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In this Inbetweenisode titled 'End of Year Wrap Up and My Personal Charter Encore,' Stacey Richter extends heartfelt thanks to listeners and healthcare workers for their dedication. She reflects on the challenges of maintaining personal integrity in a profit-driven healthcare system and introduces her personal charter. This charter, focused on ensuring net positive outcomes for patients, acknowledges that achieving transformational change in healthcare requires a collective effort. Stacey discusses the complexities of balancing ethical decisions, financial constraints, and the broader impact on patient care, urging others to reflect on their own guiding principles. Here's her manifesto which she is now calling her Personal Charter below which she breaks down in this podcast episode: If the thing results in a net positive for patients, then I will do it. The timeframe is short-term or medium-term. And the assumption is that it will take a village and I am not alone in my efforts to transform healthcare or do right by patients. === LINKS ===
We are changing our name. Why? This tongue-in-cheek Inbetweenisode explains
Welcome to Episode 72 of the Movement Logic Podcast! In this inbetweenisode, Laurel poses a thought-provoking question: “Are you trying to spend the least on exercise?”We delve into how we prioritize spending on exercise compared to other essential health needs like diet and sleep and ask, “if investing more in exercise could give us access to better communities, education, equipment, time-saving convenience, and even luxury, would we be more inclined to engage in and enjoy it?” We ask, “considering the significant role exercise plays in our health and longevity, is it rational to hesitate in spending more to build and strengthen an exercise habit, especially when we have the means to do so?”Sign up here to get on the Wait List for our next Bone Density Course in October 2024! It's the only place you'll get a discount on the course plus fun free bonus content along the way.Ramit Sethi's stuff —I Will Teach You To Be Rich (the book)I Will Teach You To Be Rich (the podcast)
Welcome to Episode 70 of the Movement Logic podcast! In this inbetweenisode, Laurel answers the question, “Do you need a deload week?” In strength training, a deload week is a planned, periodic reduction in training intensity and/or volume. Spoiler: you probably don't need to plan deload weeks into your training, but listen more to find out!Sign up here to get on the Wait List for our next Bone Density Course in October 2024! It's the only place you'll get a discount on the course plus fun free bonus content along the way.Episode 32: Load & Volume: When is Enough Enough? When is it Too Much?Episode 39: RPE, 1 RM, 3 sets of 10, oh my?
Welcome to another Inbetweenisode where my guest is a senior member of the team at LifeSearch - Alan Richardson. This will be super-useful episode for anyone who has a business of any kind. Shownotes: https://meaningfulmoney.tv/session509
The Inbetweenisode makes a return! This one is based on this article - https://medium.com/@bcattaneo/when-do-you-cross-the-rubicon-a-useful-technique-to-frame-decisions-e4fcdf6e9da3 Like what you heard? Subscribe and/or leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/1PjLmK Subscribe on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/all-things-risk/the-all-things-risk-podcast Subscribe on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ben-cattaneo Follow the podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RiskThings Drop us a note: allthingsrisk@gmail.com _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Bei dieser Ausgabe des Podcasts handelt es sich um eine spezielle Inbetweenisode, die als Zusammenfassung der Beiträge von endlich jura. von Oktober 2022 dient. Sie enthält einen kurzen Ausschnitt aus allen Episoden, gesammelt an einem Ort, sodass du hin- und herspringen kannst, um ein Gefühl für die jeweilige Folge zu bekommen.
After a long and not-at-all-mysterious absence, Jordan and Kayleen are back! They're talking about that agonizing stretch of time between seasons of NewsRadio, in this case the summer of 1996! Does Kayleen remember how to do the Macarena? What is Jordan's surprising theory about the movie Phenomenon? And was Dolly the cloned sheep really so ominous? Answers to all these questions — and more — await! Recommendations: Kayleen - cutting your own hair Jordan - any occasion where Kids in the Hall actors act together outside of Kids in the Hall Theme music is "You Say But You Don't Know" by Trouble's Afoot
Bei dieser Ausgabe des endlich jura. Podcasts handelt es sich um eine spezielle Inbetweenisode, die als Zusammenfassung aller Beiträge von September 2022 dient. Sie enthält einen kurzen Clip aus jedem Beitrag, gesammelt an einem Ort, sodass du hin- und herspringen kannst, um ein Gefühl für die jeweilige Episode zu bekommen. Sieh das hier als kleinen Snack, der (hoffentlich) Lust auf mehr macht. Wenn dir gefällt, was du hörst, findest du die vollständigen Beiträge unter https://endlich-jura.mykajabi.com/blog. Viel Spaß! *** Zeitstempel: 00:00-02:51 Warum du langsam liest und so wenig verstehst 02:52-08:52 Jura lernen mit Nebenjob, Kind oder berufsbegleitend 08:53-11:03 Ich bin ein Anti-Texter geworden 11:04-14:44 Level Up Your Beweiswürdigung
I'll continue to share these shorter soundbites, in-between regular guest episodes, in the hope that some of you find them valuable.- The true value of a career break / sabbatical / gap year- The struggle and what gives life meaning- Consequential environments- Living a self-authorised life- What to teach children Home of the podcast:Coaching & Speaker Profile: www.michaelxcampion.comLinkedIn: @michaelxcampionIG: @michaelxcampion
I was recently invited to speak by the social entrepreneurship platform Impact Circles on the topic of storytelling. How can we become more persuasive storytellers? How do we adapt the stories we tell ourselves, about ourselves? Why is finding your 'WHY' so important? As Dr Jim Loehr so eloquently put it: "The power broker in your life is the voice that no one hears. How well you revisit the tone and content of your private voice is what determines the quality of your life. It is the master storyteller, and the stories we tell ourselves are our reality."I'll continue to share these shorter soundbites, in-between regular guest episodes, in the hope that some of you find them helpful. Home of the podcast:Coaching & Speaker Profile: www.michaelxcampion.comLinkedIn: @michaelxcampionIG: @michaelxcampion
In this inbetweenisode of The Indy Author Podcast, I pose a question to fellow podcaster Jeff Elkins about what he's getting from The Dialogue Doctor podcast, both for himself and in terms of his goals related to helping other authors, that's different after over 70 episodes than he expected when he did his first episode. As is often the case when I speak with Jeff, he took that question in a truly wonderful direction. He talked about the importance to him of building community, and how that differs from podcasters like me whose primary goal is to provide content (and he illustrated the difference with examples of several other podcasters whose names you'll recognize). He talked about factoring in where your energy comes from in a way that's much more useful than the usual introvert / extrovert model, and about how we can change the story we tell ourselves to achieve the results we are aiming for. And he offered some great insights about serving one's community while also enlisting the support of that community in keeping a creative endeavor going. In fact, I was inspired by my conversation with Jeff to update The Indy Author patronage program, as I describe after the conversation with Jeff. For a transcript of this interview and links to more information, go to https://www.theindyauthor.com/podcast.html. Did you find the information in this video useful? Please consider supporting my work at The Indy Author via Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/theindyauthor) or Buy Me a Coffee (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mattydalrymple). Jeff Elkins is a novelist, ghostwriter, and editor with more than 10 novels on the market. During the day, he leads the writing team for a company that simulates difficult conversations for professionals to practice. He also helps authors improve their dialogue to engage readers more fully through one-on-one consulting and through his podcast The Dialogue Doctor.
