Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeremy Sullivan

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Co-host of the new TASP Talks Podcast Chris Ponce shares his experiences working as a school psychologist in the San Antonio schools, before and after COVID and Zoom. Join us as we wax poetic about helping kids and prepare for the greatest season of all, #SchoolPsychWeek ...which is in November, but still. #Schoolpsych graduate students, interns, and early career peeps will find this especially interesting, but everybody likes the Elmo Potty Song, so don't miss it even if you're just a regular human, either. (Plus, our guest interviews US at the end, and you might just find out which one swam in trash cans as a child!)Honorable Mentions:-Dr. Jeremy Sullivan, the Silver Fox https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jeremy-Sullivan-5-Bases of power https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newLDR_56.htm-the Elmo Potty Song-SES and parent involvement-Advice for school psych students/interns/supervisees-Pros and cons of telehealth for school psychs-FBAs, MDRs, REEDs, ARDs, and IEPs, OH MY!-Social capital (and how to build visibility during a pandemic)-the MIGDAS https://www.wpspublish.com/migdas-2-monteiro-interview-guidelines-for-diagnosing-the-autism-spectrum-second-edition-the CSRPI ("Crispy") https://www.parinc.com/Products/Pkey/72-TASP TALKS Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/70CDPS7bJY3UJxRg7SU8ke and Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-tasp-talks-podcast/id1570910285To find out more about becoming a #schoolpsychologist ...or to learn more about what the hell that even is, visit the Texas Association of School Psychologists at https://www.txasp.org---Chris Ponce, LSSP is a school psychologist (#saymyname!) =currently employed in a public district in San Antonio. He graduated from UTSA in 2016 and has been practicing for five years. He has been on the Texas Association of School Psychologists (TASP) board for the past two years. He has occupied the position of Public Relations and Information Chair and is currently the Area 5 representative (region 20 & 15). He is also the host of the newly formed TASP TALKS podcast.https://www.instagram.com/txasp/https://www.facebook.com/pg/TXASP/photos/---Welcome to The Psychologists Podcast, where we talk about all things psychology through a very personal lens.Gill Strait PhD and Julia Strait PhD are both Licensed Psychologists (TX) and Licensed Specialists in School Psychology (LSSPs, TX). They are alumni of The University of South Carolina School Psychology Doctoral Program (Go Gamecocks).Gill is a teacher, researcher, and supervisor at a university graduate psychology training program.Julia is a testing psychologist at Stepping Stone Therapy in Houston, TX: https://steppingstonetherapy.org/strait/ Instagram: @drjuliatx https://www.instagram.com/drjuliatx/?hl=en

What do Captain America and the Philadelphia Union have in common? Both have the Shield. Extratime brings you the story of the cosplay costume turned “Supporters’ Shield.” We talk to Jeremy Sullivan, who loaned his shield to the club at the last minute to get the full story, then bring on Union manager Jim Curtin for the story behind Philly’s rise, the way the club came together in a difficult year, why he’d love to coach in Europe and an audacious prediction about the USMNT at the 2026 World Cup. Plus, all the crazy moments from Decision Day presented by AT&T, our MLS award winners and mail from around the league! 1:17 – Doop, Doop, Doop! Union win the Supporters’ Shield   9:50 – INTERVIEW: Jeremy from Medford! How Captain America gave Philly their first trophy   15:53 – INTERVIEW: Jim Curtin on the Union’s rise, 2020 and USMNT   52:15 – Playoff field at a glance and best Decision Day moments   59:50 – MLS award winners for 2020: MVP? Coach? Comeback?   1:08:51– USMNT preview   1:10:25 – Mailbag from around the league

#HOMEsweetHOME Today's guests bring home this podcast's catchphrase that "we're in this together." Christine Sellers Sullivan and Jeremy Sullivan are both legal information professionals, and a married couple working at home. While there are many married couples who planned their lives around working together, the pandemic has tossed many married couples into a togetherness that no one really expected. For some, this would be tough, but for the Sullivans, they seem to know each other's strengths, weaknesses, as well as good and bad habits. Throw in moving houses, and bringing their adorable Scottish Fold cat, Fred, and you have the makings for some pretty good stories. Remember, we may all be In Seclusion, but we're in this together. Host: Greg Lambert (@glambert) Producer: Janice Anderson Artwork: Dean Lambert Music: Jerry David DeCicca Twitter: @InSeclusionPod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inseclusion/message

