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We're ditching the hustle and getting honest about what actually creates success — and spoiler: it's not the constant doing. In this episode, I'm sharing the tiny (and often unsexy) habits that have created the biggest results in my business, mindset, and life.We'll talk about:Why doing more doesn't always equal more successThe tiny mindset habits that build resilience, confidence, and momentumHow to stop letting comparison steal your energyA client story that proves how powerful simplicity really isThis one's for the high achievers, solopreneurs, and ambitious women who want to do things differently — with more intention, clarity, and ease.✨ Timestamps:04:20 – The myth of “doing more” = success07:30 – Why rituals and routines are so powerful09:15 – Mindset work, boundaries and reframing12:48 – 3 Tiny Habits That Changed Everything20:50 – Comparison & the impact it has on us24:39 – Client success story26:22 – Wrap up & final thoughtsIf this resonated, let me know in the comments or share it with someone who needs it

Send me a textWhat if your wardrobe could just… make sense?In this episode, Daria shares four essential principles that take the confusion out of getting dressed without strict capsules, endless decluttering, or one-size-fits-all advice.You'll learn:Why most wardrobes feel chaotic and how to fix itWhat capsule wardrobes often get wrongHow to create real versatility without sacrificing your styleA quick test to check how functional your wardrobe really isThis isn't about rules. It's about finding structure that fits you, so getting dressed becomes simpler, clearer, and more personal.

Delivered by the Vocationist Sisters in Labuan Bajo and Father Peter Tukan, SDB from Salesian Don Bosco Gerak in the Diocese of Labuan Bajo, Indonesia. Exodus 3: 1-8a.13-15; Rs psalm 103: 1-2.3-4.6-7.8.11; 1 Corinthians 10: 1-6.10-12; Luke 13: 1-9TIME TO RETURN TO GOD The theme for our meditation on this 3rdSunday of Lent is: A Time to Return to God. Time is one of the signs that warnsus about the opportunity to meet God. Sunday, for example, is a special timefor the faithful to gather and worship God. Lent is an opportunity every yearfor all of God's people to intensively and fully establish a relationship withGod through the acts of penance. Our time to encounter God can happen at any time andis very personal. God dwells in each of us and each person just needs toactivate awareness, calmness in heart, focus of mind and intimacy inrelationship to be able to experience moments with Him. We don't need to director lead God to come and meet at a certain place and at a particular time. It isprecisely we who provide time and room to meet Him and experience specialmoments with Him. Is meeting God an opportunity to return to Him? Isthis an opportunity for a person to repent from sins and evil acts? All of us aresinners when we meet God, whether on occasion with other believers orpersonally. But not everyone takes that opportunity as a time to return to God.There are still many of us who have not repented and truly experienced a newlife when they encounter God in prayer and worship. For example, a person was attending Sunday worship atchurch. He did not concentrate on every part of worship from opening toclosing. His mind was in chaos or running around. He did meet God while in thechurch, but he did not experience God's presence through the Word that entered andtouched his heart and consciousness. He was very burdened by the problems thatoccurred in his personal and family life. He did not receive Communion in thecelebration of the Eucharist on that Sunday. Any of us may not have repented and returned to theright path when we met the Lord. He is like a fig tree that does not bearfruit, which is ordered to be cut down. He was like the Israelites who werewarned by Moses to remember the Lord and return to Him. He is like theChristians who were warned by Saint Paul not to fall into sin like the ancientIsraelites when they were always against God's will. So, the time for us to return to God is at the time ofGod's warning or command to us to repent. If at this moment the warning isgiven and reaches our ears and hearts, that is the opportunity to repent.Delaying or rejecting it, then the moment or opportunity to change will be lost.Let us pray. In the name of the Father ... O Almighty God,strengthen our faith in every warning and call to return to the way, the truth,and the life, which is Your Son Jesus Christ and our Lord. Glory to the Fatherand to the Son and to the Holy Spirit... In the name of the Father...

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Tony Durpetti, longtime Owner of Gene & Georgetti. Tony passed away shortly after our conversation with his daughter, Michelle Durpetti. It is folks like him who make Chicago special and whose stories are the guiding light of what we do. We thank Michelle for sharing some of his story with us in this episode.Chicago's Famous & Original Tuscan Steakhouse since 1941, there are a lot of special ingredients that make this family business work. Michelle, Gene's granddaughter, shares some of those ingredients, including rich family history, stories of her father, and some fun tales behind famous dishes like “Chicken Joe” and their award-winning steaks! From the Frank Sinatra Booth to the Chicago Mural Room, there's chi-town legend seared into every detail. We answer questions like “who were Gene & Georgetti” and “what makes their steak so special”. From the food quality to the warm family embrace, there's a reason all the who's who have dined at this Chicago classic.  We end with rapid fire, in which Michelle tells us what Italian dish Ioanna and Aaron should order and who the coolest person she's ever met at the restaurant isThis week's cocktail, a Beefeater Gin Martini, on the rocks & with a twist, is dedicated to the memory of Tony Durpetti. Cheers, to Tony. RESERVATIONS/MENU: https://geneandgeorgetti.comSOCIAL: https://www.instagram.com/gene_georgetti/Quick Links: https://linktr.ee/sipwithme_Cheers!

Yevgeny Prigozhin, founder of Russia's Wagner Group, has died under somewhat suspicious conditions but who was this man who went from Putin's Chef to carrying out international operations for Russia? 

