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Intrinsic correlations of galaxy sizes in a hydrodynamical cosmological simulation by Harry Johnston et al. on Sunday 25 September Residuals between measured galactic radii and those predicted by the Fundamental Plane (FP) are possible tracers of weak lensing magnification. However, observations have shown these to be systematically correlated with the large-scale structure. We use the Horizon-AGN hydrodynamical cosmological simulation to analyse these intrinsic size correlations (ISCs) for both elliptical (early-type) and spiral (late-type) galaxies at $z=0.06$. We fit separate FPs to each sample, finding similarly distributed radius residuals, $lambda$, in each case. We find persistent $lambdalambda$ correlations over three-dimensional separations $0.5-17,h^{-1}{rm{Mpc}}$ in the case of spiral galaxies, at $>3sigma$ significance. When relaxing a mass-selection, applied for better agreement with galaxy clustering constraints, the spiral $lambdalambda$ detection strengthens to $9sigma$; we detect a $5sigma$ density-$lambda$ correlation; and we observe intrinsically-large spirals to cluster more strongly than small spirals over scales $lesssim10,h^{-1}{rm{Mpc}}$, at $>5sigma$ significance. Conversely, and in agreement with the literature, we observe lower-mass, intrinsically-small ellipticals to cluster more strongly than their large counterparts over scales $0.5-17,h^{-1}{rm{Mpc}}$, at $>5sigma$ significance. We model $lambdalambda$ correlations using a phenomenological non-linear size model, and predict the level of contamination for cosmic convergence analyses. We find the systematic contribution to be of similar order to, or dominant over the cosmological signal. We make a mock measurement of an intrinsic, systematic contribution to the projected surface mass density $Sigma(r)$ and find statistically significant, low-amplitude, positive (negative) contributions from lower-mass spirals (ellipticals), which may be of concern for large-scale ($gtrsim,7,h^{-1}$ Mpc) measurements. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.11063v1

Intrinsic correlations of galaxy sizes in a hydrodynamical cosmological simulation by Harry Johnston et al. on Sunday 25 September Residuals between measured galactic radii and those predicted by the Fundamental Plane (FP) are possible tracers of weak lensing magnification. However, observations have shown these to be systematically correlated with the large-scale structure. We use the Horizon-AGN hydrodynamical cosmological simulation to analyse these intrinsic size correlations (ISCs) for both elliptical (early-type) and spiral (late-type) galaxies at $z=0.06$. We fit separate FPs to each sample, finding similarly distributed radius residuals, $lambda$, in each case. We find persistent $lambdalambda$ correlations over three-dimensional separations $0.5-17,h^{-1}{rm{Mpc}}$ in the case of spiral galaxies, at $>3sigma$ significance. When relaxing a mass-selection, applied for better agreement with galaxy clustering constraints, the spiral $lambdalambda$ detection strengthens to $9sigma$; we detect a $5sigma$ density-$lambda$ correlation; and we observe intrinsically-large spirals to cluster more strongly than small spirals over scales $lesssim10,h^{-1}{rm{Mpc}}$, at $>5sigma$ significance. Conversely, and in agreement with the literature, we observe lower-mass, intrinsically-small ellipticals to cluster more strongly than their large counterparts over scales $0.5-17,h^{-1}{rm{Mpc}}$, at $>5sigma$ significance. We model $lambdalambda$ correlations using a phenomenological non-linear size model, and predict the level of contamination for cosmic convergence analyses. We find the systematic contribution to be of similar order to, or dominant over the cosmological signal. We make a mock measurement of an intrinsic, systematic contribution to the projected surface mass density $Sigma(r)$ and find statistically significant, low-amplitude, positive (negative) contributions from lower-mass spirals (ellipticals), which may be of concern for large-scale ($gtrsim,7,h^{-1}$ Mpc) measurements. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.11063v1

Commemorating our 2nd year ending with all of you spacey travelers around the cosmos. Seeing some of your, and our, favorite destinations. Being apart while waiting for our craft to be repaired has really built up some angst on our part. We hope you are as excited to be soaring again as we are!!!Socials:Twitter: @intrinsicpod1 https://twitter.com/intrinsicpod1 Instagram: @intrinsic.podcast https://www.instagram.com/intrinsic.podcast/https://www.mixcloud.com/intrinsic_podcast/https://www.facebook.com/DJDaylighthttps://www.facebook.com/intrinsic.podcasthttps://soundcloud.com/daylight_musichttps://soundcloud.com/intrinsic_podcast#Trance #Trancefamily #DanceMusic #daylight_dj_ #intrinsicpodcast #podcast

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.09.20.508669v1?rss=1 Authors: Munuera, J., Ribes Agost, M., Bendetowicz, D., Kerebel, A., Chambon, V., Lau, B. Abstract: When deciding between options that do or do not lead to future choices, humans often choose to choose. We studied choice seeking by asking subjects to decide between a choice opportunity or performing a computer-selected action. Subjects preferred choice when these options were equally rewarded, even deterministically, and were willing to trade extrinsic rewards for the opportunity to choose. We explained individual variability in choice seeking using reinforcement learning models incorporating risk sensitivity and overvaluation of rewards obtained through choice. Degrading perceived controllability diminished choice preference, although willingness to repeat selection of choice opportunities remained unchanged. In choices following these repeats, subjects were sensitive to rewards following freely chosen actions, but ignored environmental information in a manner consistent with a desire to maintain personal control. Choice seeking appears to reflect the intrinsic need for personal control, which competes with extrinsic reward properties and external information to motivate behavior. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

Do you know what really motivates your sales reps? You might think it's an easy answer: money. But it's not that simple. Sales reps generally fall into two categories—or somewhere in between. Understanding what motivates each of your sales reps is the key to unlocking their best performance. The illustration below shows You-kai Cho's interpretation of the “Core Drives” that influence whether motivation is extrinsically or intrinsically driven. To visualize this, Cho has mapped the core drives relative to the two sides of the brain. This distinction doesn't refer to brain geography in medical terms. It's a simple way to conceptualize the core drives of employees who are intrinsically motivated versus extrinsically motivated. In this sense, left-brain core drives are those that are associated with logical, higher-order analytic thinking or ownership. Whereas the right-brain drives are underpinned by creativity, curiosity, and social tendencies. Extrinsic Sales Motivation Factors Likely, your middle-performers are extrinsically driven. The main motivating factors for these sales reps are things like money, rewards, and other material recognition. Their best results occur in short, heavily incentivized sales cycles, and they love external rewards and status symbols such as having their conversion rate, win rate, and call data displayed on KPI dashboards around the office (like you can do with the Plecto and Aircall integration). These are reps who pull out all the stops to outperform their teammates during each sales cycle to grab the bonus. Extrinsically motivated reps love to see their hard work translate into higher earnings. They equate effort with potential income, so it's a safe bet they'll work the phones and burn the midnight oil when there's an opportunity to make more money. Intrinsic Sales Motivation Factors Contrary to what you might think, your top sales reps are likely to be intrinsically motivated by truly enjoying their work and achieving their personal goals—even more so than money. Their main sales motivation factors are things like recognition, fulfillment, and their love of the job. They produce consistent results time and time again. Intrinsically motivated reps are willing to invest the necessary time and effort needed to perform. They'll often seek out licenses, certifications, and professional development courses to help them learn new skills and improve their sales techniques. You may not even notice, but they'll be keeping a keen eye on how many calls they've made in Aircall, to see where (or if) their effort is lacking. They see themselves as their biggest competitor, and they're always striving to be better. “In a sales team, you need to understand what motivates people. Some people want to get a promotion, whereas others prefer recognition—and others focus on the money, a pat on the back, or any kind of reward. It depends, as it's quite individual.” Alen Mayer, Author of Selling Is Better Than Sex Many companies design their incentive programs to cater solely to extrinsic motivators and later discover that employee motivation plummets when they remove the incentive—sometimes even diminishing lower than before the incentive was introduced. That's why it's so important to understand how employees are stimulated. With this knowledge, you'll know exactly how to motivate sales reps to achieve the best possible results over the long haul. How to Motivate Sales Reps—Regardless of Motivation Factors A little recon is the first step to motivating your sales reps. Your job as an effective leader is to figure out what motivates each person on your team. Observe them and bring your observations to your one-to-one coaching sessions. Encourage each employee to share their thoughts and make sure to listen. Some effective opening questions could be: What do you enjoy about sales? What's your least favorite part of sales? How would you like to be defined as a sales rep? What are your personal and professional goals?...

