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The Triple-A Norfolk Tides switched from a traditional brand to one based on a Neptune seahorse just over a decade ago. The new brand tells a number of stories about the ecology and the culture of Virginia's Tidewater region. Guests include: Joe Gregory, General Manager, Norfolk Tides Sarah Peterson, Naturalist Dan Simon, Studio Simon: www.studiosimon.net, Insta @studio_simon Find the Baseball By Design podcast online: Instagram @baseballbydesign Threads @baseballbydesign Bluesky @baseballbydesign.bsky.social linktr.ee/BaseballByDesign Baseball By Design is a member of the Curved Brim Media Network.

45 years behind a local TV news camera means Joe has literally been an eyewitness to the ever-changing landscape of the Nashville area since the 80's. Covering he biggest stories; from theTitans Super Bowl run to chaos at the State Capitol, the Pulaski and MTSU graduate sharesstories of meeting Ronald Reagan, Dolly Parton, Garth Brooks and plunging into a NASA deepwater tank. AMONG THE TOPICS: FROM PULASKI TO NEWSCHANNEL 5, SAYING GOODBYE TOBEFORD NATHAN FORREST, CALLED INTO THE MAYOR'S OFFICE AND PROUD PAPA.

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Joe Gregory, regional operations manager for the Davey Resource Group (DRG), shares some in-depth information on what carbon credits are, how businesses use them and Davey's pilot project getting familiar with them. In this episode we cover:  What are carbon credits and how do they work? (0:45) How trees relate to carbon credits (5:40) Ways that big companies try to be carbon neutral (9:18) What is i-Tree and what does it do? (12:20) What Davey is doing in relation to carbon credits (15:40) Advice for business owners that want to reduce their carbon footprint (18:45) Joe's feelings about the work he does (21:28)  To find your local Davey office, check out our find a local office page to search by zip code.  To learn more about carbon credits, read our blog, Answering Four Common Carbon Questions. To learn more about i-Tree, visit www.itreetools.org, or read our blog, i-Tree: Just as Important as a Shovel and Almost as Easy to Use. Connect with Davey Tree on social media: Twitter: @DaveyTree Facebook: @DaveyTree Instagram: @daveytree YouTube: The Davey Tree Expert Company LinkedIn: The Davey Tree Expert Company Connect with Doug Oster at www.dougoster.com. Have topics you'd like us to cover on the podcast? Email us at podcasts@davey.com. We want to hear from you!     

In this episode of the Ideas on Stage podcast we spoke with Lucy McCarraher. Lucy is the Founder (with Joe Gregory) of Rethink Press, Founder of the Business Book Awards, Founding Judge of the Speaker Awards and the author of 13 books (six about writing books). She has designed and delivers the Bookbuilder – write your book in 90 days – programme, and has mentored over 1,000 entrepreneur authors through writing their books. She regularly speaks about the benefits and importance of writing your book to build your business, and has been on a mission to get more women, especially, to write and publish their books. In this episode we talked about how writing your book makes you a better speaker and communicator. We hope you enjoy it! +++ Take the Confident Presenter Scorecard to benchmark your ability to deliver powerful presentations and identify opportunities for improvement: https://ideasonstage.com/score Want to learn more about how you can grow your business and increase your influence through great presenting? Register today for our free, live web class on all things presentation skills: https://www.ideasonstage.com/uk/masterclass