Do you know what you desire when it comes to being in a relationship or not? Are you willing to have your own back and support you fully in creating your own reality regardless of what other people are saying or projecting at you? In this episode, your host, Leandra Costa, talks with Relationships Done Different Facilitator, Ryan Tee, about knowing what you truly desire when it comes to relationship and tools to create that for yourself, no matter what others are saying and doing. Ryan has been facilitating classes for many years, and one thing he has noticed again and again across the globe, is that there are so many people who don't actually desire a relationship but they think they do. And, from there, different problems show up. Relationship is a choice. It's not a necessity. If you like you, you know what works for you and what doesn't, and you create your own reality, regardless of what other people want you to choose or not. Keys points from this episode's conversation Be Clear On What You Desire Are People Just Trying To Control You? It's Imperative To Like Yourself First Leaving A Relationship ‘Needing' A Relationship Be Clear On What You Desire Many years ago, Ryan was facilitating a private session, and as always, he started it off by asking the client what they would like to get out of the session. This particular client answered that she would like to have a relationship, but he could sense the heaviness in what she said, indicating it wasn't quite true. So he asked her, "Do you really want one?" and she responded "No." As he questioned her further, he asked "Who wants you to have a relationship?" and she said her Mum. This is an example of someone else putting pressure on you to have a relationship. And it doesn't have to be verbal. Ryan said his parents used to put pressure on him to have a relationship, but even though they don't verbally do that anymore, whenever he sees them, he knows what they are thinking. The pressure could be from parents, it could be from friends, it could be from relatives and it could be from the entire society; people looking at you like someone is missing in your life. Ryan has noticed that very often, the people who project that at you have a relationship or are in a marriage, and they are not that happy; it's like they are looking for the next victim. Maybe their parents told them to have a relationship and they did, and they see someone else not in one so they pass all the points of views they got from their parents on to that person. Ryan says he is very clear on what he desires and what he doesn't desire. Right now he doesn't desire a relationship, and he has a happy life. So, when someone says or projects at him that he should have a relationship, he knows what his reality isThis knowing allows him to thank them for their opinion and not have it affect him; "Thank you, but no thank you." Most people, however, are not really clear in what they desire, so when someone projects at them "You should do this" or "You shouldn't do that," such as "You should get married and have children," they are more likely to be influenced and think, "Maybe that is a good idea." Do you know what you desire? Are you willing to have your own back and support you fully in creating your own reality regardless of what other people are saying or not saying? Are People Just Trying To Control You? Ryan's parents don't say their point of view about relationship out loud to him anymore because they don't feel like they can control him anymore. They now just say, "As long as you're happy," even though they still think he should be in a relationship. If someone keeps giving you their points of view, have a look at that. They don't do it to everyone, just certain people. How are you attracting that? How are you attracting people coming to you telling you what you should do in your life? What are you being that lets people feel like they can control you, or that they can project their points of view on you, or impose them on you? Ryan has many friends and family members who state people keep telling them what to do or are strongly judging them for what they are doing. Ryan doesn't have that in his life. It's not that he doesn't have friends. He has friends that wouldn't do that to him. 1/ They know they cannot control him; that they would be wasting their time. 2/ If people keep trying to control you, why are you still hanging around them? If you complain about someone trying to control you and you still hang around that person, who is the problem? Ryan has judgemental friends. He chooses not to see them very often. It goes back to the most important thing; do you even like yourself? If you really liked you, would you put yourself in a situation or friend circle where you get judgments constantly? It's like cultivating relationships with people who give you more of you and are kind to you. If you like you, you won't keep putting yourself in a place where people are judging you. Like yourself so much that you won't let anyone judge you, abuse you, or control you. It's Imperative To Like Yourself First For Ryan, it's essential to have a good relationship with yourself; whether you want a relationship with another person or not. You must at least like you. If you don't like you, you don't care about your whole life. Can you love someone who doesn't love themselves? It is very hard. No matter how much you try to prove to them that you love them very much, they will be like, "Nobody loves me." They will find evidence that nobody loves them; even you if you are in relationship with them. So, you have to like you first. Then, if you find someone that likes themself and you are both willing to create a life together, that's a great relationship. If you like you, you know what works for you and what doesn't , and you create your own reality, regardless of what other people want you to choose or not. From this space, it's way easier to create a great relationship Leandra suggests that if you're not sure you like you, what if each day you find one thing that you like about you? So many of us grew up without that space of learning to like ourselves. Ask, "What am I grateful for about myself?" Suddenly you will start to have that sense of you and from there you can have more of you. On the first day of a Relationships Done Different class with Ryan, a lot of time is spent talking about liking yourself, as a lot of the time people have a resistance to it. People really have to work on it. If you are familiar with the Access Consciousness clearing statement, clear everywhere you have judgments of yourself, everywhere that you don't like you or hate you. Clearing all of that is the beginning. There is also a class available in the Access Shop which Dr. Dain Heer, the co-creator of Access Consciousness, facilitated a couple of years ago called, Truly Liking You… and Your Life. If you keep choosing things that don't work for you, including your relationships, most likely you need to work on liking you first. Five years ago, Ryan was in a group session with Dain who asked everyone, "If you could have anything out of this session, what would it be?" Other people were asking for more ease or more joy or whatever, and when it was his turn, he said he wanted to stop his money problems. Dain's response was, "What if it was about you liking you, so that you don't create those problems for you? I could stop that problem for you, but you will create it again. Keep it simple; you liking you." and Ryan went, "yes! that." He didn't receive the session that well at the time. It took about 6 months after that for him to get it. The entire session came back to him and he understood what Dain was saying. Then a lot of things changed for him. When you put yourself first and like you, you will look after you and be the kindness you require. With that comes the relationship you desire, the money that you want, the business that you want, etc. Leaving A Relationship Relationship is a choice. It's not a necessity. Ryan doesn't see any difficulty in ending a relationship. In the past he did. He used to judge himself for it. In his head he'd be like, "The other person didn't do anything wrong. If I end it I will be a terrible asshole." What if neither you nor the other person needs to be wrong and it was just a choice? - "Nothing is wrong here. I just don't desire a relationship." People tend to make relationship too significant, which makes getting into a relationship or ending a relationship not easy. Now, Ryan prefers to look at it from the following analogy. Let's say you work for a company and the company pays you well and you are happy there, but one day you decide you don't want to work there anymore. The company is not wrong. Nothing is wrong, you just desire to work somewhere else, or maybe you desire to take a break from work, so you hand in your resignation letter. It's just a choice. Why should it suddenly become something you cannot choose when it comes to an intimate relationship? Or something where you create so much trauma and drama in your head before you end it? What if you could ask a question or talk with the other person; "I've changed so much. You've changed so much. What can we be or do from now on, changing this relationship or being with it in a different way?" ‘Needing' A Relationship In Asia, a lot of people who come to class feel like they need to have a relationship, especially women. A lot of them have parents that tell them, "You don't need a high education. You don't need to make too much money. You just need to get a husband." It's more of a cultural thing. As a result, they always have that little voice telling them that they just need to find a husband to take care of them. Those points of views are very dis-empowering for them. You can desire someone to take care of you, but you don't need that. If you make that a need, you have to make you weak and powerless and needing someone. What if you could be strong, powerful, have lots of money and do whatever you like? And, if you desire a relationship, go for it. If you need a relationship, will you still function from choice and choose a relationship that works for you? It's more likely that you would just choose anyone who is willing to have a relationship with you; you'll just jump into it. And then you go, "What happened to my life?" With that desperate need, you go into relationship not really by choice, and not with someone you really enjoy and can create a life together. So, get over the need. A need is an invention. For people who tell Ryan, "I need that person," he tells them, "Before you met them, you never had that 'need'." It's just a point of view that you made. What if all need is just a point of view? or cultural programming, or pressure from parents or whoever? Relationships Done Different Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/relationshipsdonedifferent/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RelationshipsDoneDifferent/ Website: https://www.relationshipsdonedifferent.com/ Book: Relationship, Are You Sure You Want One? Guest Ryan Tee, Certified Facilitator of Access Consciousness, Relationship Done Different Facilitator Ryan Tee's YouTube Ryan Tee's Instagram Ryan Tee's Facebook Useful Links: The Clearing Statement explained Access Consciousness Website

Happy Friday Mama! One of the things that virtually every mom I chat with shares with me, is that they struggle to be consistent. And this comes as no surprise to me because I have totally been there! So, what is the problem exactly? Why aren't you showing up consistently for the things you say you want and those things you say are important to you? Grab your coffee and take a seat as we chat about one of the reasons you might not be staying consistent in your healthy habits. Blessings, Alayna   Learn -----＞ https://transformationalweightlossformoms.com/ Connect -----＞ alayna@renewingmindfitness.com Community -----＞ www.facebook.com/groups/transformationalweightlossformoms/ Instagram -----＞ https://www.instagram.com/transformationalweightloss4mom/   Looking to work together? Check out my coaching offers on my website and contact me for info on my current client openings or to get on my waitlist, so you don't miss the next round. Limited spots available.   Available coaching options:  1:1 Coaching Program Group Coaching Program Single 1 Hour Coaching Calls   Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Class in Sacramento - Join a FREE Introductory Class Today! Ralph Gracie Sacramento | Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu – Ralph Gracie Sacramento, Manny Gonzales BJJ Sacramento

Hello to you listening in Galiano Island, B.C. Canada!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is Stories From Women Who Walk with 60 Seconds for Motivate Your Monday and your host, Diane Wyzga.Maybe like me your mom said: “You're the oldest! You should know better.” Why? You think I went to Know Better School?But I can't blame my mom; it seems that they all went to Mom School. How else do you explain that what moms say to their children day in and day out is understood practically all over the world?Take 3 minutes to listen to stand-up comedian Anita Renfroe sum up all the things that a mother says to her children - Momisms - set to the William Tell Overture. See how many you remember from your childhood. And which you say today to motivate your own kids.Click HERE to listen to the Official YouTube VersionLyrics in the Episode Notes if you want to sing along:William Tell Momisms LyricsGet up now, get up now, get up out of bedWash your face, brush your teeth, comb your sleepy headHere's your clothes and your shoes, hear the words I saidGet up now, get up and make your bedAre you hot? Are you cold? Are you wearing that?Where's your books and your lunch and your homework at?Grab your coat and your gloves and your scarf and hatDon't forget you gotta feed the catEat your breakfast, the experts tell usIt's the most important meal of allTake your vitamins so you will grow upOne day to be big and tallPlease remember the orthodontist will beSeeing you at three todayDon't forget your piano lesson isThis afternoon so you must playDon't shovel, chew slowly, but hurry, the bus is hereBe careful, come back here, did you wash behind your ears?Play outside, don't play rough, would you just play fair?Be polite, make a friend, don't forget to shareWork it out, wait your turn, never take a dareGet along, don't make me come down there Clean your room, fold your clothes, put your stuff awayMake your bed, do it now, do we have all day?Were you born in a barn? Would you like some hayCan you even hear a word I say?Answer the phone, get off the phoneDon't sit so close, turn it down, no texting at the tableNo more computer time tonightYour ipod's my ipod if you don't listen upWhere you going and with whomAnd what time do you think you're coming home?Saying thank you, please, excuse meMakes you welcome everywhere you roamYou'll appreciate my wisdom somedayWhen you're older and you're grownCan't wait 'til you have a couple littleChildren of your ownYou'll thank me for the counsel I gave you so willinglyBut right now I thank you not to roll your eyes at meClose your mouth when you chew, would appreciateTake a bite maybe two of the stuff you hateUse your fork, do not you burp or I'll set you straightEat the food I put upon your plate Get an A, get the door, don't get smart with meGet a grip, get in here or I'll count to 3Get a job, get a life, get a PhDGet a dose of...I don't care who started itYou're grounded until your 36Get your story straightAnd tell the truth for once for heaven's sakeAndIf all your friendsJumped off a cliffWould you jump too?If I've said it once, I've said at leastA thousand times before thatYou're too old to act this wayIt must be your father's DNALook at me when I am talkingStand up straighter when you walkA place for everythingAnd everything must be in placeStop crying or I'll give you something real to cry aboutOh! Brush your teeth, wash your face, get your PJs onGet in bed, get a hug, say a prayer with momDon't forget I love you *kiss*AndTomorrow we will do this all againBecause a mom's work never endsYou don't need the reason whyBecause, because, because, becauseI said so, I said so, I said so, I said soI'm the Mom, the mom, the mom, the momThe momTa-da!You're invited: “Come for the stories - stay for the magic!” Speaking of magic, would you subscribe, share a 5-star rating + nice review on your social media or podcast channel of choice, and join us next time!Meanwhile, stop by my Quarter Moon Story Arts website to:✓ Check out What I Offer,✓ Arrange your free Story Session call + Bonus gift,✓ Opt In to my monthly Newsletter for valuable tips & techniques to enhance your story work, and✓ Stay current with Diane and on LinkedIn.Stories From Women Who Walk Production TeamPodcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 to Present: for credit & attribution Quarter Moon Story Arts