DR. MEG MEEKER with guests ALYSSA BLASK CAMPBELL“Emotional Intelligence” has become somewhat of a buzzword in today's culture. In this episode, Alyssa breaks things down to describe how emotional intelligence is based on five components: self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy and social skills. “In terms of raising emotionally intelligent humans: We're not talking about changing who kids are, but shifting how adults experience kids' emotions.” Topics discussed in this episode include: ·   Finding a pause between reaction and response·   Learning to regulate and choose words and actions wisely·   Intrinsic vs. extrinsic motivation: What is driving us?·   Why are the birth-to-age 5 years so important?·   Why our nervous system is like a battery; it drains throughout the day & needs to be recharged·   And more! FROM THE PRODUCERThanks for listening to Episode #178, How to Raise an Emotionally Intelligent Child, and for helping Dr. Meg's parenting revolution reach more than SEVEN MILLION downloads! Please subscribe, rate and leave a review for us on iTunes!Get Social with Dr. Meg on Facebook & Instagram @MegMeekerMDCheck out Dr. Meg's parenting resources and tools! www.meekerparenting.com  

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.09.20.508678v1?rss=1 Authors: Stevens, W. D., Khan, N., Anderson, J. A. E., Grady, C. L., Bialystok, E. Abstract: Cognitive Reserve (CR) refers to the preservation of cognitive function in the face of age- or disease-related neuroanatomical decline. While bilingualism is known to contribute to CR, the extent to which, and what particular aspect of, second language experience contributes to CR are debated, and the underlying neural mechanism(s) unknown. Intrinsic functional connectivity reflects experience-dependent neuroplasticity that occurs across timescales ranging from minutes to decades, and may be a neural mechanism underlying CR. To test this hypothesis, we used voxel-based morphometry and resting-state functional connectivity analyses of MRI data to compare structural and functional brain integrity between bilingual and monolingual older adults, matched on cognitive performance using a rigorous propensity score matching technique, and across levels of second language proficiency measured as a continuous variable. Bilingualism, and degree of second language proficiency in particular, were associated with lower grey matter integrity in a hub of the default mode network, a region that is particularly vulnerable to decline in aging and dementia, but preserved functional network organization that resembled the young adult brain. Our findings confirm that lifelong bilingualism contributes to CR through experience-dependent maintenance of optimal functional network structure of the domain-general attentional control network across the lifespan. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.09.17.508074v1?rss=1 Authors: Wei, Y., Zhang, C., Peng, Y., Chen, C., Han, S., Wang, W., Lu, H., Cheng, J. Abstract: BackgroundThe intrinsic neural timescale in a local brain area has been specialized, and the sensory and prefrontal areas have shorter and longer timescales, respectively. Parkinsons disease (PD) is a progressive neurological disorder that also exhibits with abnormal neural activity in sensorimotor, visual, and cognitive-related areas. However, it was unclear whether PD patients exhibited abnormal intrinsic timescales and whether PD patients exhibited different temporal feature at different stages. MethodsHere, we estimated the intrinsic timescales using the magnitude of the autocorrelation of intrinsic neural signals by resting state functional magnetic resonance imaging data in 74 PD patients, including 44 patients in the early stage (PD-ES) and 30 patients in the late stage (PD-LS), and 73 healthy controls (HC). ResultsWe identified that the PD group had shorter timescales in bilateral lingual and calcarine gyri, bilateral postcentral and precentral gyri, and the right middle cingulum gyrus than the HC group, which correlated with the age, but not in the HC group. Moreover, shorter timescales in the PD group also correlated with the symptom severity and reduced grey matter volume (GMV). Longer timescale in the right middle frontal gyrus was also found in the PD group than that in the HC group. Increasingly, compared to the HC group, the PD-ES group had longer timescales in the anterior cortical regions, including the left superior and inferior frontal gyri, and the right middle frontal gyrus, whereas the PD-LS group had shorter timescales in the posterior cortical regions, including bilateral calcarine and lingual gyri, which accompanied with more serious cognitive impairments and reduced GMV. ConclusionsOur findings suggest that PD patients exhibit abnormal intrinsic timescales in visual, sensorimotor, and cognitive systems, which might provide new insights for the neural substrate of PD. Distinct patterns of intrinsic timescales in cerebral cortex between the PD-LS and PD-ES groups indicate that intrinsic timescale might be a new neuroimaging biomarker across disease stage in PD. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.09.17.508074v1?rss=1 Authors: Wei, Y., Zhang, C., Peng, Y., Chen, C., Han, S., Wang, W., Lu, H., Cheng, J. Abstract: BackgroundThe intrinsic neural timescale in a local brain area has been specialized, and the sensory and prefrontal areas have shorter and longer timescales, respectively. Parkinsons disease (PD) is a progressive neurological disorder that also exhibits with abnormal neural activity in sensorimotor, visual, and cognitive-related areas. However, it was unclear whether PD patients exhibited abnormal intrinsic timescales and whether PD patients exhibited different temporal feature at different stages. MethodsHere, we estimated the intrinsic timescales using the magnitude of the autocorrelation of intrinsic neural signals by resting state functional magnetic resonance imaging data in 74 PD patients, including 44 patients in the early stage (PD-ES) and 30 patients in the late stage (PD-LS), and 73 healthy controls (HC). ResultsWe identified that the PD group had shorter timescales in bilateral lingual and calcarine gyri, bilateral postcentral and precentral gyri, and the right middle cingulum gyrus than the HC group, which correlated with the age, but not in the HC group. Moreover, shorter timescales in the PD group also correlated with the symptom severity and reduced grey matter volume (GMV). Longer timescale in the right middle frontal gyrus was also found in the PD group than that in the HC group. Increasingly, compared to the HC group, the PD-ES group had longer timescales in the anterior cortical regions, including the left superior and inferior frontal gyri, and the right middle frontal gyrus, whereas the PD-LS group had shorter timescales in the posterior cortical regions, including bilateral calcarine and lingual gyri, which accompanied with more serious cognitive impairments and reduced GMV. ConclusionsOur findings suggest that PD patients exhibit abnormal intrinsic timescales in visual, sensorimotor, and cognitive systems, which might provide new insights for the neural substrate of PD. Distinct patterns of intrinsic timescales in cerebral cortex between the PD-LS and PD-ES groups indicate that intrinsic timescale might be a new neuroimaging biomarker across disease stage in PD. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.09.19.508543v1?rss=1 Authors: Grooms, N. W. F. W. F., Fitzgerald, M. Q., Schulting, L. G., Urena, S. E., Chung, S. H. Abstract: A conditioning lesion of the peripheral sensory axon triggers robust central axon regeneration in mammals. We visualize the ASJ neuron of C. elegans with a cell-specific green fluorescent protein reporter driven by a thioredoxin trx-1 promoter and trigger conditioned regeneration by laser surgery or genetic disruption of sensory pathways. Utilizing calibrated fluorescent beads, we demonstrate that these neurons brighten when conditioned, suggesting that trx-1 expression indicates regenerative capacity. We show that trx-1 functionally enhances conditioned regeneration but inhibits non-conditioned regeneration. Finally, six strains isolated in a forward genetic screen for reduced fluorescence also show reduced axon outgrowth. We demonstrate a link between trx-1 expression and the conditioned state that we leverage to rapidly assess regenerative capacity. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

