Podcasts about just be nice

Episode 6–468: Just Be Nice! Let's talk about being nice, respectful, and building others up. Everyday we have the opportunity to be nice to others.  We have the option to be respectful and the option to interact in a way that feeds the confidence of others. Be confident enough to be nice and respectful, which can have a positive ripple effect. Being rude or disrespectful does not benefit the situation. No matter what, people deserve respectful interaction. When we are nice, people can see us as reasonable and approachable. When we are nice, we extend respect and help people to feel worthy of respect. When we are nice we set an example for others to follow. So let's focus on Building others up, Being Respectful of others, and just BEING NICE. Do You Have a Couple of Minutes - Inspiring Topics to Help You Think, Learn, Grow, and Live Fulfilled www.petrinagooch.com 2023 Book Publications: Leading Self, Leading Others – 20 Inspiring Topics for Personal and Team Leadership and Professional Growth – available on Amazon and Kindle LiftOff to Landing – Revealing Stories of Strangers in Flight – Flight 2023 – available on Amazon, Kindle and Audible, https://www.amazon.com/author/petrinagooch #DoYouHaveACoupleOfMinutes #Inspire #Think #Learn #Grow #Fulfilled #LiveFulfilled #Liberate #Illuminte #Amplify #PositiveChange #Leadership #Mentor #Coach #Develop #Lead #Listen #Encourage #Feelings #Intent #Expectations #PetrinaGooch #Petrina #TakeTheGoodTakeTheBad #Perfection #Imperfections #decisionmaking #relevance #approachable #collaboration #understanding #progress #BeNice #BeRespectful #BuildOthersUp

8.27.23 Just Be Nice! by Pastor Charlane Lines

Are you nice? Consider a bumper sticker I saw the other day: Just Be Nice. On the surface it might seem a little shallow, or maybe a little silly or childish like Pollyanna. But just think what impact this simple message could make in our world today! This week at Kalamo we're taking a look at Valentine's Day and how God works through this message. We hope that you will find this message to be interesting and helpful! Podcast from Kalamo for Sunday, Feb 12. Be sure to connect with Kalamo by filling out our digital connection card at kalamochurch.org/connect-with-kalamo! #KalamoChurch #JustbeNice #ValentinesDay #Jesus

Just Be Nice is redefining success... and the driving force behind Just Be Nice is one hell of a human. Josh Reid Jones believes that the key to massive and extraordinary change exist in the world right now. That there are enough resources and there is more than enough good-will right now to make a huge dent in the problems that humans, animals and the environment face every day.  Everyone deserves housing, employment and positive mental health outcomes. But after this conversation Josh might make you think twice about whether your 'help' is actually helping (could it be hindering?). He might give you a better insight into how you can make a difference for those in need. He might get you fired up and ready to make an impact right now. Dare I say he might even inspire you to tap into your own potential and do the thing you always wanted to do but never did. He's a bit of a weapon, somewhat an overachiever and I thoroughly enjoyed this chat. JOSH REID JONES Website:  www.joshreidjones.com  TIFFANEE COOK Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/rollwiththepunches Website: www.rollwiththepunches.com.au LinkedIn:  www.linkedin.com/in/tiffaneecook/ Facebook:  www.facebook.com/rollwiththepunchespodcast/ Instagram:  www.instagram.com/rollwiththepunches_podcast/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/tiffaneeandco    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh Reid Jones is the real deal. And I loved our chat. His life is devoted to helping the people who most need help in a practical, loving and life-changing way. From a childhood marked by poverty, violence, and challenging circumstances to a purpose-led life, founding the Just Be Nice project with the aim of changing the way that people help people; until they are housed, employed and have positive mental health outcomes. Josh has been relentless in his pursuit of creating an environment that ensures people in need, get the help that they need, when they need it, for as long as they need it. This was a thought-provoking conversation and Josh definitely enlightened me about a few things I hadn't considered. Enjoy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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“Just be nice” - an often used sentiment that can, well, often lack depth.   Statements like ‘just be nice” or “don't be a dick” lack any understanding of why someone might or might not be those things.   It's the same as saying “eat less if you want to lose weight” - sure, thanks for that, I had somehow missed that food is a major contributing factor to body weight.   It has no attempt to understand the behaviour behind it.   Everyone knows being nice is a good thing. Everyone knows not to be a dick, not to lie cheat and steal, everyone knows not to fight people for a few potentially hurtful words.   Simple statements risk being shallow and hallow.   This is why when I had on today's guest I had to put this to him; Josh Reid Jones - Founder of the Just Be Nice Project. In this Episode: Josh is a wonderfully insightful, determined, huge-hearted and nice man. Not to be confused with a ‘Nice Guy' (a differentiation we explore in this episode).   In this chat, we dive into the origins of the Just Be Nice idea as well as the organisation that, as Josh states it, is the only one in the world breaking down the real ins and outs of making an impact and helping organisations (and people) work out how to make the most impact in the community.   This goes beyond the tired and cliched model of charity - something Josh breaks down in a deeply accurate and wonderfully worded call out of charity style advertising and money-raising model.   We explore Josh's take on making an impact in the world, starting with one person.   And we look at the pyramid of being nice, starting with ‘being nice' then to ‘being really good at something' to ‘doing good'.   This was a fascinating chat in which I really enjoyed diving into the next piece with Josh. I trust you take something valuable away from this episode. Please share it with a man you think could benefit from it also.   And if you can prioritise 2 minutes, I ask you to do ME a solid and like and rate and review this podcast on iTunes - it supports us in getting this podcast in front of more everyday men who can benefit from it but don't yet have this information.   Josh's bio: Josh Reid Jones is a social impact professional and social entrepreneur.  He is the founder of the Just Be Nice project with the aim of changing the way that people help people; until they are housed, employed, and have positive mental health outcomes. Josh has been relentless in his pursuit of creating an environment that ensures people in need get the help that they need, when they need it, for as long as they need it, regardless of how they come to need help. Josh works daily to engage businesses, schools, organisations and communities in the process of creating extraordinary positive change in the world, through making ordinary positive change. Educating and engaging people while managing the resources necessary to ensure that everyone has assistance with housing, employment, and positive mental health outcomes. A non-executive director of one of Tasmania's largest social service providers Colony 47, a member of the board of directors for the Port Phillip EcoCentre, an RUOK Day ambassador and recipient of a range of awards and scholarships for outstanding contributions to social impact and non-profit leadership, Josh is committed to improving and expanding social impact and equality of opportunity both domestically and abroad.   Where to find Josh: Website: https://www.jbnproject.com/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/joshreidjones YouTube: https://youtube.com/joshreidjones Other Ways To Consume this podcast: iTunes Spotify YouTube   Get Involved: Subscribe to podcast on Apple Follow on Spotify Sign up for Mike's LEGENDAILY Emails to help you with a daily shot of loving straight talk direct to your pocket Want to explore DEEP coaching support and guidance with Mike? The Everyday Legends Academy is now open for enrolment applications. Book a call here with Mike to see if it can be the full and remarkable solution for you like it has been for so many men before you.

