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The nerds find a man who discovers a ladybug hiding somewhere special during his colonoscopy, a deer with a bucket on it's head becomes a legend, It/It's a new pronoun, Ny paying kids to not commit crime, a man shot dead by his dog and more! Twitter: @voicesofmisery mewe: @voicesofmisery Parler: voices of misery Gmail: voicesofmiserypodcast@gmail.com Instagram: voicesofmiserypodcast Discord server: voices of misery podcast https://tinyurl.com/VoMPodcastTees

【LINE公式とポッドキャストの連携】 こえラボでもLINE公式とポッドキャストの連携を進めています。 LINE公式を活用するのは、ポッドキャストが苦手としている、リスナーとのメッセージのやり取りや、リスナーのリスト化が可能なところがあるからです。 そして、LINE公式と連携できるツールも多くあります。 そのツールを使えば、タグ管理して、特定の顧客だけにメッセージを送ることが可能です。 この機能を使うことで、顧客管理がかなり詳細に可能となります。 ぜひ、こえラボのLINE公式に登録いただき、どのように設定しているかチェックしてみてください。 ポッドキャストとの連携設定することもサポートしていますので、興味ある方はLINE公式アカウントの「お問合せ」から無料相談をお申し込みしてみてください。 【人とITを活かす専門家 渡邉一城のITニュース】 https://podcasts.apple.com/jp/podcast/id1573435993 番組説明 会社をITの力で強化する。そんな観点で最新のニュースや企業のICT事情をお届けします。 パソコン歴28年の渡邉一城（35）が会社経営を通して感じたこと、サービスを通しての考察など、ここだけ裏事情を発信していきます。 配信者：ティースリー株式会社　渡邉一城 カテゴリ：テクノロジー ◆こえラボLINE公式アカウント https://lin.ee/520R9bC

04:15 - What is burnout??A physiological state + psychological state Adrenal, brain (nervous system), OverwhelmCompassion fatigue - give give give without recharging10:10 - The different layers of burnout - It is a TOP down and Individual OUT need*Biological layer - What was mentioned abovePsychological layer Individual layer Work environment/Community 15:15 - When you realize YOU have the power, not the system that is when things can shift***Should I stay or should I go?Can i actually stick out things out? What would be inspiring for me to stay?18:00 - The pioneers are also very important to be aware of****First generation - Needs to “be perfect”Second generation - We have to assimilate Third generation - Where the trauma happens → Looking to thrive!19:30 - How to heal, prevent and work through burnout* Its IN your body, how to listen to it and pay attention to your body!27:00 - Getting into the body → Change the physiological state is everything* Why NOT talk therapy. Why instead focus on nervous system***28:00 - Everyone has a story. It is up for us to witness each other*Peter Levigne - somatic experience guruWellness empowerment + power of human connectionWhere is the respect for thousand year old modalities? 32:00 - Getting in our bodies. People don't have a space within themselves. Theres a want to “fix” each other34:50 - The emotions that are not expressed, the body WILL express“I felt like I could never just be!!” 35:00 explaining the overdrive. Why cynicism?37:30 - Calm your nervous system. The physiological sighThis is your in the moment relief**41:30 - The importance of regulating your nervous system + energetic stateThe Elongated sigh** inhale for 4 seconds, exhale for 7 seconds* Inhales = activate nervous systemExhales = relax the nervous system* Box breathing = Maintain the nervous system → A subtle thing! 45:30 How to create safe spaces - Self, work, partnership, family, environment Rewiring the trauma and pace of your lifeMAKE your own space! Car, spot at work, soundtrackEmotional dump into a notepad or voice memo and DELETE it!! “Take off the uniform” Get the energy OUT!!! 53:32 - Trauma is not the event that happens to us but our response to itIt is our nervous system staying in a hijacked statedCONSTANTLY looking for protection rather than connectionFirst two months are the MOST critical* 58:15 - Attachment development and why its important Innerchild work/shadow work - understanding how to do you respond to things vs. react to things. You can't just get over things, you have to work through things 1:00*ACES - adverse childhood experiences Ace assessment* Connect with Erica!Social Media:Instagram: @the.burnout.professorFacebook - @the.burnout.professorLinkedIn: @theburnoutprofessorClubhouse: @theburnoutprofessor

People ask me all the time if they need to log their food using an app like myfitnesspal?I usually answer sort of sarcastically by saying I don't advise my clients to do something that I wouldn't do.But in all seriousness, logging and tracking food is not fun.  It's time consuming, tedious and often we underestimate the volume/portion size we eat.  Or we only track/log our food on days we know we ate healthy.  So for most people it doesn't provide a good snapshot of what we really eat in a day.Secondly, when you tell yourself to track, how long does it really last?You end up telling yourself you'll track your food, then quit, then feel guilty about itIt's just another diet culture tactic that sucks us into that diet cycle, ultimately leaving us feeling guilty when we don't maintain the routine long term.  Ultimately, tracking is about calorie counting and in this week's podcast episode I describe why this is an unhelpful habit. 

欢迎收听雪球和喜马拉雅联合出品的财经有深度，雪球，3500 万投资者在线交流，一起探索投资的智慧，听众朋友们大家好，我是主播匪石-34，今天分享的稿件名字叫做大多数城商行没有投资价值，来自于wxdshida。这是我一直想说但不敢说的观点：就可预见的情况，我们的大多数城商行没有发展前景，也就是没有投资价值。之所以不敢说，是在我看来这个观点可能会引起雪球内外众多人的反感，给自己惹来不必要的麻烦，但不吐又不快，还是想唠叨一下。一是从JG来看，对城商行的政策以限制扩张为主。在确保防止出现系统性风险底线的政策背景下，JG对城商行的经营管控越来越明确，城商行的经营边界越来越清晰。一句话，城商行不能再跨区域经营。这条红线基本将城商行进一步外延发展的空间抵消了，其结果就是内生经济发展好的区域城商行，比如长三角、大湾区片区的城商行，可以躺赢经济发展红利；内生经济发展一般的区域城商行，比如大西北、东北片区的城商行，只能躺平开始残酷的内卷。因此，我们看到来自江浙一带的城商行、农商行普遍享受到较高的估值水平，来自大西北、东北的城商行只能享受最低估值，有些甚至是0.2倍PB的估值水平。二是从行业自身发展规律来看，属于银行的黄金时代早已结束。银行是制造业时代的王者。按照时间序列，2006-2012年是国有大行的黄金时代，2008-2014是股份制银行的黄金时代，2010-2018年是城商行的黄金时代，2018年之后，随着我国经济逐步向第三产业发展，属于银行业的黄金时代已经落幕。那些第二产业时代的扛把子，如石油、重工等等均进入了发展的瓶颈期；第三产业时代的扛把子，如阿里、腾讯等偏偏与银行的合作业务不多。不是没有合作点，而是按照当下银行业的经营模式，很难与第三产业有大的信贷空间。其实判断银行黄金时代有没有结束的最明显标志就是银行员工的收入待遇。直观的来看，10年前银行业员工的平均年薪可以位居行业前三，现在能排名行业前五就不错了。对于很多银行员工而言，2012年之后已经有近10年没有涨薪，甚至是在降薪了。三是从公司自身来看，城商行在竞争中逐步落入下风。城商行是个很尴尬的存在，规模体量、经营效率、资本回报、人员素质等等统统不如国有行和股份制银行；所谓的船小好调头、市场反应快，也被证明是个伪命题。因为对于经营风险的银行业而言，市场反应快往往是风险暴露快，效率越高反而风险越大。这个看似矛盾的结论是由于城商行的特殊经营体制导致的。对于第一段提到的长三角、大湾区片区的优质城商行而言，虽然由于天生丽质获得了不错的发展机遇，但由于大行和股份行也逐步将资源集中在这些高收益区域，优质城商行们面临的竞争压力也会越来越大，好日子似乎到头了。另外，随着互联网时代的来临，银行业务对IT系统建设的投入越来越大，但IT系统动辄百亿的投入，使得大多数城商行并没有足够的财力负担。这就导致了要么城商行在互联网大时代落伍，要么变成一些互联网巨头的附庸，比如蚂蚁金服与银行的关系. 四是从公司治理看，城商行的公司治理在逐渐虚化。对于大多数城商行而言，貌似并不是股东会、董事会说了算，高管的任命也不是来自股东会。这就导致城商行董事会和管理层出现了委托代理问题，高管利益与董事会利益不一致，也就是与股东利益不一致。事实上董事会无法对经营层形成有效的制约，这也间接导致了一些股东的短期行为，即股东进入银行董事会似乎不是为了银行的长期发展成果，而是为了获得银行的信贷支持，这进一步导致了银行风险的集聚。其实近年来我国一些城商行风险爆发，一个很重要的原因就是问题股东在大肆的掏空银行。对于这些问题股东，银行的董事会似乎并没有前瞻性的管控。总之，在我看来，按照现在的发展情形，大多数城商行没有发展前景、没有投资价值，这也是为何现在经常会有城商行股票出现流拍的深层次原因。可能会有一些深耕本地社区的银行会有不错的投资收益，但就我国的发展体制而言，能够沉下心来深耕本地的城商行少之又少。作者：wxdshida链接：https://xueqiu.com/9819712720/183215927来源：雪球著作权归作者所有。商业转载请联系作者获得授权，非商业转载请注明出处。风险提示：本文所提到的观点仅代表个人的意见，所涉及标的不作推荐，据此买卖，风险自负。

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In today’s episode, Chris shares how he created a program for dads who want to live fatherhood with more presence. He noticed that many dads wanted to feel more connected and be more involved in the preparation for the baby's arrival. We explore why dads often feel left behind throughout pregnancy and the early years and what to do about it. 4 Must-Have Checklists for Your Kids, so You Can Sit Back and Relax While They are Getting ReadyWhat we’re talking about…How the partners can be the emotional buffer and bring a sense of calmWhy we need to talk about changes in intimacy once a baby is bornDad’s intuition and how to access itIt the importance of tuning into your partner and remind them to take a breakWhy we first have to become aware of our limiting beliefs before we can make a shiftWhy children are our mirrors and how they actually help us grow.LINKS MENTIONEDA Dads Presense WebsiteA Dads Presence FacebookChris Hanlon Instagram