This week on Not 97 we're joined by prolific New York DJ KittySayWord.  Kitty introduces a contagious new track from the UK’s own Cadenza featuring Kasien, as well as a beautiful offering from the Venezuela-born singer-songwriter Maye.  We discuss rich, dynamic deliveries from Chicago’s Mother Nature and Harlem’s Foushee, Jeremy Sullivan gets added to the ever-growing cleaning playlist, we introduce James Bambu’s breathtaking voice, and the synthetic soul of Chiiild, amongst much more.  01 "Dreams" by Camden Malik  02 "No Guidance" by Cadenza (featuring Kasien) 03 "4 Got" by Mother Nature  04 "Rooftop" by Jeremy Sullivan  05 "Make It Known" by Fousheé 06 "Tú" by Maye  07 "White Lines" by James Bambu  08 "Hands Off Me" by Chiiild  09 "Slowzy" by Nápoles    Art: Amandla BarakaFollow Not 97:▶ Twitter: https://twitter.com/_NOT97▶ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_not97 *Not 97 is powered by the innovative music company Amuse.io, making distribution effortless for independent artists everywhere. © NOT 97. All music ℗ & © their rights holders, used by NOT 97 with explicit permission.

In episode 76 of the podcast, we begin our 2020 METC Spotlight Educator Series. This year we have 10 Spotlight Educators. Over the next 7 episodes, our Spotlights will be the guests and talk about the ISTE Standards for Educators. In this episode, Jeremy Sullivan of the Springfield School District join the show and talks about the Learner standard.  Twitter challenge for this episode: How do you meet the Learner standard? Share your thoughts and ideas using the #METCpodcast. Full Show Notes METC Flipgrid Tech n Sixty Episode 100 Subscribe to YouTube Channel METC Conference  

In this episode, Jason talks with the new president and CEO of JWRE Jeremy Sullivan and new executive assistant Ms. Victoria Jones. Jeremy shares his recent leap of faith career changes, a deep family secret that has recently come to light, and how the power of forgiveness, positivity, and owning his past taught him some of the biggest lessons of his life. Jason discovers Jeremy' origin of the mantra "past is perfect," his 3P's for living, and the importance of habiting up, skilling up, letting go, and going for it. Want to make $200,000 a year only working 20 hours a week? The secret formula can be found in this episode.   Key Takeaways: 1. You're in control of your entire destiny. 2. Write a good personal story. 3. Always be positive. 4. Keep moving forward. 5. Never look back. 6. Always be learning and gaining skills. 7. Know your business inside and out. 8. Develop effective habits. 9. Develop confidence. 10. Tell everyone that you know that you're a real estate agent. Jeremy Sullivan's 3 P's: 1. Positivity is how you live. 2. Professionalism is how you work. 3. Profit is important to you.   Resources: Discover Leadership Training Discover Leadership Training gave me the authority to have self-confidence, be that risk-taker, to have that courage, to have the enthusiasm, to know that my worth was there, and to be positive. - Jeremy Sullivan   Jeremy Sullivan  -  Linkedin  |  JWRE Facebook   Quotables and Tweetables Every agent needs to be trained up first with their attitude. You get them to keep that positive attitude. Then you teach them the skill to sell real estate and how to develop really good habits. - Jeremy Sullivan It's easy for every single agent to make two hundred thousand dollars working only 20 hours a week. But they have to have a positive attitude, a strong skill set, and they have to develop smart habits. If they don't, real estate is a challenge. - Jeremy Sullivan I can sell thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars more with a purchase agreement, a listing agreement, a net sheet and a record than I can with a listing presentation because a listening presentation is just the fluff. - Jeremy Sullivan If you don't know those agreements and you can't figure out how to have somebody sign them, displayed in layman's terms, and in a positive manner you'll never make that sale. - Jeremy Sullivan I wish every agent would get their broker's license, would go to GRI, would do the Committed To Excellent test, and would do CRS. - Jeremy Sullivan Every single day that an agent practices being more professional, they increase their value. It happens in your speech, you start surrounding yourself by people like-minded that make good money, and they know what they're talking about. You indirectly become that same type of person. - Jeremy Sullivan You're in control of your entire destiny. Write a good story. Keep it positive, move forward, and never look back. - Jeremy Sullivan You need a habit up, skill up, let go, and just go. But you have to know what you're talking about and tell everybody. Everybody needs to know you're a real estate agent. - Jeremy Sullivan I find myself having that conversation with agents a lot that you're a public figure. You chose a profession where you have to put yourself out there. - Jason Will If you don't have the confidence to tell anybody a real estate agent, get another job, you're just wasting your time. - Jeremy Sullivan I'll tell you there are some ugly people in real estate and they make a lot of money. We all have our issues; some of us hide it better than others. It's your story. - Jeremy Sullivan You have to have confidence. I'm not dwelling on the past. Moving forward. - Victoria Jones As the president of JWRE, I don't want an agent to say that we didn't give them an opportunity to learn, and we didn't give an opportunity to engage in our culture. - Jeremy Sullivan If you're dealing with stuff from your past whether it's really recent or really deep in the past that there's an opportunity there. The opportunity is a decision to dwell on it or learn from it grow and move on to be better. - Jason Will The joys in my life were absolutely something that I allowed happen with my attitude, and the crap that happened to me is without a doubt, my fault and my attitude. - Jeremy Sullivan You can make a lot of money and still be positive. - Jason Will In the real estate industry that agents are so focused on the opportunity or finding an opportunity or capitalizing on that opportunity. But, they're not prepared for the opportunity. - Jason Will There are customers and clients that make it easy, and then there are complicated and difficult ones. You're getting fired left and right. So let them go. I mean if someone's going to fire me, let me go. Then I can help somebody else. - Jeremy Sullivan   ////////////////////////////////// We would like to know what you think about the IMPACT Agent podcast. Do you agree with Jason? Did any of these ideas help you? Let us know by contacting us at jasonwill@southalabamaliving.com. Thanks for listening. Contact Jason Will Real EstatePrompt and professional service is our guarantee. JWRE's goal is to be informative and helpful. Through our service, we hope to earn your business with our exemplary level of service and extensive local knowledge of the Mobile & Baldwin County area. IMPACT Agent is recorded and produced at Deep Fried Studios - Mobile, Alabama.Producer: Johnny Gwin  