Continuing our Mini Series (sorry for the long wait on this one). Jc and Kristin talk about what they value in life by taking a questionnaire Kristin found. How would you rank your intrinsic and extrinsic values? Intro music by:Wataboi by Flavourhttps://pixabay.com/music/beats-wataboi-flavour-1164/

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.09.15.508143v1?rss=1 Authors: Rowland, M. E., Jiang, Y., Shafiq, S., Ghahramani, A., Pena-Ortiz, M. A., Dumeaux, V., Berube, N. G. Abstract: Neurodevelopmental disorders are often characterized by abnormal production of myelin, an extension of the oligodendrocyte plasma membrane wrapped around axons to facilitate nerve conduction. However, the molecular mechanisms that control myelination during brain development are incompletely resolved. Here, we provide evidence that loss of ATRX, encoded by the gene mutated in the ATR-X intellectual disability syndrome, leads to myelin deficits in the mouse CNS. While postnatal systemic thyroxine administration can improve myelination, the rescue is incomplete, pointing to additional roles of ATRX in this process. We show that targeted inactivation of ATRX in postnatal oligodendrocyte progenitor cells (OPCs), but not in neurons, also leads to myelination deficits, demonstrating cell-intrinsic effects of ATRX deficiency. A subset of ATRX-null OPCs express lower levels of oligodendrocyte specification and differentiation markers, including the basic helix-loop-helix Olig2 transcription factor. Mechanistically, we provide evidence that ATRX occupies genomic sites in OPCs marked by H3K27Ac, CHD7 and CHD8 and demonstrate that reduced Olig2 expression is associated with decreased H3K27Ac. Finally, our data suggest that ATRX-null OPCs acquire a more plastic state and can exhibit astrocyte-like features in vitro and in vivo, supporting a model in which ATRX regulates the onset of myelination by promoting OPC identity and suppressing astrogliogenesis. These previously unrecognized functions of ATRX might explain white matter pathogenesis in ATR-X syndrome patients. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

This week, I sat down to chat with Ricky Derisz, author of Mindsets for Mindfulness: Awakening From Crisis To Higher Consciousness and creator of MindThatEgo, a new paradigm for mental illness, spirituality, creativity, consciousness, and human potential. In this episode, he shares his insights on meditation, intrinsic motivation, ikigai, intentionality, intuition, interdependence, and intimacy.Time stamps:00:44 The enchanted worldview, meditation, perception, & the nature of reality 04:05 Mind-body connection, interconnected consciousness, metaphysics 07:22 Models of depression: chemical imbalance, root-cause analysis, biological vs spiritual, ego dissolution14:51 Spiritual but not religious (SBNR) label, esoteric vs exoteric, spiritual narcissism19:05 Self-compassion and self-criticism, suffering and empathy, self-awareness 24:15 Intrinsic motivation, permissionless leverage, creativity 29:19 Westernization of ikigai, meaning and purpose, non-attachment to ideas 32:56 Paradox of intentionality, specialists vs generalists, experimentation, shiny object syndrome 36:50 Committing to creative endeavors, self-honesty, intuition, sunk cost fallacy 40:13 Throwaway culture, paradox of choice, satisficers vs maximizers, healthy expectations45:30 Effective communication vs protest behavior, ask vs guess culture, emotional reactivity 51:25 Equanimity, autonomy vs interdependence, attachment styles 53:49 Codependency, interabled relationships, gender roles, social conditioning 59:44 Emotional dependency vs intimacy, stability and security, mutual support01:02:34 Understanding, empaths and sensitivity, responsibility, curiosity mindset01:08:47 Growing through adversity, challenges, and forgiveness01:11:02 Bearing witness, holding space, being present to diffuse emotional reactivityYou can follow Ricky on Instagram, Facebook, and Medium and listen to his podcast on YouTube!Subscribe to the podcast: https://nitajain.substack.com/Support the show: https://ko-fi.com/nitajain This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit nitajain.substack.com

Gravitational wave fossils in nonlinear regime: halo tidal bias and intrinsic alignments from gravitational wave separate universe simulations by Kazuyuki Akitsu et al. on Wednesday 14 September We investigate impacts of long-wavelength gravitational waves (GWs) on nonlinear structure formation by utilizing the tidal separate universe simulations. Based on the equivalence of a long-wavelength GW to a uniform tidal field in a local frame, we provide a way to incorporate a long-wavelength GW into the tidal separate universe simulation as an effective anisotropic expansion. This methodology enables us to study effects of GWs on large-scale structure efficiently. We measure the anisotropic imprint in the local power spectrum from the tidal separate universe simulations with GWs, which corresponds to the scalar-scalar-tensor bispectrum in squeezed limit or the so-called power spectrum response to GWs. We also detect the halo tidal bias induced by GWs from the response of the halo-matter cross-power spectrum to GWs, as well as the linear shape bias (or the linear alignment coefficient) induced by GWs from the one-point function of the halo ellipticity. In contrast to the case of the tidal field induced by scalar perturbations, we discover that the wavenumber dependence of the temporal evolution of GWs naturally causes these biases to be scale-dependent. We also find that this scale dependence is well approximated by the second-order density induced by the coupling between scalar and tensor perturbation. This highlights that the structure formation, especially the process to determine the halo shape, is nonlocal in time. Our findings lay the foundation for predicting the impact of GWs on large-scale structure. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.06226v1

