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Sometimes the vibe between client and agent just isn't working, and someone gets fired! And sometimes its the agent that's doing the firing... Today Danielle and Coleen share their story of the first time they fired a client, and boy is it exciting!

Aujourd'hui, dans l'épisode #3/4 des culture marquantes de la Tech, j'ai le plaisir d'accueillir Mathilde Callède, la Chief People Officer de Shine. Shine, c'est cette startup qui facilite la vie des auto-entrepreneurs depuis 2017 en leur proposant des services financiers dédiés et adaptés à leurs besoins. Shine a été fondée en septembre 2017 par Nicolas Reboud et Raphaël Simon, rachetée en 2020 par Société Générale alors qu'ils étaient 60 et compte aujourd'hui 250 collaborateurs ! Mathilde, à l'image de Paul, le CPO de Alan (interviewé dans un précédent épisode de cette série), est arrivée aux tout débuts de Shine. Dans cet épisode, nous l'écouterons parler avec chaleur des débuts de Shine, de l'importance accordée par les founders à la culture dès le départ et notamment les valeurs de transparence et de solidarité, mais aussi de ses apprentissages en tant que Chief People Officer. Dans ce retour d'expérience, vous entendrez: ⭐ Comment Mathilde s'est formée au métier de RH après des débuts en marketing / comm ⭐  Pourquoi la culture, c'est comme une pyramide de Maslow : sans mettre les bases en place, inutile de penser aux étages d'après! ⭐ Du processus par lequel Shine a défini ses valeurs (Solidarity First, Honesty Is The Best Policy, Be Ambitious Be Humble, Build GEMS: Genuinely Enchanting Masterpieces) ⭐  De la façon très concrète dont la solidarité s'incarne chez Shine ⭐  Du travail qui a été fait sur les grilles de salaire et la formation au feedback pour favoriser la transparence ⭐ Ainsi que la vision qu'a Mathilde du futur du travail et ce que les entreprises peuvent faire pour s'adapter !

Episode 215 ALTERNATIVE TITLES: Big Booty Lola, The Procedure, No Ass Is Too Big, Soaking, Let Her Finish, Family Time, To Tell The Truth, What's Done In The Dark, Honesty Is The Best Policy, The Letter P, The City for Best Tacos, (0:23)   Welcome back! (34:49) The Perfect Job, but… (39:45) The Letter Game. (44:16) LADY FELLA LISTENER QUESTION: How important is it for my husband to make an effort to spend time with my family during get-togethers. (1:04:00)  The Best Taco List

++Unrealistic expectations assume a level of control that we don't actually have in a situation. We repeatedly feel disappointment that the expectation hasn't been met.+++ One of the most unrealistic expectations partners have is that conflicts wont occur in a good relationship. Some partners erroneously believe that in order for a relationship to work, they should avoid conflict at any cost. In order for a relationship to survive it must remain the same. +Here are 7 ways that you can deal with these expectations in a relationship: Practice Assertiveness. It's important to understand what assertiveness is. ... Communication Is Key. Communicate communicate, communicate. ... Define Your Limits. ... Find A Middle ground. ... Don't Expect At All. ... Honesty Is The Best Policy. ... Give It Time. Examples of Unrealistic Expectations It's a common belief that you need to wait for the right opportunity. The truth is wishing and hoping will only get you so far. Nothing is guaranteed. If you really want something, go after it and take action. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therealephriampodcastshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therealephriampodcastshow/support

adjective. If you say that someone is being unrealistic, you mean that they do not recognize the truth about a situation, especially about the difficulties involved in something they want to achieve. There are many who feel that the players are being completely unrealistic in their demands. Here are 7 ways that you can deal with these expectations in a relationship: Practice Assertiveness. It's important to understand what assertiveness is. ... Communication Is Key. Communicate communicate, communicate. ... Define Your Limits. ... Find A Middleground. ... Don't Expect At All. ... Honesty Is The Best Policy. ... Give It Time. Unrealistic Expectations For Relationships People Often Have They will never notice anyone else. ... They will always be romantic. ... They will always support everything you do. ... They will always say the right thing. ... There will never be an argument or disagreement. ... Everything will always go smoothly. Here are examples of some unrealistic expectations: Your spouse is responsible for your happiness. ... Your spouse will complete you. ... The person you married will never change. ... Your spouse's life should revolve around you. ... All of your time should be spent together. ... Your way is the right way. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therealephriampodcastshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therealephriampodcastshow/support