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大家下午好，非常高兴有这样一个机会，来这里分享腾讯在产业互联网发展过程中的一些思路，以及腾讯作为一个科技企业，怎样从ToC业务延伸到ToB业务。这十年，甚至更长时间，我们有很多心路和思考，希望能抛砖引玉，引起大家更多的探讨。 一、腾讯ToB业务的发端与思考 首先，我们为什么去做ToB业务？ 回到十多年前，腾讯推出开放平台战略，我也很幸运参与到腾讯开放平台的建设，这是一个非常重要的转折点，也是腾讯业务经营模式的一种变化。 当时，我们在做QQ空间过程中，开始引入外部的一些游戏。 我们初步尝试开放支付能力、流量、用户账号登录等，而在拥有了海量用户之后，这些游戏所面临的第一个问题是，如何保证有足够的服务器、足够的技术能力去支撑运营。 我们也随之开放了很多底层的技术资源，也就是后来的云服务。 其实，就是一个很简单要解决问题的初衷，我们开始提供云服务。 在这个过程中，我们一开始并不是明确想着要进入ToB领域，一路走来，也是摸着石头过河。但最底层的逻辑，是要解决客户的问题、合作伙伴的问题，然后以这个为基础，再把我们的能力延展出来。 最初云业务主要服务社交平台，然后向互联网全行业开放，说实话前期有一些纠结。 毕竟，ToC业务规模化的效率更高，人力消耗相对没这么大；ToB业务需要做很多前期的投入，包括一些基础设施的投入。 但同时，我们也能看到市场潜力。 中国的人口是美国的好几倍，消费互联网的市场已经增长到一个可观的体量。 但在企业服务上，尤其是IT领域的企业服务，我们比美国的市场要小很多。 同时，国内企业在IT上的花费，大部分是硬件，对于软件、对于服务、对于一些数字化技术方面的投入，相对是比较低的。 这代表着ToB业务当前处境虽然困难，但是未来很美好，发展空间很大。 我们也做了很多思考，如果真的要开展这样的业务，凭借腾讯一家的力量是不够的，ToB的业务需要深入各行各业，和合作伙伴一起，才能建立完整的解决方案。 所以一开始我们做云业务的时候，也花了很多精力说服合作伙伴和我们一起去做，说服他们相信腾讯对这个业务的决心与投入，确实花了好几年，才让大家慢慢看到，腾讯在这件事上是非常认真的。 二、从ToC到ToB，腾讯经历了什么？ To B业务其实很多特质和ToC很不一样。 不同于C端的标准化方式，B端客户有大量的定制化需求，商业模式、业务模式也有很大区别。 To C业务前期不一定需要非常大的投入，ToB业务需要做大量的前期投入，甚至有可能一段时间都未必能收回硬件的成本，所以对于财务管理、资金管理有非常大的挑战。 此外还有决策流程也不一样。 企业购买To B 服务，使用方可能是某个部门、某个员工，而审批的决策可能涉及到上一级的预算掌握者，各种流程都跟ToC差异非常大，要真正把这个业务做好，需要有很多新方法、新方式。面对这些差异，我们要怎么办？ 我们做了很多内部的工作调整，比如在2018年腾讯公司第三次组织变革，内部叫930变革，成立了云与智慧产业事业群。 此前，客户经常抱怨腾讯有N个产品团队来到他们的办公室，推不同的产品，非常割裂。这个事业部的成立某种程度是要解决这个问题，通过组织的变革，建立对行业的长期了解。 同时，作为一个统一窗口，后端会聚合不同的产品，甚至把合作伙伴的一些产品也整合进来，打造行业解决方案。 此外，我们在组织上做了非常多优化，并且在不断迭代。 例如，财务合同管理，原来ToC的业务真的不需要这么复杂的流程，后来企业内部经历了一个很大的调整，来适应新的业务模式。 今天，CSIG（云与智慧产业事业群）有超过1万名的员工，服务了很多行业和产业，信息流通变得非常重要。因为To B是高度协同的业务模式，甚至我们要把很多信息与合作伙伴同步，跟交付的伙伴、集成伙伴对齐，所以我们中台的搭建、知识库的建立，就成为一个重要的工具。在文化上面，我们需要从原来腾讯所倡导的用户导向、用户价值转到客户的口碑，在这个过程中，要平衡好用户和企业客户的价值。 整个ToB业务是高度依赖合作伙伴的配合，所以我们很强调协作、担当和建立生态。同时，我们也强调创业精神，我们是在进行一次内部创业，做一些原来没做过的事，建立之前不具备的能力。 三、大势与优势： 产业互联网的基本战略逻辑 我认为任何一个企业，当它在面临市场的变化和大时代的机遇时，最基本的一个战略逻辑，还是顺“势”而为。 第一，要看清市场的大趋势，第二，要发挥自身的优势。 从大趋势角度看，产业数字化毫无疑问是今天大家非常关注的大机会，数字化意味着我们面临一个信息爆炸、数据爆炸的时代。 数据代表什么？数据代表可度量，度量意味着可优化，这是数字化浪潮一个基本逻辑。 另外，数据资产越来越多，怎么确保它的安全，这也是非常值得关注的一个点。 ToC业务可以说是应用业务，ToB业务更多是发展成一个平台产品，以技术赋能我们的主要业务，支撑合作伙伴在上面打造应用，这对信息安全提出非常高的要求。 此外，国家对新基建的重视、对信创产业的发展，也意味着市场机会的出现。 回到腾讯的自身，虽然在行业里面有很多人都在开展ToB业务，但腾讯还是很清楚，不能跟别人做一模一样的东西。 腾讯的优势在哪儿？第一，是C端的连接。 我们从开始拥抱产业互联网就很明确，要以C端的连接作为一个优势来服务我们的企业客户。 更加根本的逻辑，帮助我们的企业客户服务他们的终端用户，如利用企业微信、微信小程序、公众号、支付以及QQ等连接工具。我们以C2B作为主打战略，帮助企业客户充分利用他们在线下的资源，与线上运营打通。 比如，我们帮助服装行业的店员，通过数字化工具做线上经营。同时还要把库存等系统打通，把线上运营与线下客户进行连接，通过企业微信、微信群等工具持续运营，而这个场景里完成的交易，也会反馈到他们的KPI里面。 我认为数字化不仅仅是怎么部署数字化工具，还要回到业务经营的最底层，通过资源分配来重构数字化时代的运营模式，才能真正达到转型的效果。 第二，在多年服务海量ToC用户的实践中，我们确实也沉淀了很多能力和技术。 我刚才提到，腾讯是从原来做应用，一步一步走到做平台、做操作系统，云就是一个分布式资源的操作系统。网络安全我们也是做越做越深，既有攻防的能力，也有推出基于安全领域的大数据产品，来做数据安全。 同时，我们还要努力往技术的上游走。 我们不仅要按照国际标准做技术实现，下一个阶段我们需要在国际领域，在更高级的产业位置上定义标准和产业行业，这是我们需要一步一步走下去的方向。 第三，是企业服务的能力。 行业化的组织，怎么通过生态最终给到客户完整的服务，是需要时间去建立的。 我刚才提到，腾讯其实经历过从产品驱动转型到行业驱动的管理模式，CSIG在不断建立对行业长期了解的同时，也有统一的固定界面去服务我们的客户。 这个组织底层是各种技术能力、产品能力，在中间叠加服务元素，其中有很多是通过合作伙伴来丰富完善的，最终会在上层呈现给客户。 四、有所为有所不为：产业互联网的坚持与放弃做任何业务需要找到自己的定位，需要有清晰的战略，这是有所为有所不为。 在大会之前，我们做了一些交流，提到腾讯会不会造汽车，我可以斩钉截铁地说，腾讯不会做硬件的部分。 如果大家了解腾讯的经营逻辑，在八年前也有很多人会问，腾讯会不会做智能手机？ 其实我们有过很深入的讨论，最终我们觉得腾讯的能力还是在连接，如果去做硬件，可能会失去作为一个连接器的定位和价值。 我们清楚“连接”是腾讯的核心，在很多业务领域，我们都会选择做好服务这一层，适配各种硬件系统。比如手机，不管什么手机都可以找到我们的服务。 再比如在汽车领域，我们也不会造车，但是会去做好汽车领域的数字化助手，比如从仿真系统、自动驾驶能力，到车厢内的车载微信、音乐，再到去帮助OEM厂商做好营销和CRM，包括车后、售后服务等。我觉得腾讯可以通过软件能力、服务能力、ToC能力来给予行业支持。在疫情期间大家经常用的腾讯会议，是另外一个例子。 如果你了解传统的会议系统，其实是软硬一体，而且系统之间往往是不连接的，大部分还非常昂贵。 腾讯做会议采取不一样的模式：我们不做硬件，我们可以做兼容不同硬件的软件系统。如果大家回想一下当年的计算机市场，从主机、微型机都是软硬一体。 到后来的PC时代，有Windows跨很多硬件的操作系统，很多厂商去做非常经济型的硬件，而且相互竞争把价格压下来，同时把规模做起来，这是一个大的行业转折。 我们相信在会议系统领域，我们也在经历同样的一些变化，腾讯虽然现在做软件系统，目前并不是一个非常高收入的业务，但是我们看到了里面的价值，希望发挥好连接的作用。 五、生态共赢与自我定位： 产业互联网的长期主义 产业互联网时代，各个环节的专业知识越来越精深，也越来越垂直细分，需要行业知识和数字技术知识的双向协同，没有哪家企业能够拥有自身发展需要的所有能力和知识。 那么，怎么做好生态共建？ 其实也没什么秘密，就是搞清楚怎样定位，与合作伙伴实现共赢。有很多SaaS的厂商，大家通过一年多的合作，深深感受到腾讯在开放生态经营上，是真心给到合作伙伴很多商机，同时提供连接的工具，让企业将应用整合起来，能够有效节约成本。 所以，我们会坚持走产业生态的模式，需要合作伙伴共同提供服务，不断完善能力。 早在90年代，我看过不少ERP（企业资源计划系统）实施的工作，非常繁琐，尤其是要把不同厂商的ERP应用、HR应用等连在一起，这个工作无比巨大，而且失败率很高。 所以，今天我们希望能够通过云、SaaS中台的能力，将不同的行业应用连接起来，最终让客户能够便捷地使用。那我们应该如何面对未来？ 例如在碳中和这样大的行业机会面前，我们该怎么样做？ 作为一个企业，我想不是简单从宏观角度去设定自己的定位和目标，最终还是要回到需求——我们的客户到底面临什么样的问题？要解决什么问题？ 有很多时候，我们会看到一些行业阶段性的浮躁，资本市场对某些行业的追捧。 但作为一个企业的经营者，如果不断靠补贴把规模做大，到底是不是一个长期的逻辑呢？如果潮水退了，将来猪不能再飞的时候，该怎样面对这样一个行业环境呢？ 其实按照腾讯做业务的模式，一般不会高举高打去跟风，有时候有人可能会觉得腾讯慢半拍。其实腾讯有自己的经营逻辑：只要我们看准一个市场，看到它的长期价值，我们往往是能够坚持到最后的那家企业。例如，腾讯早期做音乐，当时没有人愿意花钱去买版权，但是我们很早就看到内容的价值，而且坚持了十几年后才找到商业模式，市场环境才对IP越来越尊重，用户的付费意愿慢慢起来了。 我觉得，对于一些有价值的事情，企业需要能够以长远的眼光坚持去做，不管外部的资本市场如何变化，都要有很好的心态去看待变化。 其实，一个企业之所以能够长期经营，就在于在坚持的过程中积累了实在的能力，企业的最终商业价值体现在给客户提供什么价值。 我的分享到这里。谢谢大家！

