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This week we're reflecting on what an amazing start we've had to our podcast journey. We're so grateful to all our wonderful guests, for their generosity in time, insight and good humour. Here's a selection of some of our favourite bits to give you a flavour of what The Underground is all about. Discover more about our hosts: Kate Turner: www.gardenerguru.co.uk Phil Wright: www.wrightobara.com Thank you to all our featured guests: Fran Barnes, HTA Toby Thomas, RocketGro Jane Hartley, Evergreen Garden Care Vicky Nuttal, GIMA Boyd Douglas Davies,Boyd Partnership Michael Perry, Mr Plant Geek Lee Connelly, The Skinny Jean Gardener Scott H Smith, the former head gardener at BBCs Beechgrove Garden Sally Nex, Peat Free Partnership Megan Warren-Davis, YPHA and Forest Interior Alan Roper, Blue Diamond Garden Centres Elaine Gotts, Levington Research Station Guy Jenkins, DLF Seeds, Johnsons Lawn Seeds Steve Harper, Responsible Sourcing Scheme, Southern Trident Charlotte Howard, Capability Charlotte Linda Petrons, Greenfingers Charity Kate Ebbens, Capi-Europe Matt Mein, Hyve, Glee

En el episodio de hoy tengo el enorme agrado de conversar con Paulina Casso, Pau estudió licenciatura en Dirección de Empresas de Entretenimiento y en sus 30 años, ya ha creado dos empresas:

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for December 2, 2023 is: hive mind • HYVE-mynde • noun Hive mind refers to the collective thoughts, ideas, and opinions of a group of people (such as Internet users) regarded as functioning together as a single mind. In biology, hive mind refers to the collective mental activity expressed in the complex, coordinated behavior of a colony of social insects (such as bees or ants) regarded as comparable to a single mind controlling the behavior of an individual organism. // She doesn't need to advertise or publicize—her fans' hive mind is always ready to promote her work. See the entry > Examples: “It was like coming into this big, welcoming family. The cast were so beautiful and generous. The three directors of this season, we were all new and hadn't done past seasons. They were wonderful. It was wonderful, too, to be able to tap into the crew. They have this hive mind that they've all developed after three seasons together.” — Alyssa McClelland, quoted in The Hollywood Reporter, 27 Sept. 2023 Did you know? Sometimes a biological term crosses over into everyday language with a similar, but less specific meaning. Take drone, a word for a stingless male bee: it dates back all the way to Old English and is also used today for (among other things) someone tasked with boring, repetitive work. More recently, hive mind has similarly flown beyond the apiary; what was first used to talk about the ways that colonies of social insects, like bees and ants, behave as a coordinated unit has come to be applied also to the collective thoughts, ideas, and opinions of a group of people seeming to function as a single entity. It's not uncommon nowadays to see someone appeal to the hive mind of a social media website for relationship advice or dining recommendations, for example, or refer to a celebrity's fanbase (like Queen Bey's “Beyhive”) acting together to share the latest buzz about their favorite star.

Esta mañana en #Noticias7AM entrevistamos vía telefónica a Lic. Paulina Casso Rodríguez, Escritora, experta en marketing con especialidad en Representación Artística, emprendedora y empresaria. Directora creativa de HYVE, una agencia de marketing digital y relaciones públicas que ofrece servicios para la creación de identidad visual y ADN de marca (branding). También especialista de relaciones públicas, producción audiovisual y posicionamiento SEM/SEO en buscadores. Escritora del libro “WTF con el SAT”, bajo la editorial Penguin Random House.   Tema: Nuevo libro “WTF con el INFONAVIT. Guía básica para hacerte de tu casita sin morir en el intento”

On this special episode of Inclusive Collective, we bring you the best of healthcare. We feature our conversations with Dr. Juliana Simonetti, co-director of the weight management program at the University of Utah, with Ceylan Rowe, founder and CEO of Fihri, and Yacine Fall, co-founder of Hyve. Tune in to hear these fabulous people talk about how they are advocating and innovating to decrease disparities and increase awareness, equity, and access in the healthcare space. Hosted by Nadia Butt and Rob Hadley. Produced by Rifelion Media. Contact us: inclusivecollective@rifelion.com For advertising opportunities please email PodcastPartnerships@Studio71us.com    Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: https://bit.ly/InclusiveCollective If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be amazing! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: https://bit.ly/InclusiveCollective Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nadia and Rob welcome Yacine Fall, Co-Founder of health data startup Hyve, to talk about how her research led her to develop a better way to collect data on the African continent. They also walk through the problems at the women's corporate networking club, Chief, and chat about the implications of a proposal to outlaw caste discrimination in California. Later, Nadia raves about some Muslim firsts and Rob rants about Levi's AI-generated diversity. Hosted by Nadia Butt and Rob Hadley. Produced by Rifelion Media. Contact us: inclusivecollective@rifelion.com For advertising opportunities please email PodcastPartnerships@Studio71us.com    Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: https://bit.ly/InclusiveCollective If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be amazing! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: https://bit.ly/InclusiveCollective Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Not too long after London Lee became a follower of Jesus, he wanted to buy a 500-acre property. It seemed like all ducks were in a row, but he ended up finding out that major business development tools and principles were lacking in order to turn the property into a successful lifestyle center. Over the years, London discovered powerful protocols and methods that all successful companies use today to sell their products. And he discovered something else...Could it be that these principles and methods have their origin in God's word? What can we learn from the Bible about business principles? And what can we do, individually and also corporately as a church, to forward God's cause?Listen to his story and get inspired! Used quotes in this podcast episode: Testimonies for the Church Vol. 9, page 119.Testimonies for the Church Vol. 7, page 19.The Ministry of Healing, page 149.  Learn more about Pastor London Lee:London's LinkedInDroolees: BPA Free Quality Baby ProductsTen Talents InternationalSan Diego Clairemont SDA Church on YouTubeThe Master's Class Challenge (Online Course) on 10x Wiser Use the coupon code "HYVE" upon checkout to receive 10% OFF the Master's Class Challenge! Just click here, then add the coupon code "HYVE"  

