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One of the things you notice about great athletes and businessmen is they often take things personally. Whenever Michael Jordan felt disrespected by someone, he would become a beast and dominate. Why was this? Because he took it personally.We need to learn a lesson from this. Our growth won't happen unless we internalize it. We have to take it personally if we are going to do something about it. We will talk about how to do that on today's show.Changing the FocusWe must change our focus on ourselves and quit worrying about others and what they do.There are many ways to achieve a goal. But which one is YOUR way?There are many things people value, but what are YOUR values?Knowledge is Useless Unless AppliedWe have to make sure we don't become collectors of ideas who never implement those ideasWe won't grow if we don't apply the things we learn into our livesPersonal Growth Relieves Pressure of ComparisonThe pressure to be everything to everyone is something many men deal withWhen you aren't growing, you start many things but never finish because you aren't making them personalWhen you are picking and growing in something, you can focus and not get distracted by other thingsSeasonal growth makes growth sustainable for the long-termCHALLENGE:Pick an application and do it this week for something you already know you want/need to do. What is one area you know you need to grow in but you haven't done it yet?Exercise, nutrition, reading, sleeping, mobility work, praying, bible reading, etc….Pick one and for the next 7 days apply it each dayThis helps you start to internalize and make growth personalRESOURCES TO HELP YOU THRIVE AS A MAN========================Thriving Man Coaching Resources4D MODEL FREE PDFLearn about the 4 fundamentals of a Successful LifeDiscover OUR SPEAKING AND HOW WE HAVE EMPOWERED THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ACROSS THE WORLD

A big THANK YOU to everyone who listens to She Runs Eats Performs and also a thank you to those of you who took part in our 2023 Listener Survey. We really appreciate your feedback as it helps us create the best podcast possible, with topics you'll love and to help grow our listener community.Today we'd like to share the key results of our listener survey and also announce the winner of our free prize draw. Key results of the survey: 1. You like episodes to be between 30 and 60 minutes long – so we will do our best not to go over 60 minutes2 You are interested in nutrition for:a. Fuelling your running – pre/during and post trainingb. Injury Prevention and Bone Healthc. Menopause and post menopaused. Digestive Healthe. Managing body compositionf. Fuelling longer distances like ULTRASg. Everyday family friendly food ideasWe are always looking for topic suggestions so if you have an idea drop us a line at hello@runnershealthhub.comMany of you are regular listeners but you also like to dip into our back catalogue and search for topics relevant to you at the present moment – we are really pleased to hear that much of our content is evergreen and that it is there for you whenever you need it. Lots of you said you tend to miss episodes if you're busy with work or holidays, so what we've decided to do is to take a 2 week pause every 10-12 weeks which gives us and you a breathing space to catch up, but for the majority of the year we'll continue with our weekly show every Thursday.It's been really interesting to find out what aspects of the show are important to you which are:· We share real food menu and food examples · The information we share is evidence based nutrition· You like our tips to fit in with a busy lifestyle· Our advice is tailored to midlife female runners· You like the KEY Takeaways at the end of each episode· And it's important to you that we are both qualified nutritional therapistsThanks again from both of us to everyone who completed the survey and all of you who listen to us. Our show is dedicated to YOU … a midlife female runner who wants to enhance your health and running performance as you navigate the menopause transition and beyond. We want to share our FOOD FIRST approach and help you to action simple food concepts, tips and plans to support your running performance and any female health challenges. We hope you'll continue to join us and we'd love to hear from you so we can create the best possible podcast for you. Remember … don't let nutrition be the limiting factor in your running performance.A BIG thank you to our Show Sponsor AMAZING JANE ACTIVE WEAR. Please use discount code RHH10 for 10% off ALL purchases at www.amazingjane.com ​Also, when you're ready, here are FOUR ways that we can help you:1)

We spoke with Malakhi Eason Director of Programming & Community Impact for the FestivalThe International Festival of Arts and IdeasWe envision a flourishing city and state in which a festival of arts and ideas plays a vital role in enriching lives and leading people to understand how their futures are intertwined.