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Consider supporting the podcast with your next book purchase. Save the Steph’s Business Bookshelf affiliate stores for Book Depository (Global) or Bookshop.org (US) in your browser. [00:00:00] Welcome back to Steph's Business Bookshelf. And this week's episode; the book Think Like a Rocket Scientist by Ozan Varol. Keep listening to find out why you need to fail more successfully.   Welcome back. I'm your host, Steph Clarke. And as usual, every week. I'll be sharing with you the three big ideas from the best nonfiction books that I've been reading and doing the reading so you don't have to. This week is the book think like a rocket scientist, and I'm going to be sharing with you the three big ideas from this book. It's pretty cold, rainy weekend here in Naarm/Melbourne. So it's a good weekend to be curled up with the book and recording some podcasts and of course drinking some tea. If you're doing something similar this weekend, and maybe even looking at buying some new books, I'd love for you to head over to one of my affiliate stores with Bookshop or Book Depository, depending on which country you're in, to stock up on some new books. It's a great way of [00:01:00] filling up your bookshelves and supporting the podcast at the same time, the links are in the show notes, so you can bookmark those ready for when you are next, stocking up your bookshelf. All right. Let's get into this week's book. Think like a rocket scientist, a little bit about the book. If you haven't heard of it. In this book, a former rocket scientist reveals the habits, ideas, and strategies that will empower you to turn the seemingly impossible into the possible. But fortunately you don't have to be a rocket scientist in order to think like one. In this accessible and practical book, Ozan Varol reveals, nine simple strategies from rocket science that you can use to make your own giant leaps in work and life. Whether it's landing your dream job, accelerating your business, learning a new skill or creating the next breakthrough product. Today thinking like a rocket scientist is a necessity. We all encounter complex and unfamiliar problems in our lives. And those who can tackle these problems without clear guidelines and with the clock ticking, enjoy an extraordinary advantage. Think like a rocket scientist will inspire you to take your [00:02:00] own moonshot and enable you to achieve liftoff. Yes, there we go. There was plenty of rocket related puns in that. A little about wasn't that. And that's taken from Ozan's website; ozanvarol.com. There is a link to that in the show notes. One of the things I found particularly helpful on his website is there are some resources that help to summarize the book and the various chapters. So head over there, if you'd like more information.  Now a little bit about the author. Ozan Varol is a rocket scientist, turned award-winning professor and author. A native of Istanbul, Turkey Ozan grew up in a family of no English speakers, he learned English as a second language and moved to the United States by himself at 17 to attend Cornell university and major in astrophysics. Whilst he was there, he served on the operations team for the 2003 Mars exploration rovers project that sent two rovers, spirit and opportunity, to Mars. He built stuff that then went on to the red planet and wrote code that snaps photos of the Martian surface. He then [00:03:00] pivoted and went to law school. He graduated first in his class, earning the highest grade point average in his law school's history. He's been called a true original by Adam Grant and dubbed a superhero by Daniel Pink. His work has been described as must read by Susan Cain and featured in the Wall Street Journal Time, BBC, CNN, Washington Post, and more.  And again that was taken from ozanvarol.com. Link is in the show notes.  Alright, let's get into it. The three big ideas I took from the book, think like a rocket scientist by Ozan Varol. Big idea number one is embrace uncertainty. It probably goes without  saying, but there is little point trying to do or create something new if you can't take a little bit of uncertainty. He says in the book that "where certainty ends progress begins". I think that's a great quote. Writing down some of your fears, your uncertainties and the negative outcomes you might think could happen. Doing a bit of a pre-mortem can really help take the edge off of these uncertainties or the things you're worried about. And it also helps you prioritize them. And he talks about [00:04:00] going through this process in various projects that he has worked on. It also allows you to build in the margins of safety and the redundancies to mitigate some of the risks. And even sometimes to realize that maybe  some of them aren't so bad because the results of those things going wrong might not be the end of the world. This extends also into the practice of 'test as you fly and fly as you test', because sometimes it's only through doing, testing and breaking stuff that the uncertainty starts to clear, at least for the next step to take. He also suggests that you start with multiple hypothesis. And this also helps because it creates multiple potential outcomes and options that you can play with. And in some ways, whilst it creates more options, it can, in some ways also reduce uncertainty because you can think, Oh, okay, well, there's multiple different ways that this could happen or multiple different things and outcomes that could happen. So it gives you more to play with. And in some ways less uncertainty. That was big idea number one; embrace uncertainty.  Big idea number two is stretch your thinking [00:05:00] and your comfort. In the book Ozan talks about various different ways that we can stretch our thinking to think more like a rocket scientist. We look for opposites. We look back in history. We test for first principles. We look for alternative uses for existing bits of equipment. We go big. We go small. We play, we find people to disagree with us. Work with new people, change your mind more often and sketch before you create.  The book shares multiple ways to think differently. And some of the activities and intentional things that we can do in order to stretch our thinking and get out of our comfort zone a little bit. These things, and these approaches have all resulted in people finding something new by, by taking them, testing something out. And obviously that you can do that too. They all require though attention and intention. You can't just be like a rocket scientist without doing any of this stuff. All comes from this as the fundamental mindset and principles of being a rocket scientist is stretching your thinking. And there's examples where even at places like NASA, they let stuff get in [00:06:00] the way. Things like bureaucracy or being stuck in ways of thinking and how sometimes it was only when someone new joined a team or asked a wild question or made it bigger suggestion, that problems that had existed for a while became unstuck. One of the things I really enjoyed about the book was the Ozan can share some really different examples of, of thinking like a rocket scientist and be able to share his experience of working on the Mars Rover project and how some of these particular techniques either came to life or were missed and opportunities were missed to think differently, and therefore problems took longer to solve for example. So I really enjoyed his first person experience of using this on a project that isn't something I was aware of. Yeah, I know that it happened, but was unaware of the behind the scenes stuff. So that was really interesting. So that's big idea. Number two, stretch your thinking and your comfort.  Finally big idea. Number three is fail successfully. Now, Ozan actually challenges this fail [00:07:00] fast approach that we hear a lot from the tech world, particularly the Silicon Valley tech world. And he says that sometimes this can miss the point of reflection and learning that is required for failure to actually be useful. So it's no use failing fast if you're not actually learning from that failure. He talks about focusing on the inputs of failure to be able to analyze and make future decisions from that. It's a perfect opportunity to, or perfect prompt for using your curiosity. Similarly, but, but opposite, we should also do the same with success. If it's working, do we actually know why it's working? It's really easy to fall into the trap of success and thinking, Oh, well, everything's going well. So everything's fine, without actually knowing why that is the case. And of course it goes to that saying that we need to fail well. We need to tell people about our failures so that they can also learn from them.  And we also need to help them to feel comfortable to share their own failures too, and creating that psychological safety in a team or an organization. So that failure is an option and failure is done in a really successful way. Now, of course, this also links back [00:08:00] to big idea number one about embracing uncertainty. And making sure that you're linking some of the pre-mortems that you're doing with the postmortems potentially of a failure and being able to link the two and see where those assumptions may have been wrong. So coming back to that first principles, thinking to think, well, what did we assume early on and what was right or wrong about that in order to then fail better or fail more successfully and make a better attempt next time. So that's big idea. Number three, fail successfully.  So there we go, three big ideas from the book think like a rocket scientist, by Ozan Varol. Big idea number one, embrace uncertainty. Big idea number two, stretch your thinking and your comfort. And big idea number three, fail successfully.  Now I quite enjoyed the writing style of this book. It's very accessible. It It's not a particularly heavy read, which is always nice. And it is really useful. I would say that if you have read anything about innovation or more creative thinking, you'll probably find this [00:09:00] book a little basic. So I definitely would recommend it for someone who wants a bit of a one-stop shop on all of the things around creative thinking or thinking differently and innovative thinking. And  , the design thinking type process, this would be a great first book for that, if you've not really read anything or learn anything about that before. But if you're pretty familiar with some of those concepts, I'd say you probably won't learn too much new stuff in here. That said if you're particularly interested in the rocket science elements and Ozan's role in the Mars Rover projects, then yeah, from that perspective, this may be an interesting read for you, but there are probably other books that go into a little bit more depth or more nuanced or different applications of creative or innovative thinking that might be a better next step book for you if you already have some of that information and knowledge already.  So there we go, episode 115. I don't know how we've got that far. That's pretty cool. Isn't it? And the book, think like a rocket scientist. If you enjoyed this episode, I'd love to hear from you as usual. Contact details are all in the show notes. But otherwise until next time.  [00:10:00] Happy reading.   Let’s connect LinkedIn Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Daily Stoic Podcast Notes Key Takeaways Value building is when you build or create things to help other people – it’s humanity as its bestStoicism is the counterbalance to creating – because building is irrationalWe tend to value others opinions more than our ownThere’s never a goal to reach a horizon – the only potential step you can take to reach your horizon is to gain more vision towards itIt’s your job to adhere to your own standards, not to get someone to like you – their job to like you because you are a likable personEvery time you consume something, you vote not just for the thing that got created by an inventor, but for the entire supply chain that brought it to youThe stoics talk about money and fame and things as a preferred indifferent – nice to have, but not necessaryRead the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgRyan talks to Shopify CEO and founder Tobias Lütke about his introduction to Stoic philosophy, how Stoicism can be a guide to wealth and power, the importance of builders and entrepreneurs in society, and more.Tobias Lütke is the founder of Shopify, a Canadian e-commerce firm that helps companies set up and run online stores. Lutke grew up in Germany and moved to Canada in 2002. Shopify had 1,000,000 businesses in approximately 175 countries using its platform as of January 2021.This episode is brought to you by LMNT, the maker of electrolyte drink mixes that help you stay active at home, work, the gym, or anywhere else. Electrolytes are a key part of a happy, healthy body. Right now you can receive a free LMNT Sample Pack for only $5 for shipping. To claim this exclusive deal you must go to drinkLMNT.com/dailystoic. Get your FREE Sample Pack now. If you don’t love it, they will refund your $5 no questions asked.This episode is also brought to you by stamps.com, a secure Internet mailing solution to print postage using your computer. Stamps.com allows you to mail and ship anytime, anywhere right from your computer. Use the promo code, STOIC, to get a special offer that includes a 4-week trial PLUS free postage and a digital scale. No long-term commitments or contracts. Just go to Stamps.com, click on the Microphone at the TOP of the homepage and type in STOIC.This episode is also brought to you by FitTrack, the best way to calculate your body’s composition accurately, reliably, and consistently. The Dara Smart Scale syncs with the free FitTrack App so all of your health insights are saved in one place. Go to getfittrack.com/stoic to take 50% off your order, plus for a limited time you’ll also save an additional 10%. This episode is also brought to you by Scribd, the e-book and audiobook subscription service that includes one million titles. Scribd uses the latest technology with the smartest people to recommend you content that you’re going to love. We’re offering listeners of The Daily Stoic a free 60 day trial. Go to try.scribd.com/stoic for your free trial. That’s try.scribd.com/stoic to get 60 days of Scribd for free.***If you enjoyed this week’s podcast, we’d love for you to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It helps with our visibility, and the more people listen to the podcast, the more we can invest into it and make it even better.Sign up for the Daily Stoic email: http://DailyStoic.com/signupFollow @DailyStoic:Twitter: https://twitter.com/dailystoicInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dailystoic/Facebook: http://facebook.com/dailystoicYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/dailystoicFollow Tobias Lutke:Homepage: https://tobi.lutke.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/tobi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tobi/

