Podcasts about januarys

Chris and Jason go through a few good questions that came in during Januarys private Mastermind group call. - What are some advantages and disadvantages of the different funding models?  Fund, PPM, Direct Placement etc. - Lending through different capital sources... ex.. raising private funds, lending your own money, brokering through institutional backed lenders, table funding through institutional backed lenders, etc... -During start up time what are the first steps to getting deals closed. Tune in now to hear this weeks Private Lenders Podcast. Check out our new free book at www.hardmoneyfreebook.com .  Just pay the small shipping fee.

How do you use the various social media scheduling tools like Buffer and PostPlanner? Would you consider having someone do your social media for you?   In The Show Judith has enjoyed one of her favourite Januarys ever, and reports a couple of other little wins too. Nicola has shifted her energy and talks about a new video ad strategy on Facebook and attracting two new leads via word of mouth.   What's Fuelled Their Fire? Judith’s received two nice pieces of feedback about her book, and a third from a client who changed her working week after a First One Free coaching session. Nicola raves about the value she’s enjoyed over the last year from paying £170 to Masterclass.com. This week she’s been studying Aaron Sorkin. M&J make the distinction between original screenplays and adapted ones, two separate Oscars, two separate and quite distinct writing skills.   Focus Of The Week How do you use the various social media scheduling tools like Buffer and PostPlanner? And would you consider having someone do your social media for you?  Judith thinks it shows and that they are about efficiency not engagement. She recommends a book by Danny Iny called Engagement from Scratch and Nicola advises efficient batching of content and matching the content to the platform. What are you trying to achieve by your social media content and is that a good fit for your ideal client? The “new one” Nicola mentions is DashHudson.com. LISTEN HERE TO OWN IT #260 | Social Media Broadcasting v Engagement   Words Of The Week Nicola chooses Right and Judith picks Driving.   Project Updates Nicola shares her “hard dates” of the BBC writing competition she’s entered, and tells the listeners about JumpStart, a local production company who encourage screenwriting on spec.   Who Or What's Impressed Nicola shares Facebook.com/Boost which offers free courses, tools and events to help you grow your career, business or community on Facebook. Judith shares an inspirational piece of writing by author Heidi Priebe who has written a lot about the INFJ Myers Briggs personality type which Judith shares with just 1% of the population. Nicola goes off to take the test again and report back next week. *** Join our free Facebook Group for Own It! the Podcast and talk back to us about what you hear in the show. Support our podcast on Patreon with a few monthly dollars to help defray our costs - thank you!   Thanks for listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a rating and review via your podcast app Ask a question in our Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/OwnItThePodcast/  To help the show: Subscribe via Radio Public, iTunes, Stitcher, YouTube, TuneIn, Libsyn Please share on Twitter, Facebook or whatever social media platform you love to use and tag us if you can - we love to read your comments! Website: https://OwnItThePodcast.com

In the past 125 years, only two Januarys have stayed below freezing for the entire month. Some Vermonters relish a period of warmer temperatures while others lament the melting snow. Is there such a thing as a regular, consistent January thaw?

Ever get the Sunday Sads in anticipation of the Monday hustle? Why not choose something else? Who said Mondays need to be so aggressive? Januarys need to be when you try be your most productive all year? Why not choose to ease into your week, month, year to create more space and joy?  Be more gentle with yourself. You are the CEO of your life. You can choose rest. Where are you going hard and what would it feel like to be more graceful? Or where are you too soft and can get hyper focused to alleviate yourself some of that stress? Tell me what you are choosing to be gentle with over on Instagram @hilaryrushford.