Someone said, “God's main disadvantage is that the devil has full-time workers while He only has free-time volunteers.” How can Christians turn their profession into their purpose?  Jesse Zwiker, the founder of Hyve International, is passionate about spreading the gospel in the most efficient and effective way. Jesse created the Hyve network to connect Christians who want to pay their bills and do ministry full-time.  Hyve is an SDA community of entrepreneurs, innovators, and investors seeking to inspire and empower fellow Adventists to advance God's work through missional entrepreneurship.  This innovative approach is transforming ministries and businesses and exploding their influence for Christ.  To register for Hyve's March 2-5 event in Collegedale, TN, click Click for more information on Hyve. Blueprint for Men is a ministry that empowers husbands, fathers, and leaders to live like Jesus.  Website: Want to be a mentor?  Go to Amazon and get : Empower Men to Win by being a Life Coach. Want to pray with other men? - Daily at 7 AM ET on zoom. Want to be in a small group?  Go to Amazon and get : Men's Small Group Book to Build Strong Morning Habits. Want to understand the 3 Angels' Message? Go to Amazon and get . The last message for God's people before Jesus returns.   

Dr. Joyce Choe went through a series of personal trials and health issues before she started her missional business. And although it all started very small with a cookbook, the reason why she decided to start was a beautiful and powerful one: she wanted to help. Listen to the story of Wholesale Market, get inspired by Dr. Joyce's personal testimony and learn more about the Adventist health message and what it meant for Joyce and her partner Mercy to be health advocates during a global crisis.  You can buy Dr. Joyce's cookbook here: https://wholenessmarket.com/Are you interested in their online course? Click here.To register for Hyve Creators 2023 in Collegedale, TN, click here.To register for Hyve Australia 2023 in Sydney, please click here.Listen to more Hyve episodesBecome a Hyve member and connect with other businesses!Sign up to get our biweekly posts on how to combine faith & business here. Do you have questions about the podcast? Feedback? A word of appreciation? Criticism? We'd like to hear it! Email us at hello@hyveinternational.org.If you want to become a sponsor, email us and we'll feature you on our next episode! 

There are two major mistakes many entrepreneurs make these days. If you're a professional in your field, it's very easy for you to speak about the functionalities and features of your product. You personally care about all the little details... but does your audience care? And what if you have decided to share the gospel through your business, but you're overwhelmed by the amount of people you would like to reach? It's best to target as many as possible, right? Find out more on today's episode! Listen to more Hyve episodesBecome a Hyve member and connect with other businesses!Sign up to get our biweekly posts on how to combine faith & business here. Do you have questions about the podcast? Feedback? A word of appreciation? Criticism? We'd like to hear it! Email us at hello@hyveinternational.org.If you want to become a sponsor, email us and we'll feature you on our next episode! 

There are mainly two ways of doing marketing. We could call it "good" marketing and "bad markeing." Bad marketing is like going to a random person in a restaurant and asking him/her to marry you. Good marketing is more like a courtship relationship...Klinger Lurentt has studied how to do market a  in an authentic and truthful way. He shares powerful principles and basics, illustrating digital marketing with a practical example. Listen to more Hyve episodesBecome a Hyve member and connect with other businesses!Sign up to get our biweekly posts on how to combine faith & business here. Do you have questions about the podcast? Feedback? A word of appreciation? Criticism? We'd like to hear it! Email us at hello@hyveinternational.org.If you want to become a sponsor, email us and we'll feature you on our next episode! 