As we move forward along the ascension path our manifestation and energy control abilities increase dramatically. You may be seeing this in your life now. Then our language becomes important because as master manifestors and energetically sovereign beings, we use our language to move, direct, and control energy. Language, both internal and external, is what keeps the momentum in our intention.Remember energy has no judgment, it just goes wherever it is told to go. We use a variety of tools to move energy including our intention, alignment and integration, as well as our beliefs, thoughts, words, and actions. Words are part of our language and words create – every word creates.All of these work together to move us from 3D density to an integrated 5D paradigm. And we must use the combination of our energy tools within the 5D paradigm to move energy in the right direction. If we’re using low vibration words to move into a high vibe reality, it won’t work.If we’re using polarized language to move into the duality of 5D congruence, it won’t work. If we’re not aligning our energy tools and our intention with our language to keep the manifestation momentum moving, we’ll feel stuck.Before I talk about 3D and 5D language, let’s look at polarity and duality. They are not the same thing although many people refer to them that way. It’s wrong. They represent two different states of being, one is pure 3D, the other is integrated 3D/5D.We cannot achieve multi-dimensionality within a polarized reality because we cannot hold two different energies in polarity. And that is required for multi-dimensionality.Polarity means opposites, it is pure 3D energy. It’s an ‘either/or’ choice. We can have this or that but not both. We have to choose sides and abandon one thing over another. There’s always a winner and a loser in 3D. 3D polarity is not aligned with the 5D paradigm. In fact, it is a closed system that rejects 5D or any other energy outside of its frequency. 5D is duality, it is an ‘and’ choice. We can have this and we can have that. We can have any combination we choose.Duality means two, the concept of being ‘dual’ means not just two things randomly put together, but two things that are together, and they fit together and work together. This is congruence, a 5D aspect.When we are in 3D we are in polarity and our language is one of the components of our movement into duality, from 3D to 5D3D energies are competition, constriction, conflict, chaos, and controlLanguage includes spoken language as well as how you speak to yourself – the conversations you have with yourself in your head.What do they sound like?Would you be willing to say them out loud?When are you in conflict?What kind of chaos is in your life?What competing thoughts are in your head, mirroring competing energies in your life?What kind of words do you use when you speak out loud? If you knew that each word creates would you use different language?As a clairaudient I can hear what people say to themselves. When I speak to clients I often hear the answers to what I say. They are not always very positive or uplifting.No I can’t, that’s not me, that will never work, I can’t do thatWhat does your self talk sound like? Here is an example of 3D polarized languageI can’t do itIt won’t work for meI am never going to figure this outI am not luckyCan you name your own polarized language?The 5D energy is creativity, cooperation, collaboration, community, connection, and clarity5D language embodies these energies and is deliberate, positive, self aware, expansive, and intentional. 5D language acknowledges the limitations of 3D and the potential that we are capable of when we allow 5D language examples of duality or multi-dimensionality includeI set my intention for receiving this – or something better that I have not yet envisionedI accept the decisions and choices of others without judgmentI allow myself to haveI create my reality to becomeI am energetically sovereignI extend my energy towardsI embrace my perfection inIt is not enough to set an intention and then hope for the best. Your intention creates an energy container for the outcome you want but it requires nurturing every step of the way and part of that nurturing includes your internal and external language.It’s like driving a car – you still need to keep your foot on the gas and steer the car in the right direction, and make sure you stay on the road. You can put it in cruise control but you still have to keep your hands on the wheel and watch where you’re going, and make sure you stay on the road.The internal language is especially important because it represents how you really feel and what you really think. So watch that inner language, use your 5D language to expand your 3D reality and keep the momentum moving for that intention to manifest.And remember when you achieve a victory, any victory, celebrate yourself. Acknowledgement is also part of the 5D paradigm and it is a reminder of your power and abilities, as well as a sign of closure with one part of your path and a new beginning for another one. 

Hey everyone!So, today, I wanted to just briefly go through a few things that most people don’t understand about Bitcoin, even if you’ve been “doing this” for a while.My goal is to make this useful for you even if you are a beginner.P.S. I’m also not going to go through all the typical onesThe Gov will ban itIt’s a Ponzi schemeThere’s no intrinsic valueetc. For all those I will refer you to this EXCELLENT article that basically busts every single one of these arguments into little pieces… -> https://safehodl.github.io/failure/1) Bitcoin is like a stock.I hear this one way too much.Technically, a stock is valued at the discount of its future CASH FLOWS.Put simply, that means that the BUSINESS UNDERNEATH IT is supposedly what is determining the price of that stock.Now, I know we’ve seen stocks go through the roof even during a pandemic, so obviously there is a lot of wiggle room there.But Bitcoin is NOT like a stock, because it doesn’t get “overvalued” the more that the price goes up.A stock gets overvalued because it values a company that only produces 100M in revenue at 700 Billion dollars or whatever. That makes sense.But Bitcoin actually gets MORE valuable as the price rises…Why?THINK OF IT LIKE FACEBOOK.When Facebook had 1 user, how valuable was it?Not very, right?10,000 users?Pretty valuable.1 Million users? Really valuable.2 BILLION monthly active users? You get the idea.At its core, bitcoin is a NETWORK EFFECT, not a stock.There are no “cash flows” underneath it, in which to value it. Its value comes from the NETWORK, and as the NETWORK grows, the price goes up.It really is that simple. 2) It’s in a “Bubble”Saying it is in a “bubble” is like saying that Facebook was in a “bubble” in 2012.That didn’t work out for people so well. In fact, it’s kinda like saying that the “Internet is a bubble” in 1997.Actually, it’s exactly like that. Check this out3) It’s going to “crash soon” because it “always does”.Actually, no.Sure, there are ups and downs. Anytime something goes from literally worth ZERO DOLLARS to 1 TRILLION DOLLARS in the span of 12 years, there will be some ups and downs, sorry to break it to you.However, saying a crash is imminent honestly isn’t looking at the chart.This is going to hurt your brain, okay?Humans aren’t good at understanding exponential technologies (see my #1 most recommended book for 2021 -> Jeff Booth, the Price of Tomorrow)If this cycle follows the pattern of the last one, we still have a LONG way to go.See that blip in 2017 where the price went from 1k -> 20k?That’s where we are right now…The price peaked in December 2017.Actually, 4 years ago today, on February 22, 2017, the price was $1,123.So, if history repeats itself, we still have 20x up from here… this year…I’m not saying that will happen but I sure wouldn’t be selling at this moment.Insane. I know.4) Grayscale buys an insane amount of Bitcoin, and those coins are never coming back on the market. Never.For those that don’t know, Grayscale is one of the largest buyers of Bitcoin in the World.As you can see from the chart, Grayscale currently has almost 35 BILLION dollars worth of Bitcoin.Every time someone buys a share of Grayscale, Grayscale buys Bitcoin.The CRAZY part is, even if someone sells their share of Grayscale, they don’t sell the Bitcoin… It’s a complicated back end agreement, but here’s the just of it…Without a redemption program, GBTC essentially can only purchase Bitcoin but not sell it. The only scenario that GBTC sells Bitcoins is to cover trust fees and expenses.According to Grayscale financial statement, GBTC sold 3,469, 3,843, and 4,641 Bitcoins to pay fees in the years of 2017, 2018 and 2019, while buying 7,213, 32,281, 61,555 Bitcoins in these three consecutive years.WHY THIS MATTERS: Ever heard of supply and demand?Obviously, there are only 21 Million Bitcoin. Having someone buying this insane amount of Bitcoin every day, with ZERO intention or even ABILITY to sell them, does only ONE thing for the price (it goes up).5) Bitcoin is “Expensive” and Etherium & Dogecoin are “Cheap”First of all, do you WANT Gold to be cheap?If gold was cheap, wouldn’t that make it loose some of its allure?What’s the point of a Gold necklace, if Gold isn’t actually valuable?The same is true of the DIGITAL version of Gold, Bitcoin.The more expensive it gets, the more rare it gets, and the more people want it.Sure, Etherium and Dogecoin are CHEAPER in dollar terms right now.But how many are there?I’ll wait.The answer is, no one really knows. You’re buying something that doesn’t have a fixed supply. That isn’t scarce. And that has sketchy if not downright scammy technology behind it. I could go into all the details here, but I think the best analogy is this. Imagine you only get one shot at proposing to the woman of your dreams (ladies, you’re going to have to just go with this).Are you going to present her with a DIAMOND? (Scarce, Rare, Valuable)Or are you going to hand her a ring pop?I personally prefer to go with the diamond, particularly where my money is concerned.p.s.s.s for people that are VERY new.You don’t have to buy a whole Bitcoin. You can buy $5 worth. 6) It’s “risky”, “volatile”, kinda like “gambling”.Okay, I said I wouldn’t do the really common misconceptions that have been debunked multiple times by people way smarter than me.DO YOUR RESEARCH. Oh wait, that’s why I wanted to write about this one ^^^^LITERALLY the only reason I’ve ever seen for someone to think that Bitcoin is akin to gambling is that…They HAVEN’T DONE THEIR RESEARCH…And that’s okay. If everyone had already done their research, Bitcoin would already be $10,000,000 a coin and we wouldn’t be able to buy a whole coin to save our lives.Also, one of the best responses to this is…“It’s been the best performing asset over the past DECADE. Literally better than anything else. So, unless you are trying to trade it and make money in one day, if you would just have bought and held it you would have outperformed literally everyone. Remind me how that is risky again?”7) The smartest people in the World are in this space.There’s not much else to say other than, if you think that Bitcoin is only for drug dealers and criminals, you need to hurry up and get educated.If you simply follow me on twitter -> https://twitter.com/kale_abeYou will see this immediately. I’m talking about BillionairesSavantsQuantsHedge Fund ManagersS&P 500 CEO’sStatisticiansEngineersSoftware WizardsJust go check it out, one letter isn’t going to convince anyone.See you all tomorrow! Crazy day today for me, sorry to cut this one a little short!Kalep.s. if you aren’t subscribed, why? It’s FREE for 30 days. If you hate it I’ll give you your money back. (you won’t hate it). Get on the email list at thekaleletter.substack.com