I think the internet might just break this week. The energy and inspiration level on this week's show is unprecedented, on any podcast ever!Because this week, my guest is none other than my dear friend, DR. ERIC THOMAS.The last time he was on my show, it became one of the MOST DOWNLOADED episodes ever.If you've ever been down in life, and thought that the odds were stacked so high against you that you'd never pull through, you need to hear Eric's story.It will INSPIRE you. Give you HOPE. And help LEAD you out of your own challenges to a better life that's waiting for you on the other side.Eric is known as the HIP-HOP PREACHER, and his talks are legendary. He works with Fortune 500 companies and pro sports teams, and has a new book, YOU OWE YOU, Igniting Your Power, Your Purpose, and Your Why. Eric dropped out of high school and spent time even living on the streets before meeting a minister who changed his life completely, eventually leading him to earn his Ph.D. a few years later.We're also going to talk about something I believe in a lot…discovering and using your UNIQUE SUPERPOWERS. As you'll hear, it's not enough to figure out what those superpowers are, you must go out and WORK AT THEM to live the life you were meant to live.Eric also has great insights about finding the EXTRINSIC and INTRINSIC fuel you need to create electric ENERGY in your life.I also couldn't have my friend on and not have him talk about PRAYING, LISTENING TO THE LORD, and connecting to your CONFIDENCE as part of your FAITH JOURNEY.Eric also has got great insights on putting yourself in MIRACLE territories, why YOU OWE YOU everything, and how people wrestle with overcoming IMPOSTER SYNDROME.Listen to this SERMON from start to finish.

In this week's episode, we explore how the art of writing can unleash passion, creativity, and a desire to make things happen. "The more you can architect your life so that you feel as though you're the one calling the shots, the more personal power you can uncover and reclaim."  Tune in now and hear us explore: What are the two types of motivation?Why do we need to cultivate the ability to ignite motivation? The insatiable desire to explore, express, and create. How we leverage motivation to move others. Intrinsic motivation is different for everyone. "Intrinsic motivation is something that can transform how you feel when you do things." The link between intrinsic motivation and personal power.Finding the pockets in your day to infuse intrinsic motivation. Four questions to unlock intrinsic motivation. Looking inside to ignite your fire. Using intrinsic motivation to expand your life force. And more... This episode is your invitation to spark intrinsic motivation through practice and commitment. Let your journal take you to a place of discovery by holding space for conversations that let you know yourself, show yourself and evolve yourself. Get to writing! This week's journaling prompts. What do you love - and why?What would you do if you didn't need to factor in money into the equation - and why? When do you lose track of time? When do you feel full of infinite energy - and why? Also, check out the BestSelf Co. range of journaling tools:1. Creating Your Live List [$5 investment].2. Transform Fear to Focus [$5 investment].3. 52 List Journaling Prompts [a free tool].4. Journaling options... Self Journal & Scribe. Find us on social. I'm @GeorginaElMorshdy, and we're @bestselfCo. "Journaling gives us the space to look within and start to understand and uncover what we are intrinsically motivated by."   Support the show

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Intrinsic Alignment as an RSD Contaminant in the DESI Survey by Claire Lamman et al. on Sunday 11 September We measure the tidal alignment of the major axes of Luminous Red Galaxies (LRGs) from the Legacy Imaging Survey and use it to infer the artificial redshift-space distortion signature that will arise from an orientation-dependent, surface-brightness selection in the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) survey. Using photometric redshifts to down-weight the shape-density correlations due to weak lensing, we measure the intrinsic tidal alignment of LRGs. Separately, we estimate the net polarization of LRG orientations from DESI's fiber-magnitude target selection to be of order 10^-2 along the line of sight. Using these measurements and a linear tidal model, we forecast a 0.5% fractional decrease on the quadrupole of the 2-point correlation function for projected separations of 40-80 Mpc/h. We also use a halo catalog from the Abacus Summit cosmological simulation suite to reproduce this false quadrupole. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.03949v1

Intrinsic Alignment as an RSD Contaminant in the DESI Survey by Claire Lamman et al. on Sunday 11 September We measure the tidal alignment of the major axes of Luminous Red Galaxies (LRGs) from the Legacy Imaging Survey and use it to infer the artificial redshift-space distortion signature that will arise from an orientation-dependent, surface-brightness selection in the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) survey. Using photometric redshifts to down-weight the shape-density correlations due to weak lensing, we measure the intrinsic tidal alignment of LRGs. Separately, we estimate the net polarization of LRG orientations from DESI's fiber-magnitude target selection to be of order 10^-2 along the line of sight. Using these measurements and a linear tidal model, we forecast a 0.5% fractional decrease on the quadrupole of the 2-point correlation function for projected separations of 40-80 Mpc/h. We also use a halo catalog from the Abacus Summit cosmological simulation suite to reproduce this false quadrupole. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.03949v1

Three-point intrinsic alignments of dark matter halos in the IllustrisTNG simulation by Susan Pyne et al. on Sunday 11 September We use the IllustrisTNG suite of cosmological simulations to measure intrinsic alignment (IA) bispectra of dark matter subhalos between redshifts 0 and 1. We decompose the intrinsic shear field into E- and B-modes and find that the bispectra $B_{deltadeltamathrm{E}}$ and $B_{deltamathrm{EE}}$, between the matter overdensity field, $delta$, and the E-mode field, are detected with high significance. We also model the IA bispectra analytically using a method consistent with the two-point non-linear alignment model. We use this model and the simulation measurements to infer the intrinsic alignment amplitude $A_mathrm{IA}$ and find that values of $A_mathrm{IA}$ obtained from IA power spectra and bispectra agree well at scales up to $k_mathrm{max}= 2 , h mathrm{Mpc}^{-1}$, for example at $z=1$ $A_mathrm{IA} = 2.13 pm$ 0.02 from the cross power spectrum between the matter overdensity and E-mode fields and $A_mathrm{IA} =2.11 pm$ 0.03 from $B_{deltadelta mathrm{E}}$. This demonstrates that a single physically motivated model can jointly model two-point and three-point statistics of intrinsic alignments, thus enabling a cleaner separation between intrinsic alignments and cosmological weak lensing signals. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2204.10342v2

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.09.09.507300v1?rss=1 Authors: Krok, A. C., Mistry, P., Li, Y., Tritsch, N. X. Abstract: External rewards like food and money are potent modifiers of behavior. Pioneering studies established that these salient sensory stimuli briefly interrupt the tonic cell-autonomous discharge of neurons that produce the neuromodulators dopamine (DA) and acetylcholine (ACh): midbrain DA neurons (DANs) fire a burst of action potentials that broadly elevates DA levels in striatum at the same time as striatal cholinergic interneurons (CINs) produce a characteristic pause in firing. These phasic responses are thought to create unique, temporally-limited conditions that motivate action and promote learning. However, the dynamics of DA and ACh outside explicitly-rewarded situations remain poorly understood. Here we show that extracellular levels of DA and ACh fluctuate spontaneously in the striatum of mice and maintain the same temporal relationship as that evoked by reward. We show that this neuromodulatory coordination does not arise from direct interactions between DA and ACh within striatum. Periodic fluctuations in ACh are instead controlled by glutamatergic afferents, which act to locally synchronize spiking of striatal cholinergic interneurons. Together, our findings reveal that striatal neuromodulatory dynamics are autonomously organized by distributed extra-striatal afferents across behavioral contexts. The dominance of intrinsic reward-like rhythms in DA and ACh offers novel insights for explaining how reward-associated neural dynamics emerge and how the brain motivates action and promotes learning from within. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