When Radim Passer got a loan from the bank in 1991, he bought his first property. The rest is history. Since 1996, PasserInvest has primarily been connected with the locality Brumlovka (former BB Centrum) in Prague 4. It is one of the most successful and extensive urban projects not only in the Czech Republic, but in all of Europe from the perspective of development projects built by a single investor. So far, Passerinvest Group has invested almost 16 billion crowns (roughly 691 million USD). 10% of that was invested into non-profit projects that are used by the general public (schools, public greenery, sports facilities and urban infrastructure, safety, ecology). In this episode, Radim shares his personal journey of how it all started, what struggles he had, how he grew up and what changes he had to make in his business after finding God. A personal tragedy in 1998 changed his family's life forever and was used by God in mighty ways.   Listen to more Hyve episodesLearn more about PASSERINVEST GROUPWatch "RADIM'D" (a documentary by the Adventist Review on Radim's life) 

Startup or corporate business? Markus Witte knows both. For more than 20 years, he had worked in large corporations as a product manager. He innovated, met with CEOs and CFOs and used large assets to push the enterprise forward. But then he got the call to leave this safe environment and start his own business from scratch. Markus eventually joined Jesse and a few others, and together they founded Hyve.  A corporate business with millions of dollars in revenue looks like a better deal, compared to a startup that struggles to acquire customers.  But there are pros and cons in both cases. Markus Witte explains why we might want to leave the corporate world to start our own missional business - and also why (maybe) not. He gives us practical takeaways and shares his personal journey of how God convicted him to leave a billion-dollar company.  Listen to more Hyve episodes hereSUPPORT this podcast via OCI (put "Hyve Podcast" in the description, it's tax-deductible!)  

In this Episode we go deep with Andrew Perry about his path from looking for a financial success as a Lawyer to finding purpose as a founder and Missional Entrepreneur.https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewperry/ This episode is sponsored by Hyve Australia. Hyve provides coaching or consulting and inspiring events for your missional entrepreneurship journey. You can learn more about Hyve and register for their first Australian event in Sydney from March 24-27 right here https://australia.hyve.site/

The Hyve movement is coming to Australia!If you would like to connect with fellow missional entrepreneurs, business people and ministry leaders, join us in Sydney on March 24-27, 2023. Julian Archer, serial entrepreneur and stewardship director of the South Pacific Division shares how God has led him and his family through hills and valleys. He was able to retire in his 30s, after starting multiple businesses over the course of his life. And there is ONE thing every young missional entrepreneur should do BEFORE he starts his business! Listen to find out more... REGISTER HERE and join us in AustraliaLearn more about the eventLearn more about Julian's struggle he experienced as a wealthy ChristianListen to more Hyve episodes hereSUPPORT this podcast via OCI (put "Hyve Podcast" in the description, it's tax-deductible!) 

Welcome back to Season 3 of The Clean Bee Podcast! If you clean your house, then this episode is for you (aka EVERYONE). The truth about the cleaning industry is that it isn't as "clean" as you'd think. Most conventionally produced cleaning products are loaded with endocrine disrupting chemicals, fragrance and a host of other compounds that are total overkill, destroying the good bacteria that help keep your home (and you) in balance. This week's episode is a conversation with Shreya (founder) and Kasey, from Hyve Clean, a cleaning company that is doing things differently. IN THIS CONVERSATION WE DISCUSS: + Shreya's story on how and WHY she decided to create her own low toxin, probiotic rich cleaning company + The negative impact that conventional products have on our bodies and homes + Real tips and tricks on how to navigate the cleaning isle, what to look for and creative ways you can use Hyve products all over your home As always, take what resonates with you and leave what doesn't. LET'S STAY CONNECTED: + Madalyn @theecleanbee + Work 1:1 with me: The Pantry Audit! + Send me an email! Let me know what your key takeaways are from this episode, I'd love to hear from you! (hello@traversewithmadalyn.com) + Join the weekly newsletter and get a FREE Grocery Guide cheat sheet! CONNECT WITH TODAY'S GUEST: + Hyve Clean - use code CLEAN10 at checkout to receive 10% off your order! + Join Hyve's Clean Smarter Not Harder Newsletter (there's a guest appearance from me!)   If you enjoy this episode, be sure to hit that follow button, drop some stars and leave a review. It truly means the world and helps this show reach more listeners!

If Jesus ran your business today, what would it look like? Would it be a selfish enterprise? Would it be a "good" business, advertising how well it is treating its employees and caring for the planet? Or would it be filled with complete selflessness? Is that even possible - to have a business that just cares about others?!Jesse Zwiker, president of Hyve, shares 7 "P"s with you:PurposeProductProcessPlacePeoplePlanetProfitIn each of these areas, we can either conduct our businesses the "selfish" way, the "worldly" way or the "selfless" way. Listen more to find out what he means by that and how you can practically turn your existing startup into a MISSIONAL enterprise! CLICK HERE to take the free Hyve Score and find out how missional your business is!Listen to more Hyve episodes hereSUPPORT this podcast via OCI (put "Hyve Podcast" in the description, it's tax-deductible!)Do you want to be a sponsor for our podcast and advertise to more than 7,000 SDA business owners? Get in touch with us and write us: hello@hyveinternational.org. We'll send you a tailored quote within 48 hours!