Welcome back sisters to another hour of women’s liberation music on WLRN! I’m Phoenixx and it is the end of January 2019. Someone said the other day that it felt like the 74th of January! In some ways the month has felt interminable--like it’s just not passing quickly enough. And that it’s just been two Januarys of insanity, violence, hate and abuse and still no impeachment!!!! Luckily, we still have these airwaves of radical women’s liberation feminist thought, action and music as refuge for us refugees fleeing from the continual onslaught of misogyny and male supremacy. A few months ago I put out a call for current women’s music that take on real issues relevant to us as radical feminists and Lesbians. Songs that include such themes like sexism, male supremacy/violence, female revolution, the war on women and girls. Recently I was gifted the album Cronesong released in June 2018 by The River Hags: Lizzie Yee-Haw, Sally Starflower, Lili Yee and Melanie Gorguny! I first encountered the river hags at Ohio Lesbian Music Festival last September. What caught my attention was a comment they made on stage about their anti-pornography position! Later I met one of them handing out anti-pornography stickers! What a sigh of relief to know there were performers at that festival who openly took that political stance and spoke about it. They earned my immediate respect. This next hour I feature their radical feminist americana/folk music with teeth. Enjoy! Please support these wimmin artists; download their Cronesong album: www.riverhags.bandcamp.com Song list: background music: To Soestre VOX 11 River Hags' song in the following order: Burn it Down NAMALT Motherland Amazing Amazons Bring Them HOme Two Sets of Rules Outsiders Flight of the Goddess Let 'Em Fly Yes, We Can Burn it Down (again) Reading of Mary Oliver's poem "A Thousand Mornings" from collection with the same name

Episode 51 kicks off with Megan giving kudos to Michael for "getting it" when it comes to her emotional labor. After Michael is more than happy to accept this praise, the talk shifts to Mike's progress so far in the New Year and what he has been learning in the process. Despite his Grandma's advice, all seems to be moving along nicely. From there, the talk shifts to Marie Kondo, the dangers of HGTV and Mike's fear of public speaking. Megan's case of the Januarys has her writing pithy journals, searching for her old drama high school VHS tapes, buying some tap shoes and giving into some flights of whimsy. The jar gives one of the most ridiculous topics to date which leads Mike and Megan to ranking Pixar movies, debating proper bed making techniques and how to correctly enjoy bread and butter. In case you're wondering who is writing the synopsis - my way is the right way. There's that and a whole lot more so when you're done kissing your clothes and you're allowed to use your phone again, remember there's no wrong way to tune in, download and enjoy Episode 51 of 100 THINGS IN A JAR!!! EPISODE WINE - RYAN PATRICK REDHEAD RED CLOSING SONG - "GOLDEN STATE" by Eddie Vedder and Natalie MainesGOOD NEWS! IN ADDITION TO ITUNES AND STITCHER, WE ARE NOW ON SPOTIFY AND GOOGLE PLAY! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, RATE AND REVIEW at ITUNES or wherever you enjoy our show.Follow us and get in touch on FACEBOOK at 100 THINGS IN A JARe-mail us comments, show suggestions and whatever else you deem appropriate at 100thingsinajar@gmail.com. Thanks for listening.

Happy New Year bitches!!! This week I recap 2018 and talk about all the exciting things I probably won't do in 2019. Plus, we talk about pop culture and the biggest event of all, my 21st birthday!!!! ;) Sit back and pour a glass, no dry Januarys allowed here bitches! 

How are those new year’s resolutions holding up after a week? If you’re like most people who make resolutions this time of year, I'm going to be honest with you...only 20% of you will stick with it past February. Being a personal trainer for the past 10 Januarys, I know how this works. People have the best intentions to get in shape, lose weight, get stronger, or start running, but sadly, 80% of these people will quit for one reason or another. Some studies have even found that only 8% of people keep their resolutions. So why is it so hard to accomplish these goals? Well, a lot of it has to do with how you set your goal in the first place. In this episode, I give you some examples of common fitness goals, and how each can be tweaked to be a bit better, and pull it all together to help you create SMART goals for yourself that will greatly increase the likelihood of your success!

Veteran’s segment with a member of the Army Reserve Nurse Corps…Show tunes Spotlight falls on Kiss Me, Kate…a Carpenters tribute act…remembering the headlines from 60 Januarys ago. Plus great musical memories from Glenn Miller, Buddy Holly, Bee Gees, Anne Murray and more.  Happy New Year from The Greatest Memories. Click on the player button below […]

In which Mike and Conrad talk about, in the main at least, In Her Majestys Name, Januarys game of the month. Mike has actually played now so goes through the game, discusses his new crew and how the game actually went. Clue, it was against Matt so the result was always a forgone conclusion.