This is Part 2 of our conversation with Dr Sarah Memmi on intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. Sarah brings a great perspective to this question. She's an assistant professor of Marketing at the College of Business at the University of Louisville. She's also a lifelong horse person which makes her a perfect fit for also teaching in the University of Lousiville's equine business program. Last week Sarah made the following distinction between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. Intrinsic motivation occurs when the reinforcer is bundled with the action such that it's not easily separable from the action. The reward is in the doing. Extrinsic motivation occurs when the reinforcement is separable from the action itself. An activity can acquire intrinsic reinforcement value through the pairing of the activity with reinforcement. There are four qualities that are important to this process. We covered two of them in Part 1: The first was there's a unique link between the behavior and the extrinsic reinforcer. The second is repeated pairing between the behavior and a desired outcome. This is something that is very familiar to all of us who clicker train. Part 1 ended just as Sarah was getting to the third factor so that's where we pick up as we resume the conversation.

Intrinsic shapes of Brightest Cluster Galaxies by Stefano de Nicola et al. on Wednesday 07 September We discuss the statistical distribution of galaxy shapes and viewing angles under the assumption of triaxiality by deprojecting observed Surface Brightness (SB) profiles of 56 Brightest Cluster Galaxies coming from a recently published large deep-photometry sample. For the first time, we address this issue by directly measuring axis ratio profiles without limiting ourselves to a statistical analysis of average ellipticities. We show that these objects are strongly triaxial, with triaxiality parameters 0.39 $ leq T leq $ 0.72, have on average axis ratios $< p(r) > = $ 0.84 and $< q(r) > =$ 0.68, and are more spherical in the central regions but flatten out at large radii. Measured shapes in the outskirts agree well with the shapes found for simulated massive galaxies and their dark matter halos from both the IllustrisTNG and the Magneticum simulations, possibly probing the nature of dark matter. In contrast, both simulations fail to reproduce the observed inner regions of BCGs, producing too flattened objects. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2205.15672v2

You snooze, you loose…. body weight that is! We're back with our two part weightloss series, discussing the undeniable link between a lack of sleep and decreased physical activity, poor diet choices, ultimately weight gain, But, it's not all doom and gloom. In this episode, Shea and Joanna sit down to discuss how, through a few simple steps we can improve our overall wellbeing, and relationship with sleep through a few simple steps. Follow Joanna here: Website: myjuniper.com Instagram: @my.juniper Follow The Goodnight Co here: Facebook Group: The Goodnight Community Website: www.thegoodnightco.com.au Instagram: @thegoodnightco Facebook: TheGoodnightCo

Building off the previous segment, Annie and Brad discuss a personal story that applies to the idea that a person's value comes from who they are, not what they are. 

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William Entriken is the Lead author of ERC-721 standard.Is the NFT a revolution of intellectual propertyAdidas and Prada, brand collaborationsThe start with 2017-18 CryptokittiesIntellectual PropertyWhy do people vilify NFTS? Is is a love hate relationship?How to buy art work? Do you sell them? Do you hold on to them?Buyer's remorse and how William is a witness to that3 phases: we are in phase one, new artists with an affinity for tech. Phase 2 is established artists with some affinity to tech but not just in the visual arts but maybe to see someone in person. Phase 3 is supply chain, trillion dollar industry.  Everything with a serial number. And NFT's do not need to be on the blockchain.How the NFT can play a part of tracking the supply chain issues and even tracking food for allergies or kosher, etc.How far are we from Phase 3? How close are we from showing the traceability?Has the pandemic slowed down the phase 3 of NFT implementationFrom Obamacare to Trump to Biden, pharma will be on the serial numbers, tracked though supply chain and now can be done with NFTsfood sustainability, conflict free clothes, animal welfare: how we can use the QR code or the NFT to provide traceability and verify possibly in 10 years.As a collector: Does it have utility? Did that matter to you? Does it have a road map? And does that matter to you?Expectation of collection of art, is the roadmap security or if they don't carry it out is it false advertising? He's looking for sustainable ideas. Projects doing the right things.For big brands, is the magic in the utility and road maps?Adidas fandom or brand ambassadors.When you buy art as a collector, what is the value it brings to you? Intrinsic value on the wall, phygital  and digital twinning, just to support a friend, value propositions like flex value (virtue signaling)Apple computers and iPhones, financial assets, value proposition could be that you exchange it every yearWho came up with the name non-fungible token? And did William rename it? What name do you like? Check Linkedin for the poll. Here is the official naming discussion for ERC-721 which resulted in Non-fungible tokens. https://github.com/fulldecent/EIPs/pull/2 you can see a nice table summary a few up from the bottom.Here is ERC-721 https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-721Here is a weekly phone call, NFT/Web3 Community Service Hour, where people can ask William anything about the topics we discussed https://phor.net/#hourWelcome to the Summer Series of Culture Factor. I'm Holly Shannon.When I was speaking and interviewing at NFT NYC I noticed themes that almost every one of my conversations touched.This new Web3 digital space is made up of artists, collectors and businesses and when we stopped to scratch the surface, these underlying themes all pointed toward our most basic, fundamental, evolutionary need: connection.Over the next few weeks, I'm going to break down the whys, not just the whats, of this new digital space we find ourselves in.Hello Culture Factor Family, and welcome to the summer series.During my interviews at NFT NYC, a theme that revealed itself underneath the Web3 technology was the different kinds of user experience.Technology accessibility, fiat (or, real cash money) vs. cryptocurrency, social media, personal expression, community, and education these are all facets of user experience that I've noticed directly affect people's engagement in this space — both literally and metaphorically.Season 4 of Culture Factor is produced by Avery Rogers' Paleblue StudiosWilliam Entriken Twitter William Entriken's portfolio Holly Shannon's WebsiteZero To Podcast on AmazonMint Holly Shannon + Culture Factor NFTHolly Shannon, LinkedinHolly Shannon, InstagramHolly Shannon, TwitterHarmony Wine Use Promo Code HOLLYROSE20 for 20% offWatch Culture Factor and VaynerNFTSeason 4 producer Avery Rogers (Paleblue Studios)Avery Rogers, TwitterAvery Rogers, InstagramAvery Rogers, LinkedInAvery Rogers, Portfolio#web  #business  #backstage  #education  #talk  #collector #NFTNYC #billboards  #indie #timessquare #technologies #conversations #creativity #creators #nfts #nft #nftart #cryptocurrency #blockchain #metaverse #culturefactor #web3 #smartcontracts #bitcoin #nftartist #nftcollectors #eth #ethereum #marketingdigital #marketingstrategy #marketingtips #youtubers #tiktok #instagram #reels #branding #authorsofig #podcastersofinstagram #authorpreneur #entrepreneur #solopreneur #coach #consulting #zerotopodcast #podcast #jobsearching #thoughtleader #thoughtleadership #b2bmarketing #b2b #b2bsales #writersofig #howtopodcast #startapodcasttoday #startapodcastalready #nofear #lifelonglearning  #experiences #experientialmarketing #bitcoin #companyculture #employeeengagment #web3 #smartcontracts #bitcoin #nftartist #nftcollectors #eth #ethereum #community #peertopeer #decentralizedeconomy 