Firstly, welcome to Be Engaged and Inspired as we discuss why honesty is the best policy when it comes to your wedding.Above all, planning a wedding isn’t easy. So, Be Engaged and Inspired hosts DJ Sam and Kia, share their expertise and wedding planning knowledge. Moreover, to help you navigate those tricky waters of life and relationship. Most importantly, explaining how to plan a wedding and leave you feeling inspired.So, in this episode, we tackle a difficult topic. When clients lie to their vendors about their events. More specifically, when clients tell their vendors they are having a “small” party when in reality, it’s a wedding reception.Unfortunmately, this happens more often than you might think. Most people don’t think of the invisible labor costs that go into producing a wedding. There may be multiple phone calls, complex setup and tear-down instructions and extra staff on hand to serve guests and deal with meltdowns.Also, you might not get the same level of service you might have had if you’d told the truth, in the first place. A wedding professional will tailor their service toward the wedding and provide insightful knowledge that you would not get otherwise.Finally, join us for another installment of wedding professional, Keith Alan’s, insightful “The Keith Alan Minute”.Subscribe to our RSS and get your podcast FIRST, or listen and stream on-line wherever you get podcasts. After that, rate and review.Be Engaged And Inspired Podcast is sponsored byEasyEventPlanning.comBe Engaged and Inspired Podcast Episode 112: Honesty Is The Best Policy.Produced By Atmosphere Productions in association with Engaged CTHosts: Kia and DJ SamMusic: “Kia & DJ Sam’s Tune” by Marty QCopyright © 2021 Atmosphere Productions™ LLC All Rights Reserved. The Be Engaged And Inspired Podcast is monetized. Therefore, the content and affiliate links come from various platforms and may change. However, it doesn’t cost the user anything when clicked on. Moreover, it allows Atmosphere Productions LLC and Be Engaged And Inspired Podcast to earn commission, and fund the site. Most importantly, our aim is to provide a service to the wedding community, couples, wedding planners and other wedding professionals. =========Be Engaged and Inspired Podcast Episode 112: Honesty Is The Best Policy.Be Engaged and Inspired Podcast Episode 112: Honesty Is The Best Policy.Firstly, welcome to Be Engaged and Inspired as we discuss why honesty is the best policy when it comes to your wedding.Above all, planning a wedding isn’t easy. So, Be Engaged and Inspired hosts DJ Sam and Kia, share their expertise and wedding planning knowledge. Moreover, to help you navigate those tricky waters of life and relationship. Most importantly, explaining how to plan a wedding and leave you feeling inspired.So, in this episode, we tackle a difficult topic. When clients lie to their vendors about their events. More specifically, when clients tell their vendors they are having a “small” party when in reality, it’s a wedding reception.