First a quick note. There were some issues with the audio. I tried to recover what I could, and at some points there is still some disturbance coming through. It It is like "they" were listening ;-) So today a talk about part of the reasoning behind the move to Mighty Networks. Censorship is coming and we are already feeling it's effects. We are working on creating our own platform where no one will interfere and where we can discuss openly on any subject. Until then we will be using Mighty Networks which so far works really good. Any questions, leave a comment and we'll try and answer it on the show. If you liked this episode, like, subscribe and share with your friends. *Support The StrongFit Podcast at https://podcast.strongfit.com

This week we're talking about new technologies, platforms, and formats of storytelling! The tentpoles this week are the first episode of Campaign Skyjacks, the interactive fiction game Stay by E. Jade Lomax, and the twitter threadfic Still Waters aka Turtle Creek. What We’re Into Lately Untamed by Anna CowanThe Chosen and the Beautiful by Nghi Vo  The Great Gatsby by F. Scott FitzgeraldThese Violent Delights by Micah NemereverQi hunHadesYesterday Upon The Stair  by PitViperOfDoom24 Hours in the Past The Repair ShopHistory Cold Case   Other Stuff We Mentioned These Violent Delights by Chloe Gong Patricia Highsmith novelsHikaru No Go manga and animeThe Queen’s GambitGreat British Bake Off“Birds Are Trying to Reinvent Your Heart” by Jennifer Mace“Eat prey, love” by Freya Marske in Unnatural Order Mermaids MonthlyWeekend at Bernie’sMilliways RPGMy Brother, My Brother, and MeThe Adventure ZoneCritical RoleSerial BoxThe WitcherPerson of Interest, aka “The husbands show”The Harper Hall of Pern by Anne McCaffreyPirates of the CaribbeanGroundhog DaySleep No MoreMacbeth by William ShakespeareMass Effect 3Stephen King’s ItIt (2017)It (2019) Homestuck Blaseball The War of the Worlds radio show Welcome to Night Vale podcast Alice Isn’t Dead (presented by Welcome to Night Vale) The Lizzie Bennet Diaries webseries The Magnus Archives podcast The Bright Sessions podcast The Archers radio play ‘Fan Is A Tool-Using Animal’ talk by Maciej Cegłowski Delicious website Macey’s audio fiction “A Cradle of Vines” out with Cast of Wonders Macey’s upcoming audio fiction piece with GlitterShip Snow White folktale For Next Time Nothing! It's the Extravaganza, and we've got an extra-special surprise for you!   Transcription The transcript of this episode can be found here. Thank you as always to our stunningly talented team of scribes!

Why does everyone want happiness? How do we achieve such a fleeting feeling? Let’s look at some reasons why we actually don’t want to feel happy all the time, an alternative to seeking happiness, and what we can do to feel better. Also, why feeling bad is useful.Quotes to remember: “The only thing a sense of peace is dependent on is you.”“The way to feel peace is through practicing gratitude.” Takeaways:Happiness is a feeling and all feelings are fleetingTrue happiness, or contentment/peace, is not determined by anything but youWe don’t allow ourselves peace for many reasonsCan you be happy regardless of the situation? Accepting something is not the same as doing nothing about itIt is our responsibility to feel grateful and at peaceWhat you’ll learn:Why nothing “makes you” happyWhat your desire to feel happy is an indicator of—the utility of feelingsHow to use the feeling of happiness to assess the big pictureCHALLENGE: Find 2 things to be grateful for in a situation in your life that you view negatively.Let’s be friends on Instagram!Send me a message about the show!

ひつじちゃんさん、この度はご支援ありがとうございます。今後も精進して参ります。ITの具合は大分良くなってきました。更新速度を落とさないように努力いたします。IT, CAT　Thank you for the coffee, Shawn! IT, CAT

Listen in as we look at Matthew 8:18-34 and see just how different Jesus is and how that's really good news for us today.Sermon Notes/Quotes:Reading: Matthew 8:18-3 “to be a disciple of Jesus, it seems, requires such dedication because what Jesus is and does means that “normal” is reconstituted. The one who would be a disciple of Jesus stands in the presence of life itself, yet remains captured by death, wanting to bury the dead. Jesus, who will die on our behalf, requires that those who will follow him not let death determine their relationship to the living.” -Stanley Hauerwas “demons recognize the son because they—more than we—are able to recognize who threatens them. Demons draw their existence from death and are, therefore, able to recognize the one who is life. They fear that Jesus has come before the appointed time, but they discover that the appointed time is now. The disciples fear of Jesus’ absence as he sleeps in the boat the demons fear his presence”  -Stanley Hauerwas “This dramatic incident is most revealing. It shows what Satan does for a man: robs him of sanity and self-control; fills him with fears; robs him of the joys of home and friends; and (if possible) condemns him to an eternity of judgment. It also reveals what society does for a man in need: restrains him, isolates him, threatens him, but society is unable to change him. See, then, what Jesus Christ can do for a man whose whole life—within and without—is bondage and battle. What Jesus did for these two demoniacs, He will do for anyone else who needs Him.” -Warren Wiersbe “Humanity often holds onto their bondage and evil rather than yield to the pain of transformation by Christ’s power and grace.” -Sinclair Ferguson Do my crying underwaterI can't get down any fartherAll my drowning friends can seeNow there is no running from itIt's become the crux of meI wish that I could rise above itBut I stay downWith my demonsI stay downWith my demons-The National “we would rather be ruined than changed,we would rather die in our dreadthan climb the cross of the momentand let our allusions die”- W.H. AudenQuestions:Am I following Jesus?Is it always comfortable? Is Jesus sovereign over the things I hold most sacred? Have I limited Jesus to mere human categories?Am I choosing the familiar instead of being free? 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/arigunz/ (Ari Gunzburg) is a rising new star in personal growth after experiencing trauma as a child and then extreme volatility as a teenager. As an award-winning international speaker, Ari motivates people using personal stories filled with triumph, tragedy, and transformation. Ari also helps inspire people using one-on-one coaching and his books for both children and adults. New in 2020 is his debut non-fiction title,https://www.amazon.com/Little%20-%20Book%20-%20Greatness%20-%20Parable%20-%20Unlocking/dp/B08GVJ6KQ9 ( The Little Book of Greatness).   “If something truly isn’t working, the sooner you realize it, the better off you are.” Ari Gunzburg   Worst investment everAri used to deliver a book called The Advertiser while growing, a small book full of advertisements from the community businesses and delivered to every home in Baltimore. Starting his own book of advertisementsAs a young man, Ari had a dream to start a similar book, and the opportunity came when he moved to Cleveland. He reached out to the people running it originally and made an offer, and they accepted. Ari started working on the book, and he put everything into it. He went knocking on business owners’ doors, trying to sell them to the idea of advertising in the book. In Baltimore, all the business owners believed that they needed to be in the book because that’s where people look to find out what is going on. In Cleveland, though, things were different, and the business owners needed some convincing. A poor startThe book’s uptake was not encouraging, but Ari persisted and kept trying everything he could to make it work. Things didn’t get better; in fact, they got worse. Simultaneously, a website that many people in Cleveland went to for information and news was also running an advertising section and charging low advertising prices. The website was giving Ari real competition. Doing the math and cutting his lossesAfter three years of giving this book his best and still barely making any money, Ari started thinking about closing it down, but he didn’t have the courage to do it. One day, Ari spoke with a business coach who asked him to consider a scenario in which his book suddenly became wildly successful, and every single business in town started advertising with him. What’s the maximum amount of dollars that he could make? Ari ran the numbers quickly in his head and realized that that number was about half a million a year before taking out expenses. This number made Ari realize that it was time to close shop. It was just not enough to keep him afloat. Lessons learnedPersistence is not about persevering in every situation at all costsPersistence is about recognizing when you should stick it out and when you should throw in the towel. Being persistent with things that you don’t want to be doing, or that are not working for you, or an investment that’s just losing money is pointless. Be aware of the advice you’re getting and where it’s coming fromIt is good to have sounding boards that can help you process your advice and decide if it is in line with where you truly see yourself going. Always feel free to say no to advice if it does not suit you. Andrew’s takeawaysUnderstand the actual market size and potentialAs you are researching your business, make sure you calculate your actual market size and income potential. This will guide you on whether you should invest your money and time in that business. Advice is good, but you must process itIt is good to receive all advice, but you must process that advice and identify what part of it is right for you and which one is not. Welcome advice, but accept that not all of it will come from a place of genuine understanding. Consider external factors that might affect your businessWhen starting a business, you must consider external factors that might affect your business. External factors can easily crush your business if you are not aware of them...

