Podcasts about inspiring action

Dr. Laura welcomes Hillary Rideout and Steve Brierley to Where Work Meets Life™ to talk about inspiring better humans and their new book on the subject. Hillary and Steve previously collaborated on “Being a Better Human Teenager” and that book and its reception led to their new follow-up book, “Inspiring Better Humans”. Dr. Laura explores why Steve and Hillary are drawn to inspiring young people, their thoughts on making a difference, and how having a purpose can change lives.Steve and Hillary work together in the Better Human Group, a project that fuelled their first book, and one of the discoveries they share is that a common factor among the profiled teenagers was very involved parents. They discuss how having a purpose and believing in the ability to offer something to the world positively impacts everyone, not just teenagers. The message in their books resonates with teens and parents alike and has inspired purposeful action in classrooms, which is part of the solution to combating mental illness in young people. Dr. Laura's conversation with Steve and Hillary opens a window into the lives of extraordinary teens and caring parents and how any one of us can tap into our ability to change the world for the better.“These kids truly felt like they could have an impact on the world. And they did. And that was very motivating to the kids in the class who were reading the stories and then actually creating their own plan to do something similar” Hillary Rideout“To me, the message is very clear. And I think it is that when you do something to help somebody, you also help yourself. And for me, if we can get this message out to others, I think it would be just an incredible impact.” Steve BrierleyAbout Steve Brierley:Over the past 20 years, Steve has held progressive positions in corporate training, talent management and executive leadership development in corporate and post-secondary sectors.While working in California, Steve was the General Manager of a multi-national corporate training organization that focused on delivering IT skills and leadership development for Fortune 100 organizations and government agencies.After four years in the USA, Steve returned to Canada and joined SAIT's corporate training department in the role of Corporate Learning Advisor, followed by the role of Director of Executive Education at the University of Alberta School of Business. He then joined the energy sector as Group Lead, Corporate Training & Talent Management at Encana Inc., followed by Director of Executive Development & Talent Management at Enbridge, Steve then joined Canadian Tire as Associate Vice President of Talent Management. In his last corporate role, Steve was Vice President of Leadership Assessment and Development at Gallagher. Currently, Steve teaches Leadership at SAIT in the BBA, BA and diploma programs. Also, he provides talent management and leadership consulting to corporations and non-profit organizations across Canada.As a lifelong learner, Steve obtained a Master of Arts in Leadership from Royal Roads University and is a Certified Executive Coach from the Royal Roads University graduate program and PCC accredited from the International Coach Federation.  In his spare time, Steve enjoys writing and publishing books. He released his first book, Being a Better Human Being at Work in 2020, his second book Being a Better Human Teenager in 2021 and his third book, Inspiring Better Humans will be coming out in fall 2024. Steve seeks adventure on his motorcycle, on the slopes or in the mountains.  Steve's motto is Live on Purpose!Steve Brierley on LinkedInAbout Hillary Rideout:Hillary is a creative writer, designer, publisher, and website builder.As Partner in The Better Human Group - an organization making the world a better place through storytelling and community building - she is a published author and book publisher.As Founder of Inside Out Branding Inc., she thrives on uncovering the essence of individuals and businesses, identifying core values and unique narratives that reflect truth and value. Some call it branding, Hillary calls it pulling their insides out. As Creative Associate with ViTreo Group - a non-profit leadership and development agency - Hillary brings life and attention to the stories and missions that deserve to be told. Hillary also volunteers with BARC's Rescue - a Calgary-based dog rescue organization - lending her graphic design and communications expertise to get homeless dogs into loving, forever homes. She is a University of Calgary alumni and holds several talent management and leadership development certifications - education she employed for 20+ years as she created and managed learning and development programs for leaders in various organizations.Hillary lives near Calgary with her family, including her rescue dog, Roxy. She loves spending time at her family's cabin in the woods and finds joy in the simplest of things - music, quiet mornings, and dog walks.Hillary Rideout on LinkedInWebsite: InsideOutBranding.caResources:Website: BetterHumanGroup.comInstagram: Better Human Group Inc“Inspiring Better Humans” by Hillary Rideout & Steve Brierley“Being a Better Human Teenager” by Steve Brierley, Melissa From, Paul Lamoureux & Hillary Rideout“But She Looks Fine: From Illness to Activism” by Olivia GoodreauLivLyme FoundationHuberman Lab PodcastArmchair Expert PodcastLearn more about Dr. Laura on her website: https://drlaura.liveFor more resources, look into Dr. Laura's organizations: Canada Career CounsellingSynthesis Psychology

Sue Stockdale interviews trailblazing conservationist Astrid Vargas in episode 143 of the Access to Inspiration podcast. Astrid shares her journey from childhood fascination with nature to leading efforts in bringing species like the Iberian lynx back from the brink of extinction. They discuss the importance of inspiration, systemic thinking, and community engagement in conservation, and delve into the 'four returns' model for landscape restoration developed by Common Land. Astrid emphasises the role of art, celebration, and collective action in fostering a sustainable future, offering insights and encouragement for anyone looking to make a positive impact on the planet.About Astrid VargasAstrid Vargas is an award-winning conservation biologist with a track record in setting up, developing, leading, and monitoring environmental restoration programs. She has been a key figure in the recovery of three of the world's most endangered species: the Iberian lynx in Spain, the black-footed ferret in North America, and the golden-crowned sifaka in Madagascar. Astrid believes in the power of art and inspiration to transform society. She is the founder of Inspiration 4 Action, an initiative that inspires communities to bring collective creativity into ecosystem restoration.Find out more about Astrid Vargas and Inspiration 4 Action  via website: her book website : Instagram : FacebookTime Stamps01:22 Astrid's Early Inspirations and Influences04:50 The Journey into Conservation Biology06:42 The Iberian Lynx Recovery Program11:35 The Four Returns Model for Landscape Restoration21:44 Art, Celebration, and Community Engagement29:26 Advice for Young Conservationists31:14 The Joy of Conservation and Final ThoughtsKey Quotes What if saving the planet could be joyful, creative and inspiring?There's a big need in endangered species programs to resolve conflict and to listen to each other and to find ways where we can all move forward together. It's our own activity that's causing the demise of so many species.The beauty of nature makes me want to act. It gives me the amazing love to try to to do whatever we can so we don't lose it.We need a different thinking than the thinking that caused this problem.Our mind has to move to a restoration, regeneration thinking.Connect with Access to Inspiration: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Read our Impact Report and if you would like to support us then Buy Me A CoffeeProducer: Sue Stockdale  Sound Editor: Matias De Ezcurra Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/access-to-inspiration--4156820/support.

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Ben Russell delves into the concept of observational cinema, sharing insights on his latest co-directing effort “Direct Action” (with Guillaume Cailleau), which portrays a radical activist community in France. It debuted at Berinale and just screened at the New York Film Festival. Past films discussed include Kirsten Johnson's “Cameraperson” and the observational films of Frederick Wiseman and The Maysles Brothers.Ben shares his experience transitioning as a filmmaker from America to France, exploring the differences between American and European cinema, and the impact of public funding on film production. The discussion also touches on filmmaking techniques, audience engagement, and the importance of creating context for films. Ben emphasizes the power of cinema to inspire action and reflection, advocating for a more immersive and community-oriented approach to filmmaking.What Movies Are You Watching?Like, subscribe and follow us on our socials @pastpresentfeature

Ever wondered how to transform your PMO into a strategic powerhouse? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Laura Barnard, a trailblazer in integrating PMOs and project management with organisational strategy. Laura shares her extensive experience working with industry giants like JP Morgan, LinkedIn, IBM, and Amazon. Reflecting on the evolution of PMOs from the chaotic early dot-com days to today's strategic assets, Laura sheds light on the transition from technical roles to project management and the essential advice for balancing personal and professional lives.Moreover, we discuss PMO leaders' challenges in proving their value to executives and the necessity of continuous value delivery through agile-based methodologies. Laura emphasises the importance of alignment with business goals, effective reporting systems, and addressing the human element in transformational efforts. In this episode, we cover: 16:04 Evolution of PMO Leadership23:25 Improving PMO Impact and Value32:18 Strategy Alignment for Project Success38:29 Prioritization and Executive Communication for Transformation44:26 Organizational Change Management Collaboration49:51 Embracing Organizational Change Through People1:01:24 Driving Accountability and Progress Through Reporting1:04:42 Simplifying Decisions and PMO Leadership1:13:11 Journey to Sharing PMO Strategies1:24:57 Inspiring Action for Impact DriversYou can find Laura at:https://pmostrategies.com/ Her book is here: https://www.amazon.com/IMPACT-Engine-Accelerating-Strategy-Transformation/dp/1774584522 https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurabarnard/ Support the showThank you for listening to Agile Ideas! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with someone who might benefit from our discussions. Remember to rate us on your preferred podcast platform and follow us on social media for updates and more insightful content.Thank you for listening. If you enjoyed this episode, I'd really appreciate it if you could share it with your friends and rate us. Let's spread the #AgileIdeas together! We'd like to hear any feedback. www.agilemanagementoffice.com/contact Don't miss out on exclusive access to special events, checklists, and blogs that are not available everywhere. Subscribe to our newsletter now at www.agilemanagementoffice.com/subscribe. You can also find us on most social media channels by searching 'Agile Ideas'. Follow me, your host, on LinkedIn - go to Fatimah Abbouchi - www.linkedin.com/in/fatimahabbouchi/ For all things Agile Ideas and to stay connected, visit our website below. It's your one-stop destination for all our episodes, blogs, and more. We hope you found today's episode enlightening. Until next time, keep innovating and exploring new Agile Ideas!Learn more about podcast host Fatimah Abbouchi...