On today's episode, I sit down with Brian Spiesman, a community and landscape ecologist at the University of Kansas, who is broadly interested in how environmental change affects the diversity and function of ecological communities. He has a focus on understanding how land cover change affects communities of plants and their pollinators. The goal of his research is to wrangle knowledge of complex systems for the effective conservation of biodiversity and ecosystem services. Brian also helped create the Bee Machine™, an application for identifying bumble bee species using machine learning. We discuss the Bee Machine and what it does, how it was developed, how it works, and the future of the application. We also discuss the relationship between habitat and the web of species that rely on each other for survival. Links to Brian's work and SM accounts- Brians Twitter- https://twitter.com/BrianSpiesman Brian's Website- https://spiesmanecology.com/ Bee Machine Twitter- https://twitter.com/BeeMachineAI Bee Machine Website- https://beemachine.ai/ Sponsor- Kinnickinnic Bees If you are looking for package bees or nucs, Kinnickinnic Bees has you covered check it out at -https://www.kinnibees.com/order-honey-bees --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hyve-time/support

I sit down with Emily Pedzinski, a YouTube™ beekeeper blazing her path in her beekeeping business. Emily joins to discuss her YouTube™ channel and how she is using Discord to help reach her audience and grow her beekeeping business as it evolves into different beekeeping strategies as well as how she hopes to grow her business. Emily's Links- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjwvWim46dlNGsgwqmu1HMA https://discord.gg/6SCzY7JZ Follow Mike- https://twitter.com/solarwoof13 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hyve-time/support

It's easy to start a crowdfunding campaign and ask people to contribute. It's not so easy to raise $156,000 in less than 8 weeks. Sebastien Braxton started a new project with his friends and was able to validate his  hypothesis: would people be willing and able to pay for an Ellen White app? It's not just another Ellen White app. It's a beautiful audio experience.  Here's what Sebastien recommends:make a competitive analysis figure out where you want to position yourself in the marketbuild your financial backbone on at least two models (for example revenue and investors) During this episode, Sebastien and Vincent talk about the exciting journey of this Kickstarter campaign and what lessons we can take from it. Check out Luminate and sign up to get notified when the app launchesListen to more Hyve episodes hereDONATE to Hyve via OCI (put "Hyve Podcast" in the notes so we know it's for the podcast!) 

Hyve Time™ Podcast Episode #17 We are back at it with this episode as I sit down with Dr. Heather Grab, an Entomologist from Cornell University in NY. We discuss many different topics, such as, habitat on farms and their interactions with local native bee populations and how honey bees may be competing for resources in limited habitat areas, as well as how honey bees as well as native bees interact with the hemp/ cannabis plant. For more information on Dr. Heather Grab- heathergrab@cornell.edu https://www.linkedin.com/in/heather-grab/ landscape-agroecology.com https://cals.cornell.edu/heather-grab Check out our sponsor Kinnickinnic Bees @Kinnickinnic Bees - A place to purchase your hybrid mite-resistant bee packages and nucs www.kinnibees.com/order-honey-bees Follow Mike, the host- https://twitter.com/solarwoof13 https://twitter.com/HyperHyve --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hyve-time/support

If you missional business is doing well, you might be thinking about expanding. But how? What's a smart decision, and what should be avoided? Tomasz Jesionek from Poland gives you some powerful and practical  answers. He explains in a very tangible way how to move forward and what's most important when you enter into a new state or country... To connect with him on LinkedIn, click here. Become a Hyve member and connect with other businesses!Sign up to get our biweekly posts on how to combine faith & business here. Do you have questions about the podcast? Feedback? A word of appreciation? Criticism? We'd like to hear it! Email us at hello@hyveinternational.org.If you want to become a sponsor, email us and we'll feature you on our next episode! 

The worldly, wealthy and well-educated are the hardest people to reach. Yet we often dismiss them because our traditional methods of evangelism don't seem to work that well. How do we effectively share our faith with this group? Cynthia Heidi, co-founder of the Nicodemus Society, explains.Cynthia did her bachelor's in engineering and graduated from an Ivy League school with an MBA. Over the years, she came across hundreds of smart, successful and secular people. In this episode, she's sharing how we can share our faith with them. It's practical, encouraging and powerful! You also want to listen to this episode if you're interested in expanding your team. How do you hire the right person? How do you establish a good team? Cynthia Heidi explains. If you want to listen to more presentations on how to reach the W3's, click here.If you would like to learn more about the Nicodemus Society, visit their website.If you want to get access to the book Cynthia mentioned at the end of the episode, you can buy it here. Hyve doesn't get compensated for any links or recommendations. Become a Hyve member and connect with other businesses!Sign up to get our biweekly posts on how to combine faith & business here. Do you have questions about the podcast? Feedback? A word of appreciation? Criticism? We'd like to hear it! Email us at hello@hyveinternational.org.If you want to become a sponsor, email us and we'll feature you on our next episode!

Monet St Juste and his family had a dream: they wanted to buy a property in Florida, open a lifestyle center and share God's love through the health message in Florida. So they decided to raise money for this lofty goal. $190,000 were needed. But when the campaign was over, they barely reached $1,000.So Monet and his wife asked God what to do. One woman was in need of a colon cleanser, so the family developed a product from scratch to help her. This eventually resulted in a missional business that changed hundreds of people's lives and allowed the family to open up a lifestyle center - with way more impact than ever thought before. Listen to Monet's full story and learn how a missional business can help you work more efficiently for God's cause! Get in touch with Monet and his missional business and/or lifestyle center:Eden Lifestyle: https://edenlifestyle.org/Eden Lifestyle Home: https://edenlifestylehome.org/Easey Series: https://easeyseries.com/ Become a Hyve member and connect with other businesses!Sign up to get our biweekly posts on how to combine faith & business here. Do you have questions about the podcast? Feedback? A word of appreciation? Criticism? We'd like to hear it! Email us at hello@hyveinternational.org.If you want to become a sponsor, email us and we'll feature you on our next episode! 