“We don't know what we don't know.” In this mini-episode, Ethan discusses the Johari Window model and what it can show us about personal growth as leaders, managers, and humans in the world. For more information on Nash Consulting, visit their website at www.nashconsulting.com Show Notes: Ep. 36 – Developing a Growth Mindset Through Self-Compassion Kristin Neff's self-compassion website Ep. 38-Ep. 44 – Series on the Top 15 Management Skills Ep. 13 – How to Have One-On-One Meetings That Don't Suck First, Break All the Rules Awareness
The Run FantasticAvailable at https://www.lukekondor.com/the-run-fantasticStories and words by Luke Kondor (https://twitter.com/lukeofkondor)Music in this episode was provided by Ira Rat (http://www.irarat.com/)and Duke Rondo (https://soundcloud.com/luke-kondor)Illustration by Iain Laurie (https://www.instagram.com/mriainlaurie/)Design work by Ira Rat (http://www.irarat.com/)You can follow me and my work by following me on all social media platforms at https://twitter.com/LukeofKondor or go to LukeKondor.comIf you want to hear about my first bizarro novella, which will be out later this year, join the mailing list, TinyLetter.com/lukeofondorIf you enjoyed today's episode you can follow me and my work at www.lukekondor.comYou can check out my other podcast, The Other Stories.You can help support the show by donating a bit of Tonga over at ko-fi.com/lukeofkondorAlso come join the bizarro discord server to hang around with bizarro writers and fans over at www.lukekondor.com/bizarroSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/talesofwhat. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In Episode 85 of The Indy Author Podcast, I interviewed Dave Chesson of Kindlepreneur and creator of Publisher Rocket about keywords, and after that episode I got pretty obsessed about my own keywords, and played around a bit with Dave's four-column method. Of course, the devil's in the details, so as I was working on optimizing my keywords, I decided to tap into a couple of additional resources, including two previous guests of the podcast, and I'm going to share with you my “before” keywords, the process I went through, and my “after” keywords. I hope this will inspire you to take a look at your own keywords with an eye to making sure you are getting maximum value in guiding the right readers to your books. Many thanks to previous guests Dale L. Roberts and Joshua Tallent for contributing to this inbetweenisode.
In this week's Inbetweenisode, Laura & Stefania delve deeper into the life of Episode 10's Bella Abzug with guest, LEANDRA ZARNOW, an Associate Professor in the Department of History, and affiliate faculty in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and Jewish Studies at University of Houston. She is a specialist in U.S. women's political, legal, and intellectual history, with an additional interest in media and archival studies and global gender history. An esteemed public historian, Zarnow is also the author of Battling Bella: The Protest Politics of Bella Abzug. Zarnow seeks to bridge academic, activist, and community spaces in her work on and off university campuses and she is “committed to making history accessible and useful to a public audience.” Books by Leandra Zarnow: "Battling Bella: The Protest Politics of Bella Abzug" "Suffrage at 100: Women in American Politics since 1920" (Co-authored with Stacie Taranto) Find Leandra at: www.leandrazarnow.com Or on Twitter: @LZarnow
In this week's Inbetweenisode, Laura (@lauramcneiceart) and Stefania (@stefaniaindelicato) sit down with award-winning journalist and best-selling author, Don Lattin (@lattindon) to discuss Ram Dass, biographies, psychedelics, spirituality and the parallels between the 1960/70s and today. Book Recommendations: Shopping for Faith: American Religion in the New Millennium by Richard Cimino and Don Lattin (1998) Following Our Bliss: How the Spiritual Ideals of the Sixties Shape Our Lives Today by Don Lattin (2003) Jesus Freaks: A True Story of Murder and Madness on the Evangelical Edge by Don Lattin (2007) The Harvard Psychedelic Club: How Timothy Leary, Ram Dass, Huston Smith, and Andrew Weil Killed the Fifties and Ushered in a New Age for America by Don Lattin (2010) Distilled Spirits: Getting High, Then Sober, with a Famous Writer, a Forgotten Philosopher, and a Hopeless Drunk by Don Lattin (2012) Changing Our Minds: Psychedelic Sacraments and the New Psychotherapy by Don Lattin (2017) Running from Religion: What the actual lives of our ancestors teach us about "traditional family values" by Don Lattin How to Change Your Mind What the New Science of Psychedelics Teaches Us About Consciousness, Dying, Addiction, Depression, and Transcendence by Michael Pollen The Acid Test by Tom Schroder Youtube Watch List: Psychedelic Pioneers with Don Lattin Don Lattin - Psychedelic Sacraments and the New Psychotherapy Don Lattin: The Harvard Psychedelic Club
Kaila Crosse recently completed her B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan in 2020, closing out her dual degree program after spending 3 years at Spelman College in Atlanta, GA, one of the premiere historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in the nation. In this conversation, we get a look into HBCU life as we talk about Kaila's development at Spelman as well as her transition to Michigan and what she's learned about herself and working with others as a budding engineer and designer.
Our infectious disease reporter Molly Walker interviews Anthony Fauci, MD, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director. They discuss a promising line of attack on COVID-19 that has flown under media attention compared with vaccines, convalescent plasma, or hydroxychloroquine. Episode produced by MedPage Staff Hosted and sound engineering by Greg Laub
Lindsey is back! So we recorded a mini episode for you, and inbetweeninsode, on Beltane! We hope it brings a bright spot to your week. We’ll be back Wednesday with episode 27. Be kind witches!
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Women burned by 'quick fix' for heavy periods — For many, 5-minute fix is anything but. In this "in-between-isode" of our podcast Anamnesis, MedPage Today's Editor-in-Chief Marty Makary, MD, MPH, interviews Ali Ghomi, MD, a gynecologic surgeon in Buffalo, New York. Ghomi says a quarter of the hysterectomies he performs each year are to treat post-ablation syndrome. Episode produced by MedPage Staff Hosted and sound engineering by Greg Laub
So, you think the FDA is closely regulating all those generic drugs? Think again. Can you handle the truth? In this “in-between-isode” MedPage's new Editor-in-Chief Marty Makary, MD, MPH, interviews author Katherine Eban about her recently published book, Bottle of Lies: The Inside Story of the Generic Drug Boom. Episode produced by MedPage Staff Hosted and sound engineering by Greg Laub
ORLANDO -- In this in-between-isode, MedPage's Deputy Managing Editor, Ian Ingram, reports highlights presented at ASH 2019, the annual meeting of the American Society of Hematology. Investigators presented noteworthy findings on CAR-T for blood cancers, an innovative gene therapy for sickle cell disease, and advancements in making newer therapeutics safely available for pediatric patients with venous thrombosis. Episode produced by Ian Ingram Hosted and sound engineering by Greg Laub
In todays Inbetweenisode i cover the importance of having a marketing plan in place. Be sure to listen and let me know if you have any questions, comments or need help with anything!
Our senior editor dives into the GI hot topics covered at this year's ACG meeting SAN ANTONIO -- This year's American College of Gastroenterology meeting featured noteworthy presentations on topics such as functional bowel disease, eosinophilic esophagitis, and research in Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. Episode produced by Charles Bankhead Hosted and sound engineering by Greg Laub
Patreon and Paypal link Show Notes Including Bo Bartlett, Daniel Maidman, Adrienne Stein, Michael Shane Neal, and Sergio Gomez, this episode is packed full of juicy arty goodness. Here are the highlights: Time 0:00:00 ~ Annual National Juried Exhibition 0:11:20 ~ Tips on competitions 0:21:22 ~ Michael Shane Neal 0:58:25 ~ Daniel Maidman 1:13:20 ~ […]
It's no secret that open plan offices suck. This has been confirmed by a recent study from Harvard. Their only redeeming quality is that they're cheap – great if the only thing that matters to the work that gets done in them is cost. For everything else, they're terrible. One of the things open plan offices seem to assume (in addition to assuming human beings are unaffected by distractions) is that all that matters is what happens from the neck up. This directly contradicts a basic truth about biology, decision-making and something that countless guests on the All Things Risk podcast have said – the mind and body are part of the same system. In this short In-betweenisode, I offer some thoughts on how to do great work and make quality decisions in spite of the constraints open plan offices generate. Show notes: Article: It's Official: Open Plan Offices are the Dumbest Management Fad of All Time Article: This is Nuts: It Takes Nearly 30 Minutes to Refocus Once You've Been Distracted The Pomodoro Technique Article: How to Calm Your Mind Using a Simple Breathing Technique Article: How to Calm Your Mind Using a Simple Breathing Technique Coffee naps / espresso naps - scientist agree that they work Article: How Plants at Work Can Improve Wellbeing and Efficiency What is a terrarium? Check out Leafage to find out a bit more Music for concentration: What are "Binaural Beats?" Lo Fi beats for concentrating and studying _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Listener survey – Help us keep making All Things Risk better – take our listener survey here. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Like what you heard? Subscribe and/or leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/1PjLmK Subscribe on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/all-things-risk/the-all-things-risk-podcast Subscribe on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ben-cattaneo Follow the podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RiskThings Drop us a note: allthingsrisk@gmail.com _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Our free course module “How to Set Up Any Decision for Success” from our upcoming course How to Make Decisions With Calm and Confidence
Reporter Molly Walker looks at the broad spectrum of infectious disease topics covered at this year's IDWeek meeting. WASHINGTON -- From flu to HIV to the measles outbreak, this year's IDWeek meeting explored noteworthy infectious disease research. Episode produced by Molly Walker Hosted and sound engineering by Greg Laub Music by Jason Asistores, MD, aka flatfives.
