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If social media went quiet tomorrow, would your boutique keep selling? In this Five Minute Friday, we're joined by Bri and RP from Bloomley Digital, the boutique marketing pros behind countless high-performing email and SMS campaigns. They share the exact strategy to keep your sales flowing no matter what happens on social. Social media algorithms change every day, but your email list is yours. Learn how to set up automated flows, segment smartly, and finally build a marketing system that sells — even when you're off the clock. Key Takeaways:  - The “3 Rs” of great emails: right reader, right reason, right now - The six must-have automated flows that drive passive revenue - How to segment smarter, not wider — and protect your deliverability - Design and timing tips that increase open rates and conversions Whether you're just starting your email list or optimizing for better results, this episode is a crash course in selling beyond social. ➡️ Learn more about Bloomley Digital at (bloomleydigital.com)    

The belief that more data equals more control is an illusion. Our obsession with finding the “perfect” financial plan and receiving constant information often leads to anxiety, not peace. Join us as we explore why embracing uncertainty, focusing on what you can control, and leading with purpose can help create true financial (and emotional) freedom.  In this episode, we discuss:  How to balance control with surrender The pitfalls of too much information Dangers of financial fundamentalism How to go from analysis to action Today's article is from The Net Worthwhile® Weekly blog titled The Money Mystic's Guide To Financial Sanity. Listen in as Founder and CEO of Howard Bailey Financial, Casey Weade is joined by Les McDaniel to discuss how embracing uncertainty, focusing on what you can control, and leading with purpose fosters true financial and emotional freedom. Show Notes: HowardBailey.com/528

John asks if taking larger IRA withdrawals beyond his RMD to fund his daughter's Roth IRA makes sense as a strategy to reduce future RMDs, lower estate taxes, and pass on tax-free assets. Although this show does not provide specific tax, legal, or financial advice, you can engage Devin or John through their individual firms. 

We open "Dr. Dan's Inbox" with submissions from the Vikings, college football, the Twins and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We open "Dr. Dan's Inbox" with submissions from the Vikings, college football, the Twins and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Email was created over 50 years ago—so why isn't it secure? Sixty-eight percent of IT teams report a data breach in their organization caused by phishing in the last year. Even experts trained to spot the telltale signs can be fooled: Nearly 66 percent of IT leaders admit to clicking malicious links, and more than half of employees have done the same.Shane interviews Cy Khormaee and Ryan Luo, cofounders of AegisAI. Together, they bring over a decade of experience at Google. In this discussion, they provide both a technical and practical lens to cybersecurity. They discuss why email is the frontline of cybersecurity, describe the anatomy of a phishing email, explain how individuals and organizations can protect their inboxes, and more.

Ever hit rock bottom (physically, mentally, or in your business )and wondered how to climb back stronger? Zachary Del Monaco has done it twice before age 25. From spinal surgery that left him relearning how to walk to rebuilding his business and relationship with his father, Zach shares what it really takes to rise again as a solopreneur. In this powerful and personal episode of The Aspiring Solopreneur, he joins Carly and Joe to talk about grit, authenticity, and the small wins that build unstoppable momentum. Get ready for an episode that's part inspiration, part blueprint for resilience...and all heart.Q&As from the EpisodeWhat can solopreneurs do when their business isn't taking off as fast as they hoped?Zach reminds us that success often takes far longer than expected and that persistence is the differentiator. Most people quit during the slow, uncertain middle, but those who stay consistent eventually outlast the competition. His advice? Focus on small, daily wins instead of distant goals. Each mini-milestone builds momentum and confidence until those big results finally appear.How can solopreneurs rebuild after hitting a major setback or starting from scratch?Having faced both physical and emotional rock bottoms, Zach believes that every collapse offers a chance to rebuild stronger. Whether it's losing a business, a partnership, or confidence, setbacks are opportunities to reassess foundations. Instead of rushing to recover, solopreneurs should focus on what they've learned, redefine their “why,” and rebuild with a more stable mindset and structure.Why is authenticity such an important part of solopreneur success?In Zach's view, authenticity is what cuts through the noise (especially in a world where AI can make everything sound the same). He believes that people connect to real humans, not polished perfection. By being transparent about both victories and struggles, solopreneurs create genuine trust and attract audiences who want connection, not just content.