It still seemed like a normal business day on the island of Okinawa for Tim's grandfather. His family had previously fled to the main land because of the war, but he missed them very much. A friend spontaneously told him, "there is a secret boat that leaves our island tonight. Why don't you take it and go to the main land to visit your wife and children? You haven't seen them for so long." So he left his store and took the secret boat a couple of hours later.Little did Tim's grandfather know that that very night, Japan's WWII opponents would start a devastating bombing attack on Okinawa and entirely level the city and his business. His store was completely destroyed, but his life got saved in miraculous ways.This story is just one of many that Tim Aka shares during this episode. His grandmother's marvelous ways of doing business, his father's journey as an Adventist pioneer in Japan and his brother's life-changing work as a medical missionary are many others. Become a Hyve member and connect with other businesses!Sign up to get our biweekly posts on how to combine faith & business here. Do you have questions about the podcast? Feedback? A word of appreciation? Criticism? We'd like to hear it! Email us at hello@hyveinternational.org.

When his mom was reading beautiful bed time stories about Christian missionaries, Craig Harding's secret fear was that God would also call him to go to Africa one day. He loved those stories as a kid, but growing up he realized he would never want to go the jungle to share the gospel. He wanted to do business, get a nice house, drive a good car and get involved in politics. That's what he ended up doing, and he was very successful at it.Little did Craig know that many years later, he would actually end up in Zambia, Africa. Little did he know that God would use his business skills and real estate expertise to do ministry in a powerful, scalable way. Listen to his story and get inspired!Become a Hyve member and connect with other businesses!Sign up to get our biweekly posts on how to combine faith & business here. Do you have questions about the podcast? Feedback? A word of appreciation? Criticism? We'd like to hear it! Email us at hello@hyveinternational.org.

When Norbert reached out to Hyve, he just wanted to get some help for his daughter who was struggling with her vegan restaurant. After seeing how God turned that restaurant around within a few months, he didn't hesitate and hired Hyve to coach Hartland's Wellness Center as well. Up until that point, that wellness center had survived only because of generous donations and money from other sources. People were blessed and healed, but thousands of dollars were lost every single month.Hyve stepped in. A sales person was coached, the prices were increased and various marketing strategies helped the business to become profitable. Not only that, they tripled their yearly revenue and now host twice as many health guests as before! God truly worked in miraculous ways. But Norbert and his team aren't done yet. Their goal is to keep expanding. This fall, they're starting "Madison 2.0", a program that educates current college students on how to start their own missional businesses.Check out the wellness center here.If you would like to support new missional entrepreneurs and get involved with Hartland, please email Norbert at: nrestrepo @ hartland.edu. Become a Hyve member and connect with other businesses!Sign up to get our biweekly posts on how to combine faith & business here. Do you have questions about the podcast? Feedback? A word of appreciation? Criticism? We'd like to hear it! Email us at hello@hyveinternational.org.

Rob Bertholf has worked as a marketer and SEO expert for many years, helping Silicon Valley companies make dozens of millions of dollars. He can easily break down complicated and technical procedures and make them easy for amateurs & beginners to understand. In this episode, Rob shares to what SEO (search engine optimization) is, why it's important, and how we can rank all the way at the top of the first page of Google. It's not an easy or quick matter, but a solid foundation on this topic helps us to estimate how we can use search engines & rankings to showcase our businesses and win people to Christ.If you would like to dive deeper into the topic of SEO, check out the presentation Rob mentioned during the episode: bit.ly/rob-seoAre you interested in free resources? Check out Hyve's resources page.Rob has dozens of presentations on faith and business. Check them out here and request access to his private library. 

Jared Thurmon pastors the Adairsville Seventh-day Adventist Church in Georgia. Chris Matts is an online marketer, passionate about reaching souls. When these two got together, they started ideating, brainstorming and dreaming about a new concept of evangelism. How can we share the powerful story of the Great Controversy with a secular audience? How can we use the power of online marketing to reach individuals who might never step a foot into a church? They ended up publishing  a 10-part series called Love & War. And it went viral. Millions of views, thousands of Bible studies, baptisms and so much more. Today, they're sharing how they did it. They're also sharing why they did it. As missional entrepreneurs, we face the same challenge they faced. How do we reach our customers with the good news? How do we share the Great Controversy with our clients? How do we tell them about God's incredible love? Watch the 10-part series here.Check out Jared's and Chris' website "Advertise like Jesus" with dozens of resources on online evangelism.Connect with other missional entrepreneurs and get creative about evangelism! Join our community here.