This is just a quick thought that seemed to resonate with my Freedom Friday email subscribers, so I thought I'd record it as an inbetweenisode. Make sure you subscribe to Freedom Friday email list - my weekly dose of home biz stuff that I pick up during the week. https://alexbenderonline.com/friday Oh and make sure you subscribe to the podcast & leave a kick ass rating - this podcast is just getting warmed up and we gotta get it known throughout the home biz world that this is the best damn home biz podcast in the galaxy.
Inbetweenisodes are quick 5-10 minute rants about whats on my mind in the home biz world that I'll be dropping every month or 2. If you liked it let me know, leave a comment, hit subscribe / follow the podcast on whatever your favorite podcast platform is & tell someone about Benders Home Biz Show - I'll give you a virtual high five every time you tell someone about it!
Inbetweenisodes are quick 5-10 minute rants about whats on my mind in the home biz world that I'll be dropping every month or 2. If you liked it let me know, leave a comment, hit subscribe / follow the podcast on whatever your favorite podcast platform is & tell someone about Benders Home Biz Show - I'll give you a virtual high five every time you tell someone about it!
In this "in-between-isode" of Anamnesis, MedPage reporters Joyce Frieden and Shannon Firth share highlights from AMA 2019, the annual meeting of The American Medical Association. CHICAGO -- Members of the AMA House of Delegates gathered to elect officers, address policy, vote on a host of measures, and ... plunge into controversy. Episode produced by Joyce Frieden and Shannon Firth Hosted and sound engineering by Greg Laub Music by Jason Asistores, MD aka flatfives.
In this "in-between-isode" of Anamnesis, MedPage reporter Elizabeth Hlavinka shares highlights presented at AAN 2019, the annual meeting of The American Academy of Neurology. PHILADELPHIA -- Learn why AAN 2019, was 'The Year of NMO', neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder. Episode produced by Elizabeth Hlavinka Hosted and sound engineering by Greg Laub Music by Jason Asistores, MD aka flatfives.
In the first "in-between-isode" of MedPage Today's new Podcast series, Anamnesis, two of our reporters -- Kristen Monaco and Elizabeth Hlavinka -- discuss some highlighted abstracts presented at the meeting. NEW ORLEANS -- At ENDO 2019, the annual meeting of The Endocrine Society, some of the spotlighted research included advancements in diabetes, obesity, thyroid treatments, and advancements in reproductive health. Episode produced by Kristen Monaco and Elizabeth Hlavinka Hosted and sound engineering by Greg Laub Music by Jason Asistores, MD aka flatfives.
Patreon and Paypal link Show Notes Including Sarah Steiber, Kristy Gordon, The Bennett Prize, and David Hummer, this episode is packed full of juicy arty goodness. Here are the highlights: Time 0:02:13 ~ Social Anxiety 0:15:23 ~ Sarah Stieber 0:33:51 ~ Kristy Gordon 0:49:16 ~ George O’Hanlon 0:54:33 ~ David Hummer – {Painting The Figure […]
Let me introduce you to Kaloyan Tsilev, my right-hand man here at MeaningfulMoney. In this last Inbetweenisode before we get going with Season 14, Kal and I chew the fat about what's coming in 2019 with the podcast, the socialz, and Meaningful Academy.
Welcome to Leadership Impact, the podcast for modern executives who are reinventing leadership within their organizations. Hosted by executive leadership coach and CEO of The Granger Network, Kari Granger, and Sound Financial Group CEO, Paul Adams, this podcast aims to address the topics of performance and leadership through real life examples. In this ‘inbetweenisode,’ Kari and Paul are transitioning between the Leadership Impact series on new futures to the next series of this innovative podcast, which focuses on coordinating with precision. Kari and Paul recap the series on new futures, which focused primarily on saying ‘no,’ creating a vision, inspiring a resigned team, listening, and sustaining a vision. They discuss what it takes to create space for a new future and the empowerment of being the author of your own future. Kari and Paul then introduce the next mini-series on the topic of coordinating with precision as what is required to bring that future into reality. Finally, Paul invites the audience to submit feedback and reviews to this podcast so that he and Kari can provide even more value. For full shownotes: https://grangernetwork.com/Inbetweenisode13&14
Patreon and Paypal link Show Notes Including Vincent Desiderio, Ali Cavanaugh, The Bennetts, Steven Farrell, and Sergio Gomez, this episode is packed full of juicy arty goodness. Here are the highlights: Time 0:09:06 ~ My daughter Yasmin’s art 0:10:00 ~ Banksy’s – The Alternativity 0:11:14 ~ PoetsArtists 0:14:30 ~ TRAC – Michael Pearce 0:26:06 ~ […]
Spotify to buy Gimlet Media is the buzz all over Podcast land these days. In this InbetweenISode (yeah, I need another name), Paul examines the what, the so what, and the now what of this situation. Original Facebook live that this was taken from - https://www.facebook.com/paulcolliganfan/videos/2028240230802132
Jay Abraham - I got the interview today and have some thoughts on him, Dave Letterman, the "NPR Sound," and more. Original Facebook Live - https://www.facebook.com/paulcolliganfan/videos/334945890695845
Some thoughts on uncertainty and that special moment when you know you will meet and overcome a tough challenge. That, and my upcoming 46 km run, The46in219. Show notes: My 46 km birthday run - https://the46in219.carrd.co/ David Goggins - https://davidgoggins.com/ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Like what you heard? Subscribe and/or leave a rating and review on iTunes: http://apple.co/1PjLmK Subscribe on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/all-things-risk/the-all-things-risk-podcast Subscribe on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ben-cattaneo Follow the podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RiskThings Drop us a note: allthingsrisk@gmail.com _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Get your free audio book and 30 day free trial at Audible: US listeners: get your free trial and audio book at Audible UK listeners: get your free trial and audio book at Audible _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ I'd like to hear from you! I want to make the show even better – please take two minutes to complete our listener survey.
Turn down $200 CPM? Am I crazy? In this InbetweeniSode, I explain why I didn't take an add for this episode - even though the money was really good and the market-message match for my audience even better. Tip - I produce assets, not episodes. This came from a Facebook Live that you can watch here - https://www.facebook.com/paulcolliganfan/videos/230408884510532
Beware anyone who makes bold Podcast Predictions without a past history of seeing some real success in previous predictions. Next episode Paul Colligan will share his Podcasting Predictions for 2019, but in this live recording, shares the results from his last past 2 years of podcast predictions. You can Google previous years if you want. Original Facebook Live link here - https://www.facebook.com/paulcolliganfan/videos/1258984424241839/
What is "beast mode" and why does it matter for Podcasting? This special "InbetweeniSode" of The Podcast Report (we'll get a better name soon) is an unofficial launch of Season 6 and the beginning test of something great. Original Broadcast On Facebook Live - https://www.facebook.com/paulcolliganfan/videos/385149015573131 Frank's Podcast - Audio Edition - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/your-next-million/id1364729629?mt=2 Frank's Podcast - Video Edition - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/your-next-million-video/id1436510398?mt=2 The Article - https://medium.com/@PaulColligan/want-your-audience-to-actually-consume-your-content-give-podcasting-a-second-look-or-listen-da9678f9100a No, there is no episode page for this at ThePodcastReport.com.
