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This one's a little different—no guests, no live race calls—just me sharing the full story of how I went from a bullied high school runner to a thru-hiker to an ultra runner trying to get comfortable being uncomfortable.I talk about quitting school to hike the Pacific Crest Trail, building a monster endurance base through FKTs and 8,000-mile slogs, and how I've had to completely rewire my brain and body to embrace faster, higher-effort racing. We hit on pacing, fueling, treadmill hiking, crew control issues (yes, I admit it), and why I “Jeff” everything in life.Plus, I talk about my weird obsession with making my own drink mix, being risk-averse in ultras, and how training for Cocodona (year 5!) is going. There's a bunch of insight here—especially if you're a thru-hiker looking at ultras, or an ultra runner wondering what lessons the long trails can teach.Oh—and we start by breaking some actual running news: Des Linden is coming for the 50-mile world record at Tunnel Hill. So yeah, this episode really has it all.Support our sponsors Janji.com and GarageGrownGear.comStay elite, my friends.takeawaysDes Linden is making waves in ultra running.Pacing strategies are crucial for ultra marathons.Nutrition needs differ between ultra running and thru-hiking.Sleep and recovery are vital for performance.Problem-solving is key in unsupported races.The importance of adapting training for specific events.The balance between endurance and speed is essential.Chapters00:00 Breaking News in Ultra Running01:11 Jeff's Journey to Ultra Running06:25 Pacing Strategies for Ultra Races12:10 Nutrition: Fueling for Performance20:13 Sleep, Recovery, and Problem Solving Mindset

What did you think of House of the Dragon? I know D makes his point for it's greatness, but I (Jeff) still maintain it's on the boring side and perhaps a little poorly written.  But maybe I'm still upset about D's take on Deadpool, who knows

On the eve of Saddleback's ouster from the Southern Baptist Convention, Rick Warren marched through a long conversation with me and Jonny. Rick talks about that in this episode. It's obvious he's not happy about it, but as always he remains gracious. Undaunted by rejection, Rick is focused on his new calling, as the leader of FTT, Finishing The Task. He is pushing ahead to see what we in the Christian and Missionary Alliance call Great Commission Completion! Rick recently finished his pastoral ministry of 43 years at Saddleback.  I (Jeff) was at his conference in 1997, when I was 34 and he was 43.  At that time Saddleback was 17 years old and 13,000 in attendance. They would more than double in the next 25 years.You can find everything Rick is up to, with all the links, at PastorRick.com!Rick is a teacher, coach, and adviser of pastors - you will get A LOT out of this episode! Enjoy!

I (Jeff) have been brooding through Jeremiah. It bothers me. The people, how they so easily and willfully turn away from God, from their source of life, and set themselves up for such judgment!What really bothers me is how much I am like them. That's what I want to talk with you about today...Support the showFor more great content and conversations for pastors, check out the over 400 episodes of the 200churches Podcast!

This is part of a short series of episodes in which I look back on stuff I (Jeff) wrote in the past and reflect on ways my thinking might have changed, and what I might want to reject. In this episode, while I generally stand by my take on the history of thought within the Genevan Academy, under the rectorship of Theodore Beza (John Calvin's right hand man), I explore ways in which I didn't see how much the form or style of theology he propagated has had negative, unintended consequences on Western culture, especially that of American Christian culture. As always, feel free to skip this if it doesn't interest you. We'll be back with more playful stuff in weeks to come.

This week we talk about rationality and what that means... and then I (Jeff) share the most fun topic yet in these 43 episodes. Its about advertising... and I bought a thing off eBay to make it happen.

The Church Planting Textbook for the Modern Era has been released. Peyton Jones' Church Plantology is out, and with it comes years of insight and experience wrapped up as a readable resource. But what does this mean for digital only expressions? Peyton and I (Jeff) were hanging out in a RCA (Reformed Church in America) webinar the day before this recording having a fun conversation centered around digital church planting… so much so we ended up doing a whole other conversation on this podcast centered around the impact and effectiveness of digital church planting. Thinking about planting a Physical/Phygital/Digital-Only Church? This is for you. Complete Show Notes and Online Video Available at THECHURCH.DIGITAL --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechurchdigital/message

Our first guest! Edward Ulm from Science of Touch joins us and shares his journey from athlete to chronic pain to exercise science to his discovery of bodywork and how it's helped him travel the world. Before we get into the episode, we each offer our perspective as manual therapists on the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes and white supremacist terrorism in the US. Red Canary Song is an organization that I (Jeff) believe is deserving of your support. You can find more about Eddie at Science Of Touch. He shares a lot of valuable (and free!) information through his newsletter and on his Instagram page. Follow Bori on Instagram at: @bori_suranyi_lmt Follow Jeff on Instagram at: @justbreathemanualtherapy