Daniel Bruneau, PhD is the co-founder of Experience Foundry, an experience design and innovation studio based in Atlanta, Georgia. Before starting his own business, he worked for numerous billion-dollar companies, such as AT&T, Delta Airlines and Yahoo.  During this episode, Daniel answers the following questions:What is Design Thinking and why is it important for our missional business?What role is human behavior playing in this process?How do we better understand human behavior?How does this "design thinking" process practically look like?What do I need to focus on when I am starting my missional business?How do I ideate and think about new ideas?Do I need to be intelligent to be innovative and creative? Follow us on social media to listen to new episodes as soon as they are released!Our Facebook PageOur Instagram PageOur Podcast Page Get in touch with Daniel Bruneau here. Subscribe to our biweekly posts to get powerful content about faith & entrepreneurship every other Tuesday!  PS: You're not sure about that title? Daniel Bruneau makes it clear towards the end of the episode... Do NOT stop brainstorming when you think you ran out of ideas. At that very moment, you will actually come up with the best ideas. 

David Zecha is known in Southern California for his Christ-like way of doing business. As a real estate broker, construction business owner and ministry leader, he partnered up with many people during the past 15 years. One partnership didn't turn out that well though, and Dave shares why. He also gives practical tips what to do when you would like to start your own restaurant. His newest startup is called Gani Table. You can check out the website here and download the app as soon as they release it! Get connected with Hyve: hello@hyveinternational.org. Share how you've brought your customers to Jesus and get featured here on this podcast!Join the growing network of Adventist businesses & ministries here.Are you interested in getting a free business coaching session? Click here.Do you want to receive 3 new tips on how to combine faith and business? Click here to join. We'll send you an email every other Tuesday.

I sit down with Dr. Kaira Wagoner who has discovered a new, simpler, and more effective way to detect honey bee colonies that express varroa hygienic behavior through the detection of unhealthy brood via odors produced by the brood. This discovery will help the industry with her new business detect and identify much more easily and with higher precision, which colonies may manage diseases and pests like the varroa mite extremely effectively. Her process involves spraying compounds that have been synthetically processed to mimic the scents injured brood emit when attacked by mites and other pests and diseases. The hygienic colonies then open each cell up by chewing the capping off and within 2 hours you as a beekeeper will have an identifiable score for each colony. _____________________________________ Links: Contact Dr. Wagoner- email: opterallp@gmail.com Research Paper- https://www.hyperhyve.com/dr-kaira-wagoner-ubo-essay-hygienic-bees Support the show @ Patreon: Mike James- https://www.patreon.com/solarwoof13 Citizen Scientist Kit- https://amzn.to/3Q4hU2u --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hyve-time/support

Stay up to date on the beekeeping world, and today we discuss the latest beekeeping news and talk about a new testing essay called UBO. Today's news is brought to you by the Hyve Time™ host "Mike James" who discusses some of the top stories from the last week on honey bees, beekeeping, and a weekly tip. Today's tip covers hummingbird feeders. So, if you want to stay up to date on beekeeping news, don't forget to follow and subscribe to the show. And you can check out our other episodes at https://www.hyperhyve.com/hyve-time-beekeeping-podcast This episode sponsor is the Beekeepers Hub, where beekeepers can join to belong to local communities, participate in online and live training, as well as get special access to podcast interviews, events, and much more. You can check it out at https://www.beekeepershub.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hyve-time/support

As missional entrepreneurs, we use our businesses not for selfish gain, but to win other people to Christ. In this episode, Jesse Zwiker illustrates how you can practically do that. The Spiritual Journey Canvas can be divided into two parts:Finding common ground between your customer and your company Designing a "spiritual" customer journey For more details, worksheets and videos on this topic, click here.Get connected with Hyve: hello@hyveinternational.org. Share how you've used this protocol in your business and get featured on this podcast!Join the growing network of Adventist businesses & ministries here.Are you interested in getting a free business coaching session? Click here.Do you want to receive 3 new tips on how to combine faith and business? Click here to join. We'll send you an email every other Tuesday.

"How do I get investors?" — what a common question. Have you asked it before? Receiving financial support for your missional business would be ideal. But how do you get in touch with investors, what do you need to share when you meet them? Is there a difference between nonprofits and "normal" businesses? Where are we more likely to receive the support we need? And how do we build meaningful relationships with our donors and investors?Michelle Doucoumes explains. She currently serves as a professor of business at Southern Adventist University. Besides teaching and speaking on business topics at numerous place all over the globe, she loves to spread Hyve's idea of missional entrepreneurship.  Get connected with Hyve: hello@hyveinternational.orgJoin the growing network of Adventist businesses & ministries here.Want to learn more about Madison and The Hyve Business School? Click here.Do you want to receive 3 new tips on how to combine faith and business? Click here to join. We'll send you an email every other Tuesday. 

When we look at the numbers, we can get disappointed very quickly. Each day, close to 400,000 new babies are born. Yet we only baptize 3,000 new members every day. It looks like we're getting further and further away from finishing the work. Our method of evangelism seems to be broken. How do we solve this problem?Jesse Zwiker, founder of Hyve, explains. Our model doesn't work because we're trying to do it in our free time. Besides our regular job, family, hobbies and friends. So when our pastor kindly asks again to do some mission work on Sabbath afternoon, we are too tired to join. But there is a gigantic number of members — 24 million (as of 2022)  who are talented, skilled, innovative and motivated to do God's work. Let's get everyone involved! Let's wake up that sleeping giant!Learn more on how to get involved and become a full-time missionary for God's cause! And don't worry... not everyone has to start his own business. EDITOR'S NOTE: The Hyve App (Sunday, July 10, 2022)Our team is still working on fixing some bugs. We will release the new Hyve app very soon and notify you as soon as possible. Just make sure to join our newsletter list here so you'll get notified. Get connected with Hyve: hello@hyveinternational.orgJoin the growing network of Adventist businesses & ministries here.Want to learn more about Madison and The Hyve Business School? Click here.Do you want to receive 3 new tips on how to combine faith and business? Click here to join. We'll send you an email every other Tuesday. 