"In Their Honor We Must Continue Their Paths" Tomorrow is All Saints' day… It's also Dia De Los Muertos … So I believe it is fitting to hold up our friends and loved ones today on All Hallows Eve….. Our tribe has lost legends, and legends in the making, just in the last few weeks, never mind during the course of the last couple years. The days are shorter, colder and grayer today. The mottled leaves are falling. The dry grass is wilting. The winds of change heralding the season have arrived to scurry and swirl the fallen leaves in our path. The fog is settling in, the sun tilting on its axis. It feels as if the world is dying around us as the fall equinox wanes and the winter solstice creeps ever closer. When we lose friends and family this time of year, the anguish seems to seep deeper into our bones than at any other time. Nonetheless, within our dog community, we are all, at the core, performers. The show must go on. No matter how devastated. How shattered. How destroyed our souls. So, we push through and push away and push down the heartache and angst and horror and sadness. Even as we collapse, crushed, with a dog on our chests to get through the night. “Thinking of you and all the amazing people brought into your life through the dogs. Does not make their passing any less sad, but oh how it has enriched your life.” This small note brought me such comfort. And I wanted to share this bright spot with all of you who are hurting right now. Our lives are all immeasurably enriched by our community of fellow dog lovers. Whether you started yesterday or have spent 50 years in this sport, the camaraderie and shared love of dogs is literally a lifeline for many. The litany of those gone in the last few years is nearly unbearable. Respected judges. Gifted breeders. Talented handlers. Beloved family. Bastions of passion and commitment to purebred dogs who are so nearly irreplaceable. Joe Gregory Barbara Alderman Pat Laurans Pat Hastings Linda Souza Jerry Moon Jamie Donelson So very many more near and far, bright stars each within their own universes. The smiles and voices that will forever stay with us. I will never forget literally sitting at Jerry Moon's knee while he taught me how to trim Cockers properly so I could show an ASCOB dog for a new client. Or the time Jerry went down at the old Brush Prairie show site during the Cocker specialty. He had won the variety with his beloved Fosse and would not leave in the ambulance until he was assured I would take Fosse back in for the breed. We won that day under Dale Simmons and against Don Rodgers with the ASCOB dog. That they are all gone now is hard to navigate in my mind. Working with Pat Laurans on the GWPCA board. Even before then, picking her brain about old dogs and pedigrees. There was literally nothing Pat couldn't accomplish if she put her mind to it. She left her mark on Take the Lead, the AKC Reunite Pet Disaster Relief Trailers, the Parent Club Committee for the Delegates and so much more. She was a fierce advocate for our breed and a good friend to me over the years. Just this spring I spent months working with Pat Hastings, Chris Levy & Nancy Martin on a presentation to vet students at OSU when they were invited to a local dog show. She was such an inspiration to me, not just in her knowledge, but her skill at wielding it to such dramatic effect. Linda Souza's support and kindness to me as an Irish Wolfhound handler back in the day… in a breed where professional handlers are not the norm … was such a gift to my young self. Barbara Alderman's kilowatt smile and the mind-bending opportunity to join her for dinner as a fellow judge. Joe Gregory's dance moves. Talking Spinone with Gloria Geringer and Wirehairs with Roger Hartinger. Watching from afar as Jamie Donelson beautifully showed a dog we raised here. These are memories stored carefully away in the heart. I've talked often about our tribe. The people who

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keep·y-up·py noun INFORMAL•BRITISH a game whose aim is to keep a soccer ball in the air for as long as possible by bouncing it off any part of the body except the hands and arm. Thursday (5/12/22) evening on radioparkies.com at 6:00 EST the Young Onset Parkinson's Network (https://yopnetwork.org/) is proud to present the incredible Joe Gregory! Gavin Mogan and I speak with Joe who was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2019 did "Keepy Uppy's" for 61 miles in addition to completing over 13,000 consecutive right in his back yard. Joe was a great interview who will keep you inspired, don't miss this one! Check out this video to see a keepy uppy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7TzBKLL_XY