Is the recently announced Australia-US Climate, Critical Minerals and Clean Energy Transformation Compact going to mean Australia gets to ride the wave of the subsidy superbonanza Inflation Reduction Act rather than get dumped by it? Perhaps too soon to tell, but your intrepid hosts can always be relied on for a hot take! *Shirtfranking with Frontie* includes a PSA for the very excellent app for ethical brand ratings,  Good On You, and a rundown on known forced labour and modern slavery risks in cotton t-shirt supply chains. And because all roads lead to climate chat on this pod, there is an intersection with the manufacture of solar panels. Of course there isThis week's deep dive is a GAS! Specifically, ‘The Future of Gas', according to the European Academies Science Advisory Council (EASAC). This paper found us heavily referencing our back catalogue (but neglecting to actually properly point to the episodes), so  newer Summerupperers might want to check out these gems:On GWP20 v GWP100 - “Measure twice, cut nunce? Tackling methane from Aussie coal mines”On learning rates - “Ka-ching! Act now for huge learning rate savings!”On gas transition in Australia - “Infrastructure Victoria presents: A Very December 2021 Gas Report”On transport of hydrogen - “Elementary, my dear IRENA: Hydrogen transport”Frankie's One More Thing is the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis article on the latest cost estimates of the small modular nuclear reactor from NuScale and Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems. Hint: it's gotten *way* more exxy, mostly due to construction supply chain cost increases. Prediction: it won't be the last cost increase!Tennant's One More Thing is “Victoria's 2035 Climate Action Target: Driving Growth And Prosperity”, the final report from the independent expert panel that recommended a 2035 target of an 80% emissions reduction on 2005 levels for Victoria. Hat tip to Tennant who served on the panel and to the Victorian Government for adopting their recommended target!Luke's One More Thing is the smorgasbord of climate stars who visited Australian shores to participate in the Energy Efficiency Council's recent National Conference. Hear from heat pump aficionado Jan Rosenow by revisiting his appearance on ABC Radio doing energy technology: hot or not? And Jacques Morris from the UK's Transition plan Task Force talking net zero transition plans at an Australian Sustainable Finance Institute event. Oh and Rob Murray-Leach's literal swan song at the Conference's Gala dinner after 14 years at the Energy Efficiency Council. We'll miss you Rob!And that's all from us this week Summerupperers! We shall see you next time and until then, please keep tweeting your thoughts to us at @LukeMenzel, @TennantReed and @FrankieMuskovic and if you would like to weave some golden threads through our back catalogue, give us your feelpinions or suggest papers to read we are always here for that - hit us up at mailbag@letmesumup.net.

Steve is obsessed with making tech human and leveraging it to deliver continuous value. For the past 20 years, his focus has been on using mapping techniques to guide ambitious and struggling teams towards their true north. He's a former startup CTO, agency consultant, systems and release engineer, finance IT manager, tech support phone jockey, and pizza maker. All focused on the flow of value, all the time.In this episode with Steve, I explore:Agile and mindsetsImportance of flow in life and in business Value stream mappingDevOpsEntrepreneurshipCapability mapping and much more...You can reach out to Steve via his socials here:https://www.linkedin.com/in/devopsto/twitter.com/steveelsewhere/https://www.stevepereira.ca https://visible.is/ Email: Steve@visible.isThis podcast is sponsored by Agile Management Office (www.agilemanagementoffice.com) providing high-impact delivery execution in an agile era for scaling businesses.Thank you for listening to this podcast. We welcome any feedback. www.agilemanagementoffice.com/contact Make sure you subscribe to our newsletter to receive access to special events, checklists, and blogs that are not available everywhere. 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/ Thank you for listening, PLEASE share or rate this if you enjoyed it. #AgileIdeas

Hello And Welcome to the 59th Tech@Lunch Full Episode. The full-length episodes are around 30 minutes long or longer and span the duration of a lunch break. This week's lunch topic is What is this MES About? Well we are not looking at a messy system or print, we are actually looking at Manufacturing Control Systems or MES. These systems support production and other types of manufacturing and logisitics spaces. We discuss what a typical MES system is and what are the benifits and also disclose a new MES system ebook coming soon. So join us as we dive into To MES systems. Join us on the Vulcanara Technology Solutions Youtube Channel for new videos https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMOQo5rbU68XT8JE1WZOwvA. Subscribe to the youtube channel to get updates on give aways and other types of community events we may be doing. Stay tuned for the Details regarding the Giveaway we are going to do. Leave a comment on this video on YouTube saying vacuum if you want to see us test a 3D printer in a vacuum chamber.

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People keep talking about twin flames and think their person is their soul mate, but is it really? What's the difference? How do you know you've met your soul mate? I answer all of these questions in this episode because it is a beautiful phenomena I am seeing happen more frequently amongst the collective. As rare as connecting with a twin flame / soul mate may be, it's worth learning about and talking about. Hope you enjoy. Also check out my new event I'm launhching called P*ssy Power Talks here in L.A. all about healing and Divine Feminine empowerment. If you would like to book a tarot/mediumship reading with me, email me at: vanessasoulxo@gmail.com or go to www.soulxo.onlineXOXO

Drew and Enya got recognized when they were naked, they go over rules for their daughters and Enya teaches Drew what the concept of love isThis podcast is sponsored by Better Help. When you want to be a better problem solver, therapy can get you there. Visit BetterHelp.com/intercom today to get 10% off your first month.Follow Enya on Insta: @EnyaUmanzorFollow Drew on Insta: @DrewPhillips09 To listen to the podcast on YouTube: bit.ly/EmergencyIntercomPodYT Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: bit.ly/EmergencyIntercom If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be amazing! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: bit.ly/EmergencyIntercom Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Independent Film Self Distribution & Marketing Blueprint with This is MegOver the past 6 months or so I've been getting an enormous amount of emails and messages asking me the same question:What is your distribution and marketing plan for This is Meg?I hear you IFH Tribe, so I decide to put this podcast together and lay out the marketing and distribution blueprint I created to get This is Megout into the world.In this episode, I break down:Why I didn't go through a traditional distributorWhy I didn't do a theatrical run through TUGGHow I will be self-distributing This is MegWhat platforms I'll be selling on and whyWhat my marketing strategy isThis is Meg has been a giant experiment to see what happens and I wanted to share the ride with you, the IFH Tribe. Thank you for all the support. Take a listen and keep on hustlin'.Right click here to download the MP3Download on iTunes DirectWatch on IFH YouTube ChannelBelow you can check out some of the marketing I'm doing to promote This is Meg and content I'm giving my cast so they can push the film on their platforms.

Hosts Rocky and Scott are joined by the awesome John Arrington (@DynastyCoachA) to talk about some of the unexpectedly hot and cold starts for some players through 2 games, including Jalen Hurts, Kyle Pitts, Amon-Ra, and more. We also talk a little early season dynasty strategy, and of course, finish up by finding some trades.