We sit down with Peter Berthelsen again to talk about the Bee and Butterfly Habitat Fund which is helping people give gifts of pollination projects and free seeds for anyone looking to start a prairie to help benefit butterflies, honey bees, and other native pollinators. If you have a project in mind of over 2 acres this fund will send you FREE seeds. This is a must-listen-to find out how the program works and Peter discusses the benefits of the program as well as some of the other things the fund helps with as it pertains to pollinators. Links:

In Matthew 5, Jesus told us to be meek. To walk the extra mile. To turn the other cheek. Yet He didn't call us to be a doormat. With this context in mind, negotiating as missional entrepreneurs seems like a difficult thing to do. How can we negotiate as Christians, not compromising on divine principles?Geeta Chopra explains. She is a TV host, serial entrepreneur, real estate investor, landlord and top negotiator. There are some key elements we can include. By mirroring the last few words the other person speaks, we show empathy. By being silent and pausing long enough to let the other person talk, we show humility and respect. Labeling a high price or a pain point right at the beginning also sets a bench mark for the rest of the conversation. And there is one question you should always ask at the end if you're not quite happy with the way the negotiation went... Get in touch with Geeta Chopra here. NEW: HYVE'S BIWEEKLY POSTS!Every other Tuesday, we're sending out  an email with 3 powerful tips on how to reach more people with your missional business and combine faith & entrepreneurship. Sign up here!

Mike James covers some of the news in the beekeeping world over the past week and if you haven't heard, Australia has its first detection of the Varroa Mite. Also covered is a new discovery on a microbe in the colony that is protecting the honey bee larvae. Links on some of the news- https://news.iu.edu/stories/2022/06/iub/releases/27-honey-bee-protective-microbe-study.html https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/seasonal-pests-and-diseases/spring/varroa-mite?fbclid=IwAR0zwEpHCMdBaWQr9OeRoV3zjK81QbfATqkEumtG7En9GGYt3uuisZTKZu4&fs=e&s=cl Help Mike James continue doing the show by supporting him personally at Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/solarwoof13?fan_landing=true --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hyve-time/support

This week, host Vincent Bujor shares some practical tips on how to reach your goals as a missional entrepreneur.Back in 1903, Ellen G. White wrote a brilliant piece of literature called "Education." In one of her chapters, she briefly mentions goals as well. And now, almost 120 years later, best-selling books are published that reiterate her inspired words. Here's how you can practically break down your goals. Formulate a SOMEDAY GOAL, then break it down into a 5-YEAR GOAL, followed by a 1-YEAR GOAL, a MONTHLY GOAL, a WEEKLY GOAL and of course a DAILY GOAL. Instead of looking at the big task and feeling overwhelmed, break it down into little pieces and use the right timing to work on your "ONE Thing" as often as you can. Pausing long enough to plan before you start working is crucial. This method or strategy is extremely helpful if you're aspiring to become a missional entrepreneur but you're still employed and need to start your side hustle. It also works well for your existing missional business - focus more, formulate clear goals for your company and stick to them.NEW: HYVE'S BIWEEKLY POSTS!Every other Tuesday, you're getting an email with 3 powerful tips on how to reach more people with your missional business and combine faith & entrepreneurship. Sign up here!

Dr. Rivelino Montenegro is an engineer, scientist and serial entrepreneur. He has led companies and international scientific projects in countries such as Germany, Switzerland, USA, Brazil, and Canada. He has also written books and given lectures in many countries and holds a PhD in Chemistry from the prestigious Max-Planck Institute in Germany. Dr. Montenegro is the co-founder and managing director of Monarch Bio Implants, a Swiss Biotech start-up developing technologies for prostate cancer patients.On this episode, he shares how he became an entrepreneur in Canada and experienced major failures and pushbacks. God used him in a mighty way and Rivelino grew stronger in faith. He learned powerful spiritual lessons - and after trying and failing many times, he eventually experienced success on an entrepreneurial level. In 2020, his company Monarch Bioimplants received an investment of $23 million.Listen to his personal story and learn more about his newest inventions and products! Get in touch with Dr. Rivelino Montenegro below:His websiteHis company  Are you getting our biweekly posts on how to combine faith & business? Get 3 powerful tips every other Tuesday! Click here to join.