In this ‘inbetweenisode,’ Kari and Paul are transitioning between the Leadership Impact series on momentum to the next series of this innovative podcast, which focuses on new futures. Kari and Paul recap the four episode series on momentum, which focused primarily on the topics of mood, conversations and physicality. They discuss how mood can have a lasting impact on our performance, both in an enhancing as well as an inhibiting manner. Kari and Paul introduce the topic of new futures and reveal the ways in which vision can be leveraged to turn these new futures into realities. As Kari states, leadership is all about bringing new futures to fruition. Finally, Paul shares his hopes that these inbetweenisodes will allow listeners the greatest possibility to forward their leadership impact.
This is a short podcast, just to reassure our listeners that we're still alive. We'll be back with a full-length episode in the new year. In publishing news, Life in Bits, Harper's co-write with T.B. Markinson is out now! Tune in again in the new year for a new episode of Harper Bliss & Her Mrs. Get in touch with us with your questions, comments or suggested topics at harperblissandhermrs@gmail.com. For more on Harper Bliss visit www.harperbliss.com To get a weekly newsletter with discounted lesbian books sign up HERE.
In this episode of the Sound Financial Bites podcast, host Paul Adams and co-host Cory Shepherd talk about their investment philosophy with highly specific analytics to back up their claims. The conversation covers the history of the market, volatility, debunking financial industry myths, and the concrete evidence that an academically allocated & globally diversified portfolio provides the strongest and most reliable return over a longer period of time. For full show notes, including a FREE PDF of the transcription, visit: http://www.sfgwa.com/blog/podcast-episode-121-inbetweenisode-the-sky-is-falling This Material is Intended for General Public Use. By providing this material, we are not undertaking to provide investment advice for any specific individual or situation, or to otherwise act in a fiduciary capacity. Please contact one of our financial professionals for guidance and information specific to your individual situation. Sound Financial Inc. dba Sound Financial Group is a registered investment adviser. Information presented is for educational purposes only and does not intend to make an offer or solicitation for the sale or purchase of any specific securities, investments, or investment strategies. Investments involve risk and, unless otherwise stated, are not guaranteed. Be sure to first consult with a qualified financial adviser and/or tax professional before implementing any strategy discussed herein. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. Insurance products and services are offered and sold through Sound Financial Inc. dba Sound Financial Group and individually licensed and appointed agents in all appropriate jurisdictions. This podcast is meant for general informational purposes and is not to be construed as tax, legal, or investment advice. You should consult a financial professional regarding your individual situation. Guest speakers are not affiliated with Sound Financial Inc. dba Sound Financial Group unless otherwise stated, and their opinions are their own. Opinions, estimates, forecasts, and statements of financial market trends are based on current market conditions and are subject to change without notice. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
In this first ever ‘inbetweenisode,’ Kari and Paul are transitioning between the first Leadership Impact series on performance to the next series of this innovative podcast, which will focus on momentum. Kari and Paul recap the first four episodes and discuss how performance starts with the subjective way in which we see, observe, and relate to situations. By starting with that observational facet of performance and instilling a sense of direction and understanding, actions become clearer and performance maximized. Kari and Paul introduce the topic of momentum and reveal the ways in which they will cover this topic in the upcoming series. Finally, Paul invites listeners to leave reviews and share feedback on this podcast to allow Paul and Kari to deliver the greatest amount of value and help with their leadership impact.
Patreon and Paypal link Show Notes Including Teresa Oaxaca, Pamela Wilson, Mia and Michel Bergeron, Mario Robinson, Conor Walton, Danielle Krysa aka The Jealous Curator, Dina Brodsky, Antrese Wood, Maria Stoljar and Patricia Watwood, this episode is packed full of juicey arty goodness. Here are the highlights: Time 0:04:46 ~ News 0:04:54 ~ Daniel Maidman […]
It’s another Inbetweenisode people! Adam and Josh catch up about everything going on in their lives over a couple of choice beers. As always - they record their booze rants and beer thoughts. Talking points this week: Josh feels the loss of Jason Mraz from the avocado industry. Adam Beatboxes. They dive into the history of Stone, Pizza Port and Port brewing and how they all magically intertwine… They discover a green book that doesn’t seem to exist. Adam loves Pikachu coffee art. They drink beer in a board meeting - just like the 80’s, only with less cocaine. Also, don’t forget the Thundercats are back and the names are still ridiculous. THE BEERS THIS WEEK: Stone Brewing - I’M PEACH DIPA / Port Brewing - Board Room Brown Ale
We start this episode with an important announcement – that this is an episode brought to you by Audible. Listeners in the UK and US can get a free 30 day trial to Audible and a free audio book: US listeners – get your free trial and audio book at Audible UK listeners – get your free trial and audio book at Audible As we are talking about books, I thought I'd share with you some recommended books that I have read and am currently reading, and some that I am about to read: Red Card: FIFA and the Fall of the Most Powerful Men in Sports by Ken Bensinger Lying for Money: How Legendary Frauds Reveal the Workings of Our World by Dan Davies Signals: How Everyday Signals Can Help Us Navigate the World's Turbulent Economy by Pippa Malmgren An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth by Chris Hadfield The Sports Gene: Inside the Science of Extraordinary Athletic Performance by David Epstein Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism and Progress by Steven Pinker How to Change Your Mind by Michael Pollan Endure: Mind, Body and the Curious Elastic Limits of Human Performance by Alex Hutchinson Skin in the Game by Nassim Taleb The Cyclist Who Went Out in the Cold by Tim Moore How to Not Die by Dr. Michael Greger and Gene Stone _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Like what you heard? Subscribe and/or leave a rating and review on iTunes: http://apple.co/1PjLmK Subscribe on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/all-things-risk/the-all-things-risk-podcast Subscribe on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ben-cattaneo Follow the podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RiskThings Drop us a note: allthingsrisk@gmail.com
Patreon and Paypal link Including Ashley Longshore, Stephen Bauman, David Cheifetz and David Hummer of the Wausau Museum of contemporary art, this episode is packed full of juicey arty goodness. Show Notes Here are the highlights: Art News, FACE , Teresa Oaxaca, Stephen Bauman, Patricia Watwood, Vincent Desiderio, Ashley Longshore, CJ Hendry, Include Ted Talks […]
Join Coach Patrick from Endurance Nation (www.endurancenation.us) for another weekly endurance podcast. This week Coach P dives into another special "inbetweenisode" to discuss some lessons learned from coaching athletes through the day at Ironman® Boulder. The heat and altitude combined to create some seriously tough conditions, but not everything is out of your control. Key Talking Points include: Managing Heart Race / Importance of Pacing Choosing the Right Nutrition Setting Race Day Expectations / Goals Thanks for listening to this Endurance Nation podcast...find more online here. Sponsor Health IQ can save customers up to 33% because physically active people have a 56% lower risk of heart disease, 20% lower risk of cancer and a 58% lower risk of diabetes compared to people who are inactive. Like saving money on your car insurance for being a good driver, Health IQ saves you money on your life insurance for living a health conscious lifestyle. These savings are exclusive to Health IQ and you must qualify to get the special . Go to healthiq.com/ENTP to see if you qualify. Audible eBook Trial: Make the most of your drive time or down time with business, learning or entertaining books (that you'd otherwise NEVER read): www.endurancenation.us/audible About Us Endurance Nation is the world's largest, fastest online triathlon coaching group with more than 750 members across the globe training and racing together. Be sure to check us out at EnduranceNation.us, sign up our Endurance Insider weekly email to stay on top of all things endurance, or create a FREE 30-day trial membership at EnduranceNation.us/join if you are ready to get started! Endurance Nation: Work Hard, Get Smart, Go Fast!