In this episode, I interview Tamara Zantell. She is known for helping her 9-year-old daughter turn her kitchen table hobby into a million-dollar brand. Yet, she is also the founder of Raising A Mogul, LLC, and Legacy Brand Creators, LLC, a boutique brand development and marketing agency. She is committed to supporting families who aspire to build an impactful family legacy brand. She is a mother to five. Together or separately, they have been featured on AOL, ESPN, Netflix, USA Today, Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Black Enterprise, ABC Nightline TODAY show, and more. She has helped her clients build strong community relationships and deliver excellent products and services while creating systematic and diverse environments through culture, goals, and structure. As a result, she is equipped with advanced knowledge in launching an international brand, generating revenue, partnership development, and developing young moguls and family businesses for inevitable triumph.We chatted about:Why she began Raising a Mogul, and how the idea was bornThe importance of parents building on our children's inspirations and ideasWe highlighted two of her programs:Young Mogul Prep SchoolYoung Mogul Speakers AcademyWe ended with her beautiful words of encouragement for homeschool moms wanting to help our entrepreneurial kids.☕Support this podcast with a one-time coffee or a monthly membership here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/demetriazinga

Running a full-time independent podcast company keeps us busy – so busy that we don't often pause to let listeners in to how it all works! As we approach the end of 2022, Meagan and Sarah share what's up behind the scenes at The Mom Hour. We start with a lightning round of frequently asked questions (how'd we meet? do we fight? how does the podcast make money?) and move into bigger thoughts about our industry as a whole and the current economic landscape. We also take a look back at how we've grown over the years (particularly the past two), profess our love for fellow women podcasters whose names you'll definitely recognize, and share what's next for The Mom Hour. Enjoy!Links We Mentioned (Or Should Have) In This EpisodeSarah referenced this episode of Pantsuit Politics which provides some behind-the-scenes information about the state of the podcast industry.Meagan wrote a guide for supporting content creators during a recession that's PACKED with ideasWe couldn't do this without the support of our podcast people! We encourage you to check out their podcasts to support them!The Lazy GeniusSorta Awesome10 Things To Tell YouThe PopcastWhat Should I Read NextPantsuit PoliticsWhat Fresh Hell: Laughing In The Face Of MotherhoodThe Girl Next DoorEdit Your LifeDidn't I Just Feed YouContinue the conversation:Instagram | Private Facebook Community (be sure to answer the membership questions!)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We're back! After a two year hiatus we're glad to bring back the Pod.On today's episode we discuss A two year catch upScaring the h**s in 2022NBA 2k and JcoleRecap of the NBA FinalsHustle CultureSupporting innovate ideasWe appreciate y'allMedium Lit is Now and Forever.

Do you experience a creative block? How do you keep up with constant motivation for your content? How do you decide on what position to take with your content?Today, we talk about How to Get Endless Video Content Topics and IdeasWe either have too many ideas for content, or we don't have enough. In this session, you'll learn how to find the best content topics to create videos about, how to organize those ideas, and create a sustainable plan to create and share them to put your audience growth on auto-pilot.In this episode, we are joined by Rob Balasabas, Partnership Manager at TubeBuddy.com. Rob will show us how TubeBuddy can help optimize your content in the fastest time possible. TubeBuddy is your partner for growing your video content by understanding TubeBuddy analytics and content creation. Show Highlights: Keyword Research Comments are Gold Livestreaming Different Social Media Platforms Community Building Organize your ContentAbout our host:Rob Balasabas is the Partnership Manager at TubeBuddy.com, where he manages the TubeBuddy Affiliate Program, as well as a number of the influencer and brand partner relationships on behalf of TubeBuddy. He speaks at various conferences, virtual summits, podcasts, and Livestream interviews. He's also the co-host of TubeBuddy's REVENUE STREAMS Show.Connect with Rob via the following:Instagram: www.instagram.com/robsotheraccountTwitter: https://twitter.com/rob_balasabasWebsite: https://www.tubebuddy.com-------------------Made Possible by BIGVU - a TV studio pro in your pocket. BIGVU transforms photos, video shoots, and tweets into stunning video sequences that will captivate your audience.Connect with us via:https://www.bigvu.tvhttps://thevideopresentershow.bigvu.tvhttps://www.instagram.com/bigvu.makerhttps://www.facebook.com/socialvideocreatorhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/bigvuhttps://twitter.com/videoinspire

This is the first in our series of 'Diversity Talks'. Like us, many businesses are on a journey to become more diverse and inclusive. We hope by having these open and candid conversations we can learn from each other and help facilitate genuine change amongst the tech industry.This October, in Black History month, we kicked off the conversation on racial diversity in the workplace. Our panel shared practical advice and initiatives around how businesses can foster a more inclusive workplace culture for their racially diverse employees and how this in turn, directly effects attraction and retention.Topics discussed include:- Building a racially inclusive culture- Nurturing diversity from the bottom up- Diversity fatigue - relieving the burden- Establishing workplace allies- Sharing practical initiatives & ideasWe'd like to say a big thank you to our amazing panel:- April Williams, Founder of Can?Did!- Kankemwa Ishaku, Software Engineering Tech Lead at Adaptavist- Tio Brome, Principal Delivery Manager at Just Eat- Jessie Auguste, Software Engineer at Cybsafe and member of the Coding Black Females Senior Leadership Team+ One final panellist to be announced!