Quick-Show Notes:In this episode of The Millionaire's Lawyer, JP and Dr. Eric Cole discuss:Margins and Valuation is everything, revenue isn't necessarily something to look at in regards to how successful that person isCurrently, people are able to hack other people and businesses fairly easily; Eric says these are the reasons why:People are letting their guards downBusinesses have uploaded there servers to all be on the internet causing a lot less securityFishing via email is easier than ever"If your child has attended school in the last 5 days she/he may have come in contact with another student - click here to find out more!"Zoom:All of the security features have been there from the start, but people had to turn them on.To avoid all the "zoombombing" that was happening they made those features mandatory instead of assuming the people using it would know to do so.Dr. Eric Cole says the three things needed to make sure you can control your meeting are:Making sure everyone is registeredValidate themMake sure that everyone is unmuted upon entry.The damage that is possible for a business is as follows:Theft of informationBreach of clients - causing your clients to lose trust which could be  fatal to a businessSomeone could record the whole meeting and leak itIt is possible for the hacker to also gain complete control of your computer.Since Dr. Eric Cole is a major player in cybersecurity he was supposed to be in Trial numerous times this year. COVID-19 era CourtroomsBench judge available, but nothing requiring jurors.Dr. Eric Cole has been able to testify over ZOOMThe court system is already backed up 1 whole year since they are postponing everything that requires jurors - they are going to have to find a way to adapt to the new way of having to do things.If everything stays the way things are now everyone is going to have to find a way to keep the social aspect of things alive - even if just for mental health.Staying in and doing everything at home can be hard on everyone, make sure to go out when you can and socialize within the bubble you've created. Most people only look at the benefits of technology - for example, everyone was excited about "Alexa" until they realized that the device listened for two hours every day.Dr. Eric Cole and JP talk about how people are more focused on how the governments watching them, but seem to give little regard to the Big Tech corporations and how this is an issueThe government will not notice you or even look at you until you bring attention to yourself by doing something illegal.Big Tech watches everything so that they are able to Target Market to your digital persona. They bring in date from conversations you are having, things you are searching for, and direct ads to you in regards to that topic.Secure AnchorSecurity AssessmentsVirtual Training - Chief Information Security OfficerIf it is 100% secure it is 0% functional.  It is up to you to figure out if you think it is worth the exposure or not.Connect with Dr. Eric Cole:FacebookInstagramLinkedInYoutubeTwitterWebsiteTrainingConnect with your host, JP:TwitterInstagramFacebookWebsiteShow:LinkedInEmail: jpmcavoy@conductlaw.comPhone: 1-833-890-8878THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR:Conduct LawWebsiteShow Less

One of the biggest challenges I see female business owners struggle with is the knowing when to raise their prices and along with it, being able to overcome the fears of losing clients because of itIt can be the biggest thing holding you back in your business, listen to this week's podcast episode to learn when the right time to raise your prices is?I cover:Overcoming the fears of increasing your pricesWhat indicators to look out forUnderstanding your client's value and commitment thresholdsHow a scarcity mindset may be keeping you playing small

We (I'm) bacc for episode 2 of the MM podcast!!! (Monthly Marcus/ Marcus Monthly; its interchangeable bruh) Naming the number one album of the year although it was released under 48hrs prior to this recording.....Unfortunately due to an outbreak of COVID-19 on the east side of Las Vegas the special guest homies were unable to be here tonight.SpiderMan 3 rumors, theories and confirmed details >>>Why Star Wars fans will be eating GOOD the next 10 years + Mandalorian season 2 finale predictions. HBO's streaming service (HBO MAX) is now home to newly released movies starting with WW84 which premiers on Christmas! Why Warner Bros has decided to make this substantial move & they are receiving backlash for itIt's the end of 2020 so its only right I give y'all my top 5 albums released this yearNBA Fantasy season is finally back, and I breakdown my 9-4 record at the halfway point of my NFL fantasy squadMy thoughts on the COVID-19 vaccine which is beginning to be made available at the time of this recording, and approved/ recommended by FDA/CDC...HmmSony has made how much money since the PS5 was released last month??? all this & a bit more on this brief episode to send out this long ass year!Love y'all thanks 4 the support and streams

【人の欲望が技術を進化させる】 あなたは、ITの技術を使いこなしているでしょうか？ 今回はIT研修講師の方にお話をうかがいました。 ハリウッド映画のお話はそのとおりだなと思いました。 人がイメージして、映像にしたものは実現できるものだなぁと感じました。 すでにIT技術の中で生活しているので、それを使わないより使ったほうがいいですよね。 そして、IT技術がわかり、コミュニケーション能力も高い講師はなかなかいないこともよくわかりました。 講師をお願いしたいという研修会社の方はぜひ、お問い合わせしてみてください。 special thanks to 若杉廣さん、安紗弥香さん 【今回のゲスト】 IT研修講師 仁賀木ひろみ（にがき・ひろみ）さん https://www.facebook.com/hiromi.nigaki nigaki@sacc-c.com かながわ健康経営：https://www.facebook.com/106234191160278/ YouTube：https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrzdECyQMNSqYGM9T3_DEpQ LINE公式アカウント：https://lstep.app/xh4Doy ポッドキャスト・コンシェルジュ こえラボ https://koelab.co.jp/ 【LINE公式アカウントはじめました！】 ポッドキャストに興味ある方、登録してみてください。 https://lin.ee/520R9bC

Little story about the virus invading my Castle of Love.  And, what we can do about IT (IT representing everything we do not control). Make sure to grab all the goodies located over at www.realestategoodlife.com and consider joining the Inner Circle Coaching which will not only change your life forever but also provide you with a great way to earn automatic income.

Simple Tips to Stop Sugar Cravings with Mary ScottAs the harvest season approaches we often find ourselves surrounded by many sweet treats. If you have children, you may notice a steady stream of candy creeping through your home. If you do not have children you may find that the half off Halloween candy sales are just too tempting to resist. How do we reduce sugar cravings, especially if we aren't ready to just give up sugar altogether? Read on and be sure to have a listen."No matter what though, sugar is everywhere this time of year. In this episode, we are going to talk about ways to reduce those sugar cravings and discuss finding ways to move away from mindlessly snacking on all of the goodies that we find ourselves surrounded by this time of year." - Host, Mary ScottYou can connect with Mary on her instagram @masteringmary You'll Learn on the PodcastHow to Reduce your sugar cravingsWhat Mary's main sugar fix was prior to her plant based lifeHow She moved past itIt can take longer than you may think to really kick cravings, but that is normal and it means you are creating sustainable change.Subscribe and ReviewIf you enjoyed this show, please subscribe to the podcast to make sure you have the latest techniques and action steps on how to transform your health. I don’t want you to miss an episode!If you’re feeling the love, I would also greatly appreciate a review so others can also find the podcast. I'll read every review, so thank you in advance! Let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you!Transcript and LinksGo grab the transcript and links to everything mentioned in this episode at https://runningonkale.com/simple-tips-to-stop-sugar-cravings-with-mary-scott/

Mistakes can haunt us. The guilt, shame, and fear we may carry for decades. How do we let go and be free? Get the answers from a man who has reached the bottom of bottoms from indictment by the government and potentially facing life in prison, to creating a new way of life, a successful career, and a philosophy for self-acceptance and self-love. Kyle is a speaker and author of Patchwork Junkie: A True Story About Drugs, Prison & Surviving Redemption. He came out of prison at 35 years old with 5 felony convictions, no college degree, no network, and had never even sent an email. He then built a successful sales career and went from earning $10 per hour to becoming Vice President of a publicly-traded company in less than a decade.Quotes to remember: “I changed the way I thought and what I was filling that God-shaped vacuum with.”“Success doesn’t require that you’re complete or that you’ve got everything worked out.”“Everyone’s ultimate success is always on the other side of fear.”Takeaways:Seek truth rather than different circumstancesEveryone has opportunities; they are disguised as hard work and needing to swallow your prideYour life is so much more than to make money for investorsTelling your truth is an act of courage and strength to overcome your fearWe are not the ego/lizard brainWhat is happening to you might be happening for you; ask yourself what the thing inside you is that wants to be expressed or shifted and do itIt all comes down to how we treat ourselves, and to love ourselvesSee the child in everyoneWho you become is why it mattersWhat is more important than your spiritual philosophy?Your story will become part of many other people’s storiesWhat you’ll learn:How Kyle went from Letterman to junkie on the streets to criminal in jailThe three spiritual truths he came to after detoxing for months in solitary prison, which helped him recover without rehabAbout the emotional strain of not knowing how long he would be imprisonedThe secret sauce that launched him from working at a call center to VP of a large companyWhy he walked away from his lucrative career How to face your inner criticWhat scares Kyle now, in this leg of his journeyWhy he wouldn’t change anything looking back; what’s truly importantThe power of your story and your truthMentioned on the podcast: https://kyledeanhouston.com/Patchwork Junkie: A True Story About Drugs, Prison & Surviving RedemptionThe Edgar Cayce Primer - Herbert PuryearTwelve Steps and Twelve Traditions - Alcoholics AnonymousLinks:FacebookInstagramTwitter

Transitioning To the New Earth round tableToday we have an awesome foursome, with Dr Charlie Ward, Christine Eilvig, and Dr David Paul. We discuss some the following and share our awakening stories with you; - What happens when you connect with your spirituality - How keeping things simple is the key!- The Phases of evolution - How to inspire people to move through these phases - How to step outside your comfort zones- What our mobile phones are doing to our energy vibration and how we can change itIt was a pleasure to be part of this round table, to find out more about each guest find their details below- https://www.aloise.lifehttps://drcharlieward.comhttps://christineeilvig.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

035 - Feel like you need to learn alllll the things before you can start your business? Like you need every single duck lined up in an orderly row before you can hang your shingle? Well, my friend, this episode's for you. Today I'm stripping things down to the bare minimum. Cutting away all the nice-to-haves and this-can-come-laters. Listen to find out exactly what you need—and what you don't—to get started with your pet photography business. What To Listen For: Important things to look for when it comes to insuranceWhy you need a contract—even if you're shooting for freeMy recommendations for website platforms The decisions you need to make about how you'll sell your workOne huge source of friction for potential clients—and how to address itIt's not the most glamorous part of being a pet photographer, but setting up your business properly from the get-go will save you a world of trouble down the road. Listen, learn, and start checking things off your list. Then you'll be ready to enjoy the world's best job, knowing that your business is built on a solid foundation.Resources From This Episode: What You Need to Get Started (downloadable checklist)The Points Guy Hair of the Dog Unleash Your Style free 5-day challengeHair of the Dog AcademyHair of the Dog Facebook groupHair of the Dog Elevate coaching

作品：『「自分らしさ」はいらない』松浦弥太郎主播：中村纪子BGM：Dan Graham - Old Photographs节目原稿节选： 自分らしさを捨てると世界が広がる ITの世界自体が、歴史がないぶん、「ゼロから始める」という基本姿勢を持っているように感じます。　何をどうやったら、自分たちのサービスなり仕事を信用し、利用してもらえるかを、ITの世界の人たちは、とても苦労して考えています。　なぜならITとは、水や電気のようなインフラではなく、食べ物や生活道具のような必需品でもなく、「新しい価値」を生み出し、先回りして差し出す仕事です。 「新しい価値」となるようなアイデアは、過去を紐解いても見つかりません。 「今」をつぶさに見ることが、何よりも大切です。......

Your culture drives everything you do;- what you do- why you do it- and how you do itIt communicates exactly what you can expect anytime that you do business with us.A select few businesses have mastered it and they continue to thrive in a year where most are just trying to survive.So what do they do better? My name is James Mayhew, and I’m YOUR chief culture officer, and that’s the topic for this Jam Session.There’s a meme going around social media that says,Whoever came up with the Chick-Fil-A drive-thru processshould be in charge of the government,hospitals, andthe DMV.I say amen to that! They’ve gone all-in on differentiating from their competition by creating a culture of serving others.They have a value that reads “We pursue what’s next” and they’ve defined it by saying “we find energy in adapting and reinventing how we do things, from the way we work to how we care for others.”That means that even though there’s 20 cars lined up in their drive thru, they’ll get you through timely, accurately and stress free.They bring their team outside - closer to the customer - because that helps eliminate the bottlenecks at the window.They are well trained on the menu options.They smile.And, when you say thank you to them, they reply with My Pleasure.They’ve adapted to 2020 and as a result, in my hometown, they’re thriving.I was craving a good burger a couple of weeks ago;But when I saw the line at my favorite burger joint NOT moving, it was an easy decision to head on over to CFA.I was #11 in line and was served and on my way in less than 7 minutes. I timed them.As I watched the staff work, there was Hustle. Smiles. Organization. Teamwork.This is how what it means to live out your values: because the CFA culture prioritizes, trains and creates a system for serving others firstThat’s a competitive advantage that their competitors cannot duplicate.