Pre-COVID, very few churches were doing groups online. Now as a result of social distancing, churches had to onboard their groups very quickly to digital methods. Interestingly though, as we're coming out of the COVID and getting back to the building, some churches report up to 90% of their groups are staying online. So, since our groups are staying Phygital, let's talk about how to give our groups purpose. In a recent webinar I (Jeff) did with Gloo we talked specifically about strategies to get our groups on mission... multiplying... So many challenges for 2021's church. So many opportunities for ministry not of large masses, but of smaller individuals. This is the heart behind this conversation to get our Phygital Groups to Multiply. Complete Show Notes and Online Video Available at THECHURCH.DIGITAL --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechurchdigital/message

Originally recorded 2019:I (Jeff) for a long time have wanted to talk to Luke in-depth about C.S. Lewis' science fiction series, the Space Trilogy. Luke has a deep love for this series of books, and I've wanted to understand it a little better with his help. Here's our first attempt. Instead of reading it, I try my best at retelling the story, chapter by chapter. This is chapter one of the first book in the series called "Out of the Silent Planet." After that Luke shares his thoughts, and we walk through them, as well as bits and pieces of the chapter together. The book we're retelling: https://www.amazon.com/Silent-Planet-...

After several minutes of relatively serious content, Roger takes the podcast down a not-so-serious path. For those wanting a podcast that is nothing but wall-to-wall solid Biblical teaching, I (Jeff) apologize for my brother. 

Jeff Haden (1,1 mln followersów na LI) zadał pytanie, jakie są najlepsze pytania rekrutacyjne związane z pracą zdalną. Podzielił się najlepszymi 6 pytaniami w artykule na Inc.com. A ponieważ poszukiwanie pracy zdalnej i rekrutacja zdalna jest teraz jedyną właściwie drogą rekrutacji - postanowiłem Wam przybliżyć te pytania. A jakie pytania (wg Was) są tymi, które powinny pojawić się na rozmowie rekrutacyjnej o pracy zdalnej? A może takie już usłyszeliście lub zadaliście je osobiście kandydatowi? #wykuwam #piotrekdobrarada #remoteonly #pracazdalna #rekrutacja Link do odcinka na YouTube https://youtu.be/loFqq_yXyzc Moja strona internetowa https://piotr-konopka.pl Strona firmowa https://www.innothink.com.pl Mój LinkedIn https://linkedin.com/in/konopka Mój mail piotr.konopka@innothink.com.pl Moje podcasty https://podfollow.com/piotrek-dobra-rada/view Link do podcastu https://pod.fo/e/25c19 Artykuł będący inspiracją https://www.inc.com/jeff-haden/6-interview-questions-to-ask-every-remote-work-job-candidate-covid-edition.html SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/piotr-konopka-286414158/piotrek-dobra-rada-odc-95-top6-pytan-rekrutacyjnych-w-pracy-zdalnej iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/pl/podcast/piotrek-dobra-rada/id1513135345 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6bu6ZEMBKJAd2LMLr7ABKP Transkrypcja poniżej Cześć. Nazywam się Piotrek Konopka i witam Was w kolejnym, 95 już odcinku z cyklu Piotrek Dobra Rada mówi o pracy zdalnej. Dzisiaj powiem kilka słów na temat tego, jakie możecie zadawać pytania w trakcie rekrutacji, właśnie wynikające ze specyfiki pracy zdalnej. Szukając inspiracji do tego odcinka, przeglądałem stronę Inc.com i przykuł moją uwagę artykuł popełniony przez Jeffa Hadena. Jest to pisarz, ghostwriter tak naprawdę, który napisał ponad 60 książek, z czego (jak się chwali) 7 z nich znajduje się na liście TOP1 najlepiej sprzedających się, w swoich kategoriach, książek na Amazonie. Także to jest bardzo duże osiągnięcie. Ma dosyć dużo followersów na LinkedInie, bo ta liczba przekroczyła już 1.000.000. Równocześnie jest też mówcą na TEDexie, i jak pisze o sobie, jest również zapalonym miłośnikiem jazdy motocyklem po różnego górach i pagórkach Jeff Haden zadał pytanie do miliona swoich obserwujących i otrzymał bardzo dużo odpowiedzi. A to pytanie brzmiało: “Jakie pytanie zadajesz w trakcie rozmowy rekrutacyjnej, tak żeby zrozumieć, jak człowiek pracuje w modelu zdalnym?”. I Jeff wybrał kilka najciekawszych odpowiedzi, które równocześnie zebrały najwięcej komentarzy pod spodem. I dzisiaj właśnie chciałbym wam opowiedzieć o tym, jakie pytania ludzie zadają, właśnie w trakcie procesów rekrutacyjnych. Pierwszy temat związany jest z tym, jak jest ustrukturyzowany twój harmonogram pracy. Co powoduje, że pozostajesz skupionym? Jeżeli pracujesz zdalnie, to jaka jest jedna rzecz, która powoduje u ciebie najwięcej problemów? To pytanie pokazuje, jak człowiek potrafi pracować, jak umie sobie narzucić swoje własne ramy. Co ważniejsze, tu został dodany dopisek, że w trakcie zadawania / czy osoba zadająca takie pytanie, wymaga rozmowy rekrutacyjnej prowadzonej przy użyciu kamerki, a nie tylko przy użyciu telefonu czy połączenia głosowego, bo chciałaby zobaczyć, jak rekrutowany radzi sobie właśnie z pracą zdalną. Drugim tematem, który jest poruszany i który wywoływał najwięcej komentarzy, jest “Co robisz, żeby twój team był zaangażowany i żeby relacje między nimi istniały i żeby ta współpraca nabierała jakiś bardziej realnych kształtów, właśnie w trakcie pracy zdalnej?” To jest pytanie, które może być skierowane zarówno do menedżerów wyższego, średniego szczebla, jak i osób zarządzających zespołami projektowymi w modelu rozproszonym, niezależnie od tego, czy większość z tych ludzi znajduje się w domach czy pracuje w różnych lokalizacjach.