Welcome to this inbetweenisode..! (i can't claim the name for myself - it belongs to someone else in the Podosphere..) In the first episode of the podcast I set out the expectations for the series and discussed assumptions. In this inbetweenisode, I talk about what you can expect from the next three episodes and share with you just how far the podcast has reached in the first week since launch - Listen in.. It's impressive stuff.. As a summary: The next episode (episode 2) will focus on how you can share your concerns with your child in ways that they will listen to you. I also discuss some of the common pitfalls that you can encounter when doing this and I'll talk you through how your own emotions and feelings can either positively or negatively affect the outcome. In episode 3 we'll discuss how you can navigate the health system to get your child the treatment they need and also take a look at what information you should have to hand when you meet with your professional for the first time. For those overseas listeners - I'll explain the process using the UK National Health system as an example as I have very little knowledge of other health systems. I will however make it so the information will be transferable (with a little adjustment!) Episode 4 will be about how to separate your child's eating disorder from your child and how to get better at spotting the difference. Now that's all for now, but as a reminder, episode 2 will be out in a week, so keep an eye out..! Now time to listen..
Well gosh darn it, would you look at that! Adam and Josh managed 10 whole episodes! This week, the boys sit down after a long afternoon of bottling their beer to continue drinking and to marvel at their creations (If they could put them on the fridge, they totally would) and just generally catch up about the past 10 episodes, and what the future has in store. They cover some red-hot topics, such as: Bro-ing out while brewing, bro / Coconut finally gets invited to the partay! / Adams glorious servant carried throne / Hazy IPA is overrrrr / Beard Oil is so...oily. THE BEERS THIS WEEK: Russian River - Supplication / Epic Brewing - Big Bad Baptist / Our awesome Citra Pale was on the table and needs mentioning even though we can't drink it for 3 weeks. PS. THANKS FOR STICKING WITH US! WE HAVE SO MANY SWEET GUESTS LINED UP FOR Y'ALL! - Adam and Josh
An "inbetweenisode" ahead of next week's episode and following up on the content of last week's > https://soundcloud.com/municipalequation/ep-39-the-police-recruitment-problem-and-solutions And a special request.....
Pramod John is team leader of VIVIO Health, a company that is reinventing the therapeutic use and supply chain for the specialty drug space. VIVIO Health's solution is challenging the current framework of efficacy and extending it to true effectiveness in the real world. It also offers significant drug acquisition savings and simplicity for the patient by integrating the supply chain into a unified and data driven process. Prior to VIVIO Health, Pramod was founder of Oration PBC (acquired by Pokitdok) which was focused on giving back consumers control over their drug purchasing by capturing the prescription in the physician's office and providing real time pricing options and automatic routing capabilities. Pramod was also VP of Strategy and Innovation at McKesson, the world's largest healthcare company. At McKesson, Pramod helped develop solutions that leveraged advanced technologies and business process improvements to optimize healthcare delivery systems, infrastructure and supply chains. Earlier, Pramod founded and served as CEO of PacketMotion, Inc., a venture-funded startup in the enterprise network information and policy management industry. The company was later acquired by VMWare. In addition, Pramod founded netExaminer.com, a managed-vulnerability assessment company acquired by SonicWALL (owned by Dell). Pramod earned his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He serves on the Boards of Mission Aviation Fellowship, a global relief organization and 3 Crosses Church in Castro Valley, CA. He also serves on the advisory board of Folia Water and as a mentor at StartX. 00:00 Pramod's article on Amazon getting into Pharmacy & Stacey's Inbetweenisode 14. 00:45 The four key structural roadblocks Amazon would have to overcome to get into Pharmacy. 02:20 The issues in the pharmacy space & the hope that a disruptor can come in and fix these issues. 03:50 What Amazon would have to do to overcome the current issues in the drug market. 05:00 What innovation would Amazon have to bring to the market to truly be innovative? 07:00 The unmovable vested interests in the pharma industry. 08:15 The monopoly of the pharma industry on the micro level. 09:45 Why consumers go to Amazon. 10:15 The difference between the health care consumer market and other consumer markets. 11:10 The primary driver for consumers in the drug space. 12:20 The disjointed process of prescriptions and pharmacies. 13:15 What will lead to real disruption in this industry. 15:15 “Amazon doesn't just mean Amazon anymore.” 16:15 The difference Amazon has made in an unregulated market versus a regulated market. 17:00 “What are we going to do about these intermediaries?” 17:30 The economic problem in the pharma market. 17:45 The best strategy to completely change the dynamics of the industry. 18:10 Taking insurance, Getting in Network, E-Prescribing, Buying a PBM. 22:45 “You can't grow demand when three people control 70% of the market.” 28:50 The self-administered space. 30:15 “Disruption is going to come because we're getting ahead of where the money is coming from in the future.” 31:00 You can learn more at www.viviohealth.com.
Join Coach Patrick from Endurance Nation (www.endurancenation.us) for a special in-between episode of our weekly endurance podcast. This week Coach P discusses the build up to his next race at Ironman® Mont Tremblant. This is his first race since 2015 and there were several key changes he made to his training volume and schedule this year. Relevant Links: Vasa Swim Trainer with Power (ANT+): https://vasatrainer.com Ventum One: https://ventumracing.com Zwift You can follow Patrick and the rest of the Endurance Nation team racing this weekend online via Twitter (www.twitter.com/teamen) and Instagram (www.instagram.com/teamendurancenation). +++++++++++ Thanks for listening to this Endurance Nation podcast. Endurance Nation is the world's largest, fastest online triathlon coaching group with more than 750 members across the globe training and racing together. Be sure to check us out at EnduranceNation.us, create a FREE 30-day trial membership at EnduranceNation.us/join or sign up our Endurance Insider weekly email to stay on top of all things endurance. Endurance Nation: Work Hard, Get Smart, Go Fast!
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Stacey is co-president of Aventria Health Group, a marketing agency specializing in helping pharmaceutical, device and pharmacy clients gain access to patients by creating and leveraging partnerships with other health care organizations. For twenty years, Stacey has innovated better-coordinated health solutions benefiting all stakeholders, and most of all, the patient. This episode compares how six authors approach the topics of Healthcare, Business, Medicine, Aging Populations, and Digital Health. In the initial list of books announced in the podcast, The Digital Doctor is left out. The complete list of books discussed, all of which have redeeming qualities, are: 1. Catastrophic Care: How American Healthcare Killed My Father and How We Can Fix It by David Goldhill 2. An American Sickness: How Healthcare Became Big Business and How to Take It Back by Elisabeth Rosenthal 3. America's Bitter Pill: Money, Politics, Backroom Deals, and the Fight to Fix Our Broken Healthcare System by Steven Brill 4. The Patient Will See You Now: The Future of Medicine is In Your Hands by Eric Topol 5. Curing Medicare: A Doctor's View On How Our Healthcare System is Failing Older Americans and How We Can Fix It by Andy Lazris MD 6. The Digital Doctor: Hope, Hype, and Harm at the Dawn of Medicine's Computer Age by Robert Wachter 00:00 Catastrophic Care: Consumerism and Conservatism. 02:00 Diverging from normal Economic Systems. 02:30 The island of Healthcare. 02:45 More Suppliers, More Demand? 06:00 Listen to Inbetweenisode 10 for more information. 08:45 Health Insurance vs. Healthcare. 10:00 What the Market will bear is the price that's being charged. 10:50 Single Payer Systems; Public Hospitals? 12:00 The 80/20 Healthcare Problem. 13:00 How a Social Safety Net impacts Health Outcomes in Single-Payer Systems. 15:15 An American Sickness: Exploiting Charges for Healthcare Services. 17:20 Laws of Healthcare Business. 18:00 Curing Medicare: The Physician's standpoint. 19:15 The Moral Hazard of Ignoring the Aggressive approach to Healthcare. 22:40 America's Bitter Pill: The Politics behind the American Healthcare System. 25:00 The Patient Will See You Now: Optimism in Innovation and Invention in Healthcare. 26:25 “Are you a Disruptor, or are you part of the problem?” 28:15 The Digital Doctor: What Health Tech can bring, and the Cost of that Technology.