[Drake:]Woah, woahYeahSometimes we laugh and sometimes we cry, but I guess you know now, babyI took a half and she took the whole thing, slow down, babyWe took a trip, now we on your block and it's like a ghost town, babyWhere do these niggas be at when they say they doin' all this and all that?Tired of beefin' you bums, you can't even pay me enough to reactBeen wakin' up in the crib and sometimes I don't even know where I'm atPlease don't play that nigga songs in this party, I can't even listen to thatAnytime that I ran into somebody, it must be a victory lap, ayyShawty come sit on my lap, ayy, they sayin' Drizzy just snappedDistance between us is not like a store, this isn't a closeable gap, ayyI seen some niggas attack and don't end up makin' it backI know that they at the crib goin' crazy, down badWhat they had didn't last, damn, babySometimes we laugh and sometimes we cry, but I guess you know now, babyI took a half and she took the whole thing, slow down, babyWe took a trip, now we on your block and it's like a ghost town, babyWhere do these niggas be at when they say they doin' all this and all that?[Lil Durk:]I'm in the trenches, relaxCan you not play that lil' boy in the club? 'Cause we do not listen to ratsWe in Atlanta, I buy her a wig, she tellin' me Tay is the bestPoint at the nigga who act like a killer, but you only one for the 'netI'm like DaBaby, I'm not just a rapper, you play with me, you gon' get stretchedOoh-ohBring Drake to the hood, surround Drake around DracsEven though I got a case, I'ma do what it take[Drake:]And I never been embracedAnd the money's hard to makeSo I bet they on they face right now[Drake:]I know that they at the crib goin' crazy, down badWhat they had didn't last, damn, babySometimes we laugh and sometimes we cry, but I guess you know now, babyI took a half and she took the whole thing, slow down, babyWe took a trip, now we on your block and it's like a ghost town, babyWhere do these niggas be at when they say they doin' all this and all that?When he tell the story, that's not how it wentKnow they be lyin', a hundred percentMoved out the Ritz and forgot 'bout the Bent'Valet just called me to tell me come get itKnocked that boy off and I don't want no creditIf it was me, they wouldn't regret itLeft me for dead and now they wan' dead it, yeahHeart is still beatin', my niggas still eatin'Backyard, it look like the Garden of EdenPillow talk with 'em, she spillin' the teaAnd then shawty came back and said she didn't mean itIt's hard to believe itI know that they at the crib goin' crazy, down badWhat they had didn't last, damn, babySometimes we laugh and sometimes we cry, but I guess you know now, babyI took a half and she took the whole thing, slow down, babyWe took a trip, now we on your block and it's like a ghost town, babyWhere do these niggas be at when they say they doin' all this and all that?

What is JOY? I haven't mastered it, but I want to share what I am learning because here's the truth - for the first time in my life I am experiencing a season of burnout and even depression. It's scary to say that out loud, but I want to break any stigma around it and lead from a place of honesty. Being burnt-out or struggling mentally, emotionally, spiritually - it doesn't remove you from leadership. It will try and tell you so, but its a lie. Because here's the thing - all leaders are human, all followers are human, and the best way to lead humans is to be a human.I'm not saying that you need to invite your team and community to your therapy sessions, but I am saying that you can be real, like I'm being real right now. And that your highest leadership lies in your humanity, you being human, and pursuing the future alongside your team. Your highest leadership lies in you not being perfect, but being yourself and asking your team to do the same. Its ironic that I should name my brand Joy to Lead, when the thing I struggle with most in my life is joy. Subconsciously, I think maybe I knew that was the point.I believe that our purpose lies in our untapped super powers, and that they'll feel like weakness until we learn how to use it.Here's what I'm learning about joy:You can be joyful even when you're sadYou feel it when you're in your strengthsYou can practice itYou have to be diligent, gritty, and determined that you want itIt's hope, and I think hope is a decision. Even in despair, you can choose to hope. Often, I pray for God to honor my tryingYou have to look for it to see itIf you've ever struggled with joy, with confidence, with leading others from a deep understanding of who you are, I want to invite you to be a part of the next Leadership Academy cohort. We're kicking off January 2021, but I'm opening up pre-sale spots at an early bird rate starting now. We'll dive deep into your leadership style - we'll actually spend a whole month on it - we'll learn how you can uniquely lead and build a team, and we'll create a plan for you to grow yourself, your team and your abilities through group coaching, 1:1 coaching and an intimate community. The best part is - you'll get lifetime access to the trainings, the community, and lifetime access to group co-working sessions and book discussions. We begin Jan 2021, but there are limited spots. You can reserve yours now and commit to your growth next year with a supportive, understanding, nurturing and challenging community. For more information on the Leadership Academy, visit www.joytolead.com/academy!To learn more about the Dream to Team Hiring Course & Template Bundle, click here!Need 1:1 Hiring Support and Strategy? Click Here!

S1 ep 10- ARRIVALWant more? Check out our conversations with the Coconut Connection podcast where we chat about identity and coming up in America as mixed race youngins.https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Rbwj71mxV45lqTgQitgH1 Curious about our creative process? Would you care to have insight into the formation of Night World a Podcast? Check the link below to tune into our convo with @CoconutConPod-https://open.spotify.com/episode/2vUxXYhU8r2vvsTG5h1rliCheck out the Coconut Connection-email: coconutconnection2@gmail.comFacebook: The Coconut ConnectionInstagram: @CoconutConPodTwitter: @CoconutConPod FOLLOW US ON TWITTER @NIGHTWORLDPODEmail us- nightworldpod@hvbrecordings.com  SEASON 1 LOOKING THROUGH THE TUNNEL WILL RUN FROM JUNE UNTIL THE END OF OCTOBER.NIGHT WORLD IS RECORDED AT NIGHT SOUND STUDIOS IN CARRBORO NORTH CAROLINA. THE MUSIC -THE NIGHT OWL- FEATURED IN EPISODE 10 IS FROM SFRBEATS.COMNIGHT WORLD a PODCAST is written  & performed by Arvid, 8TATE HYE, & Zaf. Glenn Schwartz is our recording engineer. Please leave reviews, subscribe and share this podcast.ARRIVALYoung man with the full moon specsThat afro yesCame in 79And behold you lost the timeI can't capture A life you were after As my own future's headed past the rafters Resurrect the faded polaroids With the pleats Reconnect with the noiseThe days gone by they speakCommunity college Is a far stretch From an infant country born out of violenceA few layovers And couple days olderWith a new land to shoulder Well ain't that some shitThe cultural shift Show some grit Then begin to driftIn blue skies blue collar pondsA new life how would you respondYoung catEasy pickinsThought that You could live out an imageOn the silver screen But you a Choudhury not a Silverstein Big city boyIn that small town voidPick up a few creditsBengali might as well be an ArabThat's one in same as far as they could tell itStick with an image then sell itBrown might as well be sandBrown might as well be mudTouch ground in no man's landIn god we trust Fast for 30 days adopt x-masOh The woesBeing away from homeNew placeNew planNew landOld handsGet to work washing dishes Immigrant in the kitchen Potato salads a throw awayLearn to make DueWith half eaten foodCause you know poverty loomsPorterville California All the feels the young lonesome Student in a rented attic New in a land without the magicStake itAnd make itIt's yours for the takingBut LA's inA couple of hour driveThe greedy distractions that run our livesGrey hound busesAnd doggin at the functions Chase the easy legsBut they won't walk your wayAmerican women suppose to be easyTruth to the moment it's not always like tv9 o'clock newsIn a small prison room    

Today's guest is Gijs van Veen - an iOS and Android developer whose worked on apps for companies like Takeaway{dot}com & Garmin, and is currently working at Splendo BV where he's working on Kotlin Multiplatform app library, Kaluga.In this episode we discuss:Kotlin MultiplatformWhat is itHow and when to use itIt's pro's and con'sCross platform code sharingJ2ObjC (https://developers.google.com/j2objc)You can find the show notes for this episode @ CoffeeAndCodingPod.com/episode4You can find Gijs on Twitter @ https://www.twitter.com/Daeda88 and you can find the Kotlin Multiplatform library he's currently working on at https://github.com/splendo/kaluga.~~~