Grab some coffee and join us for this episode- "Current Events in the Middle East and Noah" In the first segment of this episode Neil and I (Jeff) share some current events about our show's premise- Israel-Why is the Middle East Important? In the second segment, we continue on our journey about the Five most important people in God's Plan: Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus. Yes, they are all Men, but it's not about that. There are of course many important women in the Bible. These Five people were uniquely positioned with unique roles in God's Plan that had these roles not been fulfilled we would not be here NOW.

Not even COVID-19 could stop this slow bullet train of podcast episodes describing the process of one man trying to make an album! No way! In this 3rd episode of the series, I (Jeff) discuss how the coronavirus has changed my day to day life (spoiler: not a whole lot). Then I move on to discuss the state of the album at this point. YEA! Hope everyone is staying safe out there! I hope this episode can be a mild relief for you. Jeff Grant's Evolving Podcast is available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and Google Play Music. For information on how YOU can support this podcast visit www.patreon.com/evolvingpodcast

One of the things that I (Jeff) love about Church Online is that we are basically learning about all of this, together. Big churches, small churches, traditional churches, charismatic churches… we're all exploring this same space of being church, digitally. The best part is instead of being territorial, we work together and learn together. Some of the happiest times I've had in the past year is sitting at a coffeehouse or restaurant with ministry people, and just learning from each other's experience. This is the experience that we're bringing to you with The Church Digital Podcast. We're bringing in five different online ministers from around the country… different denominations, strategies, and sizes… from a gigachurch all the way down to a church plant… all with the goal of learning from one another. And you, listening audience, get to come along for the ride. Interested in jumping into a cohort like this, where we can learn from one another? THECHURCH.DIGITAL is setting up Coaching Cohorts, putting Church Online people together to learn from each other, just like this. For information on our Coaching Cohorts, check out thechurch.digital/cohort. COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT THECHURCH.DIGITAL --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechurchdigital/message

I (Jeff) used to consider myself innovative. Then I met Daniel. While most kids were running away from church, Daniel at age 11 was trying to figure out how to plant a church in a video game platform known as Roblox, and over eight years later his church has impacted over 24,000 lives. Even today, as a 19 year old college student, Daniel is still making strides with how to grow and stabilize his Robloxian Church. Looking for a fresh perspective on Gen Z? Check out The Church Digital Podcast. COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT THECHURCH.DIGITAL --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechurchdigital/message