My challenge for you today, listener: how many giggles did you hear in the duration of the episode?   In today's episode of The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth, you'll hear one of only a handful of in-personal interviews I've ever conducted for the podcast. The level of fun and depth and love in the room is palpable as I sit down with an inspirational woman in business, author, coach, speaker, MKM client, and most importantly, my friend, Lindsay Leahy.   Though she's been on the podcast in the past with her bestie and business partner at The Restoration Project Brooke Fitzgerald in Episode 66 Living, Leading, and Working with Meaning, in today's episode we talk about not just their business, but also the writing of her new book Take It All Apart. The Restoration Process At The Restoration Project, their team of leadership coaches walks their clients, whether individuals, teams, or entire organizations through their signature process of: Building Connection: to self, others, and something greater. Restoring Intention: explore and define identity, vision, intention, and meaning, then build a plan. Inspiring Action: establish new practices, systems, rituals, and routines. Writing a Book As someone who has always enjoyed writing, Lindsay says that she faced challenges she wasn't expecting when writing her first book:  Practically and tactically it was hard to do the writing. Sharing lived experience was hard at times. “What if people think this sucks?” Due to her identity as a writer, Lindsay shares that it feels strange to put her words and writing style on display for the world. Regardless of the struggles it presented, Lindsay shares that writing Take It All Apart has resulted in her feeling more poised in her own practice, more refined in her process of coaching and writing. Connect with Lindsay Lindsay Leahy is a proud wife, daughter, auntie, and friend. She is passionate about Jesus, hugs, dreams, adventures, and deep conversation. She is the creator of the blog Grit, Gratitude, and Grace and the founder and Dream Builder at The Restoration Project, a women-owned coaching and consulting practice that provides experiences, programs, and services to improve organizational health, team and leadership effectiveness and individual well-being.   Lindsay is the author of Take it All Apart, debuting October 2024. Join her book Hype Crew for all the upcoming launch events and details or preorder your own copy here. 

When you're leading a major change effort, keeping the energy high can be a challenge. Over time, enthusiasm wanes, productivity dips, and fatigue sets in. But what if you could turn that around and reignite the drive to succeed?In this lesson, we explore practical strategies to Increase Momentum in your team and projects. Whether it's re-engaging a once-enthusiastic new hire, revitalizing a long-term initiative, or overcoming resistance and apathy, this episode is packed with actionable tips to get things moving again.You'll discover how to create a powerful "north wind" to pull people back into the mission, monitor progress effectively, and celebrate wins in a way that keeps everyone motivated. Plus, we'll dive into the importance of novelty, real-time encouragement, and introducing fresh objectives to keep your team engaged and productive.Lead your team to the finish line with renewed energy and focus.****How you speak is how you lead. Want to study this with other leaders? Take a look at www.speakbydesign.com/join. That's our leadership communication program that includes private, group, and self-paced learning for every learning style. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this episode of “Healthy Mind, Healthy Life,” host Avik Chakraborty interviews Joan Posivy, a seasoned entrepreneur and author of the best-selling book “The Way Success Works.” Joan shares her journey from being the youngest bank manager at 22 to becoming a successful entrepreneur. She emphasizes the importance of realizing one's potential and taking action on goals and dreams. Joan recounts her experience of attending a life-changing seminar at 18, which inspired her to pursue her passions. She discusses the key principles from her book, including the idea that anyone can achieve their dreams despite societal limitations. Joan uses the story of the Golden Buddha to illustrate how people's potential is often hidden beneath layers of negative conditioning. She advises listeners to take the first step towards their goals, emphasizing the importance of starting and being disciplined. Joan also highlights common traits among successful side hustlers, such as the willingness to start and the patience to allow time for success. The episode is filled with inspiring anecdotes and practical advice for anyone looking to turn their dreams into reality.

Christina & Marissa discuss overcoming discouragement on your health and fitness journey, sharing personal experiences from pregnancy and postpartum, emphasizing perspective shifts, celebrating wins, and seeking help, while focusing on discipline over motivation. 00:00 - Introduction: Feeling Like Giving Up 02:43 - Experiencing Discouragement During Health and Fitness Journeys 06:04 - Shifting Perspective and Building Evidence of Progress 10:10 - Embracing Hope and Borrowed Belief 13:13 - Seeking Help and Guidance 26:26 - Inspiring Action and Continued Progress Follow us on Instagram: @barbelllifestylepodcast Hosted by: @marissaroyfitness & @christilynnfit

In Season 7, Episode 11, host Sarah Thorne and cohost Jeff King, National Lead of the Engineering With Nature (EWN) Program, US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), conclude their in-depth conversation with Katharine Hayhoe, Chief Scientist of The Nature Conservancy (TNC). In Part 3 of our special three-part series, Katharine talks about her role as an advocate and her mission to inspire others to take action on climate change. Her bottom line is that you don't have to be a top climate scientist to make a difference – we can all get involved. As a scientist, Katharine is an advocate for understanding the social science of how humans interact with information. “So often we physical and natural scientists feel like: ‘Oh, you just tell people the truth. Surely, they'll do the right thing, right?' Well, what social science tells us is no. If we haven't made that head to heart to hands connection, nothing is going to happen in the right direction, especially pushing against the accumulated inertia of our fossil-fuel based economy and society.”  Katharine notes the work of the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, which finds that people's assumptions about what others think about climate change are usually wrong. “We assume that we care and very few other people do. We assume that we're doing things and nobody else is. We assume that nobody else is worried except me and my friends. But actually, they're already worried. They just don't know what to do. So, they don't want to talk about it.”Katharine's climate change advocacy is focused on talking about and encouraging other people to talk about climate change. She has initiated and supported multiple channels of communications on climate change, including her TED Talk in 2018, The Most Important Thing You Can Do to Fight Climate Change: Talk about It; her personal social media accounts and her Newsletter, Talking Climate; and her work with organizations like the Potential Energy Coalition and Science Moms. Jeff reflects on how inspiring and inclusive Katharine's message is, to include scientists, ecologists, engineers, social scientists, and artists.” As Katharine describes it, “We need people painting the pictures with words, with art, with music, with visual art, with spoken art, with every way we can.” Katharine plans to continue her tireless advocacy along many fronts. Her academic work is focused on developing and evaluating high-resolution climate projections and preparing for impacts and increasing resilience planning. As Chief Scientist of TNC, she is dedicated to supporting and advancing the work of TNC scientists. And she is going to continue her work with faith-based communities to advocate for climate action—including being the first plenary speaker at this year's World Evangelical Alliance annual meeting.Jeff closes by comparing her skill to another well-known Canadian, “That reminds me of Wayne Gretzky. He basically said, ‘I just skate to where I think or know that the puck is going to be.' That's exactly what you're saying here. We need to be thinking well out into the future and then leaning into those certain outcomes that we can anticipate and planning accordingly.” He adds, “Katharine, the message I am really drawn to is your ‘head to heart to hands' message. I want to use that and put it into practice in the Engineering With Nature program.  It is truly inspirational.”  This concludes our conversation with Katharine. We hope you enjoyed this special series! For more information and resource links, please visit the EWN Podcast page on the EWN website at https://www.engineeringwithnature.org/  •      Jeff King at LinkedIn•      Katharine Hayhoe at LinkedIn 

What if you could retire at 35, financially independent for life?  How does meeting legends like Napoleon Hill and Warren Buffett shape one's journey to success?  Can humble beginnings lead to extraordinary achievements?  In this captivating podcast episode, we unravel the extraordinary life of John Carr, a man whose journey from modest roots to financial independence serves as a beacon of inspiration. From encountering Earl Nightingale's wisdom to forging friendships with iconic figures, Carr's story is a testament to the transformative power of mindset and determination.  Join us as we explore Carr's remarkable journey, uncovering the secrets to his success and the enduring impact of his legacy. In this episode of The Courage To Be,  once again we speak to the amazing John Carr. • Find John Carr's offering at https://bit.ly/4aOpOHk • Download your ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠FREE Think and Grow Rich PDF book⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, the book that has made millions of millionaires! Click here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://bit.ly/45SRnw5⁠⁠⁠⁠ Come to Increase Your Income and Impact in Santa Fe NM. May 30th-June 1st (Thursday-Saturday) Just click here to register and get a 90% discount with coupon LUCKY24 for a main ticket or BONUSVIP for your upgrade to VIP or click this link www.increaseyourincomeandimpact.com As a special bonus, I want to give you FREE access to my Manifesting Abundance course, (usually $997)! All you have to do is:  • Leave a review of this podcast.  • Email a screenshot of your review to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠help.thecouragetobe@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Simple as that!  If you'd love to watch the video version of our interviews, be sure to subscribe to the podcast's ⁠⁠⁠⁠Youtube channel.⁠⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://bit.ly/3FhRW79⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ If you enjoyed this episode. We think you'll enjoy these other episodes: • #57: From High School to Fortune: A Journey to Wealth with Don Green - ⁠https://youtu.be/AIMs3xKjKEo⁠ • #63: The Untold Secrets Behind Think and Grow Rich with Justin Benton - ⁠https://youtu.be/Z30Q9Znle2U⁠ CONNECT WITH TANIA: FACEBOOK - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Tania Vasallo⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ YOUTUBE - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@thecouragetobe⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ IG - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@thecouragetobepodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ TIKTOK - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@thecouragetobepodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Listen to The Courage To Be - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://bit.ly/476R7dG⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ IN THIS EPISODE: 0:00 -

In this episode of Big Girl Panties Podcast, Alexis is joined by author, athlete, and entrepreneur, Phebe Trotman to discuss the journey to writing her first book in a planned series titled, Never Quit On A Bad Day: Inspiring Stories of Resilience.During their chat, Alexis and Phebe discuss: Phebe's soccer career and how being an athlete has positively impacted her life Her career journey as a multi-preneur in network marketing and entrepreneurship Why Phebe decided to write a book and who will find the most motivation from itThe impact of her late father's passing and how he inspires her today How stories of resilience from thriving entrepreneurs will help readers to reflect on their goals and catapult a personal growth journey Insights, prompts, and favourite quotes from the book to inspire readers for all aspects of life And more!To connect with Phebe, and purchase a copy of her first book, ‘Never Quit on a Bad Day: Inspiring Stories of Resilience'  please visit: Website: neverquitonabadday.comInstagram: @neverquitonabaddayTo connect with Alexis and all things Big Girl Panties: Instagram: @bgplifeTikTok: @bgplife Website: bgplife.com

Let's explore what inspires action. We emphasize the importance of the audience and the impact of influence -- with the rise of Stanley's $40 insulated cup to a $2,000 eBay sensation. The key to this transformation was shifting the target audience, but influence played a pivotal role. But audience alone isn't the whole story. The colossal revenue spike was driven by the potent force of influence. Two influencers played a pivotal role in changing the game for Stanley, demonstrating the tremendous impact of an endorsement from a trusted source, whether it's a blogger, a wellness leader, a coach, a mentor, or even a celebrity. These endorsements can translate into millions.So, while spending thousands on a cup might seem bananas, the underlying strategy is accessible to you. It's about embracing the power of digital ambassadors and influencers, who could become your most influential digital Social Street Team™. The key lies in taking that crucial first step towards harnessing the power of influence for your mission.  Think you've reached out to “everyone” in your network? Out of ideas to get noticed and get funded? Generate leads for your nonprofit or social impact business: https://www.splendidcourses.com/prospectResources: Email Goldmine [Free Class] How to Get Noticed & Funded Online [Free Class] Private coaching: Schedule a discovery call here. - Instagram, LinkedIn, website - Join the Purpose and Profit Club weekly newsletter here. May contain affiliate links

Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O'Malley MSN, RN – Today on Nurse News Analysis, Jodi O'Malley and Kimberly Overton delve into the term "syndemic" and its global impact. We explore my month-long journey across four countries, uncovering untold COVID-19 narratives. Join us as we discuss Turning Point USA's AMFest, unprecedented legal victories in nursing, and a reflective year-end flashback celebrating the unsung heroes in...

Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O'Malley MSN, RN – Today on Nurse News Analysis, Jodi O'Malley and Kimberly Overton delve into the term "syndemic" and its global impact. We explore my month-long journey across four countries, uncovering untold COVID-19 narratives. Join us as we discuss Turning Point USA's AMFest, unprecedented legal victories in nursing, and a reflective year-end flashback celebrating the unsung heroes in...

In this episode, Shanell is back with us, a talented website and graphic designer based in Columbus, Ohio. We dive into a conversation about overcoming challenges and pursuing one's "what's next." The episode is filled with inspiring stories, tips for starting a business, and an exciting announcement about a new book club. KEY HIGHLIGHTS: Shanell shares her story and her journey into graphic design. Shanell talks about overcoming challenges by stepping out of her comfort zone and sharing her work with others. She discusses her future aspirations, which include having her own brick-and-mortar store and hiring employees who share her passion. The announcement of the online book club launch and details about the first featured book. Shanell shares her self-care routines and her power word. ABOUT THE GUEST: Shanell De Arenque Thompson is graphic designer and the Owner/CEO of Pretty Luxxe Kreations. Shanell is not only a dedicated entrepreneur but also a loving mother, balancing her professional and personal life with passion and determination. Her creative skills and commitment to excellence shine through her work at Pretty Luxxe Kreations, making her a remarkable figure in the world of graphic design and entrepreneurship. KEY TAKEAWAY: If you're starting a business, just research, think about it, and make sure that when you do start a business, you come in strong with it. - Shanell To connect with Shanell visit her at: Website: www.prettyluxxekreations.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086586253458 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Prettyluxxekreations Connect with me on Facebook at: Facebook: Pamela Stone Vision Made Media www.envisionmetalkshow.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whatsnextforwomen/support

"Another thing that really excites me is I feel like people are really gaining a new understanding that nonprofits are not just blessing our recipients. We are blessing our donors, and if you can wrap your mind around that as crazy as it sounds, it makes this job such a pleasure. " - Dina SleighmanIf you're feeling frustrated and discouraged by the lack of engagement and loyalty from your donors, despite your efforts to communicate and connect with them, then you are not alone! Many nonprofit organizations are experiencing the same struggle, with donors not responding to their appeals or becoming disengaged over time. Despite hosting events, sending newsletters, and providing updates on impact, you may find that donors are still not feeling a sense of belonging or a strong connection to your cause.In addition to being an award-winning Christian novelist, Dina Sleiman takes great pleasure in serving the least of these through her work at Operation Blessing. This wife, mother of three, and grandmother of two loves travel, nature, dance, and—of course—writing* * * * * *This podcast is a partnership between WeGive and Share Inc.WeGive is the ultimate giving platform that every non-profit and charity needs. They provide an all-in-one solution for donor engagement and giver journeys.For more information, you can check them out at: https://www.wegive.com/

Welcome back to another episode of the Plant Based News podcast! This week I'm joined by Lou Hamilton, an author, artist, and creative director. Lou is the owner of a podcast guest agency, and she's well-versed in the power of podcasts in raising awareness and spreading important messages. She also hosts her own podcast, named Brave New Girl, which brings together mission-driven leaders who are focused on the health and wellbeing of people and the planet. Follow Lou on Instagram here - https://www.instagram.com/brave_newgirl/ 00:00:00 An introduction to Lou Hamilton 00:03:10 Beginning the vegan journey 00:06:43 Childhood food 00:10:15 Brave New Girl podcast 00:16:00 Making social media a positive and inspiring place 00:24:30 Artificial Intelligence and Chat GPT 00:32:30 Finding your calm space & connecting with the Earth 00:40:32 Equality & powerful women in business 00:47:25 Greta Thunberg & Andrew Tate 00:49:45 Inspiring and educating men about feminism 00:56:15 The Venus Project - a platform for change 01:06:25 2040 Documentary 01:09:45 Nichiren Buddhism 01:19:54 Stranded on a desert island

Show NotesNicole is co-founder and COO of WebinarNinja, an independent SaaS company that has served over a million webinar attendees and hosts. She is also co-founder and producer of The $100 MBA Show, a “Best of iTunes” podcast with over 100 million downloads. Nicole is also the co-host of Nicole & Kate Can Relate podcast. Nicole was an educator who decided to apply a teacher's skill set to independent business-building. Now, she helps other aspiring entrepreneurs turn their own goals into reality.Quote:  Give yourself permission to go after your wants and beliefs - do not wait for validation from others - Nicole Baldinu Knowledge Nuggets and Take-Aways:Nicole finds that most people's blindspots are the fixed mindset. Her passion is for you to live with a GROWTH mindset!Consistent improvement is critical, remember all leaders are readers!Be the positive force and inspiration to both yourself and others in this world. Be the motivation for positive change!Be present, have fun, accept and serve!Live out your values in a way to inspire someone to Level

“The Ocean holds the keys to an equitable and sustainable planet. Join the revolution to unlock innovative ocean science solutions.” That is the opportunity and challenge posed by the Ocean Decade, the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021–2030). Launched in January 2021, the Ocean Decade provides a convening framework for a wide range of stakeholders across the world to engage and collaborate outside their traditional communities to trigger nothing less than a revolution in ocean science. This is clearly a topic to explore on the Engineering With Nature® Podcast. In Season 6, Episode 3, host Sarah Thorne is joined by cohost Amanda Tritinger, Research Hydraulics Engineer in the Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory of the Engineer Research and Development Center, US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). Amanda was recently named Deputy Program Manager for EWN. Together they welcome Courtney McGeachy, Director of the Ocean Visions – UN Decade Collaborative Center for Ocean-Climate Solutions. Amanda and Courtney recently met at the State of the Coast Conference in Louisiana where they were on a couple of panels together, including one discussing nature-based solutions (NBS). Amanda thought Courtney would be an inspiring guest, and she certainly was. The Ocean Visions – UN Decade Collaborative Center is a partnership with Ocean Visions, Georgia Tech, and the Georgia Aquarium. Courtney describes Ocean Visions as a nonprofit startup focused on innovations and solutions for the fight against climate change. The UN's Ocean Decade is designed to take us from “the ocean we have to the ocean we want.” The Ocean Decade has seven desired “Ocean Outcomes,” including a clean ocean, a healthy and resilient ocean, a productive ocean, a predicted ocean, a safe ocean, an accessible ocean, and an inspiring and engaging ocean. “I think these are all important because they touch on not only everything that we need from a scientific lens but also what we need from a personal and community lens. There's no point in making the ocean safe and healthy if it's not accessible to all of us.”Courtney notes that there are a lot of different opportunities when it comes to nature-based solutions. “We want to make sure that we are creating opportunities to leverage these nature-based solutions to help fight climate change. I think Jane Lubchenco said it best. We were sort of trying to change the narrative from the ocean being a victim to the ocean being a solution to help us fight climate change.”In closing, Courtney summarizes her “call to action” for policy and decision makers. “Give innovations and solutions a fighting chance. With every solution, there are risks and side effects. So, I encourage policymakers to think of the ocean and climate crisis as a public health crisis because they're quite similar. I would also encourage policymakers to find the resources. Step up to the plate financially.”Amanda's call to action is to not put solutions into a box—consider this OR that. “Why not both?The huge takeaway from this conversation is that there are cobenefits. There's a toolbox—a suite of tools—there's no reason we can't combine them. There's redundancy in our resilient solutions that work together and, while protecting our communities, can also protect our citizens while helping to protect our ocean, which is our incredible resource that we might taking for granted right now.”For more information and resource links, please visit the EWN Podcast page on the EWN website at https://www.engineeringwithnature.org/ • Amanda Tritinger at LinkedIn• Courtney McGeachy at LinkedInThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5872676/advertisement