Kori Schake, Senior Fellow and Director of Foreign and Defense Policy Studies at the American Enterprise Institute, sits down with James M. Lindsay to discuss the state of civil-military relations as President Donald Trump remakes the senior leadership of the U.S. military and deploys the National Guard to U.S. cities.    Mentioned on the Episode:   William Manchester, American Ceasar: Douglas McArthur, 1880-1964, Back Bay Books   Kori Schake, The State and the Soldier: A History of Civil-Military Relations in the United States, Polity   For an episode transcript and show notes, visit The President's Inbox at:  https://www.cfr.org/podcasts/tpi/civil-military-relations-under-trump-kori-schake

Why is finding genuine community so hard in today's world? In this episode of Eat Don't Compete, Jazmine DeWees explores what it truly means to find your tribe — the spiritual village that helps you grow, heal, and stay rooted in faith. Jazmine unpacks why so many believers struggle to find authentic connections, what the Bible says about godly community (Romans 12, Hebrews 10, Acts 2), and how spiritual accountability shapes your walk with Christ. If you've ever felt alone in your journey or prayed for a faith-filled tribe, this episode is for you. Stay connected: Subscribe on YouTube for weekly faith-filled encouragement Listen to the Eat Don't Compete podcast on Apple, Spotify, and iHeart Comment "Devotional" to be sent a jump start to your spiritual growth journey with a FREE devotional. Inbox me on instagram “Join the Tribe” if you're ready to find yours.

Today, I'm speaking with Edward McQuarrie. Ed is the Professor Emeritus at Santa Clara University, where he taught in the marketing department for more than three decades before retiring in 2016. After stepping away from teaching, Ed pursued a new passion in researching financial market history and retirement income planning.  His work has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, and Barron's, and he frequently contributes to our Weekend Reading for Retirees series. He was introduced to us by past guest William Bernstein, who insisted Ed would be a must-hear voice on the show. In this conversation, Ed challenges decades of conventional wisdom around investing. He explains why “stocks for the long run” isn't always the safest bet, how cherry-picked data can mislead investors, and why separating risk-free assets from growth assets may be more important than diversification alone. Ed also shares the insights from his extensive historical research, covering stock and bond returns going back to the 1700s, and how it relates to retirement planning today. We also dig into the evolving conversation around Roth conversions, the limitations of relying solely on stocks and bonds, and why tools like TIPS ladders or annuities can help secure baseline retirement income. Ed's clear-eyed, historically grounded perspective will challenge the assumptions you've been taught and help you build a more resilient, reality-based plan for the future. In this podcast interview, you'll learn: Why “stocks always outperform bonds” is a myth—and what 200 years of history actually reveal. The risks of relying on cherry-picked data in financial planning. How economic “regimes” shape investment returns across decades and centuries. Why risk separation, not just diversification, is key to retirement planning. The pros and cons of Roth conversions—and why sometimes doing nothing may be the smartest move. How to use TIPS ladders, annuities, and other tools to secure your baseline retirement income. Show Notes: HowardBailey.com/527

In hour one, Brough and guest host Jamie Dodd look back at a busy weekend in sports, including a Game 1 ALCS Blue Jays loss to the Mariners and a Canucks dud versus the Oilers (3:00), plus they look ahead to Game 2 of the ALCS later today, as Sportsnet Jays analyst Ben Nicholson-Smith (26:44) joins the show.  This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