Who doesn't want to land more high end sales?If you are in business, if you are wanting to create consistent income, being really locked in on your ability to create sales, to be able to make sales no matter what the price is, is one of the key skills we can have as a badass business owner and CEO (who gets to create ANYTHING she wants!) Today I'm sharing with you:** How to land more high end sales regardless of the industry you operate in (my clients are done-for-you service providers, clients, health practitioners, spiritual guides and ALL of them get to decide on their pricing based on what feels good - not what they ‘think people will pay') ** Why I really recommend you nail down your ability to make high end sales on repeat as soon as possible (and HOW you can leverage this to create consistent, scalable income on repeat!) ** My BIGGEST strategies and mindset hacks to help you be able to hold easeful sales conversations no matter what the price isThis is going to be so good, it could honestly be a sales training (you're welcome).You are going to walk away from this episode with the exact tools you need to start nailing high end sales (and really, all sales) in your business.Let's Dive In!PS.Ready for support to help you grow and scale a SIMPLE wildly profitable business that feels really fucking GOOD to run?I'm currently booking limited spots opening up at the end of August and September (for a coaching intensive or on-going VIP spot).Which means I'm also opening up some space on my calendar to connect with YOU to talk about how I can support you in upleveling your mindset, leveraging simple strategy and creating mind-blowing income months without doing ALL THE THINGS.So if you've been wondering about what it would look like to work together and how I can help you get INSANE business results, like your own booked out six or multi-six-figure+ business…I want to talk to you!My spots tend to book up quickly, so if you know you're ready to increase your income in a way that actually feels EASEFUL this is your time, and now's the moment to book a time to talk so you can snag an upcoming coaching spot.Book a free coaching consultation below to find out what it would look like to work together and how I can help you make more money, feeling & living ON PURPOSE!!!http://bit.ly/edcoachconsult​LINKS: Website: https://www.elisedanielle.com/Instagram: @elise_danielle_Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/purposedrivenbadasswomen

For over 20 years Brendan Gibson has been working in the technology space, he has worked withIT business owners on gaining efficiencies in their business – loves helping people.In 2019, Brendan's business was faced with a net loss in the business and asked the question – “Isthis worth it?” Reading the book “Profit First” Brendan committed that as of 1 July 2019 hiscompany was going to make a profit. By June 2020 the business was up 200%! Being so passionate about the process, he decided to help other companies by implementing Profit First so business owners can have a similar, if not better experience.Follow Shivani on @askshivaniSubscribe to make sure you hear all updates from her!https://www.askshivani.com/Follow https://www.linkedin.com/in/askshivani/Email her at shivani@askshivani.com

Another death has occurred at 'the black beach', Reynisfjara, the 4th in recent years. With tourism numbers increasing again, who—if anyone—should be considered responsible for health and safety at Reynisfjara, and what will it take to achieve this? Editor-in-chief, Valur Gretisson, and culture editor Josie Anne Gaitens discuss this as well as the latest news on Monkeypox, and new airline Niceair. Looking for more news? Check out our website for the latest coverage: grapevine.isPlease take the time to rate and review the Icelandic Roundup on your podcast app! We really appreciate it, and it helps other people find the show.Before travelling in Iceland please always check road and weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.Weather: vedur.isRoads: road.isThis show is brought to you by the Reykjavík Grapevine,  a free, alternative magazine in English published in Reykjavík every month. We cover everything Iceland-related, with a special focus on news, human interest stories, music, culture, food, travel and events. shop | facebook | twitter | instagramThank you to Lava Car Rental and The Lava Centre for sponsoring this episode of The Icelandic Roundup.

Reykjavík Grapevine's editor-in-chief, Valur Grettisson, and news editor, Andie Sophia Fontaine, discuss the situation regarding the planned deportation of around asylum seekers from Iceland. Many of them are supposed to be deported to Greece, a country deemed unsafe for asylum seekers by MSF. The Left-Green party have been criticised heavily after an Icelandic priest got involved in the debate, saying that there is a special place in hell for people who deport asylum seekers.Valur and Andie also go over the earthquakes around Grindavík, as well as the negotiation between the political parties in the city council in Reykjavík.Looking for more news? Check out our website for the latest coverage: grapevine.isPlease take the time to rate and review the Icelandic Roundup on your podcast app! We really appreciate it, and it helps other people find the show.Before travelling in Iceland please always check road and weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.Weather: vedur.isRoads: road.isThis show is brought to you by the Reykjavík Grapevine,  a free, alternative magazine in English published in Reykjavík every month. We cover everything Iceland-related, with a special focus on news, human interest stories, music, culture, food, travel and events. shop | facebook | twitter | instagramThank you to Lava Car Rental and The Lava Centre for sponsoring this episode of The Icelandic Roundup.

Why do men treat their bestfriends better than they treattheir own girlfriends? Why do wehear less about women doingthis? Is this because more menwould feel a way about being oursecond to another man? Why dowomen get upset at therelationship between theirboyfriend and his best friend? Isthis because she is afraid to bereplaced? Does this only applywhen the best friends are ofopposite sex? So manyquestions and we answerednearly ALL of them. Press playand figure out how to gauge theinsecurities and red flags inregards to maintaining true,genuine friendships whilstkeeping the respect for yourpartner!

Why do men treat their bestfriends better than they treattheir own girlfriends? Why do wehear less about women doingthis? Is this because more menwould feel a way about being oursecond to another man? Why dowomen get upset at therelationship between theirboyfriend and his best friend? Isthis because she is afraid to bereplaced? Does this only applywhen the best friends are ofopposite sex? So manyquestions and we answerednearly ALL of them. Press playand figure out how to gauge theinsecurities and red flags inregards to maintaining true,genuine friendships whilstkeeping the respect for yourpartner!

Editor-in-chief of The Reykjavík Grapevine, Valur Grettisson, and culture editor Josie Anne Gaitens are back to go over the latest Icelandic news: earthquakes, monkeypox, and deportations.Information about what to do during an earthquake can be found here. Remember: Duck, Cover, Hold!Looking for more news? Check out our website for the latest coverage: grapevine.isPlease take the time to rate and review the Icelandic Roundup on your podcast app! We really appreciate it, and it helps other people find the show.Before travelling in Iceland please always check road and weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.Weather: vedur.isRoads: road.isThis show is brought to you by the Reykjavík Grapevine,  a free, alternative magazine in English published in Reykjavík every month. We cover everything Iceland-related, with a special focus on news, human interest stories, music, culture, food, travel and events. shop | facebook | twitter | instagramThank you to Lava Car Rental and The Lava Centre for sponsoring this episode of The Icelandic Roundup.

Editor-in-chief of The Reykjavík Grapevine, Valur Grettisson, and culture editor Josie Anne Gaitens are joined on the podcast by  Guðmundur Hrafn Arngrímsson, the Chair of the Icelandic Tenants Union. Guðmundur explains the current dire situation with the rental market in Iceland, and what measures would be required to alleviate the problems renters face.  Find more about the Icelandic Tenants Union here:The Rental Union HomepageFacebook group (Icelandic)FB group (English) Looking for more news? Check out our website for the latest coverage: grapevine.isPlease take the time to rate and review the Icelandic Roundup on your podcast app! We really appreciate it, and it helps other people find the show.Before travelling in Iceland please always check road and weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.Weather: vedur.isRoads: road.isThe latest Coronvirus measures can be found at covid.isThis show is brought to you by the Reykjavík Grapevine,  a free, alternative magazine in English published in Reykjavík every month. We cover everything Iceland-related, with a special focus on news, human interest stories, music, culture, food, travel and events. shop | facebook | twitter | instagramThank you to Lava Car Rental and The Lava Centre for sponsoring this episode of The Icelandic Roundup.

Welcome back to The Icelandic Roundup! On this week's episode, Grapevine's editor-in-chief Valur Grettisson and culture editor Josie Anne Gaitens are joined by investigative journalist  Bjartmar Oddur Þeyr Alexandersson from Stundin magazine. They discuss the upcoming municipal elections, the various parties running in Reykjavík (there are 11—don't forget the socialists), and the fact that there is a party of cats running in the north of Iceland.  Oh boy. Find out more about voting in Iceland here.Looking for more news? Check out our website for the latest coverage: grapevine.isPlease take the time to rate and review the Icelandic Roundup on your podcast app! It helps other people find the show.Before travelling in Iceland please always check road and weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.Weather: vedur.isRoads: road.isThe latest Coronvirus measures can be found at covid.isThis show is brought to you by the Reykjavík Grapevine,  a free, alternative magazine in English published in Reykjavík every month. We cover everything Iceland-related, with a special focus on news, human interest stories, music, culture, food, travel and events. shop | facebook | twitter | instagramThank you to Lava Car Rental and The Lava Centre for sponsoring this episode of The Icelandic Roundup.