In this podcast episode, Sebastian welcomes award-winning filmmakers Roddy Tabatabai and John McCarthy. They discuss various topics, including their past experiences, recent accomplishments, and their perspectives on life. Sebastian, Roddy and John talk about the power of video in creating awareness and inspiring change, the importance of mission-driven work, and the role of documentaries in creating meaningful impact. They also touch on the issue of sustainability in the electric car industry, conscious consumerism, and the traits of a conscious leader. The conversation ends with a call to action for listeners to reach out to someone they disagree with and have a conversation with them.   Show Time Stamps:   Reminiscing about High School [00:00:11] Last "Oh Shit" Moment [00:01:25] Finishing a Half Marathon [00:02:48] The Best Beer Ever [00:04:23] Starting Standup Comedy [00:05:01] The Power of Storytelling [00:05:56] Change for Balance [00:09:16] Breakup and Reunion [00:10:40] Battle-Tested Friendship [00:13:36] Jealous Wives [00:14:27] Partnership and Mission [00:16:00] Love and Bananas Film [00:17:27] Making a Documentary [00:18:54] Inspiring Action [00:19:46] Impact of Love and Bananas [00:22:22] The Elephant Encounter [00:23:42 - 00:25:38] Purpose and Profit Balance [00:25:38 - 00:27:29] Storytelling in the Fighting Space [00:28:05 - 00:29:30] The metaphor of fighting [00:28:54] Manifestation and hard work [00:29:35] Similarities in ancient and modern teachings [00:32:44] Programming and Repetition [00:33:34] Char Least Their Own Africa Outreach Project [00:35:56] Challenges of Mission-Driven Filmmaking [00:38:30] Innovation is Key [00:40:49] Importance of Call to Action [00:42:58] Entertainment as Education [00:43:29] Pushing for Donations [00:44:39] Sponsorship and Plugs [00:45:49] Short Form Storytelling [00:47:34] The issue of cobalt mining [00:49:18] Challenges with electric vehicles and the electric grid [00:51:25] Raising awareness and finding solutions [00:53:27] Conscious Consumerism [00:54:28] Uniting to Create Change [00:56:24] Perfection is Not the Enemy of Progress [00:59:43] Scaling Good [00:59:56] Glyphosate Awareness [01:01:06] Food Deserts and Financial Practices [01:03:03] Food Deserts and Community Gardens [01:05:40] Detoxification and Real Food [01:06:13] Traits of a Conscious Leader [01:08:23] The Importance of Conversation [01:11:00] Call to Action [01:11:22] Healing Relationships [01:11:45]   Connect with John and Roddy on Instagram Connect with Sebastian on Instagram SebastianNaum.com  

With the changing economic climate, go-to-market alignment is crucial.  Join us as we discuss how the go-to-market team at CentralSquare Technologies uses Win-Loss Analysis to align go-to-market teams and initiatives, create a successful feedback loop, inspire action and change for success, improve win rates, and provide insight to executives and investors.

In the inaugural episode of The Vivek Show, Vivek Ramaswamy and his friend Dave Rubin discuss leadership, political division, and the Trump indictment. They address the Republican Party's crossroads, the importance of shared values, and the growing gap between public and private beliefs. Topics include due process rights, identity loss, Trump derangement syndrome, challenges for conservative politicians, and the need for courageous leadership. The conversation also explores Vivek's political candidacy, maintaining integrity in politics, and promoting healthy discourse. Dave Rubin is a political commentator, talk show host, and author best known for hosting The Rubin Report. Dave's work focuses on political freedom, free speech, and the exchange of ideas in a world often stifled by political correctness. He is an advocate for classical liberal values and encourages open and honest conversations about politics and society.--Learn more about my campaign: Vivek2024.com--Time-codes:00:00 - Introduction00:30 - The Artifice of Presidential Campaigns02:00 - Trump's Indictment and Its Implications06:08 - Recognizing Shared Values in a Politically Diverse Society08:44 - Due Process Rights for All14:02 - Losing Faith, Family, Patriotism, and Hard Work as Identity Sources18:10 - Challenges Faced by Conservative Politicians21:57 - Vivek's Decision to Enter the Presidential Campaign32:33 - The Role of Political Consultants and PR Advisors43:39 - The Importance of Political Outsiders45:17 - Overcoming Fear in Politics52:08 - The Dinosaur in Tar Pits Analogy and Government Action Priorities56:37 - Constraints Imposed by Congress on the Chief Executive01:00:43 - Vivek's Greatest Strength as a Political Candidate01:03:07 - An Insider's Look into Political Campaign Fundraising01:08:19 - Navigating the Political Landscape and Promoting Healthy Discourse

Business storytelling is growing in popularity because leaders know it works. But it's not working for everyone because most people don't know the correct narrative frameworks to follow. They try the multi-step process of The Hero's Journey or the Pixar Way, but that's where they get lost. That's why Park Howell starts all of his executive mentees off with the ABT (And, But, Therefore) agile narrative framework where all influential and persuasive storytelling starts. Then, he graduates his clients up to the Five Primal Elements of a Short Story for Big Impact followed by his 10-step Story Cycle System™. One client deemed Park “The World's Most Industrious Storyteller” because of his proven system that has grown brands by as much as 600 percent. Park is a 35+ year veteran of the brand marketing game, ran his own agency Park&Co, for 20 years, and began teaching leadership storytelling 15 years ago. He hosts the popular Business of Story podcast, which Feedspot named the #1 business storytelling podcast for 2022. The seven-year-old show is ranked among the top 10% of downloaded podcasts in the world. A story is only as good as the villain is evil. That's why Park helps his clients overcome boring messages by entertaining-to-educate, and that's how he helps leaders excel through the stories they tell. What you will learn Why following your true calling in life matters Park shares why he pivoted from running a marketing agency to becoming a leader in storytelling Discover the true power of storytelling How Park's ‘ABT Framework' works and how to use it in business communication Why it's critical to make complex messages simple for your audiences Take a deeper dive into what ABT is and it's three forces Uncover the five primal elements of a short story and learn from examples Live coaching using the ABT Framework with me, Jeff Bullas Plus loads more!

Wouldn't it be better if we could just put the facts forward, create a convincing argument, use logical analysis, and therefore get people to change their behavior? Fortunately for most of us inspiring action through speech is not a magic trick but a deliberate and intentional effort.In this episode of the Leadership Project podcast, Mick Spiers interviews Monica Lunin, a consultant, facilitator, and speaker who has worked with high-level organizations such as ANZ, Macquarie Bank, EY, Qantas, and Suncor. Lunin is the co-owner and director of MojoLogic, a leadership and communication consultancy, and is the author of What She Said: The Art of Inspiring Action Through Speech. The two discuss Lunin's background and her book, which focuses on how to inspire action through effective communication.We learn from Monica that it is a combination of natural talent and learned skill when it comes to public speaking. Nervousness is a common obstacle, but it can be overcome. The greater threat is incongruent communication which can damage trust in a leader. A leader's view, values, style, and strategy should be consistent. Moreover, it is essential to modify a leader's communication style for different situations as long as the core of the message remains the same. Reading the room and understanding the current energy level to determine the appropriate tone for the speech is part of the preparation that most leaders fail to consider.Download this and understand the importance of an emotional hook that is the anchor of an effective speech: Monica Lunin's Social Media: Website: https://www.mojologic.com.au/LinkedIn:  linkedin.com/in/monicaluninThe Leadership Project is now pleased to partner with the Lighthouse Group. This partnership will help us to maximise our impact as we continue on our mission to empower leaders with the knowledge skills they need to create amazing teams and amazing workspaces.Join us in our mission at The Leadership Project and learn more about our organization here. https://linktr.ee/mickspiers You can purchase a copy of the Mick Spiers bestselling book "You're a Leader, Now What?" as an eBook or paperback at Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09ZBKK8XV

DeNora's experiences as a teenager quickly shaped how she viewed the world and her role in it. With a passion for civic engagement and empowering young people, DeNora found a home at DoSomething.org where she uses social understanding and data to inspire action. In this episode, Alan and DeNora discuss why brands should care about their social impact, how Gen Z is forcing companies to evolve, and the Holy Grail of marketing: how to get people to really buy into what we are promoting.     In this episode, you'll learn:  How DoSomething.org is fueling young people to change the world The “secret” to getting people to take action  The power of being intentional, honest, and centering social good Key Highlights  [01:20] The experience that solidified DeNora's interstate in civic engagement   [03:50] Denora's path to becoming CEO of DoSomething.org [10:20] How DoSomething is meeting the moment to transform the future [14:45] What do young people care about today and why [17:35] Young people have evolved beyond being influenced by the simple CTA [22:00] The impact DoSomething is driving by giving them tools  [24:15] The power of being intentional, honest, and centering social good [26:00] Why brands should care about their social impact [27:50] How the role of civic engagement has changed with today's workforce [28:30] Centering young people in the dialogue may help us find better solutions [31:40] The formative experiences and people that define DeNora [33:15] What is COVID Clarity? [34:00] DeNora's advice to her younger self [34:55] Marketers have to evolve to meet the upcoming generations  [36:30] Three things companies need to consider to stay relevant [38:20] Which brands are connecting the dots between their brand and consumer's concerns [40:10] Young people are the biggest opportunity AND biggest threat to marketers  Resources Mentioned:  DeNora Getachew  DoSomething.org  DoSomething.org Partners  DoSomething.org Scholarships  Brands of interest: Patagonia, Live Nation, Foot Locker, NBA – No Games on Election Day  Follow the podcast:  Listen in iTunes (link: http://apple.co/2dbdAhV)  Listen in Google Podcasts (link: http://bit.ly/2Rc2kVa)  Listen in Spotify (Link: http://spoti.fi/2mCUGnC)  Connect with the Guest:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/denora-getachew/  https://twitter.com/DeNoraGetachew   https://twitter.com/dosomething   Connect with Marketing Today and Alan Hart:  Twitter Alan B Hart - http://twitter.com/abhart  LinkedIn Alan  - https://www.linkedin.com/in/alanhart  Twitter Marketing Today - http://twitter.com/themktgtoday  Facebook Marketing Today - https://www.facebook.com/themktgtoday/  LinkedIn Marketing Today - https://www.linkedin.com/company/marketing-today-with-alan-hart/  Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/marketingtodaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Leading the Way at Leonard's, co-hosts Dwayne Knepper and Ken Johnson speak with Holly Anderson and Christina Thompson from the Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester (BCCR) about breast cancer awareness and inspiring action. Anderson and Thompson point out that the focus on fighting this deadly disease should not end when Breast Cancer Awareness Month ends -- it must be a persistent, year-round effort. Plus, Leonard's Express CEO Ken Johnson shares details about his family's close call with breast cancer and what the company is doing to promote breast cancer awareness throughout the year.

Art is often lovely to look at and can entertain us. But the arts can also be a powerful way to communicate ideas, inspire people, and affect them in profound ways - even inspire them to live better and change how they behave every day. Louise Gauthier is speaking tonight at Bootleg Brew Co. in Corner Brook, as part of the Green Drinks Speaker Series. Her talk is about how art can be used to create positive environmental change.

