter pairs up with Gillian (Amy Irving), a teen who has telekinesis, to find and rescue Robin. Stream online: https://amzn.to/2KyRqG9 Become a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/mfrbooksandfilm?fan_landing=true