This week's guest is Lucy McCarraher, co-founder of the Hybrid publishing house Rethink Press & author of 12 books including A Book of One's Own – a manifesto for women to share their expertise and make a difference. She helps you write & publish a book that will transform your business whilst creating a realisable work/life integration. Book publishing has done well during the pandemic; perhaps because people were more focused, or had more time on their hands, or at least time to reflect on what they have become experts in and now wanted to share. Lucy was always passionate about books and after a winding career in performance, TV and magazines in Australia, having two sons, going through a divorce, she returned to the UK.Writing several books herself, she eventually teamed up with Joe Gregory to create Rethink Press, a hybrid publisher that positions people as experts and their books as their calling cards. As well as setting up a coaching and mentoring side to the business Lucy also established the Business Book Awards, which, over time she and her team have ensured have become fully representative across all categories.Thank you so much Lucy for championing women and helping them bring their expertise, experience, positive impact and influence to the world so that we start to read more nuanced and diverse books that reflect the lives we live and the businesses we run.Thanks also for showing us that even in our busy lives we can carve out space to write and share our books for the benefit of others. You can find out more about Lucy's work at www.lucymccarraher.com and follow her on Linkedin @lucymccarraher Join Lou on Linkedin, or sign up to her mailing list for her newsletter and a free podcast guesting mini-guide. Her online course READY, SET, PITCH to PODCASTS is available at www.silk-studios.co.uk/pitch-to-podcastsFollow her @brave_newgirl on Instagram and get her books Brave New Girl- How to be Fearless, FEAR LESS and her Internationally Bestselling book DARE TO SHARE on Amazon or Waterstones or Barnes & Noble. UK & US versions available.Lou is the founder of Silk Studios - the Podcast Guest Agency a podcast guest booking service https://silk-studios.co.ukMusic by Melody LoopsSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=S7WVQQ2YC26RN)

Lucy McCarraher is a publishing guru. She is the founder of Rethink Press, and is responsible for the publishing of over a thousand business books by authors in over twenty different countries. Her company has been helping business owners publish their own books for over ten years, giving advice and coaching along the way. On today's episode, Lucy shares the issues that she had with trademarking their brand name and how she had to negotiate certain points with a potential opposer, before the trademark was able to be registered and how one of her authors had to unpublish her book due to not having carried out the correct trademark searches. Lucy and Suzanne discuss key points of copyright and common misconceptions that small businesses and authors have about copyright. Finally, they discuss the worst possible thing that can legally happen to Lucy's business and the defences she has in place so that this doesn't happen.   In This Episode [1:50] Lucy, along with her business partner Joe Gregory, founded Rethink Press over ten years ago as a two person business and now have over 60 professionals on their team. They have now published over a thousand books. [4:56] How did they go about the process of trademarking their company name? It turns out another company had the name Rethink trademarked and Lucy had to undergo negotiations with certain stipulations in order to trademark the name Rethink. [10:41] What protection do you have when you register an EU trademark? It's not so simple now, because of Brexit.  Lucy and Suzanne discuss the intricacies of trademark protection in the UK and the EU.  [12:06]  What is the worst that can happen to Lucy's business in her publishing endeavours and what defences does she have in place to prevent this.   Learn more about Lucy McCarraher! www.lucymccarraher.com   Find the resources mentioned in this episode! www.suzannedibble.com/podcastresources   The contents of this podcast are provided for information purposes only and are not intended to amount to advice. You should not rely on any of the contents of this podcast. Professional advice should be obtained before taking or refraining from taking any action as a result of the contents of this podcast. Suzanne Dibble and Niche Legal Solutions Limited disclaim all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on any of the contents of this podcast (other than in relation to matters for which is not legally permissible to disclaim liability).

In this episode you'll get introduced to Akash Vaghela – an entrepreneur, author with a focus on family and fitness – the founder of RNT Fitness. You'll hear how he had to learn to stop and the impact that's made on him as he resets into this next phase for his life with his family and business. Don't miss his honesty about the expectations on him growing up and what it took to step outside the norms and the surprising benefits that have come letting him pay back his parents in such important ways. The show includes great suggestions to that anyone can begin today to start to reset their health and some powerful reminders of why now is the time to prioritise learning to Pause Stop and Reset before.. well it's too late. You can learn more about Akash at www.RNTFitness.co.uk This host and creator of this podcast is Simon Hedley. Building on his strong background in banking, business & strategy he's passionate about learning, sharing, and making the difference to people and projects. As “Strategic Alchemist” he's been the secret weapon of many well-known leaders, founders and thought leaders for over two decades. You can learn more about Simon at www.SimonHedley.com ,  connect and follow him on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/mrsimonhedley ,  Twitter.com/simonhedley or www.Instagram.com/thesimonhedley, and you can book a consulting call with him at book.simonhedley.com Remember at www.PauseStopReset.com you can find out more about Pause Stop Reset, how to access The Podcast Portal and get more resources to help you on your journey including the Journal and Book. Pause Stop Reset is published by www.TheSimpleIdea.com and for any queries, questions, opportunities or suggestions get in with the team via help@thesimpleidea.com.