Firstly, welcome to Be Engaged and Inspired as we discuss why honesty is the best policy when it comes to your wedding. Above all, planning a wedding isn't easy. So, Be Engaged and Inspired hosts DJ Sam and Kia, share their expertise and wedding planning knowledge. Moreover, to help you navigate those tricky waters of life and relationship. Most importantly, explaining how to plan a wedding and leave you feeling inspired. The Be Engaged And Inspired Wedding Podcast is listener-supported. Therefore, we need YOUR help to continue this podcast. So, please make a donation at the ATMOSPHERE PRODUCTIONS Venmo business profile page or go to our Anchor page - and click on the SUPPORT button to make a donation and help support this podcast. So, in this episode, we tackle a difficult topic. When clients lie to their vendors about their events. More specifically, when clients tell their vendors they are having a “small” party when in reality, it's a wedding reception.Unfortunmately, this happens more often than you might think. Most people don't think of the invisible labor costs that go into producing a wedding. There may be multiple phone calls, complex setup and tear-down instructions and extra staff on hand to serve guests and deal with meltdowns. Also, you might not get the same level of service you might have had if you'd told the truth, in the first place. A wedding professional will tailor their service toward the wedding and provide insightful knowledge that you would not get otherwise. Finally, join us for another installment of wedding professional, Keith Alan's, insightful “The Keith Alan Minute”. Hosts: Kia and DJ Sam Music: “Kia & DJ Sam's Tune” by Marty Q Be Engaged And Inspired Wedding Podcast is sponsored by EasyEventPlanning.com Be Engaged And Inspired Wedding Podcast Episode 112: Honesty Is The Best Policy. Do you have a question or comment? Then contact us at engagedct@gmail.com or djsam@atmosphere-productions.com Produced By Atmosphere Productions in association with Engaged Connecticut © 2021 Atmosphere Productions™ LLC All Rights Reserved The Be Engaged And Inspired Wedding Podcast is monetized.  Therefore, the content and affiliate links come from various platforms and may change. However, it doesn't cost the user anything when links are clicked. Moreover, this allows Atmosphere Productions LLC and Be Engaged And Inspired Podcast to fund the site and provide a service to the wedding community. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sylvester88/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sylvester88/support

Honesty Is The Best Policy...Especially When Supersizing Your Business! Check in here every day for a dose of different business building perspective: https://facebook.com/supersizebusiness #supersizeyourbusiness #whatthingsmean #honestyisthebestpolicy

Honesty Is The Best Policy...Especially When Supersizing Your Business! Check in here every day for a dose of different business building perspective: https://facebook.com/supersizebusiness #supersizeyourbusiness #whatthingsmean #honestyisthebestpolicy

The energy around falsehood is dark. It is squirmy, it is weird. It carries its own negative energy. People know when something isn't right, even if they don't know exactly what's wrong, we know that something's not right.   - Kellan Fluckiger Listen to more episodes of Your Ultimate Life: your-ultimate-life-by-kellan-fluckiger.simplecast.com In this episode you’ll discover:What is Truth? Truth is what you know to be real. It's knowledge as a scriptural definition that says it's knowledge of things as they are and as they are to come. But the point there is it's knowing something that is true. That indeed happened and exists. Why it Matters? Well, we could go into a long philosophical conversation about why it matters. And let's just look at some straightforward things. Mark Twain said, Tell the truth, there's less to remember. There is that, and even if you're blessed or cursed with a spectacular memory, you remember all the lies you tell, telling the truth is purifying. Because then there is nothing to remember. But, the ultimate reason why it matters is that people can depend on your word.How to Live it?  It’s simple, living in a place of absolute truth where every time I open my mouth, it's truth, and I can depend on it. I'm not trying to shade it or mess with it. That builds a current set of energy and situation, and it also works toward creating repair. And if ever you have said something untrue. Just say, Oh, wait a minute, that's not exactly what I meant. That's not quite right. And just get in the habit of correcting things that are the tiniest bit untrue. Always lead yourself to tell the truth. My final remarks: Those are really simple steps. Talk less. Be careful, a lot more cautious, and considered what you say and fix everything. The instant it comes out of your mouth is not right. Those are three simple steps, but they are the beginning. They are the beginning of learning to create your ultimate life by being honest and telling only the truth. There's more to it, and it's a lot deeper than that. I can tell you that the beauty, power, love, and contentment that comes into life from being honest cannot be described, and it is a giant piece of creating your ultimate life.Key Takeaways: It starts with a choice, and you say I'm never going to speak anything false again.  - Kellan FluckigerThe first and easiest way to do that might be to shut up and stop talking so much. Talk less. Take space before you speak. - Kellan FluckigerWhen you speak the truth, it carries power. It sounds like the truth, it feels like truth, and so it brings power. - Kellan Fluckiger The fastest way to find your purpose is truth. So it matters. If you're trying to create a mission or live into one, it matters if you're trying to create prosperity. There is nothing joyful, about non-truth untruth lies - Kellan FluckigerThink about what you're saying when you choose to speak, slow down, slow down, and consider what you're going to say. When you say something that isn't quite right, fix it instantly. - Kellan FluckigerConnect with Kellan on your favorite platforms:Facebook: www.facebook.com/kellan.fluckiger3YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/ultimatelifeformulaLinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellanfluckigerTwitter:  https://twitter.com/kellanfluckigerYou can find out more about Kellan and how he can help you achieve your ultimate life by checking out his website.Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts, iHeartRADIO or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on  Apple Podcasts  