Shane Hutton, CEO of TastyAd, chats about how to involve the general public in out-of-home advertisement and best practices for creative teams.Billboard4Me.com is a service that offers billboards to the general public. These billboards can be used to celebrate birthdays, congratulations, anniversaries, memorials, and more on a day-to-day basis.Takeaways Everyone needs billboards! Without the general public advertisers would not have out-of-home advertisement. Billboard4Me's goal is to get the public more involved in out-of-home.Creating ads for the public gets the community more involved and encourages them to look up at billboards. This content is relevant to the community and provides intrinsic value for advertisers.Use a brand's known factors, such as color scheme or fonts, and current campaigns/offers to establish credibility with advertisers in the spec art stage. This shows prospective clients that you have done your homework on that brand.There's a difference between good creative and good out-of-home creative.There's a scale in terms of how effective a creative can be. The more time the creative team is allowed to create an ad, the more time there is for research and understanding a brand.LinksLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tshanehutton/Tasty Ad: https://www.tastyad.comBillboard4Me: https://billboard4me.comMerchandise: https://www.billboardstuff.comPowered by OneScreen.aiOneScreen.ai is the first free, public-access directory for all things Out of Home.Support the show

Wars have been fought over it... Men and women have dedicated passionate lifetimes to the pursuit of it... treasure hunters fawn over it... gold. It never loses its value. And yet, your faith is infinitely more precious than this substance so many seek after. We need our faith purified and strengthened, in order to access all the fullness of what God has already made ours.

00:47 Evidence of a proton's charmFor decades, scientists have debated whether protons have ‘intrinsic charm', meaning they contain elementary particles known as charm quarks. Now, using machine learning to comb through huge amounts of experimental data, a team have shown evidence that the charm quark can be found within a proton, which may have important ramifications in the search for new physics.Research article: The NNPDF CollaborationNews and Views: Evidence at last that the proton has intrinsic charm11:26 Research HighlightsHow sea sponges ‘sneeze' to clean their filters, and why bonobos' infantile behaviour helps them receive consolation after conflict.Research Highlight: How a sponge ‘sneezes' mucus: against the flowResearch Highlight: Bonobo apes pout and throw tantrums — and gain sympathy13:52 Briefing ChatWe discuss some highlights from the Nature Briefing. This time, the repeated evolution of the crab body-shape, and why demanding work can lead to mental fatigue.Discover: Evolution Only Thinks About One Thing, and It's CrabsNature News: Why thinking hard makes us feel tiredSubscribe to Nature Briefing, an unmissable daily round-up of science news, opinion and analysis free in your inbox every weekday. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

We talk to Mia Suzanne about her recent talk, “Styling the intrinsic web,” which details how responsive design has evolved over the past decade and how intrinsic design can still be compatible with responsive design. Links https://www.oddbird.net https://alistapart.com/article/dao https://twitter.com/TerribleMia Follow us. Get free stickers. Follow us on Apple Podcasts, fill out this form (https://podrocket.logrocket.com/get-podrocket-stickers), and we'll send you free PodRocket stickers! What does LogRocket do? LogRocket combines frontend monitoring, product analytics, and session replay to help software teams deliver the ideal product experience. Try LogRocket for free today. (https://logrocket.com/signup/?pdr) Special Guest: Mia Suzanne.

Today we cover to two differnt types of motivation, and how to best leverge both of them for sustaiable levels of motivation.

Fun show getting to know Legionless, his gaming history and his journey through Destiny. The Season 18 Sandbox got another update and is getting ready for Arc 3.0. Should be interesting all the info we get on Aug 23rd with the Showcase. StadiaTime Twitter - https://twitter.com/LegionlessTV Travis Northup Twitter - https://twitter.com/TieGuyTravis Ebontis Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ebontis Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/ebontis Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/Ebontis LordCognito Twitter: https://twitter.com/LordCognito Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYiUhEbYWiuwRuWXzKZMBxQ You can support The Last Word Podcast right here https://anchor.fm/ebontis/support --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ebontis/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ebontis/support

Dr Rob is at Liberty University for the annual summer conference of the Creation Research Society. He shares the highlights and an encouraging message for the future of creation research. Notes and links: Join the Creation Research Society! Article: Species were designed to change, part 1, How much change is allowed? (follow the links for parts 2 and 3) Video: Species were designed to change, part 1: God Deliberately Engineered Life to Change, but How Much Change is Allowed? Video: Species were designed to change, part 2: Speciation and the Limits of Change Video: Species were designed to change, part 3: Classifying the Created Kinds Leads to Fascinating Results Video: Species were designed to change, part 4: The Amazing Braided Baramin Concept is Intrinsic to Creation Cserhati and Tay, Comparison of morphology-based and genomics-based baraminology methods, J Creation 33(3):49-54, 2019. You should attend the International Conference on Creationism at Cedarville University in July, 2023

Listener Charlie wants to know about X, the Alphabet subsidiary where Google engineers conduct super secret research and development on everything from jetpacks to augmented reality headsets. We learn about its history and some of its successes and failures.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we discuss the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation and how do we take what's there and utilize it in the most effective way to create constructive behaviors and lasting positive habits.

In this weeks episode, Scott and Tammy dive deeper into those internal and external motivators within employees in the workplace. Questions or topic suggestions? Let us know!podcast@creativesolutionsgp.compodcast@aveeapartners.comConnect with us!https://www.linkedin.com/company/creativesolutionsgphttps://www.linkedin.com/company/aveea-partnersMeet your hosts:Tammy K Rogershttps://www.linkedin.com/in/tammerarogersScott Burgmeyerhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/burgyOther Resources:http://www.creativesolutionsgp.comhttp://www.aveeapartners.comhttp://chiefoptimizationofficer.com/

A top priority in speech-language therapy is how to help our students develop an internal locus of control. This episode discusses strategies to increase intrinsic learning in the domains of speech, language, literacy, and executive function. Guest Denise Stratton, CCC-SLP joins us to share her favorite meta-cognitive strategies in each of these areas. (See below for her links). For step-by-step interactive guides with actual digital clips of therapy on how to increase an internal locus of control at the preschool level, check out my book 'Speech Sound Disorders: Comprehensive Evaluation and Treatment' at Amazon or major international booksellers. Videos Using Conjunctions with Tinker Toys https://www.thespeechumbrella.com/blo... Snack Time Theory of Mind https://www.thespeechumbrella.com/blo... Self Monitoring with School Age Articulation https://www.thespeechumbrella.com/blo... Podcasts Runaway Conjunctions https://www.thespeechumbrella.com/blo... Where Everybody Knows Your Name (consistent characters for beginning storytellers) https://www.thespeechumbrella.com/blo... The Conversation Game https://www.thespeechumbrella.com/blo... Materials on my website Snack Time Social Skills https://www.thespeechumbrella.com/off... 3 Illustrated Stories with the same character are available in the Free Resource Library https://www.thespeechumbrella.com/free Impossible R Made possible https://www.thespeechumbrella.com/r-c...