Trapezoid of Discovery is the pseudonym used by an information security engineer who has cataloged and refuted claims from election deniers as they’ve toured around the country, drawing crowds and inspiring conspiracy-minded activism. We discuss what these traveling events have been like, why people should pay attention to what’s happening around them, and how they relate to the broader Republican activist base.Follow Trapezoid of Discovery: @get_innocuousThe NPR article mentioned in this episode: Election deniers have taken their fraud theories on tour — to nearly every state This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit shtpost.substack.com/subscribe

Peta Wittig is the General Manager for Phillip Island Nature Parks, an organization that focuses on conservation and research funded by their remarkable visitor attractions. After starting her career at the age of 17 on the opening team for a local aquarium, Peta fell in love with startups and aquatic wildlife attractions. Peta gained incredible experience by traveling the world and helping bring various aquariums and wildlife attractions to life in her journey leading to Phillip Island. In this interview, Peta takes her years of experience to teach us about inspiring action, being your authentic self, and knowing your purpose.    Inspiring Action   "Inspiring people to act is about making a connection."   Entertainment and education are much more synonymous than you might think. The balance of creating a fun environment where people can enjoy themselves whilst simultaneously creating a call to action isn't rocket science. By creating a connection through the world of entertainment, the doors are opened to insert a powerful message inspiring action within a person by simply letting them have fun.   Live animals are another key element of inspiring action, where it's important to maintain the balance of education and entertainment. Ultimately, animals are not there for people's entertainment, but should instead be used to help benefit the balance of education and enjoyment by having employees teach people about the unique aspects of wildlife and how we can protect it for years to come.  Being Your Authentic Self   "Your purpose is key to enjoying what you do and being authentic."   Being authentic is key to not only enjoying yourself, but also letting others enjoy you. When being your true self, your leadership and goals become much more transparent and can make you a leader worth following. By showing what your message is and what impact you want to make on the world, it creates a much more positive atmosphere and helps generate an aura of success.    By being authentic, you can break down barriers that stem from cultural differences and help bridge the gap between people with different backgrounds, something that leaders often struggle with. By maintaining the same goals and messages, it's never impossible to rally a team towards those objectives.  Knowing Your Purpose   "Your purpose is key to enjoying what you do and being authentic."   When you're doing something you enjoy, it's easy to get up in the morning and it's easy to be your authentic self. Enjoyment stems from your purpose, and your purpose creates your goals and impact you want to make on the world. By creating and recognizing your purpose, it's easy to become a natural leader and enjoy what you do.   Knowing your purpose is key to being happy and being your authentic self. Without knowing your purpose, it's impossible to work towards your goals that should stem from that purpose. To learn more about Peta's purpose, you can visit penguins.org.au. To contact Peta directly, you can connect with her on LinkedIn. This podcast wouldn't be possible without the incredible work of our amazing team: Scheduling and correspondence by Kristen Karaliunas Branding and design by Fabiana Fonseca Summary by Mason Nichols To connect with AttractionPros: attractionpros@gmail.com

Acts 2:43 by Marcus Mullet | Lead Elder

Acts 2:43 by Marcus Mullet | Lead Elder

Powerful speeches change minds, communities and the world, and teach us valuable lessons in the art of persuasion and creating positive change. Speech writing and presentation is a common minefield in leadership but a strong, engaging speech is imperative in giving direction, guidance and inspiration. Margie Hartley sits down with  Founder of leadership consultancy Mojologic and author of What She Said, Monica Lunin to find out how powerful speeches work and why they're effective, how we can deliver more persuasive presentations, why being good at oratorical leadership is so important to our career and how we can leverage the power of the spoken word. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rafaela Nicola and Gaston Fulquet of Wetlands International join us this month on the Lookfar Podcast. We talk about the many threats facing the world's great wetlands and how Wetlands International's community-centric efforts seek to combat those threats, working collaboratively with regional and local governments, civil society, and the private sector. Rafaela also shares insights from partnering with the Kadiweu indigenous communities in the Pantanal in Brazil, and Gaston details his work in the Parana Basin in Argentina. A fascinating and hopeful discussion as we kick of "Season 2" of the Lookfar Podcast.

Are you ready to make that leap from where you are now to where you want to be?In this mini series episode, I talk about how to start visualizing your desires, setting your intentions and moving forward. It's time to start stepping into who it is you want to be!__________________________________________The cart is open for my new program Awaken the Abundant You, an immersive 12-week experience for you to free yourself to create lasting wealth! Discover more about your current money relationship and where it might be limiting you by taking my free Money Talks Quiz __________________________________________Let's ConnectManifesting Straight Talk Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/manifestingstraighttalkFacebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/rachelchamleycoachYouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVNo7FnV06PfNgGs1IZDqrwInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/rachelchamley/Websitehttps://www.rachelchamley.com

Leaders across the globe are beginning to realize that the biggest thing stopping us from taking action on climate change isn't a lack of capacity or technical solutions. It's a lack of engagement. Of historical and cultural context. Of connection to people and place. No one wants to have climate action done to them. They want to play a role in creating solutions. They need to see themselves, their homes, their businesses and their families reflected in goals and strategies. Of course, the best (and possibly only) way to create that kind of engagement is with stories. That's why I'm so excited to have Jeff Biggers, founder of the Climate Narrative Project,  join me for this episode. Jeff draws on decades of experience as a journalist, oral historian and author to help communities shape new narratives on climate change and regenerative solutions. As a global leader in climate change communications, he's worked with groups ranging from the elite of Silicon Valley to small towns devastated by broken economic and social systems. His narrative change work has been featured in the New York Times and Chicago Tribune  - as well as on NPR and MSNBC.In our conversation, Jeff shares some beautiful and powerful stories about how he works with leaders and communities to help them create a vision of an "ecopolis" where they'd like to live in the future – then reverse engineer or backcast it to figure out what stories they need to bring to life to make it happen. Here are a couple of articles about his ecopolis work: https://artistsandclimatechange.com/2018/12/06/shaping-new-climate-narratives-why-a-journalist-historian-turned-to-theatre-for-climate-stories/https://thesolutionsjournal.com/2017/01/15/ecopolis-iowa-city-envisioning-regenerative-city-heartland/Jeff also shares critical insights about what's stopping municipalities and communities from being able to move ahead on climate action and offers tangible ideas about what we can do right now to get unstuck. (Hint - it's to hire a climate storyteller!)Jeff's approach works across cultures, continents and communities, and generates co-benefits that go well beyond mitigation and adaptation. You can find more stories about his work and outcomes here. 

Something as simple as the language you are using can change your life. In this episode Gabriel discusses 5 Action Verbs you can start implementing today to start making huge changes in your life! Please follow the GO Coaching Podcast. Share your thoughts on the voice message feature or send a message to Gabriel Olguin! Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/olguinpreneur/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/olguinpreneur/support

Danielle Harris is Managing Director of Engagement & Innovation at Elemental Excelerator. Key topics in this conversation include: How Danielle is helping to inspire action in the push for social justice and climate action goals Why we should be optimistic, despite all of the climate challenges we're facing Proactively identifying and overcoming the common challenges that founders face Common misconceptions regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion Elemental Excelator's 5-Year Strategy Links: Show notes: http://brandonbartneck.com/futureofmobility/danielleharris Danielle's Twitter: https://twitter.com/innovation_dj Danielle's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/djlanharris/ Elemental Excelarator's website: https://elementalexcelerator.com/ Elemental Excelerator's 5-Year Strategy: https://elementalexcelerator.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Elemental-5Y-Strategy-Scaling-Climate-x-Social-Equity-Solutions.pdf Danielle's Bio: A passionate advocate for environmental and racial justice, Danielle oversees Elemental's “Inspire Action” pillar of its 5-Year Strategy, committed to invigorating the hearts and minds of the many to reach our social justice and climate action goals. Previously, Danielle led Elemental's mobility strategy and portfolio as Director of Mobility Innovation, working directly with Elemental's mobility portfolio companies, partners and cities to catalyze collaboration within the transportation industry. As a thought leader in new mobility, Danielle provides a systems approach to help both startups and companies strategize and thrive within the ever-evolving transportation revolution. She sees mobility as a vital tool to resolve the challenges of today and unlock the potential of tomorrow. At Elemental, Danielle has worked with notable water companies such as Xos Trucks, ChargerHelp!, Ampaire, Scoot, Proterra. Prior to Elemental Excelerator: Danielle was the Innovation Strategist for San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency's (SFMTA) Office of Innovation. She integrated her background in land use and transportation planning to create dynamic teams with both city departments and tech companies. Danielle used the city's physical and companies' digital infrastructure to implement pilots that focus on the user experience. By designing for hearts and minds, these pilots successfully improved roadway safety, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, and addressed environmental inequities. After nine years with the City and County of San Francisco, she came to Elemental Excelerator to harness the power of tech to solve the big problems of climate change and environmental injustice. A proud Bay Area Native and Oakland resident, Danielle's approach is rooted in genuine curiosity, collaboration, and compassion. She is committed to bringing different voices to the table to build unconventional teams that together develop innovative and holistic solutions centered around people. Future of Mobility: The Future of Mobility podcast is focused on the development and implementation of safe, sustainable, and equitable mobility solutions, with a spotlight on the people and technology advancing these fields. linkedin.com/in/brandonbartneck/ brandonbartneck.com/futureofmobility/

Andrew Sotiropoulos, Vice President Asia Pacific/Japan, Pure Storage shares the importance of understanding team diversity, and the role of simple and thoughtful communication.

Can art inspire action? Professor John Kim and Quito Ziegler '98 discuss this big question in conversation with President Suzanne Rivera during a live event in April, 2021.Support the show (https://secure.macalester.edu/giving/)

Artivism and Witness Blanket: Preserving a Legacy are two new exhibits at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights highlighting art that has sparked activism and action for human rights around the world.While the museum is currently closed to visitors because of public health orders, the exhibits are running until January 16, 2022, and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights is continuing to provide online programming and tours in the meantime.BeCause Radio spoke with Maureen Fitzhenry, Media Relations Manager at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, to learn more. 

Interview with Mark DiMassimo, founder of Ad Agency,  DiMassimo / Goldstein, who works with such brands as WW, Hello Fresh, Samsung, SallieMae, and the Bronx Zoo.  Mark shares with us the key lessons from big company success that works for everyone - just get it done, he says. We discuss the importance of terrible ideas, the concept of behavior change marketing, and what to expect in Super Bowl advertising.If you want to get inspired, tune in. 