I (Jeff) believe this to be true: In the future, bigger churches will continue to get bigger; but smaller churches will continue to get smaller. And that may not be a bad thing. The mega churches will find a way to succeed. Despite recent attendance trends, the church-growth formulas will continue to succeed. There are people who will continue to connect with these larger, physical expressions of church. To reach different people, however, maybe we should be thinking about a different model. This is where Micro-church comes in. Micro is a discipleship-oriented movement where the church empowers people to be the shepherd, the campus pastor, to lead smaller movements of church. Rather than paying a pastor to be the spiritual overseer for hundreds or thousands of people, the Micro-movement empowers “normal people” to be the volunteer pastor over dozens of people. A model far easier to scale, and most would say the Micro model is closer to the Biblical account of what the church is. There's different flavors of the micro model. Through this podcast we talk with churches who are having success with the micro model. So how does Micro complete the ministry of Church Online? How is Micro an effective model for evangelism and discipleship? What are some steps you can take at your church to start a micro movement? Find out in this discussion with Rob Wegner & others here on The Church Digital Podcast. COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT THECHURCH.DIGITAL --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechurchdigital/message

Church Online definitely has strengths and weaknesses, but the power to train and to equip someone is unparalleled. But why do we struggle with the concept of equipping and discipling someone using Online Technologies? Enter personal friend, Ken Schafer, into the conversation. Ken works with churches around the country helping create equipping scenarios in physical environments, as well as, online… and I (Jeff) credit Ken as being one of those guys who years ago told me, “Jeff, you're wrong” but years later now says, “Jeff, you're right.” So when did Ken see the light? What got him to embrace Online? Come find out in EP024 of The Church Digital Podcast! COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT THECHURCH.DIGITAL --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechurchdigital/message

Here's my question: "Can 'church' work in virtual reality?" To be honest, I (Jeff) went in a skeptic. To find out the truth, we interviewed DJ Soto, the first Church Planter in Virtual Reality, for a conversation on the theology of Virtual Reality. Midway thru the interview, I realized that this was completely the wrong question to be asking. God moves in virtual reality, and DJ's got the stories... the testimonies... to show it! So, seriously, how can Virtual Reality create disciples? Listen to the interview and find out. COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT THECHURCH.DIGITAL. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechurchdigital/message

Rich and son Jared You'd think after 222 episodes we would know our equipment through and through, and all the steps for recording would be deeply ingrained in our minds. Alas, NO. I (Jeff) messed up the audio on parts of this otherwise very excellent episode. Please pardon my blunder. (If you would like a written apology, just send me a self-addressed, stamped envelope and a check for $22.30.

Love video games? Love discipleship? Sharing your faith? Thinking outside the box? This is your episode. Until Jate Earhart, I (Jeff) don't think I've ever seen the words "discipleship" and "video game" in a sentence together. Jate, in his 20s, runs a video game ministry called Love Clan that disciples those involved to share their faith, encouraging those engaged to not only evangelize, but to disciple, on-going relationships for Christ. Powerful stuff right? My favorite part of the episode is talking innovation. While Jate works at a church, his ministry is not directly supported or run by a church. There's no master plan. No funding. No directive. This is a story of a man who is passionate about video games, and Jesus, and wants to bridge them together. Honestly I never thought God could use video games for His glory. After this episode I see how that limits God. Come. Learn. Be encouraged. And ask yourself what are you passionate about that God can use? SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE ON THECHURCH.DIGITAL. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechurchdigital/message

I (Jeff) first heard of Church Anywhere about a year ago, meeting Tyler on Facebook. I immediately fell in love with his Church. First Capital Christian is many things. Big is not one of them. Cordon, Indiana is a town of about 3000 people, yet the church is reaching 800-900 a week in "an old building on the wrong side of town". Almost 30% of the town attends church. Scary stat right there... How did this happen? According to Tyler Sansom, a digital strategy empowering people with the Gospel through Church Online. First Capital has launched 14 different micro-locations within two hours of their campus, and in the process is discipling leaders with the Gospel to impact their city for Christ. COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE ON THECHURCH.DIGITAL Interested in a firsthand experience of Church Anywhere? First Capital Christian is doing one of the first CHURCH ONLINE conferences ever. More information at CHURCHONLINE.ME - By the way, Jeff will be one of the keynote speakers at the Conference! So come out and show some support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thechurchdigital/message

This is the first Solo episode of Shareable. In this episode, I (Jeff) go through what I think is the secret to being a great podcast host. This is the simple ingredient that I think allows me to conduct interviews regardless of whether or not I know my guest particularly well.  If you’ve been thinking of starting a podcast, or just want to learn the skills of productive conversation and interviewing, don’t miss this episode.

This is the first Solo episode of Shareable. In this episode, I (Jeff) go through what I think is the secret to being a great podcast host. This is the simple ingredient that I think allows me to conduct interviews regardless of whether or not I know my guest particularly well.  If you've been thinking of starting a podcast, or just want to learn the skills of productive conversation and interviewing, don't miss this episode.