Grapevine's editor-in-chief Valur Grettisson and culture editor Josie Anne Gaitens are back with all of the latest Icelandic news: Georgian diplomacy, secret Russian blacklists, and an incredibly bizarre tale of neighbourly dispute ending with an ancient curse...Looking for more news? Check out our website for the latest coverage: grapevine.isPlease take the time to rate and review the Icelandic Roundup on your podcast app! It helps other people find the show.Before travelling in Iceland please always check road and weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.Weather: vedur.isRoads: road.isThe latest Coronvirus measures can be found at covid.isThis show is brought to you by the Reykjavík Grapevine,  a free, alternative magazine in English published in Reykjavík every month. We cover everything Iceland-related, with a special focus on news, human interest stories, music, culture, food, travel and events. shop | facebook | twitter | instagramThank you to Lava Car Rental and The Lava Centre for sponsoring this episode of The Icelandic Roundup.

News editor Andie Sophia Fontaine and editor-in-chief Valur Grettisson are joined by Dagur Bergþóruson Eggertsson, the current Mayor of Reykjavík. Dagur belongs to the Social Democratic Alliance, and has been Mayor since 2014. Ahead of the regional elections in May, he talks with Valur and Andie about key issues, including housing, immigration and racism in Icelandic politics.Looking for more news? Check out our website for the latest coverage: grapevine.isBefore travelling in Iceland please always check road and weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.Weather: vedur.isRoads: road.isThe latest Coronvirus measures can be found at covid.isThis show is brought to you by the Reykjavík Grapevine,  a free, alternative magazine in English published in Reykjavík every month. We cover everything Iceland-related, with a special focus on news, human interest stories, music, culture, food, travel and events. shop | facebook | twitter | instagramThank you to Lava Car Rental and The Lava Centre for sponsoring this episode of The Icelandic Roundup.

Who was Íslandsbanki sold to, and why? Reykjavík Grapevine editor-in-chief Valur Grettisson, culture editor Josie Anne Gaitens and news editor Andie Sophia join forces to discuss the controversy.  Looking for more news? Check out our website for the latest coverage: grapevine.isBefore travelling in Iceland please always check road and weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.Weather: vedur.isRoads: road.isThe latest Coronvirus measures can be found at covid.isThis show is brought to you by the Reykjavík Grapevine,  a free, alternative magazine in English published in Reykjavík every month. We cover everything Iceland-related, with a special focus on news, human interest stories, music, culture, food, travel and events. shop | facebook | twitter | instagramThank you to Lava Car Rental and The Lava Centre for sponsoring this episode of The Icelandic Roundup.

Today on the podcast, Reykjavík Grapevine editor-in-chief Valur Grettisson and culture editor Josie Anne Gaitens speak to social media influencer Kyana Sue Powers, who is facing deportation from Iceland after her work visa was rejected.While living in Iceland as a student, Kyana started sharing her experiences of life and her adventures in Iceland on social media, resulting in her garnering a huge following on platforms such as Instagram and TikTok. After applying for a work visa here, Kyana has subsequently been denied a permit by the  authorities, and given only 30 days before she is expected to leave the country, a decision that she is now trying to appeal.Looking for more news? Check out our website for the latest coverage: grapevine.isBefore travelling in Iceland please always check road and weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.Weather: vedur.isRoads: road.isThe latest Coronvirus measures can be found at covid.isThis show is brought to you by the Reykjavík Grapevine,  a free, alternative magazine in English published in Reykjavík every month. We cover everything Iceland-related, with a special focus on news, human interest stories, music, culture, food, travel and events. shop | facebook | twitter | instagramThank you to Lava Car Rental and The Lava Centre for sponsoring this episode of The Icelandic Roundup.

Welcome to The Icelandic Roundup from The Reykjavík Grapevine. Today, Editor-In-Chief, Valur Grettisson, and Culture Editor, Josie Anne Gaitens, cover the rapidly decreasing Covid incidence rate in Iceland, free kindergartens, and legislation that might decriminalise drug possession for personal consumption.Looking for more news? Check out our website for the latest coverage: grapevine.isBefore travelling in Iceland please always check road and weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.Weather: vedur.isRoads: road.isThe latest Coronvirus measures can be found at covid.isThis show is brought to you by the Reykjavík Grapevine, a free, alternative magazine in English published in Reykjavík every month. We cover everything Iceland-related, with a special focus on news, human interest stories, music, culture, food, travel and events. shop: shop.grapevine.isfacebook: facebook.com/ReykjavikGrapevinetwitter: twitter.com/rvkgrapevine instagram: instagram.com/rvkgrapevine/Thank you to Lava Car Rental and The Lava Centre for sponsoring this episode of The Icelandic Roundup.

Welcome to The Icelandic Roundup from The Reykjavík Grapevine. Today, Editor-In-Chief, Valur Grettisson, and Culture Editor, Josie Anne Gaitens discuss the preliminary party votes ahead of the upcoming municipal elections in May, as well as looking at the welcome that Icelanders have provided for Ukrainian refugees.  Links in this episode:Information about Icelandic elections can be found online from Fjölmenningarsetur / Multicultural Information centre: mcc.is/governance/authorities/The English-Icelandic dictionary is available here: ensk.isBefore travelling in Iceland please always check road and weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.Weather: vedur.isRoads: road.isThe latest Coronvirus measures can be found at covid.isThis show is brought to you by the Reykjavík Grapevine,  a free, alternative magazine in English published in Reykjavík every month. We cover everything Iceland-related, with a special focus on news, human interest stories, music, culture, food, travel and events. shop | facebook | twitter | instagramThank you to Lava Car Rental and The Lava Centre for sponsoring this episode of The Icelandic Roundup.

Welcome to The Icelandic Roundup from The Reykjavík Grapevine. Today, Editor-In-Chief, Valur Grettisson, and Culture Editor, Josie Anne Gaitens, are joined by Iryna Zubenko, a content manager and journalist from Ukraine, who is currently interning at Grapevine. She shares her experience of witnessing war break out in her home country while abroad, as well as her hopes and concerns as the situation continues to develop.  Read Iryna's honest and brilliant article about the Russian invasion of Ukraine here: 'Waking Up To War In My Home County'Before travelling in Iceland please always check road and weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.Weather: vedur.isRoads: road.isThe latest Coronvirus measures can be found at covid.isThis show is brought to you by the Reykjavík Grapevine,  a free, alternative magazine in English published in Reykjavík every month. We cover everything Iceland-related, with a special focus on news, human interest stories, music, culture, food, travel and events. shop | facebook | twitter | instagramThank you to Lava Car Rental and The Lava Centre for sponsoring this episode of The Icelandic Roundup.

Welcome to The Icelandic Roundup with Valur Grettisson and Josie Anne Gaitens. In this episode we go over the Icelandic response to the war in Ukraine, life in without COVID-19 restrictions, and the worst day for the stock market since 2008. We also look ahead to weather conditions for the coming week, and bring you an update on roads.Before travelling in Iceland please always check road and weather conditions to ensure a safe journey.Weather: vedur.isRoads: road.isThe latest Coronvirus measures can be found at covid.isThis show is brought to you by the Reykjavík Grapevine,  a free, alternative magazine in English published in Reykjavík every month. We cover everything Iceland-related, with a special focus on news, human interest stories, music, culture, food, travel and events. shop | facebook | twitter | instagramThank you to Lava Car Rental and The Lava Centre for sponsoring this episode of The Icelandic Roundup.