Exodus 20:16 says “Do not testify falsely against your neighbor.” Fact: Humans don’t always tell the truth. Do we know how to tell the truth? Of course we do, but sometimes the truth escapes us unfortunately. How can we tell the truth? Notes:Exodus 20:16 "You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor." Survey Said 66% Of Americans Say It's Not Wrong To Tell Lies. Only 31% Agreed W/ Statement, "Honesty Is The Best Policy." Dr. Leonard Keeler (Inventor Of Lie Detector) Has Tested 25K People & Has Come To Conclusion Human Beings Are Basically Deceptive. How Can We Be Honest In A Dishonest World? HOW TO TELL THE TRUTH 1. TELL THE TRUTH COMPLETELY Proverbs 10:10 "Someone who holds back the truth [Concealing] causes trouble." What Kind Of Trouble? Employer / Teacher / Spouse... Couples That Hold Back Truth and Sweep Issues Under Carpet Are Headed For Trouble. Proverbs 28:23 "In the end people appreciate frankness more than flattery." Telling the truth may be unpleasant at first. For instance if an employee is goofing off on the job and you have to reprimand or fire them, they may not appreciate what happens, but it may help the to c their character in the long run. 2. TELL THE TRUTH CONSISTENTLY Being Honest 80% Of The Time Is NOT Integrity Proverbs 11:3 "People who can't be trusted are destroyed by their own dishonesty." Lying Destroys relationships. Every relationship is built on one thing-- TRUST! If you destroy trust, you destroy the relationship. Proverbs 13:7 "Reliable communication permits progress." When a couple has dealt with the same old problems for years and there's no progress, it's because someone is not being honest. 3. TELL THE TRUTH LOVINGLY Ephesians 4:15 "Speak the truth in a spirit of LOVE." DON'T use the truth as a club! REMEMBER TWO THINGS: 1. People change faster when you speak the truth in a spirit of love. 2. People perceive truth without love as an attack. It doesn't matter whether what you’re saying is the truth, they are certain to resist it. Old Arab Proverb: when you shoot an arrow dip it in honey first. 4. TELL THE TRUTH TACTFULLY – There is a right time, place or way to have the conversation. It’s not at midnight right before you go to bed! Remember Proverbs 12:18 "Thoughtless words can wound as deeply as any sword. But wisely spoken words can heal." You have an option in how you use your words: you can hurt or heal; develop or destroy. Words have Power. Remember the rhyme "Sticks & Stones..." Proverbs 16:23 "Intelligent people THINK before they SPEAK." WHY DO WE LIE? FIVE TYPES OF LIES / MOTIVES: 1. THE CRUEL LIE this is the kind of lie that is intentionally destructive / malicious / revenge. Somebody hurt you so you make up a lie about them. The Sadducees did this to Jesus. They called him a “drunkard who associates with sinners!” Motive? Jealousy, revenge, hurt, anger, hate, resentment. 2. THE COWARDLY LIE The cowardly lie is usually told to escape consequences or avoid punishment. "MY DOG ATE MY HOMEWORK." Adam in the Garden of Eden used this tact because he was afraid. 3. THE CONCEITED LIE The conceited lie is usually told in order to impress. Bragging and lying are cousins. Motive? Insecurity. What comes off

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One of the most common misquotes attributed to Benjamin Franklin is “A penny saved is a penny earned.” It’s close, but it’s not Franklin. Franklin is best known as one of the foremost founders of a new nation. He helped define the American spirit through his wit and wisdom. Nationally recognized scholar on his business practices, Dr. Blaine McCormick, says Franklin is often misquoted.