238 | KI müllt das Internet zu - gar nicht schlimm, weil ChatGPT ja direkte die perfekte Antwort gibt? Was macht KI mit unserer Kommunikation? Max Modl, Deutschland-Chef von Brevo beschäftigt sich sein ganzes Leben mit Emails und spricht mit Alex über die Zukunft unserer Kommunikation mit AI. Finde deine perfekte Geschäftsidee: ⁠digitaleoptimisten.de/quiz⁠ Kapitel:(00:00) Intro(03:16) Wird E-Mail jemals sterben? – Fax-Vergleich, Stärke der Inbox(09:35) AI im Newsletter-Marketing – von Betreffzeilen bis 100.000 individuelle E-Mails(19:35) Die Bedrohung durch AI-Inboxen – Gmail, Apple & neue Interfaces(23:45) 50 Mio. für AI bei Brevo – Vision für personalisierte Kampagnen(28:48) WhatsApp, SMS & RCS – Kanäle im Wandel und Kostenexplosion(33:00) Marketing-Basics vs. AI-Hype – Zahlen, Messbarkeit und was Firmen falsch machen(47:30) Geschäftsideen von Max & Alex Mehr Kontext:In diesem Gespräch diskutieren Alex und Maximilian Modl die Zukunft der E-Mail und deren Rolle im digitalen Marketing. Maximilian betont, dass die E-Mail trotz der Konkurrenz durch soziale Medien und neue Kommunikationskanäle weiterhin relevant bleibt. Er erläutert die Vorteile der E-Mail, insbesondere in Bezug auf Unabhängigkeit und Kontrolle über Kundenkontakte. Die Rolle von KI im Newsletter-Marketing wird ebenfalls thematisiert, wobei Maximilian die Möglichkeiten der Personalisierung und Effizienzsteigerung durch KI-Tools hervorhebt. Zudem wird die Entwicklung von E-Mail-Clients und die Herausforderungen der KI-Generierung diskutiert. Abschließend werden die Grundlagen des Marketings und die Bedeutung von Datenanalyse für den Erfolg von Unternehmen betont. Keywords:E-Mail, Newsletter, KI, Marketing, Personalisierung, Kommunikation, Brevo, Social Media, digitale Transformation, GeschäftsideenDiese Folge ist eine bezahlte Partnerschaft mit Brevo.

Live Show Tickets And Information Here! Inbox of Oddities: Episode 61 – “Ghost Rides and Haunted Reflections” In this spine-tingling edition of The Inbox of Oddities, the Freak Family delivers another batch of strange, heartfelt, and hilariously unsettling tales straight from the beyond (and beyond belief). A listener from Austin swears his late uncle moonlights as an Uber driver—and somehow still knows all the family secrets. Connie from Philadelphia writes to thank Kat and JG for keeping the weird wonderfully normal while sharing stories from her psychic, braille‑tarot‑reading mother (and her dining‑room coffin). Lola from Chicago's apartment keeps playing one lonely piano note at 11 p.m. sharp—every night. Meanwhile, a haunted library book in Rochester seems desperate for attention, and one unlucky thrift shopper finds a mirror that insists on celebrating “Alex's” birthday. There's also a touching tribute to Cheese the pug, who lived his best, most fashion‑forward life—and might still be gobbling from the other side. And Madam Kitty of the Lakes (Christy, if you're nasty) sends cloud photos, cemetery encounters, and lake‑town weirdness from Minnesota. It's a wild, heartwarming ride through spectral Ubers, stylish ghost dogs, and paranormal home décor—all lovingly wrapped in gratitude, laughter, and the peculiar magic that only the Freak Family can bring.

What if the common advice to wait until age 70 for Social Security isn't always the best move? Could claiming earlier actually give you more freedom and peace of mind in retirement?  In this episode, we discuss:  Risks of “blanketed” Social Security advice Determining your expected value vs. expected utility Mortality, sequence of returns, and policy risks Pinpointing your “personalized discount rate” Today's article is from the Kitces.com blog titled, Why Delaying Social Security Benefits Isn't Always The Best Decision. Listen in as Founder and CEO of Howard Bailey Financial, Casey Weade, breaks down the article and provides thoughtful insights and advice on how it applies to your unique financial situation. Show Notes: HowardBailey.com/526

Dan continues some of the quarterback discussion from the first hour regarding Carson Wentz and JJ McCarthy before we open "Dr. Dan's Inbox!"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan continues some of the quarterback discussion from the first hour regarding Carson Wentz and JJ McCarthy before we open "Dr. Dan's Inbox!"

Dan continues some of the quarterback discussion from the first hour regarding Carson Wentz and JJ McCarthy before we open "Dr. Dan's Inbox!"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

So, you've got a business idea you're excited about. But here's the big question: does it actually work on paper, or will it drain your bank account before it takes off?In this episode of The Aspiring Solopreneur, Carly and Joe break down how to test the feasibility of your business idea, spot potential deal-breaking showstoppers, and price your services with confidence (without letting imposter syndrome drag you down). If you're ready to stress-test your solo venture before you dive in headfirst, this one's for you.