Alicia Davon specializes with her husband, Erwan Davon, in supporting singles with getting into passionate and successful relationships, and helping couples take their relationship to new heights of romance and intimacy. In today's conversation, Alicia shares how women can get more of what they desire in relationships, and how men can figure out what to give them. She breaks down the stages of relationships and tools to help you thrive in each stage, providing insight you can implement right away. Tune in for a juicy conversation on how you can set yourself up for success going into this new year!Today on That Sex Chick:What men need to know about women's desiresThe true source of attractiveness in womenHow to determine what relationship dynamic you desireStages of relationships & skills to thrive in eachPractices to keep chemistry in your relationshipWhat an extended orgasm isThis show is sponsored by:Everyday Dose | Go to everydaydose.com and use the code THATSEXCHICK for 65% off your first order!Resources:Free Love Life Consultation: erwandavon.com/consult or text 415-308-9580Website: pleasurecourse.com Connect with Alexa:Instagram: @thatsexchickWebsite: thatsexchick.com Email: hello@thatsexchick.com Free resources: thatsexchick.com/resourcesFacebook Group: That Sex Group Click here to submit your review for That Sex Chick, and you'll get access to “Uncover Your Inner Kink,” a guided meditation and more, created by Alexa! This show is produced by Soulfire Productions

Listeners this week we have a conversation with Linda González.Linda González recently published Breaking Through Your Own Glass Ceiling, based on both hers and her coaching clients' efforts to live a full-hearted life despite daily inequities. Her award-winning memoir The Cost of Our Lives is a family story of unearthing secrets in search of family and redemption. She has published many essays, served as a judge for the Latino Books awards, and is a contributing editor for aaduna, an online literary magazine.  Linda firmly believes in the ‘danger of a single story' about any group of people. She works tirelessly to write and support writing that enriches the current canon of literature. She constantly challenges the narrative that she cannot include Spanish in her work without explaining it or italicizing it.You can learn more about her writing and her thriving practice as a life coach at www.lindagonzalez.netLinda has lived in the Bay Area for over thirty years and is currently in San Rafael on the unceded land of the Coastal Miwok nation. She is originally from Los Angeles where her immigrant parents, a Colombiana and a Mexicano, met and raised her family. Her 24 year old twins inspire her daily to be her best self.During our conversation we talked about:Shattering glass ceilings"We thrive or we are burdened by our community"The trauma of carrying our peopleIntersectionality of our identitiesSafetyRestPower in wordsThe "get over it" mentalityThe puritan foundation of this countryHow productive grieving isThis episode was brought to you by Aligned Workshop:A two-hour workshop where we will plan out the rest of our 2021 so you can create a sustainable business and  take aligned action.Here's what you can expect:  ✨Pre-workshop mini-assignments on a private podcast feed so that you can begin taking action  ✨The power of tapping to bring clarity to your goals and desires  ✨Templates for creating a plan you can (and will) actually execute  ✨Clarity around the next six months of 2021Learn more at alignyourgoals.com Follow Linda on all things social:WebsiteFacebookInstagram  TwitterLinkedIn Follow Cafe con Pam on all things socialInstagramFacebookhttp://cafeconpam.com/Join the FREE Cafe con Pam ChallengeJoin FREE online Recovering Procrastinator Manis Community! stayshining.clubJoin PowerSisters!  Findmypowersister.comSubscribe, rate, review, and share this episode with someone you love!And don't ever forget to Stay Shining!

Steve is obsessed with making tech human and leveraging it to deliver continuous value. For the past 20 years, his focus has been on using mapping techniques to guide ambitious and struggling teams towards their true north. He's a former startup CTO, agency consultant, systems and release engineer, finance IT manager, tech support phone jockey, and pizza maker. All focused on the flow of value, all the time.In this episode with Steve, I explore:Agile and mindsetsImportance of flow in life and in business Value stream mappingDevOpsEntrepreneurshipCapability mapping and much more...You can reach out to Steve via his socials here:https://www.linkedin.com/in/devopsto/twitter.com/steveelsewhere/https://www.stevepereira.ca https://visible.is/ Email: Steve@visible.isThis podcast is sponsored by Agile Management Office (www.agilemanagementoffice.com) providing high-impact delivery execution in an agile era for scaling businesses.Thank you for listening to this podcast. We welcome any feedback. www.agilemanagementoffice.com/contact Make sure you subscribe to our newsletter to receive access to special events, checklists, and blogs that are not available everywhere. 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/ Thank you for listening, PLEASE share or rate this if you enjoyed it. #AgileIdeas

Every human has both masculine and feminine energies within them. When these energies are unbalanced, it can lead to either burnout and disconnection, or being overly emotional and attached.  This then ripples into all areas of life – from relationships, to work, to how you feel about yourself. In this episode, Chantelle shares...What is unhealthy masculine and unhealthy feminine energiesHow do these unhealthy qualities show up in both male and female bodiesHow these energies when expressed unhealthy can sabotage relationships and when expressed healthily can nurture relationshipsWhat the perfect balance of masculine and feminine energies in male bodies vs female bodies isThis episode was recorded at our Relationship Tantra 8 Wk Course. For an online version of this course, check out Embodied Awakening's online library: www.embodiedawakeningacademy.com, or sign up for our newsletter for Tantric tools and tips. www.embodiedawakening.academy/newsletter

The Storm Skiing Podcast is sponsored in part by Mountain Gazette. Listen to the podcast for discount codes on subscriptions and merch.The podcast is also sponsored in part by Helly Hansen. Listen to the podcast to learn how to get an 18.77 percent discount at the Boston and Burlington, Vermont stores.Recorded onFeb. 8, 2021What this isThis is the 12th in a series of conversations exploring the fallout to the ski industry from Covid-19. Click through to listen to the first 11: author Chris Diamond, Boyne Resorts CEO Stephen Kircher, Magic Mountain President Geoff Hatheway, NSAA CEO Kelly Pawlak, Berkshire East/Catamount Owner & Goggles for Docs founder Jon Schaefer, Shaggy’s Copper Country Skis Cofounder Jeff Thompson, Doppelmayr USA President Katharina Schmitz, Mt. Baldy GM Robby Ellingson, Alterra CEO Rusty Gregory, NSAA Director of Risk & Regulatory Affairs Dave Byrd, and Schweitzer Mountain President and CEO Tom Chasse.Who Molly Mahar, President of Ski VermontWhy I interviewed herBecause Vermont skiing is in trouble. The Burlington Free Press reported in January that skiers visits were down 30 to 70 percent from the same period last year. Culprits included lousy weather, state-mandated capacity restrictions, strict quarantine requirements for out-of-state visitors, and the Canadian border closure. The snow, thankfully, has finally arrived, but the other problems are unlikely to disappear before season’s end. I wanted to understand the full impacts of the business slowdown on Vermont ski areas and to see how they were coping with life in our Covid-modified Matrix.Jay Peak is off limits to the 50 percent of its visitors that normally come from Canada. That leaves lots of powder for those who can make it. Photo courtesy of Indy Pass.What we talked aboutAn update on those dire skier visit numbers from January; the size of Vermont’s ski industry in a normal year and the extent and impact of the downturn; the percent of Vermont skier visits that originate out of state (it’s huge), and where those visits come from; Vermont’s quarantine requirements and the Canadian border closure and whether these travel restrictions could be relaxed before the end of ski season; working with the state of Vermont to develop Covid operating rules; how widespread compliance to those restrictions has been among skiers; the importance of Canada to central and northern Vermont; Jay Peak filling in the blanks; how Ski Vermont collaborates with member ski areas, the state government, and the NSAA; Covid-induced acceleration of technology adaptation; the cost of Covid ops; Magic Mountain way out ahead; working with the NSAA to promote their Ski Well Be Well guidelines and how the organization just basically killed it prepping the industry as a whole for the ski season; helping Vermont ski areas take advantage of federal and state aide; the long-term upside of Covid-era operating pivots; how mega-mountains, large independents, and smaller community hills are managing under Covid restrictions; job market impacts; the out-of-state takeover of large Vermont ski areas and what that means for the state’s industry long-term; whether Jay Peak or Burke would be better off under a conglomerate or remaining independent; thoughts on megapasses, including the Indy Pass; shout-out to Smuggs; the decision to suspend the 5th grade ski passport this season; and Ski Vermont’s diversity initiative.Questions I wish I’d askedI wanted to talk a bit about the cost of doing business in Vermont and development under the state’s Act 250 rules, but we didn’t have time. Next time.Storm Skiing Podcasts: Killington & Pico GM Mike Solimano | Plattekill owners Danielle and Laszlo Vajtay | New England Lost Ski Areas Project Founder Jeremy Davis | Magic Mountain President Geoff Hatheway | Lift Blog Founder Peter Landsman | Boyne Resorts CEO Stephen Kircher | Burke Mountain GM Kevin Mack | Liftopia CEO Evan Reece | Berkshire East & Catamount Owner & GM Jon Schaefer | Vermont Ski + Ride and Vermont Sports Co-Publisher & Editor Lisa Lynn | Sugarbush President & COO Win Smith | Loon President & GM Jay Scambio | Sunday River President & GM Dana Bullen | Big Snow & Mountain Creek VP of Sales & Marketing Hugh Reynolds | Mad River Glen GM Matt Lillard | Indy Pass Founder Doug Fish | National Brotherhood of Skiers President Henri Rivers | Winter 4 Kids & National Winter Activity Center President & CEO Schone Malliet | Vail Veterans Program President & Founder Cheryl Jensen | Mountain Gazette Owner & Editor Mike Rogge | Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows President & CMO Ron Cohen | Aspiring Olympian Benjamin Alexander | Sugarloaf GM Karl Strand – Parts One & Two | Cannon GM John DeVivo | Fairbank Group Chairman Brian Fairbank | Jay Peak GM Steve Wright | Sugarbush President & GM John Hammond | Mount Snow GM Tracy Bartels | Saddleback CEO & GM Andy Shepard | Bousquet owners and management | Hermitage Club GM Bill Benneyan | Powder Magazine Editor-in-Chief Sierra Shafer | Gunstock GM Tom Day | Bolton Valley President Lindsay DesLauriers | Windham President Chip Seamans | Sunday River GM Brian Heon | Get on the email list at www.stormskiing.com