Welcome back to Season 2 of the EnSpirit Podcast. In this episode, we have an excellent interview with Joe Gregory - an Entrepreneur, Publisher, Marketer and Author. Joe Gregory is co-founder of Rethink Press. He started his first business in 1997 when he was 19 after realising being an employee wasn't for him. He has been responsible for successfully publishing over 500 entrepreneur authors since 2003. His latest book, Make Your Book Pay, shows authors how to really use their book to grow their business. He talks about his journey demonstrating that when you've got nothing to lose, taking risks is easy; he tells us why his company was already prepared for the pandemic; discusses the permanence of physical books; and explains why writing a book can transform the author into so much more. Thank you for listening and for all of your support. _________________________________________________________________________________________ Baiju Solanki can be found here: Website LinkedIn Facebook Instagram Twitter Book Change Your Game Joe Gregory can be found here:   LinkedIn     Twitter   Instagram  

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Joe Gregory is the co-founder of Rethink Press, a partner publishing company that helps business authors to write and publish their books. He has a background in advertising as a graphic designer and sales copywriter.In this episode, we discuss the many ways intellectual property is relevant for entrepreneurs, designers and marketers. We also talk about how IP should be a fundamental aspect of any designer or marketer's training so they know what they don't know and can point their clients in the right direction to secure rights in their property assets. In brief this episode covers:The definition of property rightsWhat is spin selling methodology?The process of choosing a name for a bookThe problems with intellectual property as being inherently complexThe problems of entrepreneurs when it comes to intellectual propertyCopyright as being universally relevant for every business especially for publishingHow IP should be a fundamental aspect of any designer or marketer in trainingThe most important thing that business owners need to focus on — the nameLinkedIn:  Joe GregoryFacebook:  Joe GregoryWebsite: rethinkpress.com book-builder.com Valuable Resources:Register to attend the Brand Tuned book launch on 28 September 2021Brand Tuned Acceleratorwww.brandtuned.com 

Welcome to the Cracking Content Podcast, helping entrepreneurs to amplify their expertise through storytelling, content, and PR so they can get more sales and make a bigger impact. Every business has a story to tell. Don't be afraid to tell it. This week, I'm delighted to be interviewing Lucy McCarraher, who is the founder of Rethink Press and the Business Book Awards, and also the author of 13 books -– three novels, four self-help books and six books on writing, including A Book of One's Own – a manifesto for women to share their experience and make a difference, and Bookbuilder (with Joe Gregory). Episode Highlights: {0:52} Lucy explains how she came to write 13 books. {1:43} Lucy talks about founding Rethink Press. {2:40} On the benefits of publishing a book: You get clarity when you plan and write a book in detail. When you've got your name on the front of a good book or a well-produced book, it says, "I'm the expert here." It's not an overt sales tool, but when you send out your book to your prospects and clients, it tells them what you do. {4:07} There's a thing what I call ‘book magic', for every author something really amazing and unexpected will happen because their book has got into the hands of somebody. {5:20} On how you can repurpose your book manuscript. {10:05} Lucy explains what her Book Builder program is. Connect with Claire:  You can download my free PR guide here https://clairewinter.info/freebies/be-your-own-pr/  To find out about 1:1 content coaching go www.clairewinter.info. Free Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/crackingcontent/ Website: https://clairewinter.info/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clairewinteruk  To get your content sorted join the Cracking Content Club Membership for just £35 a month: https://clairewinter.info/cracking-content-club/ About Lucy: LUCY McCARRAHER started her first publishing company while she was still at university and has worked in publishing and the media ever since. She is the Founder of Rethink Press, the premier hybrid publisher of business books. Lucy is the author of 13 books – three novels, four self-help books and six books on writing, including A Book of One's Own – a manifesto for women to share their experience and make a difference, and Bookbuilder (with Joe Gregory). Lucy is the Founder of the Business Book Awards, and Host of the ABOO – A Book of One's Own online support and mentoring group for women authors and aspiring authors. She has mentored over a thousand entrepreneurs and business owners to plan, write and publish their books. Lucy is a speaker and mentor. She has a post-graduate diploma in teaching Creative Writing and Literacy.  Connect with Lucy: www.rethinkpress.com Facebook – Lucy McCarraher Twitter, Clubhouse, Instagram - @lucymccarraher  LinkedIn – Lucy McCarraher www.facebook.com/groups/ABOOCircles  