Elliott Abrams, senior fellow for Middle East studies and the Council, and Ed Husain, senior fellow at the Council, sit down with James M. Lindsay to discuss the state of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on the second anniversary of the October 7 attacks and whether President Donald Trump's twenty-point peace plan will produce a lasting ceasefire.   Mentioned on the Episode:   Elliott Abrams, "The Teaching of Hate in Jordan," CFR.org   Naftali Bendavid, Scott Clement, and Emily Guskin, "Many American Jews Sharply Critical of Israel on Gaza, Post Poll Finds," Washington Post   For an episode transcript and show notes, visit The President's Inbox at: https://www.cfr.org/podcasts/tpi/two-years-since-october-7-elliott-abrams-ed-husain

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima return to discuss Kevin Stefanski, Bill Belichick compared to another sports legend, and Ken slides into his own DMs - all on the Emerging Podcast Scene!

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima return to discuss Kevin Stefanski, Bill Belichick compared to another sports legend, and Ken slides into his own DMs - all on the Emerging Podcast Scene!

We explore the latest Instagram updates with Jerry Potter on the Social Media Marketing Talk Show.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode #353 - How to Make Your BFCM Emails Stand Out in the Inbox Stampede Nobody wakes up on Black Friday excited to read 200 emails — they're excited to find something they love. But when every subject line is screaming “SALE!” and every graphic is blasting neon urgency, most campaigns blur together. Customers scroll, skim, delete. And yet, some brands do break through. They get the clicks, the sales, the attention — not because they're louder, but because they're smarter. In this episode, I'm sharing the strategies that will help your BFCM campaign emails stand out from the noise and feel like a welcome guest in your subscriber's inbox. This episode is part of my BFCM Prep Series, where we'll make sure your holiday campaigns are strategic, intentional, and designed to convert — not just contribute to inbox chaos.

Matt Kepnes, aka, Nomadic Matt, is one of the original bloggers, who I remember fondly from the early days of blogging. He started his travel blog, Nomadic Matt, in 2008 and has since turned it into a website with comprehensive information about all things travel. I've followed him around the globe—online, not in person. (Unfortunately!) I was happy to cross paths with him in Paris on his recent visit here and invited him into my kitchen to talk about travel in this day and age on my podcast. Matt has a great expression. To keep travel costs down, he says: Travel like you live, which I think is a wonderful way of looking at things. (Although I don't mind staying in a hotel where someone makes the bed, and I'm not big on renting apartments. Who wants to do dishes while on vacation?) But we all have our own ways we like to travel, and it's nice that Matt keeps things “real,” whether you're a budget traveler (he still stays at youth hostels) or you're flying business class. He's very astute about gaining and using miles to get those coveted spots on the plane.Matt is one of those people who's mastered the art of traveling for weeks with just a carry-on, and we talked about many topics in this podcast, including why you should always get travel insurance, whether or not a headlamp is a good idea to pack in your suitcase (who'd have thought of that?), as well as how travel influencers are changing travel, for better or worse. He also shared nearly a dozen of his favorite dining spots in Paris.Matt has also published several budget travel guides to various destinations such as Thailand, Europe, New York City, and Nomadic Matt's Guide to Paris… …as well as his latest book, a brand-new edition of How to Travel the World on $75 a Day. It was great to catch up with Matt here in Paris, and I hope you enjoy our chat. -David Where to Find Matt Kepnes-Get Matt's Travel Guides and Books-Follow Matt on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok-Visit his website, NomadicMatt.com-Sign up for Matt's travel newsletterSubscribe to my newsletter to receive new posts, podcasts, stories, and Paris travel tips sent right to your Inbox! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit davidlebovitz.substack.com/subscribe

Vote Box of Oddities For People's Choice Award Here! Live Show Info And Tickets Here! Real emails. Unreal stories. Welcome to the Inbox of Oddities, where the freaks write in and the universe delivers receipts. Inside Kat & Jethro's inbox, the stories are weirder than fiction and more human than a wax museum marriage meltdown. Listeners write in with tales of time capsules that issue ominous relationship advice, McDonald's orders that align perfectly with the Boo Effect, and ghosts that wait until just after the photo op to let the camera work. This is where:

Retirement is about more than finances — it's about meaning and growth. Join us as we explore common “belief traps” that can hold you back, how to reframe your story, and expand what's possible in the years ahead.  In this episode, we discuss:  How the echo chamber and certainty traps limit perspective and growth Why the comfort trap keeps you stuck — and how to break free The danger of the perfection and irrelevance traps in later life A powerful exercise to reframe your time horizon and live with greater purpose Today's article is from our own blog titled 12 Belief Traps Keeping You from a Meaningful and Impactful Retirement. Listen in as Founder and CEO of Howard Bailey Financial, Casey Weade is joined by Les McDaniel to uncover common belief traps, how to reframe your story, and practical ways to expand what's possible in the next chapter of life. Show Notes: HowardBailey.com/525