Laufcast - Der Podcast für Läufer und Laufinteressierte Shownotes für diese Episode: Intro Episode 42: Inbetweenisode Update und #lchf Update # Daniel krank, daher kein Sport, daher keine Episode übers Laufen #LCHF # Challenge meiner Frau # Ernährungsumstellung auf Low Carb High Fat # Auch ohne Sport -8kg in 5 Wochen Feedback Bitte gebt uns Feedback als Kommentar zum Podcast unter http://laufcast.de, bei Twitter unter @laufcast, bei Facebook unter Laufcast.de oder per email an entweder daniel@laufcast.de oder auch gerne an lukas@laufcast.de! Hinterlasst auch gerne eine schriftliche Rezension im iTunes Store... Outro Run happy!!
Inbetweenisode - The Hits of 2016 Right now is the best time to sit, reflect, ponder and create your future. What will 2017 look like for you? We have just created this show to highlight the stuff that we took from the last years shows that have had a profound effect on our own personal lives in and out of work. Have a wonderful break guys, Robbo and GB See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Fred is an inveterate traveler. He has bicycled, walked, hiked or run in all 50 US states, all 10 Canadian provinces, and on every continent but Antartica. Along the way, he spent time backpacking on some of the world's most renown trails and so far has hiked (some are drive-ups) to the summit of 38 state high points. This year he has biked over 5000 miles and is on course to run/walk/hike 1000 miles. Traveling around the world, he pays close attention to the accommodations offered to active road users. He notes, “It becomes clear how much a country, state or local municipality values and encourages walkers or bikers as I attempt to walk or bike their roadways." Knowing the importance and benefits of safe walking and biking, Fred serves as an advocate on the local, regional and state levels. He has been awarded a Safe Routes to School grant for his local school district, helped design a more walkable streetscape in his town, and continues to promote the 3Es of enforcement, engineering and education to hopefully ensure the roads are safe for all users. Fred earned a doctorate from Penn State. 00:00 The benefits of walking. 03:00 “The risk of obesity increases 6% for every hour we spend in the car driving.” 03:45 “The more you drive, the fatter you are.” 04:50 How infrastructure aids obesity. 05:20 “Creep” on roads. 06:00 Why speed is a problem, not a solution. 08:30 What a community can do to encourage pedestrian safety. 10:00 The two criteria for people to walk. 14:00 Why a parking lot can be the most dangerous place to walk. 16:00 Why people will walk in malls but not parking lots. 17:40 Why rail trails are great, but need connectivity to encourage more walkers. 19:15 The community benefits of walking versus driving. 23:00 Why walkable communities have better economies.
Stacey is co-president of Aventria Health Group, a marketing agency specializing in helping pharmaceutical, device and pharmacy clients gain access to patients by creating and leveraging partnerships with other health care organizations. For twenty years, Stacey has innovated better-coordinated health solutions benefiting all stakeholders, and most of all the patient. 00:00 David Goldhill “Catastrophic Care: How American Health Care Killed My Father--and How We Can Fix It” 01:00 Health Insurance by its very nature in our Healthcare Industry. 02:30 The average American contributes $1.2 million dollars in premiums and contributions. 03:15 Managing Non-Catastrophic claims. 03:30 “Health Insurance isn't really Health Insurance, if it pays for anticipated expenses.” 04:40 “We're paying someone 20% to pay someone on our behalf.” 05:20 Connecting the dots between Healthcare Services and Insurance Premiums. 06:15 The notion that there's no direct line between Healthcare Cost and Insurance Premiums. 06:30 “Who's paying for this cost?” 07:20 “There is nobody else - right now, we're paying for our healthcare costs.” 09:15 “Insurance Companies have a rational financial interest in seeing Healthcare Costs go up.” 10:20 “Healthcare is a form of consumption.” 11:00 Medicare and Medicaid Cost Control. 11:40 Driving vs. Documenting Care. 12:15 Diagnostic Related Group (DRG), Prospective Payment System (PPS), and Fee For Service (FFS). 14:00 700% cost increase for a Hospital Stay since DRGs in 1983. 15:10 “Patients are actually the only ones who have a vested interest in actually keeping costs low.” 16:00 Consumers and Patients as being equipped to judge quality of Effective Care. 18:30 “Who is better?” 19:00 Affordable Healthcare Act as a Health Insurance Bill. 19:20 Health Insurance is not a synonym for Healthcare.
Stacey is co-president of Aventria Health Group, a marketing agency specializing in helping pharmaceutical, device and pharmacy clients gain access to patients by creating and leveraging partnerships with other health care organizations. For twenty years, Stacey has innovated better-coordinated health solutions benefiting all stakeholders, and most of all the patient. 00:00 What makes a problem an excellent problem. 00:45 Two Case Studies: The Luggage Conundrum & The Smart Phone Problem 02:12 “What the Hell is Water?” - David Foster Wallace 03:00 The problem with the iPhone - Kevin Ashton 04:30 Being able to ask, “Why doesn't this work?” 04:45 What defines a problem - Good Problems, Better Problems, Best Problems. 05:25 A good problem: Solves a particular problem in a superior way. 05:40 A better problem: Peter Thiel says, a better problem to solve is one that is unique and troublesome. 06:00 The best problem: Tony Fadell, CEO of Nest, says “It's seeing the invisible problem, not just the obvious problem.” 06:50 The Three Must-Haves to solving an Excellent Problem. 07:20 Problems that disrupt people's lives, not industries. 08:30 “It's very difficult to solve a philosophy - that's not a problem.” 09:00 Where Excellent Problems can be found. 09:15 “The best place to look for problems is where no one else is looking.” - Peter Thiel 09:20 “The best place to find excellent problems is by asking customers the right question and finding the answers in their answers.” - Steve Jobs 09:45 “If I asked my customers what they wanted they would have told me a faster horse.” - Henry Ford 10:00 “Great creators know that the best step forward is often a step back.” - Kevin Ashton 10:30 The Pros and Cons to expertise. 10:50 The value of the beginners mind. 11:00 “Rookie Smarts” by Liz Wiseman 14:15 Be a Grand Master. 15:30 The big difference between confidence and certainty.
Stacey is co-president of Aventria Health Group, a marketing agency specializing in helping pharmaceutical, device and pharmacy clients gain access to patients by creating and leveraging partnerships with other health care organizations. For twenty years, Stacey has innovated better-coordinated health solutions benefiting all stakeholders, and most of all the patient. 02:15 Tip #1: Think ahead of time about what unique expertise listeners want to hear from you. 03:00 “People like to buy, but they don't like to be sold.” 03:15 Insights from Annette DuBard of CCNC, Josh Benner of RxAnte, Eric Grossman of NextHealth, Soheil Saadat of GenieMD and Friendly, and Lisa Erwin of Aventria Health Group 05:50 Tip #2: Tell stories. 09:15 Tip #3: Explain the Why. 10:00 To avoid confusion, take it one whole answer at a time - just talk about the problem, just talk about the solution. 11:20 Lessons learned from “Same Side Selling,” by Ian Altman. 12:45 Get to the problem first. 13:00 Tip #4: Make sure your back story is unique and meaningful. 15:00 Tip #5: Test your sound quality ahead of time. 16:20 The best places to find good sound quality. 16:50 Skype test calls. 17:30 Surprisingly noisy everyday-sounds that wind up in recorded audio. 19:45 Tip #6: Give actionable advice. 20:15 Tip #7: Make it a conversation. 20:30 The more often speakers switch, the higher the baseline interest level. 22:00 “Begin at the beginning, and go on till you come to the end: then stop.” - Lewis Carroll, “Alice's Adventures In Wonderland” 22:30 Don't read from a prepared statement - you'll sound like you're reading something. 23:15 Pause after each thought and leave a cliffhanger. 24:30 Tip #8: Tell the interviewer in advance what you want to talk about. 25:20 Tip #9: If the show is edited, feel free to pause. 27:15 Uh, um, sort of, sorta: Easy to edit, don't sweat it. 28:45 Make sure to check out next week's regular podcast episode, which airs on Thursday, July 7th.