Remember that you can always get in touch with us on our Facebook page or on Twitter.Don't forget to check the chapters tab in your podcatcher. This is a thing we're doing now, so keep an eye open for those.Play and How Important it isThis is The Waffling Taylors Raw with Jay, a series of shorter episodes that will be of indefinite length - we're gonna put these out as-and-when. These episodes will cover shorter topics which don't really fit well within the scope of the show or topics that I want to cover in my own way before we bring them up on the show. That's not to say that we won't cover these topics in the main show, but I'd like to take a whack at them here, first.I can't guarantee that all of these shorter episodes will be as deep or technical as this one. But I wanted to start big.I've included a whole bunch of references in the show notes for this episode, so it's going to be worth clicking through and reading those show notes - because there are loads of books you can read, and web resources.How do you feel about play as a salve for a lack of creativity? Do you agree with the findings of Harlow, Deci, and Csikszentmihalyi? Would you like to hear more of these shorter Raw with Jay episodes?Let us know on Twitter, Facebook, leave a comment on the show notes or try our brand new contact page.And have you left us a rating or review? We really like to hear back from listeners about our show, so check out https://wafflingtaylors.rocks/our-podcast/ for links to services where you can leave us some wonderful feedback.The Waffling Taylors is a proud member of Jay and Jay Media. If you like this episode, please consider supporting our Podcasting Network. One $3 donation provides a week of hosting for all of our shows. You can support this show, and the others like it, at https://ko-fi.com/jayandjaymedia★ Support this podcast ★

Episode 14C-PTSD and Self-LoveThe Care and Feeding of Your SoulToday's episode is about surviving the storm and building a safe harbor for yourself. I provide an update from last week's episode where I read a heartfelt letter I planned to send to my wife. I also talk about realizing that the problems go much deeper than I anticipated. In addition the weather has been windy, windy, windy and order to deal with all of this I have been hunkering down inside and going out only when it is necessary. It makes me edgy.Weekly trips for groceries keep me engaged with the community, but for the most part I have been taking advantage of my solitude. Besides working on this podcast, I am actively trying to understand what happened in my relationship with my wife. I do this with almost no input from her.My wife is more than willing to address the business end of our relationship, but when it comes to the emotional aspects of our marriage, No Way José. She's out of here. It doesn't get discussed. Not even a little bit. There are no signs of this changing, so I need to look after myself.I am slowly letting go of my need for reciprocation when it comes to intimacy in my marriage. I am realizing that what I see is what I get. I don't have to like it and I don't have to tolerate it, but I need to accept it. This is why I am 95% convinced that the best route for me and probably for her as well is to terminate the marriage. Yeah, that's a hard thing to say, but I honestly don't see anything changing, therefore I must make the change that is best for me.Thanks for listening and I hope you appreciate this week's episode.Here are some websites that I hope will enhance and expand todays focus. Thank you for listening.The experience of Flow is unforgettable. As children we experience it quite frequently in our play, but the magic of flow becomes diluted in adulthood. I encourage all of you to look into this amazing experience. You can find out more when you click on the link.https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-flow-2794768I talk about Mindful Eating as a means to greater fulfillment. By intentionally watching what happens to the food that you chew as you chew it. It is a great approach to weight loss. Check it out at this website.https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/mindful-eating-guide#what-it-isThis is one of many websites that address the problem of narcissism and it addresses it in a clear and understandable way. This website is a very good resource for all things related to health and mental health.https://www.verywellmind.com/understanding-the-covert-narcissist-4584587

Join me as I make my way through The Growth Mindset Coach -- a month-by-month guide for teachers. Each month I'll record an episode about it and I'd love to hear what you think!In this episode . . . Skillshare (my affiliate link)my curriculum guidesThe Growth Mindset Coach by Annie Brock and Heather HundleyMindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol DweckTeacher feedback stemsI noticed howLook at how much progress you've made onI see a difference in this work compared withI admire how hard you have worked onI can see you really enjoyed learningCould it make a difference if youhave you considered trying a different strategy toYou're on the right track here and might considerOne awesome thing about your work isI really like the way youOne thing that helps me isThis could improve ifMy favorite part of this wasI noticed that

Episode 2 discusses my first foray into treatment for bipolar disorder specifically therapy. 

In this episode, we talk with Morgan about:Her acronym - ASAP - what it means and why it's so powerfulWhy she and her team needed to fail to improve her businessWhy you need to forgive yourself for failingWhat #maximizefailure really means to herWhat Morgan's biggest regret isThis episode was so awesome! I love how passionate Morgan is about what she does. She was awesome to connect with, and I know you're going to learn so much from this episode just as I did. Morgan's IG - @morganstuart18Morgan's Twitter - @MorganStuart18Defense Club IG - @defenseclubThe Packaged Deal IG - @thepackageddealDefense Club Website - https://www.defenseclub.com/The Packaged Deal Website - https://packageddeal.com/Studying Failure IG - @studyingfailureStudying Failure's Facebook - Studying FailureStudying Failure Website - https://www.studyingfailure.com/Jon's Twitter -@Jon_Egan_Jon's IG - @Jon_Egan_

This episode all three of us sat down to discuss cases that are covered at the Vancouver Police Museum.Beast of British ColumbiaOn the first case we cover Clifford Olson one of the worst Serial Killers in Canadian history.Beer pairing for this story is Drawn to Light Abbey Ale from Driftwood Brewery.The Milkshake MurdersMy Milkshakes Bring my wife to the yard… the graveyard that isThis is a story about a shitty husband, a loving wife and the medical community that nearly failed her. Rene Castellani used his wife’s favourite treat to murder her.Beer Pairing for this story is the Triple Beery Milkshake IPA from Russell Brewing.Babes in the WoodsThis is the unsolved murder of two children found in Stanley Park in the 1950’s.Beer Pairing for this story is the Windstorm West Coast Pale Ale from Stanley Park Brewing.Brew CrimeWebsite, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Facebook Group, Youtube, patreon

Brando 'Wildboy' Yelavich is back, this time from "the middle of nowhere" at the half-way point of Expedition Dust, his epic 5000km bicycle adventure through outback Australia. The last time Brando was on the show (Episode #7), we said it would be cool to catch up during his journey. Despite questionable internet access, we managed to make it happen. It's the first time we've recorded an episode during an ongoing expedition and it definitely brought some rawness to the conversation. We talked about the highs and lows of Expedition Dust so far, grappling with mental health, and some incredible adventure stories, including running with a herd of wild camels in the desert. If you enjoyed our first conversation with Brando, we're sure you're going to love this one, too.You can follow Brando and Expedition Dust here. Seriously, get behind him. He's possibly the first person ever to attempt this journey on bike.This episode isThis episode is brought to you by Absolute Wilderness, delicious freeze-dried meals to fuel your next adventure made locally in Nelson, New Zealand, using the freshest, tastiest ingredients. Visit absolutewilderness.co.nz The Wild Podcast is produced by The Content Lab, which provides content marketing, copywriting, and brand storytelling services for New Zealand businesses that want to build audiences and authority online. Visit contentlab.co.nz

Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.I'm finishing up my PhD here at the University of Regina.Whoo Boy, that's a big question.Um, let's just say it's asystems theory, I guess would be theone word or two words. Yeah, so systems theory.On systems theory is applied to interactive hardware, specifically stuff to do with, like Arduino and DIY hobbyist electronics.How's that being evaluated? Well, it's a sort of theoretical field. So essentially, I'm taking some really really old math from the 1940s.And trying to bring it up to speed with other contemporary ideas, especially pertaining to the maker movement was actuallyYeah, no worries. Um, well, back in the 1940s, there was this movement to take all of the different disciplines and unite them under one banner, and they were calling that general systems theory. And so the idea is that you can takethe grand unified, yeah, the grand unified theory.A kind of in a way yeah, that well, the grand unified theory in physics, I actually have a bachelor's degree in physics. The grand unified theory of physics was trying to unite quantum mechanics in general relativity. Now, General systems theory was actually founded by a biologist by the name of Ludwig von Berg handling fee andHis idea was thatyou could potentially describe biological, physical, chemical electronic systems all using the same type of language. And so back in the 90s Yeah, well, so back in the 1940s and 1950s they started fiddling around that this ideait's exactly that.Yeah, it's uh, it's uhhuh, yeah, well in its kind of, so you have in computer science, which my PhD work is, that's the what will be my PhD here in a few months. But in computer science, you have kind of like two disparate sorts of fields, looking at how people and non computer systems interact with computers and those two are cybernetics and human computer interaction.And human computer interaction that looks at interactions with machines as almost human conversations. But cybernetics takes the other approach and it says, Okay, well let's look at humans as if they work computers and systems theory kind of bridges. Systems Theory kind of bridges the gap between the two by saying no, let's look at everything like it's a system.I am trying toyou yeah, essentially take that third stance that if we look at everything as if it's a system,meet in the middle, somewhere between machine and man, then we can potentiallybreak through with all sorts of, well, essentially new philosophies and new ways of looking and designing things.Mmhmm.Yeah, that's no that's, that's exactly it.Exactly. And I've never been one to, like just take a very specific problem and say, I'm going to learn more about this very specific problem and then come up with a superficial answer. I've always been someone who has to drill down to the very core of what makes a discipline tick and then work from there, which is a huge pain in the ass for me, butI'm not quite sure exactly what do you mean by that?No, that's okay. That's okay.No worries. I know I think I think I understand what you're saying. The way that we look at things. Yeah, I think well, that's the most important thing or not the most important thing but that isn't an important thing isThat first you get your definition straight. And one of the problems with systems theory is you have sort of two different areas of systems. There you have the early systems theorists which their work was in trying to define systems using mathematical models like using set theory, and then the later system, and then the later systems theorists are more like experimentalists, and the experimentalists, they take a look at inputs and outputs, and then reverse engineer the system, kind of the black box method of engineering. And so my work fits in sort of in between them, trying to bridge the gap. And that involves being very careful about definitions, because there's a misunderstanding between what we meant by systems and what we know mean by systems, at least in my estimation.Nope, this is a this isThis is all just set theory. So it's not even. There's like no programming involved in that.And, yep.How does this relate to that? Well, my actual PhD, has very little programming in it. So the PhD thesisother than the demonstrator here in there, doesn't use a whole lot of Python. However, I use Python a lot in what I do mostly, which is teaching. I spend most of my time as a session, a lecturer and teaching three, three different classes this semester. And then I have to over this. Yeah, and I use Python a lot for that.Currently.Yeah, why? Yeah, why don'tteaching a it's all CS classes currently and teaching an 800 level class let's graduate students, some teaching a grad level course currently on,on what is it interactive hardware, which doesn't really involve much Python, I'm teaching to undergraduate courses as well. One of those is interactive simulation methods, which is all done in Python.And then I'm teaching another course on Unity game development, which of course is done in C sharp butBut currently, I'm working on developing a couple of new courses, one on information theory and another one on data acquisition and analysis from the internet. And both of those areboth of those are using Python. Those are both grad classes that I'm teaching over the summer.Information about information. I like it. That's meta.Yeah, information theory. Well, information theory is kind of this old branch of science that originated with Claude Shannon, back in the 1940s 1950s,when they were starting to think about, rather than the universe as an analog place. They're certainly think about the universe as a digital place as opposed to the way that we've traditionally thought of it. And so the idea behind information theory is that pretty much everything can be described in terms of yes or no questions. So, for example, you can ask the question.Yeah, well, every question. So the definition of information is the resolution of uncertainty. And the way that we resolve uncertainty is by asking yes or no question andYou can ask question like, Is it warm out today? And the answer would be yes or no. But of course, implicit within that you have to define Well, what do you mean by warm? And so you'd have to get specific. Is it greater than 30 degrees Celsius today?And then yeah, and then the question the answer that question would be today, no, here in Canada, or here in Regina know, so it wouldn't be warm today. So that's the answer of yes or no question. And of course, when you have a yesMmhmm.I'm drawing a blank thereIknow I'm I'm mostlymost of my programming is done in Python so i i think i think you're right though I think you're I think you're on the right track though.I physics background Yeah. Oh well in Math Math was my minorYeah, you can see thathuh? Yeah, math isyeahmental math is math is the language by which themath is the language by which the universe is governed. And physics is the result of that governments I suppose you could say.Mmhmm yeah, that would beyou probably thinking ofGosh, what's his name?throughout Ragnar rum which means calculating space, trying to think of his nameThat sounds kind of likehmmwellwell the concept of information sorry the concept of information actually in, ininLike Shannon's Shannon, Shannon systems that aren't sorry Stratton's information theoryis almost a physical rather than in a subjective thing, you can measure it.Well, no, I don't necessarily say that. I mean,there are certain things thatyou want to get metaphysical about things. There are certain conclusions that you can draw, I suppose, from thinking about the universe in terms of both information and systems. And if you want to take that extrapolate that and apply that towards See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we talk copying music styles, Scott's Instagram girlfriend, and what makes the ISTHIS podcast work so well?

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Why Jesus is the greatest gift ever:Because of who gave itBecause of who it’s given toBecause of what it isThis message was delivered by Lead Pastor William Erps on Sunday, December 2nd, 2018.To learn more about BridgePoint Church (located in Gloucester, VA), visit us online at:https://bridgepoint.church

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Independent Film Self Distribution & Marketing Blueprint with This is MegOver the past 6 months or so I've been getting an enormous amount of emails and messages asking me the same question:What is your distribution and marketing plan for This is Meg?I hear you IFH Tribe, so I decide to put this podcast together and lay out the marketing and distribution blueprint I created to get This is Megout into the world.In this episode, I break down:Why I didn't go through a traditional distributorWhy I didn't do a theatrical run through TUGGHow I will be self-distributing This is MegWhat platforms I'll be selling on and whyWhat my marketing strategy isThis is Meg has been a giant experiment to see what happens and I wanted to share the ride with you, the IFH Tribe. Thank you for all the support. Take a listen and keep on hustlin'.Right click here to download the MP3Download on iTunes DirectWatch on IFH YouTube ChannelBelow you can check out some of the marketing I'm doing to promote This is Meg and content I'm giving my cast so they can push the film on their platforms.

 Volatility Review: A look back at the week from a volatilityperspective.VIX cash: Creeping back up - a crazy day, almost all of ourpredictions were valid today.Russells Weekly Rundown:VIX Options: A light volume week overall - only on day evenremotely exceeding ADV. Lots of put love on Friday: Total 7.26m(5.41m Calls, 1.85m Puts)Earnings Volatility: A bad time for premium sellers. Most ofthe major names reporting the past few weeks have blown throughtheir straddles - AAPL, MSFT, GOOG, FB, AMZNVolatility Voicemail: Listener questions and commentsComment from Mark Melin - @RussellRhoads Talk about"anticipatory" nature of VIX futures. I have known several fundmanagers to play this as mean reversionComment from John K. - One of the Tyler Durdens @zerohedge is a“Credit Derivatives Strategist” @Options: Discuss.Question from R_Chang - The VIX is hovering at 2016 lows. Isthis a good time to buy VIX calls to profit from a potential roarback into the 20s or beyond?Crystal Ball: It's time for everyone's favorite game "Where willthe VIX close?!"Last Week:Russell - 16Mark S. - 13.5Mark L. - 14.5This Week:Russell - 18Andrew - 15Mark L. - 15.5 

Volatility Review: A look back at the week from a volatilityperspective. VIX cash: Creeping back up - a crazy day, almost all of ourpredictions were valid today. Russells Weekly Rundown: VIX Options: A light volume week overall - only on day evenremotely exceeding ADV. Lots of put love on Friday: Total 7.26m(5.41m Calls, 1.85m Puts) Earnings Volatility: A bad time for premium sellers. Most ofthe major names reporting the past few weeks have blown throughtheir straddles - AAPL, MSFT, GOOG, FB, AMZN Volatility Voicemail: Listener questions and comments Comment from Mark Melin - @RussellRhoads Talk about"anticipatory" nature of VIX futures. I have known several fundmanagers to play this as mean reversion Comment from John K. - One of the Tyler Durdens @zerohedge is a“Credit Derivatives Strategist” @Options: Discuss. Question from R_Chang - The VIX is hovering at 2016 lows. Isthis a good time to buy VIX calls to profit from a potential roarback into the 20s or beyond? Crystal Ball: It's time for everyone's favorite game "Where willthe VIX close?!" Last Week: Russell - 16 Mark S. - 13.5 Mark L. - 14.5 This Week: Russell - 18 Andrew - 15 Mark L. - 15.5