Here's an engaging episode intro for your podcast show notes: Episode Intro: Q4 is coming fast, and just like elite surfers who train all year for that monster swell, creative entrepreneurs need to be ready when the holiday buying season hits. But here's the thing – while those surfers need to maintain peak physical condition year-round, your marketing prep is actually much simpler (and thankfully doesn't involve cold plunges or giving up carbs). In this episode, we're diving deep into the one marketing channel you actually own and control: your email list. While social media algorithms can throttle your reach and platforms can change their rules overnight, email remains the steady workhorse of creative businesses – if you know how to use it right. We'll cover the essential "Great Email Roundup" (hint: you have way more email addresses scattered around than you think), why getting people to reply to your emails matters more than you realize, and how to tastefully reach out to friends and family without feeling like that cringy life insurance salesperson we all know. Plus, I'll share why you need to up your email frequency NOW – yes, even if it makes you uncomfortable – and specific strategies for capturing more emails before the holiday rush begins. Whether you're at the "what's marketing again?" stage or you're already sending regular emails, this episode will help you level up your email game for the most important selling season of the year. Because unlike those surfers, we know exactly when our big wave is coming – and there's no excuse for sitting on the beach watching it pass by.

Most brand newsletters are either boring or non-existent. They show up only when there's a product to sell, or they read like a flyer that landed in your inbox by accident. But a good newsletter? It feels like a mini magazine. Something people actually look forward to opening. In this episode, I'm giving you a simple, step-by-step structure to write the perfect newsletter. No blank-page panic, no overthinking. Just a clear rhythm you can use every time you hit send. In This Episode: ✨ The golden rule of picking one purpose per newsletter ✨ How to write subject lines that get opened (and why emojis help) ✨ The “value before you sell” rule that keeps people reading ✨ Why editorial extras like playlists or moodboards make you stand out ✨ A simple template you can follow to write your next send

We continue the Vikings quarterback discussion as well as open "Dr. Dan's Inbox" with plenty of offerings from the M. Twins!

We continue the Vikings quarterback discussion as well as open "Dr. Dan's Inbox" with plenty of offerings from the M. Twins! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We continue the Vikings quarterback discussion as well as open "Dr. Dan's Inbox" with plenty of offerings from the M. Twins! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Split is Legit. Celebrity Divorces. Morons in the News.   Everyone Needs a Laugh. Lamar and His Humming Bird. Spooky Season Must See’s!   Talkback Callers. Can You Believe This? Max’s Inbox.   From the Vault.

Matt Waxman, adjunct senior fellow for law and foreign policy and Liviu Librescu Professor of Law at Columbia University sits down with James M. Lindsay to discuss the legality of the Trump administration's military strikes against drug traffickers and the implications for U.S. foreign policy.   Mentioned on the Episode:   James Madison, “Federalist No. 51,” The Federalist Papers   For an episode transcript and show notes, visit The President's Inbox at: https://www.cfr.org/podcasts/tpi/legality-trumps-drug-boat-strikes-matthew-waxman

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  In this episode of Eat Don't Compete, we dive into the tension of becoming who God has called us to be. Drawing from three powerful scriptures—Jacob wrestling with God in Genesis 32, Paul's image of jars of clay in 2 Corinthians 4, and the thorn in the flesh in 2 Corinthians 12—we see how struggle, weakness, and dependence on God are all part of spiritual growth. I also unpack the difference between purpose, calling, and assignment, and how understanding each one can bring clarity to your walk with God. Whether you're wrestling with your identity, battling your own “thorn,” or simply trying to keep going in the middle of life's challenges, this episode will remind you that the tension is not a sign of failure—it's a sign of transformation. If you've ever wondered how to stay faithful when life feels heavy, this conversation will encourage you to lean into God's process and keep pressing forward. Tune in, take a deep breath, and be reminded: you are seen, known, and wonderfully made by God. You are different because that's the way God made you. Stay connected: Subscribe on YouTube for weekly faith-filled encouragement Listen to the Eat Don't Compete podcast on Apple, Spotify, and iHeart Comment "Devotional" to be sent a jump start to your spiritual growth journey with a FREE devotional. Inbox me on instagram “Join the Tribe” if you're ready to find yours.