F-14 Tomcat Sunset - "Puck" HoweTip Jar: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=GDJU6CM3GWZTNDiscussion on Discord: https://discord.gg/9vJ3hPYFQh10PCT #3900:00:00 Introduction    00:01:01 Puck's Bio    00:02:22 Tomcat Differences    00:07:39 F-14D In Detail    00:11:13 APG-71 and the Phoenix    00:16:41 AMRAAM    00:18:18 AIM-54 Active Range    00:22:06 Missile Envelope Validation   00:26:06 AIM-9X    00:27:16 BVR vs. WVR    00:34:25 Which fighter is best?    00:40:47 Navy Fighter Pilot Culture & Cheating 00:44:47 "Dollar" Silvers Story    00:48:26 Air to Ground Capability   00:52:29 FAC(A)     01:04:32 Retirement    01:11:13 Intrinsic vs. Maturity Limitations 01:22:00 Cost Benefit Analyses     01:23:10 Capability Rates    01:27:12 Pulping Jets    01:36:18 Moving On    01:41:02 Pilot and WSO/RIO Dynamic   01:45:48 IRST    01:48:23 UAPs    01:52:46 Magic Carpet    01:59:18 Reliance on TechnologySupport the show

I met Felipe Cofiño in a LinkedIn audio room and it was evident from the beginning that he's the type of executive who really cares about his people.  Although he kindly complimented me on my energy and passion for helping people, I recognized this in him as well and also realized that his approach embodies some of the concepts my other guests are talking about.  I mention at the end that it felt like I manifested meeting Felipe and it really did feel true.  He doesn't know either Simone Poetscher or Sharath Jeevan but he's living the concepts they discuss in many ways. I highly recommend you listen to 2 episodes of The Janus Oasis  before you listen to this one . Intrinsic with Sharath Jeevan Employer Alumni Networks with Simone Poetscher Find Felipe on LinkedIn or Twitter Signal Financial YouTube playlists  

Background Information—Form and Function of B12 Vitamin B12 Form Cyanocobalamin has no known biochemical function. It must be converted to become active. It gets converted for use into hydroxocobalamin, methylcobalamin, or adenosylcobalamin. These three forms are equal in bioavailability.An exception to this is for the use of adenosylcobalamin in infants with a rare inborn error of synthesis.Methylcobalamin and adenosylcobalamin are coenzyme forms of B12.Hydroxocobalamin can be converted into the above two forms. Click here to learn more about the Hedberg Institute Membership. Vitamin B12 Function Vitamin B12 is used for DNA synthesis, homocysteine metabolism, S-adenosylmethionine, red blood cell formation, nervous system and immune system function.Vitamin B 12 is necessary for folate to be metabolized properly into Methionine and Succinyl-CoA. Low levels of B12 and increased levels of folate are associated with higher concentrations of methylmalonic acid (MMA) and total plasma homocysteine (HCY). Vitamin B12 Sources The average American diet contains adequate amounts of vitamins B12, ranging from 5-15 mcg/day. Meat, poultry, fish, eggs, and dairy, constitute the primary food sources. It is not found in most non-animal food sources. Individuals consuming a plant-based diet are at an increased risk of deficiency. Non-meat food sources such as chlorella, spirulina, nori, and fermented soy contain mostly B12 analogues which have no activity in humans. Fifty-one percent of those following a macrobiotic diet were found to be deficient.Vegan Diets 0.3-0.4 mcg/dayLacto-vegetarians 1.4 mcg/day Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDA)Males >14 years: 2.4 mcg/dayFemales >14 years: 2.4 mcg/dayPregnancy: 2.6 mcgLactation: 2.8 mcg Absorption of B12 Pepsin and hydrochloric acid (HCL) are necessary for cleaving B12 from protein in stomach.Individuals with low levels are at a greater risk of deficiency due to decreased break down for absorption.B12 supplements (crystalline B12) do not require HCL or pepsin to bind to intrinsic factor (IF).B12 supplements are absorbed normally in hypochlorhydria.Intrinsic factor (IF) is made in the stomach and necessary for carrying B12 from the stomach to intestines for absorption.Individuals with genetic SNPs impairing intrinsic factor (IF) production are also at a greater risk of deficiency and must rely on B12 injections, bypassing the need for IF.IF becomes fully saturated at 2 mcg of B12.Large doses can be absorbed through passive diffusion which doesn't require IF. This accounts for 1-2% of absorption.1000 mcg/day can overcome loss of IF due to pernicious anemia.Pernicious anemia is an autoimmune disease characterized by the destruction of parietal cells which produce IF. Possible Causes of Vitamin B12 Deficiency Pernicious anemia—Auto antibodies against parietal cells and IFGastric disease or surgeryChronic atrophic gastritis—parietal cell death/autoimmuneUse of gastric acid inhibitors (antacids, histamine receptor 2 antagonists, proton pump inhibitors)Pancreatic disease or pancreatectomyOther intestinal diseases: parasitic infections, bacterial overgrowth, ileal resection, impaired B12/IF absorption.Medications, such as cholestyramine and metformin, that impair B12 absorption or metabolism.Limited/poor food sources/choices that result in general malnutrition. Examples include vegan or vegetarian diet.Chronic alcoholismInherited disorders involved in B12 trafficking and metabolismMiscellaneous: including HIV and nitrous oxide anesthesiaConditions that result in chronic diarrhea or malabsorption states, such as celiac disease and Crohn's disease.Helicobacter pylori infection results in hypochlorhydria. Eradicating H Pylori can improve B12 levels.Long term psyllium supplementation (> 1 year)Genetic factors can affect absorption and transport. Individuals with genetically higher methylmalonic acid levels will require higher-than-normal B12 dose...