Participate is a platform where the world collaborates. We believe that people should be able to learn when, where and how they want. Great podcasts tell great stories, and our partners at Participate have stories to tell. We’ll talk to them about what they do, how they do it and why it’s important. We’ll also talk to them about how they’re building their community and the ways they’re helping us all learn together.Follow us!Instagram: @insideparticipateTwitter: @participateFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Participate-Inc-320098865296027/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/participate-edu/Join Mike Washburn and Dr. Julie Keane of Participate as they speak with Gyasi Ross from LA Works - a non-profit focused on volunteerism and hands-on community service in the LA Region. We’ll talk about how they’ve engaged communities in the past and how, during COVID 19 they took a chance and leaped into the virtual world - literally - to spearhead an amazing Martin Luther King Jr Day in Minecraft.

It's crucial to be able to speak the language of everyone in your organization and I don't mean being bilingual. It's important to be able to communicate effectively with all different types of personalities. This episode will show you how to communicate effectively with all 4 personality colors to effectively inspire action.

The Enactus team at the University of Arkansas is on the rise, and is headed to the Enactus National Competition to present three major projects in Kansas City for the first time in eight years. Director of Enactus at the University, Rachel Sullivant, explains the students' projects. From a hybrid coffee & retail space that employs adults with developmental disabilities to a workshop allowing those experiencing homelessness to create and sell home décor, Enactus is on a mission to engage students and the community to tackle complex social issues through entrepreneurship. Get to know Rachel, and how you can get involved with social entrepreneurship by reaching out to her at rsullivant@walton.uark.edu. Learn more about Enactus here, and check out the idea behind the McMillon Innovation Studio here!   Get your weekly dose of entrepreneurial wisdom by subscribing to us on the Podcasts app! Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook! Hear the stories of other great startup businesses by listening to our previous podcasts here! Hosts: Jeff Amerine & Michael Iseman

In this episode:  Kay, Heather, and Carol talk about the best books with visiting professor from Azusa Pacific... Read more » The post S3 Episode 11 – Books that influence us: inspiring action, and building hope. appeared first on SCARCE.

In this episode, guests: William Rosen + Laurence Minsky share insights and strategies from their book "The Activation Imperative - How to Build Brands + Business by Inspiring Action" providing a framework for marketers on how to respond to the accelerated adoption of digital shopping behaviors caused by the pandemic.

Inspiring Action

Inspiring Action

Inspiring Action

Our very first episode of our monthly WHAT ON EARTH? segment and its a goodie!!! This episode is a bit longer but so worth the listen, Bridget founded the social enterprise Bead and Proceed after working in law for three years. She now lives life by the three pillars of sustainability, creativity and community and has created herself as an SDG Expert. We learnt so much about sustainable development in this ep and I hope you do too! It truly is the way of the future for business, lifestyle and the economy! Florescence Links Instagram & Facebook Bead and Proceed Links Instagram & Website Learn more about the SDGs The Sustainable Development Solutions Network Sustainable Development Report 2020 World's Largest Lesson Jeffrey Sachs Intro & Outro Music

unday Oliver had a disease that medical science said couldn’t be cured. But as it turned out, it could be healed. 28 years of living without electricity and running water gave her a relationship with the elements (and the natural world they create) that very few people in the industrial world have. And, on the flip side, her very analytical work as an indexer and book reviewer gave her abilities to understand underlying themes and subtle connections that make our life stories, abilities she uses all the time in her healing work. Over 40 years, Sunday has collected a bouquet of healing skills: botany, plant spirit connection, and planetary relationships with plants, a BA in literature and plant medicine. She has trained in nutrition, color healing, sound and music healing, magnetic healing, flower essences, quantum touch, Reiki, essential oils, shamanic and ceremonial work, and more. But her true education has come from being in woods, and by water, and listening deeply. This is the power that turns the impossible into possible. You can get a free piece of her recorded work “Inspiring Action” by signing up at http://www.sundayoliver.com. It will gently but powerfully motivate you to do what needs to be done. You’ll also get a newsletter that gives you access to three healing calls to help you in this time: “Going Deeper Than Fear”, “Reviving from Exhaustion”, and “Grief”. Connect with Sunday: Website: www.sundayoliver.com Facebook Page: Sunday Oliver - Energy Healing FREE Silent Energy Healing Track - Lung Strengthener   Additional Resources to support you in your Awakening Journey: Enroll in the 8/8 Prosperity Playground Explore 1:1 visionary mentorship Free Trainings + Meditations Sydney’s Self-Mastery Courses Book a 1:1 Soul Sourcing Session Make a love donation: PayPal.me/sydneycampos or Venmo @SydneyCampos

Some success principles have withstood the test of time. Things like separating yourself from the competition can be vital for consistent business growth and innovation. In this episode, Adam Torres and William Rosen, CEO at VSA Partners, Inc. and Author of The Activation Imperative: How to Build Brands and Business by Inspiring Action, explore business concepts that both the novice and seasoned executive alike can benefit from.Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://www.moneymatterstoptips.com/podcastguest

After losing her mother to Alzheimer’s, Jamie Glavich began her business Almost Home Senior Services providing adult-day care and assisted living services. As a small business owner, she has utilized her story and experience to stand-out against larger competitors and create a movement. Jamie is the author of Simply Caring: Putting the Alzheimer’s Puzzle Together. Podcast Highlights: • Be Inspired To Follow Your Heart and Move Forward a Mission • Gain Insights for Sparking Awareness • Learn Creative Ideas for Leveraging Your Knowledge

Lucy Biggers of NowThis News and Amelia Nierenberg of the New York Times join Dani to talk about the challenges of food news—making connections from the food on readers’ plates to farmers, politics, climate, and more. Read our favorite highlights of this episode as you listen HERE. While you’re listening, subscribe, rate, and review the show; it would mean the world to us to have your feedback. You can listen to “Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg” wherever you consume your podcasts. Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Spotify Become a Food Tank member for exclusive benefits: join HERE! Follow Food Tank on Social Media: Twitter Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Youtube

When it comes to telling stories with data, Cole Knaflic is ahead of the curve. In October 2010, she wrote a best-selling book called storytelling with data: a data visualization guide for business professionals. That book led to the creation of storytelling with data, an agency that helps businesses communicate more effectively using data, and she’s since followed-up with another best-seller: storytelling with data: let’s practice! Prior to her current role, Cole served as a people analytics manager at Google, was the owner and chief consultant at Insight Analytics, and held several positions at Washington Mutual, among other positions. In our chat, we covered: Why sharp communication skills are integral to telling stories with data The skills data people need to effectively communicate with data Who Cole thinks you should run your presentations by first, and the specific colleagues you should be sharing them with Why it’s important to practice presentations in informal settings first How looking at data in different formats can help you build more effective presentations The differences between exploratory and explanatory data analysis in the context of storytelling The important role of diction when presenting data Cole’s opinions on the skills many modern workers need around data storytelling Why data visualization and the ability to tell stories is not a nice-to-have skill What Cole’s approach to preparing for a presentation looks like and the format she uses to kick off the process Resources and Links Designingforanalytics.com/seminar Twitter: @Storywithdata. Company website: Storytellingwithdata.com Quotes from Today’s Episode “I've always really enjoyed that space where numbers and business intersect and enjoy how we can use numbers to get to understand things better and make smarter decisions.” — Cole “If you're the one analyzing the data, you know it best. And you're actually in a unique position to be able to derive and help others derive greater value from that data. But in order to do that, you have to be able to talk to other people about it and communicate what you've done to technical audiences and to non-technical audiences.” — Cole “When it comes to communicating effectively with data, you can't take out the human part. That's the part where things can either succeed or fail.” — Cole “There's no single right way to show data. Any data can be graphed a ton of different ways. And so when we're thinking about how we visualize our data, it really means stepping back and thinking about what sort of behavior we’re trying to drive in our audience. What do we want them to see in this? And then it often means iterating through different views of the data, which is also a fantastic way just to get to know your data better because different views will make observations easier or less easy to see.” — Cole “As soon as we try to draw attention to one aspect of the data or another, it actually makes any other potential takeaways harder to see.” — Cole “Words are very important for making our data accessible and understandable.” — Cole “Depending on the visualization, what you're doing is you're teaching yourself not to assume that the information is necessarily clear. You're being objective. And it

Michaela French has been making large-scale immersive, full dome experiences since 1999, and at IDFA DocLab she was showing her Climate Crimes piece, which explores

Mic'ed up is about us 4 youths hoping to inspire and impact lives one story at a time with our tag line Inspiring Action through Stories!!! In this episode we are talking about our background and also what we are doing and also our future plans This is a pilot episode and we kinda rushed it so we still got stuff to improve so please do let us know how to do any improvements or any tips, THANK YOU :) Hope you guys enjoy and we are looking forward to bring you more stories on other people that will bring massive value to you!! SO STAY TUNED!!!

Visual content & advertising has been flipped on its head. An industry that was once ruled by the top holding companies has opened its gates to modern-day creators who produce authentic visuals, original imagery & localized stories for the most respected brands in the world. DS Projects is bringing this vision to the likes of adidas, Budweiser, Fila, Foot Locker & Governors Ball Music Festival, by navigating the new landscape of creatives --  those who are leading the future of advertising. Founder/CEO Dylan Hattem shares the ongoing mission to work with major brands who are looking to be agile, produce high-quality content, and require authentic + original imagery, all to inspire action and unlock new audiences.