Your inbox doesn't have to be noise, it can be your most powerful fundraising tool. In this episode of Purpose Amplified, digital strategist and nonprofit amplifier Rukhsana Aziz shares how to transform cluttered emails into meaningful donor connections. Whether you're a nonprofit leader or a changemaker eager to engage your community, this conversation will give you the tools to make every email count.Host: Rukhsana Aziz

REM Sleep, Clock Curses, and Alien Heat Lightning Vote Box of Oddities For People's Choice Award Here! Live Show Info And Tickets Here! In this listener-powered episode of The Box of Oddities, JG and Kat crack open the inbox and out pour... auditory hallucinations, ghost clocks, spontaneous astral projection, and the shocking truth about “heat lightning.” (Spoiler: it's probably aliens.) First, a listener shares how her dreams are so vivid and reality-bending due to Narcolepsy that she's genuinely not sure which world is real—relatable, terrifying, and yes, somehow still funny. Then, a cursed wall clock starts ticking every time someone dies. No batteries. No mercy. Just 12 minutes of tick-tock you're next. Meanwhile, someone else swears that a strange sky phenomenon isn't just distant thunder—it's the government covering up UFO joyrides. (Can't argue with that logic.) You'll also hear about a haunted hallway birth involving Richard Simmons, dolphin-whale linguistics, astral projection lessons, and what happens when massage therapists listen to BoO during bodywork sessions (spoiler: they cry, and so do you). Whether it's clock-based death omens or the weirdly uplifting side of functional neurological disorders, this Inbox delivers what your brain craves: weird, real, and unreal tales from the wonderfully odd corners of the BoO family. Listen now... or risk becoming the sixth tick of the clock. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You're told to shift from “growth” to “protection” the moment you retire and leave the workforce. But is it really that simple? Join us as we break down the false dichotomy of pre- vs. post-retirement investing, showing why your strategy should always include a mix of offense and defense.   In this episode, we discuss:  Your biggest risks in retirement How to leverage all your assets (stocks, bonds, pensions, Social Security, real estate, life insurance, etc. in your income strategy) Forbes writer Tim Maurer's 4-Bucket Approach to a holistic retirement plan Today's article is from the Forbes titled, The (False) Dichotomy Of Investing Before And After Retirement. Listen in as Founder and CEO of Howard Bailey Financial, Casey Weade, breaks down the article and provides thoughtful insights and advice on how it applies to your unique financial situation. Show Notes: HowardBailey.com/524

Matt and Corbin are joined by the famous music writer NATALIE WEINER (Don't Rock the Inbox, other famous publications) to discuss NASHVILLE, Robert Altman's sprawling sociological survey of the city of Nashville, home of the Country Music Industry, and also America. Is it a convincing portrait of either? We discuss.  Natalie wrote about the movie's use of country music as metaphor here. Natalie's rec. Matt's. Corbin's. Next week's episode is about HAPPY-GO-LUCKY. Watch it here. 

If your days feel chaotic, constantly busy but never accomplished then this episode is for you. Time blocking isn't about rigid colour-coded schedules or mapping every second of your day. It's about taking back control so you feel calmer, clearer, and more focused in your business. In this episode, I'll walk you through: ✨ The biggest time challenges fashion founders face ✨ How to start your day with a simple “morning menu” ✨ Why language matters when you describe your day ✨ How to structure your diary so you stop reacting and start leading ✨ Why time blocking creates more freedom, not less

Liana Fix, senior fellow for Europe at the Council, sits down with James M. Lindsay to discuss Russia's recent drone incursions into Polish airspace, and whether the move signals an expansion of the war in Ukraine.   Mentioned on the Episode:   Liana Fix and Erin D. Dumbacher, “Russia Tests NATO With Poland Drone Breach,” CFR.org   For an episode transcript and show notes, visit The President's Inbox at: https://www.cfr.org/podcasts/tpi/russia-violates-nato-airspace-liana-fix

Dan Barreiro opens the show wondering if property values are plummeting at (JJ) McCarthy Mansions and if they even should be before we open "Dr. Dan's Inbox!"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan Barreiro opens the show wondering if property values are plummeting at (JJ) McCarthy Mansions and if they even should be before we open "Dr. Dan's Inbox!"