Joe Gregory is a director and founder of Rethink Press. RETHINK PRESS work with entrepreneurs, business owners, coaches, consultants and intrapreneurs to write and publish high quality books that increase your income, impact and influence.Over the years, Joe has helped publish hundreds of business and self-help books. A central part of his work is helping authors to create a unique, well-packaged and well-positioned book that will endow them with the star quality in their industry and will also get them noticed. We discuss how you begin the planning process of writing your first book, strategies for writing your book, how to get publishers to say 'yes,' publishing in a digital age, and much more. You can follow Joe on Instagram over at @realjoegregory

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Defend Youngstown – As Valley natives, we’ve all felt the need to do it at some point to counter some wise-crack. But defending Youngstown doesn’t have to be negative, it can be so much more – and that’s what Phil Kidd is all about. The YSU alum, community activist, organizer, and founder of Defend Youngstown […]

Surprise! Welcome to our surprise exclusive episode of the Romantic Realist!Today, I had the opportunity to interview Joe Gregory from the sensational group J.Grgry. Just think "The Police" meet "St. Vincent" with a splash of David Bowie and you get the point. During our time together we talk about love, dating, acceptance, and so much more. Joe also discusses his brand new single and video "Don't Ever Give Up," available today!So, sit back, relax, and enjoy this interview with the breathtaking Joe Gregory!You can follow my guest on Instagram @jgrgrymusicYou can follow us on Instagram @romanticrealistpodcast

In this episode we talk to Lucy McCarraher, co-founder of Rethink Press.   Rethink Press publishes the business books of entrepreneur authors.   Lucy started working with Dent Global in 2013 and mentors hundreds of entrepreneurs worldwide through planning and writing their books on the Key Person of Influence programme.  In 2017, Lucy Founded the Business Book Awards to celebrate the quality and variety of business writing and publishing.  As well as A Book of One’s Own, Lucy is the author of eleven previous books, including How To Write Your Book Without The Fuss, with her business partner Joe Gregory, and How To Write Fiction Without The Fuss. Her first novel, Blood and Water, was short-listed in the Richard and Judy Novel Competition and published by Macmillan New Writing, followed by Kindred Spirits and Mr Mikey’s Ladies. Lucy’s self-help books include A Simpler Life and The Real Secret, both co-authored with social psychologist, Annabel Shaw. In this episode we explore the challenges and unconscious bias women face in business and publishing.  Lucy talks about the Business Book Awards and how she had a special award for an Exceptional Book by a Woman and how next year’s special award will be for an Exceptional Book promoting Diversity and Inclusion. Lucy also shares the importance of writing a book for Entrepreneurs, and how she is on a personal mission to inspire more women to write their business book.  Lucy gives details of the support she offers through mentorship to groups of women through her ‘A book of one’s own’ challenge.  Contacting Lucy www.rethinkpress.com www.abookofonesown.com www.facebook.com/groups/ABOOCircles https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucymccarraher/   About the Inclusion 247 Podcast Show  The Inclusion 247 podcast is for busy professionals who want to know ‘how’ to create an inclusive workplace culture.   Throughout this series, Teresa will speak to some of the most inspiring thought leaders of today, including yourself(!) who will share their knowledge and insight into what it takes to build an inclusive workplace culture.  She will guide listeners through her tribe5 Diversity & Inclusion ® methodology - from taking stock, raising awareness, to inspiring all stakeholders, building  Contacting Inclusion 247 https://www.inclusion247.com/  