One of the critical pieces of leadership is strength - strength of character, ideasWe're never taught how to be strong so strong has become a bad word, associated with bullies or pushinesss or anger or worseStrength means the ability to manage and control the thoughts and emotions that launch in response to injurious words or actions. It means the ability to stay centred and unswayed. It means resolve and grit. it means internal certainty. No MBA and no certification will teach you that.-Lash back when we feel offended, shame-Criticize in order to feel big, strong-Hate on the ideas of others - this one is huge in 2021-Seek Attention and approval-Apologize for who they are, bow to the crowd***JOIN THE FORGE***Sign up for more info about our online leadership immersion experience.https://badassagile.com/the-forge/******Follow on CLUBHOUSE:https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/badass-agileDon't forget to join us in the Badass Agile Listener Lounge on Facebook for member exclusives, livestreams and previews!https://www.facebook.com/groups/badasslistenerlounge/Follow The LinkedIn Page:https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/badass-agileWe're also on YouTube! Follow the podcast, enjoy some panel/guest commentary, and get some quick tips and guidance from me:https://www.youtube.com/c/BadassAgile******Our mission is to create an elite tribe of leaders who focus on who they need to become in order to lead and inspire, and to be the best agile podcast and resource for effective mindset and leadership game.Contact us (contact@badassagile.com) for elite-level performance and agile coaching, speaking engagements, team-level and executive mindset/agile training, and licensing options for modern, high-impact, bite-sized learning and educational content.

One of the very first outdoor adventures we ever did with our kids was car camping. Whether you've been camping a few times or if this is your very first trip, this episode has something for you.John and I grew up with very different camping experiences - and, let's just say I still love being as comfy as possible. So, we share tips to get you out there and enjoy it - even if your idea of vacation is usually a 5-star hotel.

This week we are in conversation with Melissa & Amy of Jam Jar Flowers. Jam Jar flowers is a floral studio based in South London with a hand selected edit of botanically inspired homewares and gift ideasWe find out about Melissa and Amy's background in fashion design, what drove them into a career in floristry and how Melissa and Amy met and began working together to continue to build the Jam Jar Flowers brand as we know it todayWe hear about the very beginnings of Jam Jar flowers,  how Melissa started the business from her kitchen table with the emphasis on florals led by the season in her natural signature style and how the business has grown and developed throughout the years with the introduction of her creative team but still keeping true to the ethos of the changing seasonsWe hear from Melissa and Amy about their first foray into pressing flowers for Mulberry and how they developed their ideas for Jam Jar Edit their botanically inspired giftware and pressings and all about their amazing teamJam Jar also host lots of workshops at their gorgeous studio space including floristry 1:1's, flower pressing so be sure to check them outThank you so much to Melissa and Amy for being such fab guests!To Find out more about Jam Jar Flowers and Jam Jar Edit then please head to the links belowhttp://www.jamjarflowers.co.ukhttps://www.instagram.com/jamjar_flowers/https://www.instagram.com/jamjar_edit/To find out more about 'The nature of Thyme' the beautiful new exhibition by Jam Jar Flowers at Tithe Barn, Thyme  (on until 12th September)Please head over to the link below to book your slothttps://www.thyme.co.uk/jam-jar-exhibitionSupport the show (http://www.instagram.com/girlflowerpodcast)

In this week's episode, I am joined by my guest Dan Kaus. Together we tackle the problem: "How can we find time for innovation?" Dan has innovation experience with a wide range of companies and industries, including Accenture, BP, Campbell's Soup, and many others.Dan shared some of this thoughts on this, including:Try to integrate innovation into daily work rather than keeping is separateSimplify innovation so there is less confusionEnsure implementation of high-value ideasWe also explored how using the Invisible Solutions lenses can provide some new insights into this problem. In particular, we used:#1: LEVERAGE - What is the part of the innovation process that will have the greater impact? Where is there currently the biggest bottleneck?#2: DECONSTRUCT - What are the steps of the innovation process and where should we focus?#3: REDUCE - How can we simply the innovation process by reducing steps, ambiguity, or ideas to implement?#7: RESULT - Why do we care about innovation? What's the ultimate goal?#12: REASSIGN - How can we leverage outside resources to help us make innovation a reality?It was a fascinating conversation that I know you will find valuable!You can connect with Dan on LinkedIn at www.DanKaus.comTo download the lenses, go to www.GetTheLenses.com 