SEASON 1 LOOKING THROUGH THE TUNNEL WILL RUN FROM JUNE UNTIL THE END OF OCTOBER.NIGHT WORLD IS RECORDED AT NIGHT SOUND STUDIOS IN CARRBORO NORTH CAROLINA. THE MUSIC FEATURED IN EPISODE 4 SCIENCE & SOUL GOONS ARE FROM SFRBEATS.COMFOLLOW US ON TWITTER @NIGHTWORLDPODEmail us-nightworldpod@hvbrecordings.comNIGHT WORLD a PODCAST is written  & performed by Arvid, 8TATE HYE, & Zaf. Glenn Schwartz is our recording engineer. Please leave reviews, subscribe and share this podcast. S1, ep 4- WANTS & IDENTITYBack in the building Short term healingIt's been a long long Friday And I'm about to hit it sideways Ain't no two ways around itIt's gonna down How it's gonna downThe crowning Moment come with a few perksFor what is worthThe whiskey neatThe disheveled peaksBy the templeLoose their peakThe weeks Been a handful Closed grip FistsAnd pursed lips Start to shift Gone with itCome on with itWe off in itA new life 48 hour strideAimFor aimless Take treatment where the pain isDeep down in the gutWhat I have for lunch?A couple of crackers A crack atThe stucco On the ceilingWant the break throughCuckold By these feelingsWantsWon't doUhShimmy shimmy yaaWhat I really really wantTo stand stillOn the hedonic treadmill But it keep going desires appetite Dissatisfied with satisfied Click click bateCollections on my plateThis shit straight But I'mma need another wayConsomme And muddied paths Sour tastes And bubble bathsThat's the ying ying yangThe big big bangIt all start with a popOr a lack ofA father figureGet a dolla Hit upMcDonald's Happy with a sandwich or fish frySwitch lifeThe Pitfalls Of Foie GrasAnd foiblesOf coming into the world Without a name like Doyle Thoughts brought to life by a girlA six year old Who wished her name was EmmaThe blemishOf our skinBegin to filter inThe mindBefore we learn to tell timeTime was We operated youth care freeNow tread that statement carefully Let innocence roam aimlessly in rompers And always talk upI pissed away my twenties Checkin for acceptance like moneyPander and play the foolTruth is they would never think me coolLaugh with meOr laugh at meI assumed uncle tomHoping they would sing my songIf you gotta act out to be inThen what's the reason for being I'd shelter in dapsAnd nods A pat on the backTake away the flawsTell you a secret it don't RoteLivesMechanical stridesThat graduate one day to the nextWeight heavy on my crestLiving vidaSous vide Slowly pressured and wrapped upCooking up schemes That would fix everything A wrench in my planIn the form of the lives I don't understand Souls that surround The areas I loungeI can't complete the ouroboros Resting on my laurelsBet they ain't never crownedA skin colored brownOr darker colored shade You could call it throw away Snappin my fingers You know what I mean bra I could not get even And even if I Was sittin this highThey knock me for design ER lordAt least I do kno That these type of boysAre made up of noiseShow them some toys Let it fill voidWatch how they playin'And see what they craving They asking for guidance and you giving up Statements I wanna tell you to get it for lifeThe day that I say it I hope you reach heightsFigure the mindThink design Someone gon tell you to backYou backSomeone gon tell you to act You actEnough of thatWe off of thatYou offer thatPeaceReleaseReliefI reachFor peaceA piece Of the pieThoughts in my mindLeave it behindSlow rideI hold lightMy whole lifeBeen on sight This same body Been pain bodyIt ain't moneyI ache my kneesI say my peaceThis ain't a leaseI own it How many own itHow many want itAll of the warningsTo keep you up off itSavor the chaseSlow up the pace Get it and goThing you should knowDreams that you hold Always gon change Part of the gameHow you gon playOut of my wayTo be in the runAnd capture the sunAdd up the sumDo it equateTo steps you takeTo reach the skyTo beat the low and touch the lightsCan get you more can't get you rightThat on youI hear you tooPain is pain is pain is painAnother low another stainI buss my ass I get no brakesWhat I'm uh na do change the laneThe days moved on I stayed the sameSlow transitionsI opened up listen Put myself up in itThe moments they voidOffer the boyGive up the handBetter the manWork the landFigure the palnPicture the sandThe waves the daysThe Ray's that makeIt all go away What can I saySmoother ridesWhat do you provideI ain't use to fightsOr useless liesIt don't harmonize And all the eyes Not on me or youSlow the time Like 3 or 2Day by day We making wayLet's goLet's growTake you off holdAdd to your soulFeed you design Breath you Devine Lease you the timeTo get you up ticking Level up imageOff what we didn't Bout what we doingBout having you inMy life 

Keith is a fear strategist. He helps people conquer their fears and phobias, and turn them into strengths. He overcame his own shyness and fear of talking with people by reprogramming his mind. Keith is a living embodiment of his sentiment that when you change your mind, you change your life.Quotes to remember: “We’re not born scared of anything… we learn fear.”“Who were you before society told you who you should be?”Takeaways:Nothing means anything other than the meaning we give itIt’s not enough just to get rid of a fear--we need to have a strategyNobody in the universe has been universally liked, and if someone dislikes you, they actually dislike their interpretation of their idea of youYou can find evidence for any belief, and nothing is absoluteWhat you’ll learn:The turning point in Keith’s life when he decided to face his lifelong phobia of interacting with strangersThe difference between phobia and fearHow we learn fearWhat to do to face a phobia to get rid of it, and why it’s easier to get rid of a strong phobiaWhy we wear masksQuestions to ask yourself to examine your beliefs and replace them with more powerful beliefsMentioned on the podcast: https://keithblakemorenoble.com/Links:FacebookYouTubeLinkedInInstagram

Film at 11: Secrets of Blackmoor: The True History of Dungeons & Dragons (2019)   Book IT: How Innovation Works: And Why It Flourishes in Freedom (2020) by Matt Ridley   Scroll with It: It’s Flag Day on Sunday, June 14, 2020. Let’s celebrate. The Coronavirus has changed life as we know it but certain important things are coming back this week. Let’s all get back to the Blue Box Cafe in Elgin, IL this week for a great sandwich! Our t-shirt site http://teepublic.toomuchscrolling.com is carrying custom fabric face coverings to keep us safe.   Read with us: We are embarking on a daily podcast to discuss the entire canon of Sherlock Holmes. Read along with us follow #TMSSHerlockHolmes 

▒ 3부 [김지윤의 픽] [ 인터뷰 2 ] (전화) “성착취물과 불법도박의 수상한 공생관계” / 서승희 한국사이버성폭력대응센터 대표 [ 인터뷰 3 ] (전화) “러시아 코로나19 치명률 1%에 외신 의혹 제기...현지 반응은?” / 오선근 러시아 모스크바 통신원 ▒ 4부 [ 서울타임즈 2 ] #뉴스키워드 - 트럼프 대통령 "중국과 모든 관계 끊을 수도 있다"...중국 압박 - 코로나19 완치자 '혈장'. 코로나19 환자 치료 효과 있다는 연구 결과 - 방글라데시 로힝야족 난민캠프. 코로나19 확진자 발생 - 세계무역기구 호베르트 아제베두 사무총장, 중도 사임 의사 밝혀 / 전주현 외신캐스터 [ IT 속으로 ] "IT 업계의 핫이슈...'n번방 방지법·넷플릭스방지법'은 무엇?" / 김덕진 한국인사이트연구소 부소장

The Introduction to Industry Training (ITIT) gives the delegates a taste of life across the pharmaceutical industry from early drug discovery to marketing, from CRO to Big Pharma and across the UK and continental Europe. The course aims to show the delegates the breadth and depth of work that goes on the industry and give them ideas of where they can get involved. PSI organized this course into 6 two-day sessions, each covering a stage of drug development and each hosted at a different company. The host company will give their unique perspective from experts in the field.

Hey, Counties!How's that isolation going? We hope you're healthy and safe. Welcome to episode 3 of Counter Programming with Shira & Arielle. Last week, we learned about STEEL. Make sure to listen in so you can find out why it stole our hearts

In this Episode JP and Nikki Discuss:Adapting to change will become a very essential part of being an entrepreneur.Turn Barriers into BreakthroughsWhat Nikki means by "Elephants running"Technology is advancing at a rapid rate which means Business Models will have to change, not just marketing plansGreatest opportunities currently are:AutomationDigitizing thingsAnd doing what Automation cant, like empathy, creativity, and complex decision making.Disrupt your own business before someone else does; keeps you on the leading edge Know what to do with your visabilityPredict what people may be able to automate for you, and adopt it The value of your personal brand matters more then everConfusion due to there being so many "experts", and how to differentiate.Race of the fastest, not the fittest anymoreFocus on what the customer needs without them having to ask for itTenacity3 key things to have are:ClarityCourageConvictionFailure os feedback, learn from itIt has never been easier to be an entrepreneur because there is no barrier to entry, but that causes for a lot more competitionPodcasts are a great wayt o reach out and connect with your audienceIt is always a TEAM effort, there is never one person who succeedsBe CLEAR about what YOU want to be KNOWN for!Connect with Nikki Barua:Twitter:FacebookLinkedInInstagramPodcastWebsiteQuizAcademy Connect with your host, JP:TwitterInstagramFacebookWebsiteShow:LinkedInEmail: jpmcavoy@conductlaw.comPhone: 1-833-890-8878

▒ 3부 [ 김지윤의 픽 ] 질병의 경제학 [ 인터뷰 2 ] "정의당 빠진 비례연합.. 운명은?" / 김병관 더불어 민주당 의원 / 김종대 정의당 수석대변인 [ 서울타임즈 2 ] #뉴스키워드 - 전 세계 코로나19 확진자 16만 명, 사망자 6천 명 넘어서며 확산세 이어져 - 유럽, 코로나19 확진 가속화...각국 대응 수위 높여 - 프랑스, 코로나19 확산 가운데 지방선거 실시...투표율 하락 - 미국 코로나19 확산세... 트럼프 대통령 생필품 사재기 자제 당부 / 전주현 외신캐스터 ▒ 4부 [ IT 속으로 ] "코로나를 이기는 IT 기술" / 김덕진 한국인사이트연구소 부소장

“You don’t necessarily want to start with your best idea, because it will be your worst execution. Just start something!” - Tai Lopez(click to tweet)David Mills has made $40 million off of his internet business, and currently makes $11,000 in pure profit per day online, so today I am talking with him about how exactly he was able to accomplish all of that, so that you can learn from it and achieve those same kinds of results in your own business.A lot of today’s episode is about SEO, which stands for Search Engine Optimization, and is absolutely essential if you want to generate organic traffic from Google. If you master SEO, you will always have free traffic to your business, which means you will not need to spend as much on paid traffic, which is how you can increase your profit margin.Learn on this and more, on today’s episode of The Tai Lopez Show!Don’t forget, you can listen to The Tai Lopez Show on Spotify! Click “Follow” and let me know what you think!“Only about 1% of entrepreneurs understand how important organic traffic is” - Tai Lopez(click to tweet)Points to Keep In MindEven if your website is terrible, find a way to go through the full process of getting it up, so you know how to do itYour first attempt will always be the worstYou don’t necessarily want to start with your best idea, because it will be your worst execution. Just start something!Only about 1% of entrepreneurs understand how important organic traffic isOne of the best places to hide a dead body is on page 2 of Google. You have to be on page 1Whatever you are selling, try to buy a domain name that matches a few of the words people will be typing inYou need to get links to your website from other websites around the content of your websiteReach out to the top 20 websites, and offer to swap interviews with themPractice reading with something that is making you read faster and fasterWhen you’re practicing something, you have to let go of being a master of itIt’s been proven over and over again that you will make more money if you know more than one languageLearning language needs to be conversational, and full immersion is the bestYour brain can learn an incredible amount, but you have to show your brain subconsciously that it is importantTo make money online, sell a simple product that you use everyday, and you know how to improveYou don’t have to be intimidated by SEO

Welcome back faithful listeners and thanks for joining us. Did you notice yesterday that the title of the podcast and the content of the show kind of....didn't match? Well, Steve did too and in order to make good on his promise, he is dedicating another show to telling his investor origin story. Spoiler Alert: this time he really does. Here were the main topics!How Steve figured out how to sell a house without ever buying it (Wholesaling)That moment when Steve found a turn-key deal and flipped itIt's slower than I like, but it looks like all my friends have the lifestyle I want (investing)Single family syndication, small apartments and passive investing...oh my!An article from my CPA friend - lets dissect it.Thanks again for listening to our show! Please remember that you can email Steve directly at Steve@GetRealWealth.com and he will make sure to answer your question personally. Your question may even end up on the air!