A 27-year veteran of managed-markets marketing, David is the President/CEO of Pinnacle Health Communications. After working in consumer marketing with AT&T and healthcare publishing with Elsevier, David made the move to medical advertising and communications at K.I. Lipton, Inc. Subsequently, he became a cofounder of Pinnacle. David is an accomplished strategist, providing innovative customer marketing, access, quality, and health intervention solutions for large clients and has directed the development of numerous industry-leading campaigns in primary care and specialty markets. He has supported clients in disease areas that include oncology (Bristol Myers Squibb [BMS], Novartis, Eisai), virology (BMS, Merck & Co.), pharmacy (American Pharmacists Association, Merck, Novartis), and blood disorders (Novo Nordisk), to name a few. David has helped more than 15 clients achieve top rankings in their respective categories. He is also an active member of the Pharmacy Quality Alliance. 00:00 Dave discusses the three success factors that Steve Case has created. 00:30 Policy, Partners, and Perseverance. 02:30 Understanding where the market is going and who is driving that. 03:00 Dave talks CMS. 03:30 “No policy is static or stagnant; there's always unintended consequences.” 06:30 Dave and Stacey discuss payment models and the changing landscape of reimbursement in healthcare. 08:00 “Are you only managing to the next quarter?” 13:00 Having a forward-looking strategy. 13:45 “There has to be organizational vision, commitment, determination and activity to pursue objectives.” 14:45 “Do you serve an immediate need, or do you build opportunity over time?” 18:20 The two related emerging dynamics in healthcare. 23:00 The big advantage of having a long-term partnership. 28:00 Change and the rapidly evolving marketplace. 29:00 “You need to see where the market is going; you need to develop a plan for both today and tomorrow.” 29:30 “This is a journey, not a destination.”
IINBETWEENISODE 4 ts that time between Christmas and New Year 2015. Its the best time to sit, reflect, ponder and create your future. What will 2016 look like for you? We have just created a series of 5 shows that sit between Christmas and New Year and they highlight the stuff that Robbo and I took from the last years shows that have had a profound effect on our own personal lives in and out of work. GB's take out Melissa and Martin Edyvean of Bondi Chai - EP 56 How a couple designed their perfect dream life, on a yellow legal pad. Good is the enemy of great! Robbo's take outAndrew Griffiths EP 42 Making the most of attending functions and events to network efficiently Have a wonderful break guys,Robbo and GB
Its that time between Christmas and New Year 2015. Its the best time to sit, reflect, ponder and create your future. What will 2016 look like for you? We have just created a series of 5 shows that sit between Christmas and New Year and they highlight the stuff that Robbo and I took from the last years shows that have had a profound effect on our own personal lives in and out of work. GB's take out Marco Mendosa of the Dead Daisies on EP 51Sobriety, and the power of surrendering to yourself. What are the values we can install in our children? Robbo's take outSilvia Damiano on EP 37Exercising our "Social Brain”. How to activate your imagination and social skills. Have a wonderful break guys,Robbo and GB
Its that time between Christmas and New Year 2015. Its the best time to sit, reflect, ponder and create your future. What will 2016 look like for you? We have just created a series of 5 shows that sit between Christmas and New Year and they highlight the stuff that Robbo and I took from the last years shows that have had a profound effect on our own personal lives in and out of work. INBETWEENISODE : EPISODE 2 Robbo's take outTerry Hawkins EP 41 of the Mojo Radio ShowPersonal mantras - Where is this coming from? GB's take out Shelli Whitehurst EP 45 of The Mojo Radio ShowGetting beyond “I'm fine” to be able to really help the people you care about. Have a wonderful break guys,Robbo and GB
Its that time between Christmas and New Year 2015. Its the best time to sit, reflect, ponder and create your future. What will 2016 look like for you? We have just created a series of 5 shows that sit between Christmas and New Year and they highlight the stuff that Robbo and I took from the last years shows that have had a profound effect on our own personal lives in and out of work. Robbo's take outRay “Rabs” Warren EP 31 of the Mojo Radio ShowDreams, how bad do you want them and what are you prepared to do to achieve them? GB's take out Didier Elzinga EP 21 of The Mojo Radio ShowPrioritise, list and focus to maximise your day for peak performancePriorities, people, do, meetings. Have a wonderful break guys,Robbo and GB
Stacey Richter is not only the host of this podcast, but also the founder and strategic force behind Franklyn Healthcom, a pharmaceutical marketing and design agency that develops brand and managed market strategies along with digital and print collateral. Stacey began the business in 1993 with one simple idea: bridge the gap between current pharmaceutical agency practices and strategic business process. Her role on teams is often to transform customer insights and market research into cutting-edge strategies designed to drive access and provider uptake. As a successful marketer with a degree from the University of Pennsylvania, where she graduated magna cum laude, Stacey is uniquely positioned to convert managed markets theory into reality. Under her leadership, Franklyn Healthcom has developed an enduring reputation for needle-sharp innovations and original ideas that challenge the status quo. 00:00 Four things Stacey learned this year hosting the Relentless Health Podcast.01:00 Number One: The difference between knowing what, and knowing how.01:45 “We're becoming experts in what, but still very much struggling with the know-how in the equation.”02:00 Number Two: The relevance of Geoffrey Moore's Crossing the Chasm.04:15 “There are a million different ways to slice healthcare, and a million different ways to transform it.”05:00 The struggle of collaboration in healthcare.06:30 “The future is here, it's just unevenly distributed.” --William Gibson09:00 The contrast between innovators forging new paths and changes in healthcare, and those who have found innovation in clinging to the status quo.10:00 The idea of permitting ourselves to find value.11:45 “There's a big difference between being busy and being productive.”
In this, Inbetweenisode, Sheldon tells the story of how a U.S. military base (now known as NORAD) began tracking Santa's trip around the world, an annual tradition for the past 60 years.
Stacey Richter is not only the host of this podcast, but also the founder and strategic force behind Franklyn Healthcom, a pharmaceutical marketing and design agency that develops brand and managed market strategies along with digital and print collateral. Stacey began the business in 1993 with one simple idea: bridge the gap between current pharmaceutical agency practices and strategic business process. Her role on teams is often to transform customer insights and market research into cutting-edge strategies designed to drive access and provider uptake. As a successful marketer with a degree from the University of Pennsylvania, where she graduated magna cum laude, Stacey is uniquely positioned to convert managed markets theory into reality. Under her leadership, Franklyn Healthcom has developed an enduring reputation for needle-sharp innovations and original ideas that challenge the status quo. 00:00 Six things Stacey has learned in 22 years of business.02:00 The First thing: Your team is really all you have.05:30 Lesson two: You're not anybody's colleague.07:00 Number three: Be comfortable making decisions without enough information.09:30 “No decision, or one made too late, is still a decision.”09:50 “An early decision made without as much consideration is always a better decision than the one made with enough consideration three days too late.”11:15 Number Four: Nobody is going to compliment you, or validate your work.13:15 Number Five: Being a woman entrepreneur is harder.17:00 The immediate first reaction meeting people as a woman entrepreneur.20:00 Number Six: You're always responsible for the bottom line; people are not always going to like you.24:40 “Creativity and vision is necessarily disruptive.”26:00 Stacey sums it all up.
In this, our first Inbetweenisode, Sheldon reports on the 47th anniversary of John Carlos and Tommie Smith's historic raised-fist solute at the Mexico City Summer Olympic Games in 1968, telling the part of the story that has been left out for nearly five decades.