1:30 People can violate the normative values and standards of society to the point where they forfeit the privilege of being allowed to remain a member of that society.2:45 Groupthink vs constructive disagreementOnly when you understand the ideas of other people do you really understand your ownInsecurity drives us to shut down dissenting voices5:00 It's us vs. them, and you're them: BYE!Children have a fresh way of looking at things, and are unafraid to ask whyThe older we get, the more threatened we are to reevaluate our world view9:00 How do you deal with people you have to deal with who are not open to discussion?Oblique approach rather than frontal assault11:00 What outcome do you hope to achieve in your discussion?Communication vs. conversationDialogues of the deaf15:00 We aren't trained to listen; we're planning our responseWhat has happened to curiosity?The I in ETHICS is Inquisitiveness vs. willful ignoranceSometimes, our lives are too cluttered for us to be able to listenSometimes society cancels us for asking questions22:00 No one ever died from a questionThe real safe space is where we're free to explore and investigate24:00 Are we justified not to listen to people like White Supremacists or should we give everyone the benefit of the doubt first?Isn't labelling a form of cancelling?28:00 Is it ever evil to listen?Ideas can influence us for good and badWhat's the difference between filtering and cancelling?32:30 How do we prepare ourselves to listen to dangerous ideas  without making ourselves vulnerable to them?Young people are not mature enough to deal with complex ideasWe have to protect children (and ourselves) from ideas they aren't ready to handle36:30 We deal with kleptomaniacs differently from how we deal with thievesNot every thief is a kleptomaniac -- there are levels of culpability38:45 Steven Covey:  Most people don't listen with the intent to understand but with the intent to replyHow should we listen: First, paraphrase41:00 Why don't we want to listen?Do we have to like someone to listen?43:00 Sometimes it's better to let people have their opinions and not engage themSet ground rules47:00 When we listen first, we encourage others to listen to us48:00 Gossip vs. venting vs. necessary informationWe have to take all the variables into account50:45  Ronald Reagan denied screen actors' achievement award54:00 We have to anticipate how our word will affect others -- am I serving my audience?55:00 Word of the Day:  antediluvian --  before the FloodWithout a civil society, society descends into destruction57:00  Ask yourself: whom do I want to cancel?  How can I listen instead?

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We celebrate Brittany's birthday!MLB is dead and Rob Manfred killed itBaker Mayfield stands up for what is rightMyles Garrett can deadlift a carWe thought we were going to see NBA but Kyrie Irving has other ideasWe highlight more ways people can continue their support for Black Lives Matter

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The startup world can be a real minefield when it comes to creating a work life balance. Being an entrepreneur can be quite a lonely experience, and there can be a lot of pressure for people who are starting their own businesses - a feat which requires you to go out on a limb and put your vulnerabilities out there. Stories of mental health being neglected in the startup world are rife. Of people wearing their lack of sleep and long hours at work as a badge of honour. Of people putting profit and growth above everything else. Burn out is common and it can often be hard for people to see the real intentions behind what they are doing. In this episode I went along to meet Laurence McCahill, who along with his lifelong friend Carlos Saba, founded the Happy Startup School in Brighton. Their mission is to help people to connect with their true passions and hopefully avoid a lot of the problems I just mentioned. They do this through events such as their annual Summer Camp in the UK, Alptitude, and event in which they take entrepreneurs to the alps, Ashram, their retreat to India, which Laurence touches upon in our conversation, and many other smaller events and workshops throughout the year. They also run an online course to help people in the early stages to turn ideas into reality. They have a thriving global community of people who are connected with the Happy Startup School, and I think they are a great example of how being honest and open will help your business thrive and allow you to live your passion. I’ve always found Laurence very approachable. He is a man who is not afraid to show his vulnerabilities, to reach out and ask for help when it is needed and to share his wisdom to help others gain clarity on their ideasWe cover lots of topics in our conversation, including: -Sharing experiences over being prescriptive-Being honest and vulnerable in business and in life-Tapping into your own ideas and vision-Building a community-How to stay open to change as your business grows. Find out more about The Happy Startup School at www.thehappystartupschool.comFind out more about my journey with Ministry of Change at: www.theministryofchange.org