Jeremy Sullivan and Timothy Lower Discuss the Social Media Frenzy that Jeremy experienced after posting a photo of a Corner Toilet #InspectingParadise

In this chapter, Jillian and Jerry deal with the mental illness of groupies and how it effects two (sometimes four) teenage boys who pretend to be in a band.  Plus the extreme idea of nostalgia vs. reality in the middle aged adult male, aka Alan.  Plus lots and lots of guitar cases, exit signs and  musicians with mommy issues.  So stick your tongue out, but watch out for Jeremy Sullivan, as we check out this celebrity fueled episode!Find us on Twitter @StoryofCoryPodOr email us with your thoughts and opinions at StoryofCoryPod@gmail.comdownload (right click, save as...)WARNING: This episode contains adult language.

Fletcher investors want full disclosure, says financial advisor Jeremy Sullivan. Read more ($): https://www.nbr.co.nz/article/fletcher-building-dividend-under-threat-investors-want-full-disclosure-db-p-205553

“Called To Be Disciples in His Church” is the message preached by guest speaker, Jeremy Sullivan at Wynne Baptist Church, during the Morning Worship Service on January 15, 2017. This message was a continuation of his talks with the students and w

Join Jason Walls and a variety of guests for Against the Wall. Ride-hailing app Uber has some big news this week, as did Z Energy. Capital Economics chief Australia and New Zealand economist Paul Dales gives his two cents on the goings on in the currency market, then Andrew Patterson and Jason Walls discuss the week's biggest economic headlines. Finally, Hamilton Hindin Greene investment advisor Jeremy Sullivan joins Jason Walls to talk about the market and whether New Zealand's bull run will continue.

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The Gospel Jeremy Sullivan, Pastor January 24, 2010 CityChurch of Jonesboro

John 2 Jeremy Sullivan, Pastor CityChurch of Jonesboro October 19, 2009

John 1: 35-51 Jeremy Sullivan, Pastor CityChurch of Jonesboro October 11, 2009

John 2 (Part 2) Jeremy Sullivan, Pastor CityChurch of Jonesboro November 1, 2009

John 3: 9-15 Jeremy Sullivan, Pastor CityChurch of Jonesboro November 15, 2009

Christmas is for the World Jeremy Sullivan, Pastor CityChurch of Jonesboro December 13, 2009

How to Change a Life (Part 1) Jeremy Sullivan CityChurch of Jonesboro January 3, 2010 Happy New Year! Welcome to Twenty Ten!

How to Change a Life (Part 2) Jeremy Sullivan, Pastor CityChurch of Jonesboro January 10, Twenty Ten

Christmas is for Us Jeremy Sullivan, Pastor CityChurch of Jonesboro December 6, 2009