Dan Barreiro opens the show wondering if property values are plummeting at (JJ) McCarthy Mansions and if they even should be before we open "Dr. Dan's Inbox!"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Inbox clutter, spam traps, and email hygiene—Dom Bettinelli, Fr. Andrew Kinstetter, and Pat Scott unpack smarter habits for digital sanity. Plus, the Pope rejects an AI “avatar Pope.” Should faith ever be left to algorithms? The post Control Your InBox with Email Hygiene appeared first on StarQuest Media.

Most founders think they have a time problem. In reality, they have a decision problem. In this episode of The Organised CEO, I share Sarah's story, a brilliant service provider who was drowning in her inbox, convinced she just needed better focus. What we uncovered together was far deeper: she'd built her business around being essential to everything. Even her email became a bottleneck. You'll hear: Why inbox overwhelm isn't about discipline or productivity hacks The hidden “safety behaviours” keeping you stuck in operator mode How to flip your decision hierarchy so projects move first and email waits The keystone shift that freed Sarah from months of reactive spirals, in less than 24 hours If you've ever felt trapped in your own version of “email prison,” this episode will show you how one small structural shift can ripple through your entire week.

Lying on your resume when everyone else seems to be getting ahead? Struggling with reference dilemmas when your boss left on bad terms? Or maybe you've accidentally discovered your company's secret layoff plans and don't know whether to warn your colleagues? This week, we're diving into resume ethics, reference nightmares, and the ultimate workplace moral dilemma in our season finale. What you'll learn: • Resume Ethics Reality Check: Why changing your job title from "Marketing Intern" to "Marketing Coordinator" crosses the line from embellishment to lying, plus how to showcase expanded responsibilities without fabricating your actual role • Reference Dilemma Solutions: Navigating tricky reference situations when bosses leave badly, whether you can use junior colleagues as references, and how to politely decline being someone's reference when they weren't great at their job • The Ultimate Workplace Bombshell: What to do when you accidentally discover massive layoffs are coming while your colleagues are buying houses and planning weddings - should you warn them and risk your career, or stay silent? Plus: A follow-up on sick leave rights - why Australian employees are never legally required to find their own replacement when calling in sick, even if it's written into their contract. Welcome to BIZ Inbox, your go-to workplace advice podcast where awkward career questions get real-world solutions. Got office politics nightmares or boss-from-hell situations? Send us a voice note or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au. You can remain completely anonymous! SHOW MENTIONS: BIZ: The Exact Script To Calling In Sick Get more Sarah Davidson in her sensational podcast Seize The Yay!Sign up to the BIZ newsletter here to get all our tips and tricks. THE END BITSSupport independent women's mediaFollow the Biz Instagram and Sarah's very own podcast: Seize The Yay Podcast. HOSTS: Sarah Davidson and Em VernemSENIOR PRODUCER: Sophie CampbellAUDIO PRODUCER: Leah PorgesBecome a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tickets for our live show here! INBOX OF ODDITIES: The Cat, the Cursed Doll & the Powerline PhallusNow streaming: A listener episode so delightfully bizarre it made our cat salute an old war photo.

Many of us spend decades climbing Maslow's pyramid — seeking security, comfort, and experiences — only to realize that the top is where true joy lives.  Join us as we explore the “Happiness Hierarchy” and why lasting fulfillment comes not from what you buy or where you travel, but from who you become.  In this episode, we discuss:  How to shift from “having enough” to “becoming more” Why Maslow's hierarchy is often misunderstood The three levels of happiness Why reflection unlocks the freedom to become Today's article is from Jordan Grumet blog titled Rethinking Maslow. Listen in as Founder and CEO of Howard Bailey Financial, Casey Weade is joined by Les McDaniel to explore the “Happiness Hierarchy. Show Notes: HowardBailey.com/523

Todd Harrison, Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, sits down with James M. Lindsay to discuss the feasibility of a multi-layer missile defense system for the United States.   Mentioned on the Episode:   Phillip L. Swagel, “Effects of Lower Launch Costs on Previous Estimates for Space-Based, Boost-Phase Missile Defense,” Congressional Budget Office   Todd Harrison, “How Much Would a Space-Based Missile Interceptor System Cost and Does It Make Sense?” American Enterprise Institute   Todd Harrison, “Is Trump's Golden Dome a Brilliant Idea or a Gilded Boondoggle?” American Enterprise Institute   For an episode transcript and show notes, visit The President's Inbox at: https://www.cfr.org/podcasts/tpi/golden-dome-missile-defense-system-todd-harrison