Chris Charpentier has one of the craziest day jobs in comedy history, and it factors heavily into his Exit Strategy™. A little about Chris, he loves Colorado, and will not put up with Utah's bullshit. He's got a little fashion advice for all you listeners as well, so wise up and download this episode! All your favorite podcasts say it, but are you actually doing it? Rate, review, and subscribe to the show to ensure it shoots up to the top of iTunes charts! Also, I (Jeff) personally would love to hear from our listeners. Get in touch with the show through Twitter at (@exitstrategypod) or email us at exitstrategypod@gmail.com

With show #20 with Jeff and I - Jeff shares some great information that he got from our mutual friend, Jeremy Todd's podcast. Sit back and listen to the points that Jeff found in Jeremy's show - it's pure gold. Find out more from Jeremy Todd and this show here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/paul-cummings-it-all-matters-level-10-life/id1200318814?i=1000400601899&mt=2

First off, we're not going to try apologizing for anything. Because we're the Coalition.Second, we're really sorry that we've gone a month and a half without posting anything.This was partially due to the fact that I (Jeff) have been sick for the better part of that time, as well as the fact that NaNoWriMo was going on at the same time, thus sucking up time that a lot of people in our hobby have.So, here we are in mid/late December. Yay. However, I do think this one is worth the wait.Hope you enjoy!Happy Holidays, denizens of the Coalition!

Greetings, Citizens!First, to address the elephant in the room, no. We haven't disappeared. You know your coalition government far better than that. That real-life monster reared its ugly head again and prevented me from getting time to edit the podcast. But here we are! Hopefully we can get back on track.So, we've been asked several times (hi, Dave.) if we could do some more actual roleplaying in our episodes. Naturally, being dumb, I (Jeff) thought that meant y'all wanted some actual play episodes. Now, don't worry; those aren't going anywhere. So if you like the CDAPS episodes, you'll still get those on an alternating basis. But in this episode, we took things in a different direction.Random character generation, random scenario generation and go! You'll have to listen to the episode to get the full effect, but letting the GM run the scenario with a pair of percentile dice and the players using a d20 for everything? Yeah. It was hilarious. And awesome.So enjoy this week's episode, How to Campaign in 90 Seconds!Carry on, Citizens.

Greetings, Citizens!Sorry about the delay in getting this to you. I (Jeff) have noticed that I've been doing an increasingly crappy job putting stuff out as the summer has dragged on (and on, and on and on…).Nevertheless, here is the second half of LOT16, session 8. "Fixed Dirty Fighting."Carry on, Citizens.

Hi, Citizens.We really blew it last month, didn't we? I suppose it was inevitable, what with the end of the school year and all, plus trying to coordinate the schedules of three very busy people. Fortunately, Matt gets to do the coordinating. I (Jeff) just bring the computer and recording equipment.Regardless, I'm sure you heard the news about the Rifts for Savage Worlds Kickstarter, which successfully funded (with over 54 times what they were aiming for). To be sure, it's an amazing time to be a fan of Rifts or any Palladium Books game.Basically, we just spend a good share of the time geeking out about the fun times we've had in Savage Worlds systems, and things like that. It's a total nerdfest. But hey, that's what makes us fun, right? And Maddy's here, so she keeps Matt and I under control. Mostly.Carry on, citizens!

Pastor Michael Nations from Clyde, NC joins Jeff and Jonny LIVE in the 200churches Podcast Studio! Michael is the founding director of www.TheVitalInitiative.com and is making a difference encouraging small church pastors! We have a new friend! As Michael talked, we resonated with his heart as though he were the 3rd missing brother in the 200churches line-up. I (Jeff) met Michael at the Big Little Church Conference in Portland. We had an absolute blast!

Greetings, Citizens!So, first things first. Let's set the record straight. There are perfectly good explanations as to why we've not posted anything for such a long time. So the first: two weeks ago, I (Jeff) was going to post another CDAPS episode, but I had a seizure, and that threw pretty much everything off for me. It sucks, but they happen. Then in the middle of last week, I was planning to buckle down and get this episode ready and posted, I had a niece. She's cute as a bug, too.Anyway, here we are again. We have the wonderful Maddy, the tolerable Matt and the insufferable Jeff in the CS broadcasting studio to discuss various aspects of cliques within roleplaying games and why they tend to pop up. Along with that, you'll get a taste of some of the epic fails we've seen as gamers and GMs in the past, too.Again, I'm sorry about the delays. As fans of Palladium, we shouldn't be strangers to it, but it's still no fun when it happens. I'll try to do better in the future. (Kevin, please don't take that the wrong way. Love your stuff, keep it coming :) )Carry on, Citizens!