Scott is back in the Speakeasy and the guys talk with the GM of the Norfolk Tides (Baltimore Orioles affiliate), Joe Gregory, who reveals an unannounced Norfolk Tide promotion, discusses the new rules being tested in baseball, and tells the story of a fan almost choking to death during a pizza eating contest on the field. After the interview, the guys break down the latest season of Last Chance U. In Upper Deck, the fellas talk about Steve Spurrier’s latest championship hardware, superstitious baseball players shaving mustaches, a fan scamming the Warriors for court side seats, the epitome of a party girl, the angry bagel guy’s debut fight, and a minor league team unveiling a hotdog that Buddy the Elf would go crazy for. Be sure to check out our sponsors:Dugout Mugs (http://dugoutmugs.online/craft) for one of a kind beer mugs and openers. Use our link for 10% off your entire order. Morning Recovery (http://morelabs.com) guarantees that you’ll wake up after a night of drinking more ready to take on your day. Use the code SPORTS at checkout for 20% off your non-subscription order. Minuteman Tickets (www.minutemantickets.com) for all of your sports, concert, or theater ticket needs. Tavour, the easiest and best way to get beers you can’t get locally. Download the app and enter code 258023 on the payments and credit screen for your first order, and get a $10 credit on your second order.

Good morning! On this episode of The Bat Around, Stan "The Fan" Charles, Craig Heist, and Brittney Everett welcome Rich Dubroff from BaltimoreBaseball.com to start us off at 10:20, followed by 20 year broadcast veteran, Brian Sinkoff at 10:45. In the top of the hour brings GM of the Norfolk Tides, Joe Gregory joins the show. Lastly, Ron Snyder discusses his recent book, "A Season to Forget: The Story of the 1988 Baltimore Orioles" at 11:35.

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Episode 36: Part 2 - Procrastination: Time and tide waits for no one Music: “Just A Blip” by Andy G. CohenFrom the Free Music ArchiveReleased under a Creative Commons Attribution International License https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/why-procrastination-is-good-for-you-2102008 - Life seems to happen at warp speed. But, decisions, says Frank Partnoy, should not. In his new book, Wait: The Art and Science of Delay, Partnoy claims that when faced with a decision, we should assess how long we have to make it, and then wait until the last possible moment to do so. Should we take his advice on how to “manage delay,” we will live happier lives.  Historically, for human beings, procrastination has not been regarded as a bad thing. The Greeks and Romans generally regarded procrastination very highly. The wisest leaders embraced procrastination and would basically sit around and think and not do anything unless they absolutely had to. "Neither a wise nor a brave man lies down on the tracks of history to wait for the train of the future to run over him." – Dwight D. Eisenhower - The idea that procrastination is bad really started in the Puritanical era with Jonathan Edwards’s sermon against procrastination and then the American embrace of “a stitch in time saves nine,” and this sort of work ethic that required immediate and diligent action. If you look at recent studies, managing delay is an important tool for human beings. People are more successful and happier when they manage delay. Procrastination is just a universal state of being for humans. We will always have more things to do than we can possibly do, so we will always be imposing some sort of unwarranted delay on some tasks. The question is not whether we are procrastinating, it is whether we are procrastinating well. - Some scientists have argued that there are two kinds of procrastination: active procrastination and passive procrastination. Active procrastination means you realize that you are unduly delaying mowing the lawn or cleaning your closet, but you are doing something that is more valuable instead. Passive procrastination is just sitting around on your sofa not doing anything. That clearly is a problem. - Lehman Brothers had arranged for a decision-making class in the fall of 2005 for its senior executives. It brought four dozen executives to the Palace Hotel on Madison Avenue and brought in leading decision researchers, including Max Bazerman from Harvard and Mahzarin Banaji, a well-known psychologist. For the capstone lecture, they brought in Malcolm Gladwell, who had just published Blink, a book that speaks to the benefits of making instantaneous decisions and that Gladwell sums up as “a book about those first two seconds.” Lehman’s president Joe Gregory embraced this notion of going with your gut and deciding quickly, and he passed copies of Blink out on the trading floor. The executives took this class and then hurriedly marched back to their headquarters and proceeded to make the worst snap decisions in the history of financial markets. -Question one is: what is the longest amount of time I can take before doing this? What time world am I living in? Step two is, delay the response or the decision until the very last possible moment. If it is a year, wait 364 days. If it’s an hour, wait 59 minutes. Most of us would say that a professional tennis player is better than an amateur because they are so fast. But, in fact, what I found and what the studies of superfast athletes show is that they are better because they are slow. They are able to perfect their stroke and response to free up as much time as possible between the actual service of the ball and the last possible millisecond when they have to return it. "Take time to deliberate; but when the time for action arrives, stop thinking and go in."– Napoleon Bonaparte - Most people are taught that you should apologize right away. But I was surprised to find that, in most cases, delayed apologies are more effective. If you’ve wronged a spouse or partner or colleague in some substantive, intentional way, they will want time to process information about what you’ve done. If you acknowledge what you did, and delay the apology, then the wronged party has a chance to tell you how they feel in response, and your apology is much more meaningful. - Just take a breath. Take more pauses. Stare off into the distance. Ask yourself the first question of this two-step process: What is the maximum amount of time I have available to respond? When I get emails now, instead of responding right away, I ask myself this. We need a shift in mindset away from snap reactions toward delay. Innovation goes at a glacial pace and should go at a glacial pace. "The habit of always putting off an experience until you can afford it, or until the time is right, or until you know how to do it is one of the greatest burglars of joy. Be deliberate, but once you’ve made up your mind–jump in."- Charles R. Swindoll