Ep. #2 [THEME THREE] If you focus on growing the intrinsic financial value of your company (the value based on the risk of the cash flow), you can engineer the future valuation you want as long as you have enough time and capital–all while focusing on the right strategies that de-risk the company’s cash flow (therefore increasing the multiple) while increasing your normalized EBITDA. A lot of business owners don’t understand how intrinsic financial value works, but we haven’t done a deep dive on it yet. Until now. Dave Diehl is back on the show. He is the CEO of Prairie Capital, a nationwide investment banking firm that specializes in helping business owners transition via ESOPs, management buyouts, and third party buyers. In this interview, Dave talks about the different types of risk within a company–from the financial buyer's view–and how an entrepreneur can lower that risk and, therefore, increase the valuation. He is the perfect guest for this topic because Prairie does 425+ ESOP valuation updates each year and works on countless transactions that are valued and structured based on the intrinsic valuation of the company. This episode is quite literally a treasure trail to help see your company's valuation through the eyes of a financial investor and understand how to increase the equity value over the course of a couple of years. //WATCH THE INTERVIEW ON YOUTUBE: Intentional Growth™ Podcast What You Will Learn How a financial buyer perceives risk in a company. Dave’s thoughts on the discounted cash flow (DCF) approach vs. the market approach to a valuation. How a financial buyer views past cash flows compared to future projections and the weight they place on each when determining the value of a company. The value of being able to tell the story of the business using the financials, answering questions, and how it all contributes to the trust a buyer has in a seller and their perception of risk. Why focusing time on management and a future successor is something every entrepreneur needs to focus on. Why the intrinsic financial value can only yield a certain valuation and how the deal structure and payoff proves that point. What the capital stack approach to a valuation is and why it matters. The market approach vs. a discounted cash flow model vs. a capital stack. Why external events (like a pandemic) can affect your purchase price (even if you have done everything right). What re-trading a deal is and how it can be dependent on the external economic climate.

About Jon Zieve: Jon invested 34 years in a corporate career, starting as a sales rep and working his way up to VP level positions in Sales, Marketing and Customer Service. He experienced anxiety which he did his best to hide because he perceived it as a weakness. Jon became addicted to work as a way to cope with his anxiety. He also experienced fatigue, tension and inflexibility. After seeking help from chiropractors and doctors, he realized the results he sought were found with self-awareness of what is called the mind-body connection. Jon became a student of this mind-body connection, reading about the subject from authors Eckhart Tolle, Caroline Myss, Dr.Judith Orloff, Dr. John Sarno and more. It became clear his symptoms were caused by inner conflicts about work and stress, so he set an intention to change how he thought about himself and his relationship with work. Self-awareness helped Jon connect to his sense of purpose; to help others become self aware of what prevents them from achieving high performance without stress. Jon left the corporate world to become an Executive Coach in 2014. He has coached clients personally and professionally for 7 years. It was while coaching others who shared his habit of serving others at the expense of personal needs/dreams, Jon realized he can best serve others by paying attention to and being consistent about his personal needs and dreams. Jon became a Certified Life Coach and a Certified HeartMath Coach/Mentor in 2015. He graduated from the HeartMath Institute 9-month HeartMastery program in 2016 and is also certified in the MindScan Hartman Value Profile.   In this episode, Jordan and Jon discuss: The origin of axiology  The 3 dimensions of thinking in Axiology Listening to the messages your body sends  HeartMath: a heart focused breathing meditation Making friends with your subconscious  Key Takeaways Axiology is the study of values and value-judgment. It was created in order to answer the question of “what is good?” and how that good can be organized.  Axiology promotes clarity of thinking and awareness of bias in the three dimensions of thinking: Intrinsic, Extrinsic, and Practical When you don't care about your own health and wellbeing, you're conditioning others not to care about your health and wellbeing. l.  Sometimes, being overly conscious of yourself will cause you to get in your own way or to underperform in certain tasks.  Your subconscious mind can either be your enemy or your friend. You tend to get what you focus on even if you tell yourself that you don't want that thing. For example, focusing on not having too much pressure in life will create a lot of pressure.     “Your body doesn't lie. Your body will give you messages and those messages usually come in the form of pain and tension. My journey to health was starting to learn how to listen to my body and trust my body and ask my body to be an asset to help me as opposed to fighting my body.” —  Jon Zieve   Click this link for a live feedback session and access to the MindScan survey: https://bit.ly/3npPK5m    Connect with Jon Zieve:   Website: https://www.jonzieve.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonzieve/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trustyourenergy/  Connect with Jordan:  For executives wanting a complimentary executive coaching conversation: jordan@jordangoldrich.com  Website: www.workplacewarriorinc.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/jordangoldrich1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jordan.goldrich Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jordangoldrich/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jgoldrich/

Motivation is a hugely popular topic. There are self-help books galore, YouTube videos with thousands of clicks that promote stories of inspiration, and motivational speakers who get paid big money to speak to packed theaters. In today's Silver Dollar episode, we're talking about the different sources of motivation. Even more important, we discuss what you can do to improve your circumstances both professionally and personally once you discover what motivates you. Don't forget to check out our show notes for details not included in the episode. Visit www.staypaidpodcast.com.    Connect | Resources From Leadership IQ: Quiz: What Motivates You? - https://bit.ly/2FNFwIV From Sprout:  Extrinsic vs. Intrinsic Motivation - https://bit.ly/3P9MSFB   0:00     Introduction 0:51     Popular interest in motivation 2:07     Definition of motivation       2:27     Intrinsic and extrinsic motivation 3:34     Personal reflections on motivation 4:40     The need for balance 5:52     5 motivational types 7:11     What motivates you? | Quiz 9:47     Arielle – Motivated by affiliation 10:00   Luke – Motivated by power  11:47   Josh – Motivated by achievement 13:18   The value of knowing aspects of your personality 14:14    Episode teaser 15:52   Action Item   To learn how to generate more referrals and repeat business, visit: www.remindermedia.com   Follow Stay Paid: https://www.tiktok.com/@staypaid_podcast https://www.facebook.com/staypaidpodcast https://www.instagram.com/staypaidpodcast

EPISODE OVERVIEW:Starting, growing, and running a business is something that takes long haul energy and long haul motivation. If you're currently working to turn your entrepreneurial dream into a reality, you know that this is no secret.When you first started working on your idea, you were most likely motivated and energized. As the months and (potentially) years went by, motivation became something harder and harder to find. Now, you may be struggling to keep the ship afloat.In today's episode, we dive deep into what motivation actually is and the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. You'll learn how you can stack “intrinsic” motivation to drive you towards success and sustainability over the long haul. Enjoy one of the most important episodes.WHAT YOU'LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE:What is motivation?Where does motivation come from?What is Intrinsic vs Extrinsic motivation?What do you do when you lose passion for your business?How motivation affects business performance.The top ways to stay motivated as an entrepreneur.FEATURED ON THIS EPISODE:Our 2.0 Men's Transformation Program is open for enrollment! Schedule your free clarity call to learn more.Learn and apply our mindset success secrets to create more income and impact in your business with our free 3-part mini-course.Download the only meditation you'll ever need for unstoppable confidence.ENJOY THE SHOW?Don't miss an episode! Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, and/or Stitcher. Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts so we can reach more people.

In this second episode, we will discuss the importance of understanding your standards and knowing your audience from the perspective of intrinsic branding. We also talked about lead quality and why it is a commonly overlooked metric, how the brand and the business model inform each other as well as understanding the psychographic profile of your audiences. Show NotesConnect With:Justin Foster: Website // LinkedInEmily Soccorsy: Website // LinkedInThe MarTech Podcast: Email // Newsletter // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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