Stacey Richter is not only the host of this podcast, but also the founder and strategic force behind Franklyn Healthcom, a pharmaceutical marketing and design agency that develops brand and managed market strategies along with digital and print collateral. Stacey began the business in 1993 with one simple idea: bridge the gap between current pharmaceutical agency practices and strategic business process. Her role on teams is often to transform customer insights and market research into cutting-edge strategies designed to drive access and provider uptake. As a successful marketer with a degree from the University of Pennsylvania, where she graduated magna cum laude, Stacey is uniquely positioned to convert managed markets theory into reality. Under her leadership, Franklyn Healthcom has developed an enduring reputation for needle-sharp innovations and original ideas that challenge the status quo. 00:00 Four Ways To Deal With Overwhelming Options00:45 The different options for solving medication adherence problems.01:50 The different options for solving medical treatment adherence issues.03:40 Stacey's tips for managing and navigating the overwhelming choices for healthcare solutions.08:10 “Most people don't succeed because of the fear of failure, not actual failure.”08:40 “We must make an intelligent compromise with perfection.”09:30 Find your “MVP”: Minimal Viable Product.13:00 Jumping into the unknown with “fuzzy goals”.15:30 1) Get Comfortable Getting Uncomfortable; 2) Just Do It; 3) Find Your MVP; 4) Pick A Finish Line, Not A Finish Dot
Stacey Richter is not only the host of this podcast, but also the founder and strategic force behind Franklyn Healthcom, a pharmaceutical marketing and design agency that develops brand and managed market strategies along with digital and print collateral. Stacey began the business in 1993 with one simple idea: bridge the gap between current pharmaceutical agency practices and strategic business process. Her role on teams is often to transform customer insights and market research into cutting-edge strategies designed to drive access and provider uptake. As a successful marketer with a degree from the University of Pennsylvania, where she graduated magna cum laude, Stacey is uniquely positioned to convert managed markets theory into reality. Under her leadership, Franklyn Healthcom has developed an enduring reputation for needle-sharp innovations and original ideas that challenge the status quo. 00:00 Stacey explains her role as a CEO and Managing Director of Franklyn Healthcom, alongside being host of Relentless Health Value.01:00 The targeted markets (Healthcare Organizations) that Franklyn Healthcom helps its clients reach.01:30 How Healthcare Organizations is a catch-all term that includes payers, insurance companies, institutions (like Health Systems), etc.01:40 Another catch-all term: Risk-Bearers.02:00 A question that Stacey's clients always have: “How do we communicate our value?”02:50 “There are two types of people: Those are come into a room and say, ‘Here I am,' and those who come into a room and say, ‘Ah, there you are.'” --Frederick L. Collins03:45 The three questions that CEOs will most likely ask when someone tries to sell them something.06:20 How Pharma companies are not very customer-centric, but in the changing Healthcare landscape they need to become so.07:20 The importance of understanding the customer's problem.08:00 Stacey's strategy for understanding your company's value in one simple question.09:00 Efficiency vs. Efficacy09:30 “Every business is successful exactly to the extent that it does something that competitors cannot.”--Peter Thiel12:30 Stacey's preferred strategic business model.12:50 What's on the horizon for Relentless Health.
Damos seguimiento al tema de Constantine. Comentamos brevemente cosas comic-geeks: Agent Carter con Antman? Trailer de Lucifer, Legends of Tomorrow, Suicide Squad. Tema principal: La realidad del movimiento escéptico, diferencias entre escéptico y conspiranoico, entre conspiración y conspiranoia. Como afecta los cambios físicos del cerebro a como percibimos la realidad, y nuestra capacidad para enfrentarnos a nuevos datos y asimilarlos. * Trailer de Lucifer * Agent Carter + Antman? * Legends of Tomorrow * Miembros del Suicide Squad * Joker en el Suicide Squad? * GuiónAusente 5 * You Are Not So Smart – 046 - Inbetweenisode 11 * POST HOC RATIONALISATION * The Split brain * Cuerpo Calloso * Palabras Que No Existen * Gorila pasándose el balon * Porters Generic Strategies * WSJ sobre cambio generacional en Samsung * Blog de @somospostpc
In this inbetweenisode you will hear an excerpt from a lecture I gave at DragonCon2014 and an interview with neurologist and host of The Skeptic's Guide to the Universe Steven Novella who discusses the psychology and neuroscience behind conspiracy theories and conspiracy theorists. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode is a rebroadcast of two interviews from episode 20 all about how we are very, very bad at predicting the future both in our personal lives and as as a species. The first interview is with Matt Novak who writes for Paleofuture, a blog at Gizmodo that explores how people from the past imagined, often very incorrectly, what the future might be like in the decades to come. The second is with James Burke, the legendary science communicator and historian who created Connections and The Day the Universe Changed. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A short Inbetweenisode on the release of 6.2 CE GA3 with repeat guest and Community Manager James Falkner. During Devcon James promised (http://youtu.be/U46tCHFeutM?t=34m27s) the release for the 15. January - while I stated that this release date was wishful thinking. Now we actually hit the promised release date for the first time known to both of us. Enough reason to get together and talk about the underlying cause and intents. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)
In this episode, two stories, one about a football game that split reality in two for the people who witnessed it, and another about what happened when a naked man literally appeared out of thin air inside a couple's apartment while they were getting ready for work. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Powering through event from Believe Digi on Saturday! The fourth installment of the series which has been done all over the United States. Patrick and Believe Digi bring together people from the Hemo community as well as others in the fields of interest for all humans! Really excited to support …
00:00 Thank you to our listeners 00:45 Just finished our 25th episode. 01:00 A recap of what we've learned so far. 01:15 Payment reform 01:50 The immensity of change that the healthcare industry has seen in the last year. 02:40 Our most listened-to episode is episode #6--How to find appropriate patients with John Feldman from Applied Pathways 03:10 Our 2nd most listened-to episode is episode #1--Talking about seniors and big data with Robert Herzog from eCaring 03:30 Our 3rd most listened-to episode is episode #10--Episode 10: The Evolving EHR – Matt Beer from Hello Health 04:05 Our 4th most listened-to episode is episode #4--How Agencies Can Deliver Real Value with Dr. Leo Francis 04:25 Our 5th most listened-to episode is episode #3--Kent Dicks of Alere Connect 04:50 A sincere thanks again to all of our listeners and very accommodating guests. Relentless Health Value Podcast is sponsored by Franklyn Healthcom.
One salient trait can cause you to misjudge every other trait when evaluating a new hire, a love interest, a colleague, or even a potential purchase. Learn more about the power of the halo effect in this episode, and as a bonus, hear all the previous excerpts from You Are Now Less Dumb in this special extended episode lasting 2 hours and 43 minutes! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Are you throwing good money after bad? Are you stuck in a job, a relationship, a degree, or some other situation that you know you should abandon but fear you'll have wasted years of time and effort? Are you in pain because of your fear of having done something in vain? This episode, learn all about the sunk cost fallacy and how you sometimes get stuck in a wasteful loop of behavior because of your fear of loss. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In the 1950s, in an effort to better understand group conflict, a team of psychologists nearly turned a summer camp into Lord of The Flies. The story of how and why it was so easy to turn normal boys into bloodthirsty, warring tribes (and how those tribes eventually reconciled and became peaceful) can teach you a lot about a common mental phenomenon known as the illusion of asymmetric insight - something that helps keep you loyal to certain groups and alters the way you see outsiders. Later experiments revealed that if you imagine people's inner lives as icebergs with some things showing above the surface and some things hidden from view, that you have a tendency to believe most of your iceberg is hidden, while everyone else's is mostly visible. Scaled up, you also believe this about the groups to which you belong - yours are nuanced and complicated, theirs are simple and transparent (and dumb). This asymmetry of insight colors your interactions and decisions big and small. That's what we explore in this inbetweenisode of the YANSS Podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this inbetweenisode, Christina Draganich explains how she came up with the idea to research placebo sleep, and she tells us how anyone with the right guidance can use science to expand our understanding of the natural world. We also learn about the continuity field generated by the human brain. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Benjamin Franklin knew how to deal with haters, and in this episode we learn how he turned his haters into fans with what is now called The Benjamin Franklin Effect. Listen as David McRaney reads an excerpt from his book, "You Are Now Less Dumb," explaining how the act of spreading harm forms the attitude of hate, and the act of spreading kindness generates the attitude of camaraderie. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this inbetweenisode I read an excerpt from my book, You Are Now Less Dumb, about a strange experiment in Michigan that tested the bounds of the self by throwing three very unusual men into a situation that won't likely be repeated ever again by science. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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