Rob Bertholf's newest startup is much more than just an Adventist venture studio: it's an accelerator, a network of homesteads and a witnessing opportunity for seekers. It all started when Rob shared the Gospel with visitors on his farm who were willing to stay and work there for a limited period of time. He discovered that it is possible to build a sustainable network of homesteads by including missional entrepreneurship. Three groups, when working together closely, can generate income, witness to seekers and enjoy country living privileges.  Connect with Rob:Advent Ventures: the websiteTheological (Logical Theology) - Facebook GroupRob's Website Join our membership program now and get free access to the academy for missional entrepreneurs!Click here to become a Hyve member. 

In this episode Craig and Kevin review the B-Hyve Smart WiFiHose Faucet Timer with Hub by Orbit. If you do not have an underground sprinkler system, but need or want the functionality of a watering alternative, you need to look into this product. With smart capabilities, and an app to run the entire system, the B-Hyve is a perfect way to get the watering functionality you need. We also show you an impressive sprinkler that Craig is pairing with the B-Hyve and getting great results.     B-Hyve Smart WiFi Home Faucet Timer   Sustained Growth Solutions Email – Design a lead generation system specifically for your business so that you never have to search for leads again!   Termisave Email – Warranty your home against the threat of termites.    Buy a Homeowners Show T-Shirt!   Subscribe to our YouTube Channel   The Homeowners Show Website The Homeowners Show Facebook Page Instagram @homeownersshow Twitter @HomeownersThe   Info@homeownersshow.com 

Today I have Peter Berthelsen a Wildlife Biologist and expert in prairie restoration and pollinators' habitat transformations on all sizes of plots of land as well as large utility-grade solar fields. We discuss many aspects of how the mixes used in new and managed prairie for pollinators matter not only on how the plot is used as well as the expectations of the client and limitations on blends of prairie seed. For more information on the show you can check out these links: Seed harvest pollinator habitat tip- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbNKFNpfyMw Gifts That Grow- https://www.beeandbutterflyfund.org/give.html Conservation Blueprint Video Pollinator Habitat Tips- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAWj3BMbw5xfW4Y8vtpJfDQ Conservation Blueprint Website- http://www.conservationblueprint.com/ Conservation Blueprint Facebook Page- https://www.facebook.com/conservationblueprint Habitat Establishment & Management Guide- https://www.beeandbutterflyfund.org/habitat-guide.html Conservation Blueprint Twitter Account- https://twitter.com/ConserBlueprint --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hyve-time/support

Life + Career Coach Letisha Bereola talks with the founders of HYVE eyewear about where confidence comes from, why you don't have to believe your brain and how to have optimism even when your body is fighting to survive.  

From the moment they visit your website, until weeks after they finish their service, you can cultivate an experience that leaves them wanting more. Ready to level up your customer experience? Tune into this episode. Amanda Rose from Hyve Beauty is a customer experience expert! Sharing top tips and insights to building raving fans out of your customers.Enjoy this episode? Do us a favour and click that copy link button to text to a friend, or better yet, re-post this on your social!Go Follow Amanda on Instagram @hyvebeautyFollow our NEW Insta @the.business.savage for more business content.If you are ready to take your business to the next level, check out our Business Savage Academy! Click the link for more info about BSA! https://www.thecbmindset.com/BSA 

On the latest episode of The Bit, Chris Sinkey sits down with Tudor Stomff, CEO and Co-Founder of HYVE, a work-to-earn platform that solves some of the most-pressing problems in the global freelance and workforce market. Learn more on how job recruitment for employers has pivoted with blockchain technology and the opportunities HYVE has created for people around the globe to earn money via diverse skill sets.

Unsere drei heutigen Gäste kennen sich seit vielen Jahren. Im Jahr 2000 gründeten zwei von ihnen die HYVE AG, eine auf Innovationen spezialisierte Firma, die für mich so etwas wie die deutsche Antwort auf IDEO ist. Unser dritter Gast stieß einige Jahre später dazu und seit dieser Zeit helfen die drei mit ihrem internationalen Team mittelständischen Unternehmen und Konzernen beim Thema Innovationen. Ihr Ansatz nutzt dabei unter anderem Themen wie Crowdsourcing und Co-Creation. Über die Jahre sind dabei auch neue eigene unternehmerische Aktivitäten entstanden, so zum Beispiel ICAROS, ein Unternehmen, das Fitness mit Virtual Reality kombiniert und dabei einzigartige und effektive Trainings Erlebnisse und sehr viel Spaß garantiert. Oder Tawny, ein Unternehmen, das mit der Hilfe von KI menschliche Emotionen erkennt und unter anderem daraus auch Anwendungen für den Bereich New Work generiert. Seit über viereinhalb Jahren beschäftigen wir uns mit der Frage, wie Arbeit den Menschen stärkt - statt ihn zu schwächen. Wie kann ein Thema, das einen so wesentlichen Anteil in unserem Alltag einnimmt, wieder mehr Sinn in unserem Leben stiften? Welche Rolle spielen Innovationen beim Thema New Work und wie entstehen sie in einer Zeit, wo die Grenzen von Unternehmen sich weiter öffnen? Wir suchen nach Methoden, Vorbildern, Erfahrungen, Tools und Ideen, die uns dem Kern von New Work näher bringen! Dabei beschäftigt uns immer wieder auch die Frage, ob wirklich alle Menschen das finden und leben können, was sie im Innersten wirklich, wirklich wollen.

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