Episode 19 – Joe Gregory Who Helps Entrepreneurs Publish Cool Books This interview with Joe of Rethink Press exploring her career journey from website design to entrepreneurial book publishing via traditional publishing Difference between traditional publishing and the ReThink Way How to get creative Writing retreats Writers Block Useful links https://www.amazon.co.uk/Back-Napkin-Solving-problems-pictures/dp/9814382248 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gorillas-Want-Bananas-Marketing-Businesses/dp/0954568109 How to contact Joe  Website:  www.rethinkpress.com Twitter:  @bookshaker  @RethinkPress  Please join us over on any of these social links: LinkedIn Twitter Facebook My email for questions you may have or you would like me to answer on future episodes sandra@sandrawebbercoaching.com My coaching website www.sandrawebbercoaching.com The website for our business services www.thekudosgroup.com Check my book out here     Own It book on Amazon  

Hello, I am your host Aun Abdi and welcome to the monthly One Minute Book Review podcast, where I break down in more detail the books that I have read and reviewed in the previous month. I have done something different for this month's recap episode. I didn't have the opportunity to record for October, so I have decided to combine both October and November for a longer extended podcast. This month's podcast will include six books of varying categories of which I hope to inspire you to read some of them. Those books are: 'How to Write Your Book Without A Fuss' by Lucy McCarragher and Joe Gregory; 'Letters From A Stoic' by Seneca; 'Small Giants' by Bo Burlingham; 'Start Now, Get Perfect Later' by Rob Moore; 'The Courage To Be Disliked' by Ichiro Kishimi and lastly 'Financial Intelligence' by Karen Berman and Joe Gregory. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/oneminutebookreview/message

Writing a book can be daunting whether it is your first or your tenth. The steps are unclear without proper guidance from professionals. This is where this book fills that role. It gives prospective writers the knowledge necessary to plan, prepare, write and publish their book. Using the A.U.T.H.O.R and W.R.I.T.E.R model, prospective authors have the framework to write a book that delivers the maximum amount of value to the reader. As someone who predominantly reads, it is nice to find out about the process behind creating a book that fits a specific purpose. The steps laid out in this book are specific to individuals wanting to create business or self-help books, but it seems the process would be similar for fiction with a few changes. Reading a book like this gives anyone the confidence to know that they have the tools necessary for writing a book. I rate this book four stars. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/oneminutebookreview/message

On today's podcast, I get to have a conversation with Joe Gregory and Barry Cohen from Orbograph. We discuss how they are navigating the delicate balance of the ever-evolving payment formats for the industry, and the way in which the digital age is actually strengthening the status of paper checks.

Joe Gregory is a Seattle based musician and talks about how he endured nine years of industry runaround before he turned age 30. His new EP, Gold Teeth + Glass Eyes dives into the heartbreak and desperation of Joe’s past. Joe’s journey is redemptive and show’s his tenacity to make music after years of industry disappointments.