Champion Autism Network, Inc. (CAN) is a nonprofit autism awareness organization based in Surfside Beach, South Carolina. CAN was founded in 2012 by Becky Large, a business professional and mother of a child on the spectrum. CAN’s goal is to raise autism awareness, reduce criticism and judgment and help families with children on the autism spectrum develop a network of like-minded people and supports, locally and beyond. Their mission is to raise autism awareness, hold sensory/autism friendly events and inspire action to support people with autism and their families. Find out more at https://championautismnetwork.com/ Please check out the Autism in Action Facebook group for more autism resources, and connect with other families affected by autism. https://www.facebook.com/groups/2433480950016553/ The launch of the Piece by Peace parenting program has took off and is available for parents to help them learn to advocate and navigate through the world of autism. Please join our email list to learn more about the program at https://mailchi.mp/4504135de926/piecebypeace PLEASE share this podcast and leave a comment or review to help us grow and spread the word about all the services available for families affected by autism. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/autisminaction/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/autisminaction/support

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What makes a great leader, today we look at DRIVE. Inspiring Action to drive performance is what we need to achive better results and be better leaders.Join our free Academy group on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/groups/coachcurlacademyThink & Grow Business. Strengthening Leadership – Mindset – Businesshttps://thinkandgrowbusiness.com.au/“Seriously Simple Stuff to Get You Unstuck” Download it Now on tonycurl.com.auCheck Out this Amazing Digital Marketing Platform – https://www.totallybuilderall.com/REMEMBER THE GOLDEN RULE –DON'T BE AN ASSHOLEThe Coach Curl Academy – Now Open: https://thecoachcurlacademy.com/

What makes a great leader, today we look at DRIVE. Inspiring Action to drive performance is what we need to achive better results and be better leaders.Join our free Academy group on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/groups/coachcurlacademyThink & Grow Business. Strengthening Leadership – Mindset – Businesshttps://thinkandgrowbusiness.com.au/“Seriously Simple Stuff to Get You Unstuck” Download it Now on tonycurl.com.auCheck Out this Amazing Digital Marketing Platform – https://www.totallybuilderall.com/REMEMBER THE GOLDEN RULE –DON’T BE AN ASSHOLEThe Coach Curl Academy – Now Open: https://thecoachcurlacademy.com/

In Episode 87 of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, we interview Chris Strub, a travelling mobile storyteller with a passion for working with non-profit organizations. He is known as the Giving Day Guy who drives measurable increases in online donations for non-profits by hosting and producing live video content. I met Chris in Social Media Marketing World in San Diego and when I heard about his story I just knew I had to bring him to chat. He shares with us how he helps raise millions of dollars for hundreds of charities through live streaming video. We also unpack what makes these events so impactful in moving people to take action and what you can do in your own business or non-profit to grow your own reach and impact. We will also learn more about his equipment and the tools he uses for his live streaming started and the gear you’ll need to get you started. In this episode we cover: What led him to what he’s doing today in the world of live video in the non-profit space. Where are non-profit organizations struggling in getting their message heard? The opportunities on digital marketing that non-profits don’t utilize Giving Days - what are they, how do they work. How Facebook live helps increase awareness for non-profits. Chris’ advice in capitalizing the reach your business / non-profit can potentially have through digital marketing and raise awareness about what you are doing. Tapping into the tools that you have to celebrate the giver and make them feel like they’re winning. Using video not only raise awareness of the need to give but to move people to actually give. The idea of positioning donors as heroes and how it can help. Chris’ advice to non-profits who are struggling to position donors as heroes instead of themselves. His set up, the equipment he uses and what you can use to get started. His experience with LinkedIn Live and where is it going. Links mentioned in the show (https://www.teamstrub.com/) (http://www.instagram.com/chrisstrub) (http://www.twitter.com/chrisstrub) Chris Strub’s Book: 50 States, 100 Days Chris’ Equipment List (https://www.switcherstudio.com/) Support this podcast

Gina Brooks is a force of nature. A moment in Gina's company can inspire you to move mountains and when she laughs, you can't help but laugh with her. For over 20yrs she has been empowering and inspiring people to maximise their potential so that they can develop sustainable and growing businesses. She was recognised as runner-up for the Australian Learning and Development Professional of the year in 2017. Using principles in Positive Psychology, Neuroscience and Emotional Intelligence she uses strategies and tools to inspire action and encourage employee engagement in organisations. Listen out for why Gina is a big advocate for Networking, Just saying YES and living your life according to your highest priorities.Sit back, Relax and Enjoy the Conversation.Thanks so much for listening! If you like this episode please subscribe to “Chicks Crushing It” and rate and review wherever you listen to your podcasts:Apple PodcastsSpotifyFollow on Social MediaInstagramLinkedin

On this show, we talked about effective financial planning, successfully utilizing technology and embracing each state of the planning process with James Matthews, CFP and Financial Advisor with Consolidated Planning.  Listen to learn how to avoid financial overwhelm and get on the path to success! For the Difference Making Tip, scan ahead to 17:17. You can learn more about James at CPlanning.com, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Please subscribe to the show however you’re listening, leave a review and share it with someone who appreciates good ideas. You can learn more about the show at GeorgeGrombacher.com, or contact George at Contact@GeorgeGrombacher.com.   Registered Representative and Financial Advisor of Park Avenue Securities LLC (PAS). OSJ: 4201 Congress Street, Suite 295, Charlotte, NC 28209, (704)-552-8507. Securities products and advisory services offered through PAS, member FINRA, SIPC. Financial Representative of The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America® (Guardian), New York, NY. PAS is an indirect, wholly-owned subsidiary of Guardian. Condolidated Planning Inc. is not an affiliate or subsidiary of PAS or Guardian. 2019-72206 exp 01/21

Susan DeVore has been in and around the healthcare industry for most of her life – long before she became president and CEO of Premier Inc., a company that unites an alliance of more than 4,000 hospitals and health systems and approximately 165,000 other providers and organizations to transform healthcare. It’s a little-known fact that Susan’s roots at Premier date back to her childhood when her father, a biomedical engineer, worked for a predecessor to the company. After working at Ernst & Young – including time as a partner and senior healthcare industry management practice leader, among other roles – she got the call to interview at Premier. No one was aware of Susan’s company legacy at that time, but after she joined, there were longtime employees who remembered her attending the company picnic or other gatherings as a young teenager. Susan’s lifelong focus on improving the healthcare system and her current role at Premier – driven by insight from such a vast network of care delivery organizations – combine to give her an incredibly valuable perspective for solving healthcare’s biggest challenges. Premier’s network enables it to maintain a dataset that encompasses roughly 45% of patients in the US. Those data inform Susan’s leadership and the decisions the company makes to help solve cost and quality challenges and develop a unique model of care delivery. At the HIMSS Global Conference & Exhibition in February Susan will be delivering a keynote session titled, “Healing from Within: Leading Change, Inspiring Action.” But you can hear her first on this episode of Breaking Health Podcast. Susan’s conversation with Keith Figlioli covers a number of pressing topics including: • Reducing Waste in the System – Susan talks about how there’s still 30% waste in the system and three times unwanted variation in care delivery, and how these challenges can’t be solved by insurance companies or the government. She believes the only way to tackle them is head-on, from within the system, and shares her thoughts about how data, technology, and influence within healthcare systems are all critical to driving transformation.• Changing the Social System – the decades-old social system that the healthcare industry is built upon is one that’s difficult to change. But it’s starting to change in experimental ways, driven by innovators and early adopters who recognize that it’s unsustainable for healthcare costs to grow at twice the rate of the economy, and who want to do something about it. Susan talks about how and why it’s easy to stay in a fee-for-service world and shares her thoughts on the main barriers to change.• The Path to Alternative Payments – as Susan sees it, the big thing that’s holding health systems back from adopting alternative payment models is uncertainty. If providers that haven’t adopted or are only experimenting in alternative payments think there’s a chance that fee-for-service might last longer, it’s much harder for them to make the leap. However, she talks about her view of federal regulations and how the “training wheels are coming off” to force change more quickly.• The Next Big Thing: Making Big Data Small – while increasing access to healthcare data is playing an important role in transforming the industry, one big challenge right now is the sheer volume of data that exists. Susan talks about how the next big thing on the horizon will be figuring out ways to make vast amounts of data more usable. She talks about how to get “small data” into the workflow so it’s available for physicians and patients to use in making informed decisions that change the care being delivered.To hear Susan DeVore talk about these topics and more, listen to this episode of Breaking Health Podcast.

Susan DeVore has been in and around the healthcare industry for most of her life – long before she became president and CEO of Premier Inc., a company that unites an alliance of more than 4,000 hospitals and health systems and approximately 165,000 other providers and organizations to transform healthcare.It’s a little-known fact that Susan’s roots at Premier date back to her childhood when her father, a biomedical engineer, worked for a predecessor to the company. After working at Ernst & Young – including time as a partner and senior healthcare industry management practice leader, among other roles – she got the call to interview at Premier.No one was aware of Susan’s company legacy at that time, but after she joined, there were longtime employees who remembered her attending the company picnic or other gatherings as a young teenager.Susan’s lifelong focus on improving the healthcare system and her current role at Premier – driven by insight from such a vast network of care delivery organizations – combine to give her an incredibly valuable perspective for solving healthcare’s biggest challenges. Premier’s network enables it to maintain a dataset that encompasses roughly 45% of patients in the US. Those data inform Susan’s leadership and the decisions the company makes to help solve cost and quality challenges and develop a unique model of care delivery.At the HIMSS Global Conference & Exhibition in February Susan will be delivering a keynote session titled, “Healing from Within: Leading Change, Inspiring Action.” But you can hear her first on this episode of Healthcare is Hard: A Podcast for Insiders. Susan’s conversation with Keith Figlioli covers a number of pressing topics including: Reducing Waste in the System – Susan talks about how there’s still 30% waste in the system and three times unwanted variation in care delivery, and how these challenges can’t be solved by insurance companies or the government. She believes the only way to tackle them is head-on, from within the system, and shares her thoughts about how data, technology, and influence within healthcare systems are all critical to driving transformation. Changing the Social System – the decades-old social system that the healthcare industry is built upon is one that’s difficult to change. But it’s starting to change in experimental ways, driven by innovators and early adopters who recognize that it’s unsustainable for healthcare costs to grow at twice the rate of the economy, and who want to do something about it. Susan talks about how and why it’s easy to stay in a fee-for-service world and shares her thoughts on the main barriers to change. The Path to Alternative Payments – as Susan sees it, the big thing that’s holding health systems back from adopting alternative payment models is uncertainty. If providers that haven’t adopted or are only experimenting in alternative payments think there’s a chance that fee-for-service might last longer, it’s much harder for them to make the leap. However, she talks about her view of federal regulations and how the “training wheels are coming off” to force change more quickly. The Next Big Thing: Making Big Data Small – while increasing access to healthcare data is playing an important role in transforming the industry, one big challenge right now is the sheer volume of data that exists. Susan talks about how the next big thing on the horizon will be figuring out ways to make vast amounts of data more usable. She talks about how to get “small data” into the workflow so it’s available for physicians and patients to use in making informed decisions that change the care being delivered.To hear Susan DeVore talk about these topics and more, listen to this episode of Healthcare is Hard:

The heroes make speeches and rile support for their plans. Elaris goes on a date. Discord: discord.gg/JkTFjdB Website: AdvantageDnD.com Twitter: @AdvantageDnD Instagram: @AdvantageDnD Facebook: Advantage Tumblr: @AdvantageDnD Email: AdvantageDnD@gmail.com Art: Daniel Grayling Music: Blake Bost (@blakebost) Website: Labor of Love Graphics (laboroflovegraphics.com)

The KWAP Inspire: Environmental Conference 2018 is a two-day conference, themed “Inspiring Action for a Better Tomorrow”, hosted by KWAP together with the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) as part of the Sustainable Investment Week 2018.Joining us to share more about the conference, and how the finance sector must play a role in the fight against climate change are Dr. Keith Lee, the Sustainable Finance Engagement Manager at WWF-Malaysia and Ismail Zakaria, the Director of the Corporate Strategy & Performance Department, at the The Retirement Fund Incorporated (KWAP). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The KWAP Inspire: Environmental Conference 2018 is a two-day conference, themed “Inspiring Action for a Better Tomorrow”, hosted by KWAP together with the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) as part of the Sustainable Investment Week 2018.Joining us to share more about the conference, and how the finance sector must play a role in the fight against climate change are Dr. Keith Lee, the Sustainable Finance Engagement Manager at WWF-Malaysia and Ismail Zakaria, the Director of the Corporate Strategy & Performance Department, at the The Retirement Fund Incorporated (KWAP).

The KWAP Inspire: Environmental Conference 2018 is a two-day conference, themed “Inspiring Action for a Better Tomorrow”, hosted by KWAP together with the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) as part of the Sustainable Investment Week 2018.Joining us to share more about the conference, and how the finance sector must play a role in the fight against climate change are Dr. Keith Lee, the Sustainable Finance Engagement Manager at WWF-Malaysia and Ismail Zakaria, the Director of the Corporate Strategy & Performance Department, at the The Retirement Fund Incorporated (KWAP).

Nikki Lewallen fosters connections and promotes networking as CEO of Rainmakers, an Indianapolis firm she joined in 2007 that builds bridges within Indiana’s business community. She also shares her expertise on the Gut + Science podcast that started in April this year. ----- Do you know someone who lives for the weekend and hates the thought of Mondays? If so, learn how Nikki Lewallen inspires people to live life for Mondays. She enjoys connecting people and enhancing corporate culture by helping others appreciate their contributions as valued members of their companies. In this episode, Nikki encourages managers and leadership to discover what motivates staff and how we can inspire them to find deeper meaning in their work. This motivational speaker and philanthropist shares her passion for putting systems in place that allow us to gain valuable feedback. She encourages the use of an assessment tool managed by a third party to encourage higher participation and honest responses. When we solicit feedback from employees, we must act upon it rather than file it away. We need to do this regularly, perhaps once each quarter. If we plan to inspire action and enhance our corporate culture, we need to reassure those willing to share their opinions that they will be valued, disclosed in a way that assures confidentiality, and will lead to change. We must do more than go through the motions. Nikki encourages intentional acts of kindness and discusses the value of seeking mentors. The messages from this podcast should offer inspiration for those throughout the organization. I hope you enjoy this episode! Ways to contact Nikki: Website: gorainmakers.com/our-staff Instagram: @nikkilewallen LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/nikkilewallen Twitter: @NikkiLewallen Email: nikki@gorainmakers.com

Anthony Brogno, an avid adventurer, snowboarder, hiker, and climber, joins Tatiana Berindei to explain about inspiring action with empathy. He loves anything involving the outdoors. He currently works as an expeditions coordinator in Massachusetts and is always searching for his next adventure. Having been to Patagonia before, Anthony brought his experience and wilderness skills [...]

The Enactus team at the University of Arkansas is on the rise, and is headed to the Enactus National Competition to present three major projects in Kansas City for the first time in eight years. Director of Enactus at the University, Rachel Sullivant, explains the students' projects. From a hybrid coffee & retail space that employs adults with developmental disabilities to a workshop allowing those experiencing homelessness to create and sell home décor, Enactus is on a mission to engage students and the community to tackle complex social issues through entrepreneurship. Get to know Rachel, and how you can get involved with social entrepreneurship by reaching out to her at rsullivant@walton.uark.edu. Learn more about Enactus here, and check out the idea behind the McMillon Innovation Studio here!   Get your weekly dose of entrepreneurial wisdom by subscribing to us on the Podcasts app! Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook! Hear the stories of other great startup businesses by listening to our previous podcasts here! Hosts: Jeff Amerine & Michael Iseman

Episode #023 Motivation Most people think to motivate an employee they must use money to incentivize the behavior and actions they want. That could not be farther from the truth! Motivation is about calling those around you to action through your example and how you empower them as followers and employees. Ken and Paul share their insights about what motivation really is, how to motivate others and how call them to action. Insights: Leaders must set the example for their followers Show people how much you care with your actions Give your people time to master their jobs, autonomy as much as possible and always give them purpose Tips and Challenges: Have a growth mindset What would do if you could not fail? Challenge the way you thought you could motivate people Show Links: Nick Vujicic Dan Pink TED Talk on The Puzzle of Motivation Dan Pink RSA Video Simon Sinek TED Talk on How Great Leaders Inspire Action Find Your WHY by Simon Sinek WHY Discover Course by Simon Sinek Laurel Elixr Coffee Roasters Ready Player One by Ernest Cline Leaders Press On Blog by Paul Ready Player One Be sure to check back every Tuesday for a new episode and head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe! Got a question you’d like us to answer? Email us at leadingthemillennials@gmail.com

The podcast that asks the world's top advertising professionals how they got started in the business. Hosted by Tom Christmann, CCO of DiMassimo Goldstein, an inspiring action agency in New York City. They say you're not in advertising until you've been fired. Droga5 ECD Matt Ian knows a little bit about that. He was fired from his first job in advertising. But did he give up? No sir. And look at him now! In this episode of The A-List, we reel in the years with Matt as he discusses his beginnings as an aimless youth in Connecticut and then takes us through jobs at BBH NY, Chiat NY and Deutsch LA. We also discuss why words are stupid. And if anybody wants to fund Tom & Matt's Motorcycle Tour of South America, contact Matt on twitter at his “unfortunate handle” @saintdouchebag. The A-List is brought to you by Adhouse Advertising School. Advertising Age called Adhouse New York's newest, smallest and arguably hippest ad school. Their philosophy? An ad class is only as relevant as the professional who teaches it. Adhouse classes are taught by the best in the biz in the agencies where they work. You get ten weeks of classes for just six hundred bucks. To apply, go to http://www.adhousenyc.com and for the latest news, follow adhousenyc on Facebook. The host of The A-List is Tom Christmann, Chief Creative Officer at DiMassimo Goldstein, an Inspiring Action agency in New York City. It's recorded at Gramercy Post in New York City.

This week, Beth is taking what she's heard from podcast guests about the meaning of participation and turning it into concrete actions you can take. She outlines five shifts you can make on the path to participation. It's clear that participation can mean different things to different organizations, she says, but what everyone has in common in the need to inspire people to take the important actions you need for your organization to thrive. From creating a survey to get to know your audience better to making the simple change of swapping "we" for "you," Beth details ways you can get the right people to get involved.

Phil Carpenter, Chief Marketing Officer at UpLift, is responsible for all facets of UpLift’s marketing. Before joining UpLift, Phil served as senior partner and chair, western region for Allison+Partners, an integrated communications agency. Previously, he was Vice President of Marketing for Simply Hired and Vice President of Corporate Marketing for SideStep. Phil holds a B.A. from Stanford in English and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School. He is also on the board of The Marine Mammal Center. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why marketing segmentation is so important How Phil hones in on his market and then tests it How Phil picks and chooses what marketing channels to use Why you need to get clear on your definition of who you want to reach and you want to influence them Why you need to allocate your resources based on what your objectives Why you need to offer truly valuable content Inspiring action, exploration, and engagement Helping your sales people successful Why you need to get public relations right The value of being present at industry events Driving incremental success Ways to contact Phil: Website: www.uplift.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/philcarpenter www.tmmc.org

We are going to talk about how to move beyond burnout and exhaustion. Your body and your mind can only take so much before it shuts down. I truly believe that our bodies tell us when we need rest or just a mental break. But many times, we are too busy to notice the signs. As we near the end of the year, many of us will spend time reflecting on this year, which can be a scary and dangerous thing. You can also text NOW to 38470 to sign up for our exclusive free email resources and check out the show notes & links can be found at: ItsTimePodcast.com. Please share your thoughts! Shoot us a line at info@itstimepodcast.com. Or give us a shout at (786) 548-1118.

 1-on-1 COACHING – sign-up today In-Q stands for Question Everything, and this poet, songwriter, and visionary does just that. He is on a mission to inspire people to be poets... The post 15 In-Q – Poet Extraordinaire Opens Up About Inspiring Action & Living in The Moment appeared first on Make Your Mark Today.

The 40th Annual Family Institute and Black History Month Special His Royal Majesty Oba Adejuyigbe Egundjobi Alladohonu Oyewole Adefunmi II, of Oyotunji Village, South Carolina "Inspiring Action and Stimulating Ideas" HRH the Oba (“King”) will speak on empowering people through the practical application of Yoruba traditions.

Rohit Bhargava has spent most of his career inspiring better marketing by helping companies act in more human ways. He is the #1 best-selling author of Likeonomics: The Unexpected Truth Behind Earning Trust, Influencing Behavior, and Inspiring Action. The book offers a new vision of a world beyond Facebook where personal relationships, likeability, brutal honesty, extreme simplicity, and basic humanity are behind everything from multi-million dollar mergers to record-breaking product sales. There is a real ROI to likeability, and exactly how big it is will amaze you. His latest book is Always Eat Left Handed: 15 Surprisingly Simple Secrets Of Success. It gives entertaining lessons and tried-and-true words of wisdom beyond the obvious and oft-repeated "Make mistakes. Do what you love. Take risks. Never give up."