Welcome back to Made To Motivate Podcast!! You're tuning in to the highest rated, most listened to podcast to ever grace the airwaves! And you're a better person for listening to us! This is Season 4 Episode 24!

Continue the exploration of the culture of bullying with Jamie and Sarah...Annnnndddd...Let's debate the COVID vaccine

How To Turn Your Clients Into Raving Fans (Who Promote Your Business For You) (Online Trainer Show #33) Before you listen to this exciting new episode of the Online Trainer Show, remember this: North Carolina is “thiccuh”. In addition to this captivating fact, the gang discusses the steps to fostering an effective support system for your business. Picking a particular sound effect for your podcast might be tricky, but finding the right people to broadcast your service is uncannily easy, and all three of our hosts share stories that illuminate how taking a few simple steps can make a world of difference. In This Episode: The importance of whom you choose to help develop and showcase your product [16:47] A great story about how a rising tide lifts all ships [20:03] The secret to how Jonathan grew his website to millions of visits [24:46] Something Carolina does to keep her peers empowered [27:22] Ren’s rules for engagement [32:10] Jonathan’s illuminating fast-food story [33:50] “There is something to be said for being involved and having ownership, or perceived ownership, in a product or service that makes people want to talk about it.” - Jonathan Goodman   A Win-Win Strategy With social media, you can get someone else personally involved simply by tagging them. This strategy is beautiful because it exposes both audiences to each other, which could foster a community bigger than you ever imagined!   Just Be Nice! This seems unsettlingly easy, but this is a critical piece of advice: Say something nice. Yeah, that’s it. If you want to expose your business to a wider audience, be kind to someone else, and they’ll be more willing to spread your message. Then, you’ll have a wider audience. Kindness works.   Hire Attitude, Not Aptitude Instead of trying to “fix” employees, establish a work culture of positivity and only hire people who emulate that every day. Period.   Ready to scale up your online fitness business?  Apply for OTA 2 here: www.thePTDC.com/OTA2 SPONSORS   Get started TODAY with the world leading certification and business development program for personal trainers, nutrition coaches, and gym owners – The Online Trainer Academy: https://onlinetrainer.com/academy   Enjoy this special offer of 60 days FREE on PT Distinction from The Online Trainer Show! - https://onlinetrainer.com/ptd   YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/JonGoodmanPTDC

In this episode of the podcast, I sit down to talk about the pandemic and how we are dealing with it here in Northwest Arkansas. Here are the six things that I discuss.  There is nothing to compare this pandemic to. We have to continue moving the needle forward. Stop keeping score. If there was ever a time to start a business now is the time! Just Be Nice! If you know of someone in need and you are in a position to help them - "Just Do It!" Additional Show Notes and Transcript to follow:

In the words of Alissa this is a “perfectly delightful episode.” Born out of quite a few requests for each of these topics, we felt there was a way to cover them all in relation to each other. Hopefully we are continuing to drive home the idea that the most fun, safe and sustainable business you can do is with the people you know and like! Use your ability to call, text, email and message your peeps to spread the love and most importantly JUST BE NICE!

JOSH REID JONES, the Founder of the JUST BE NICE project is calling on business to stand up and set a high bar during this crisis to set a solid foundations for moving forward.Suzanne Jones chats with Josh about leading through today and the days and weeks ahead.This Collective Conversation episode to a must for those feeling a little directionless with the every changing events.

MORE on Preserving Our Breeds. What can WE do? Today we have more lively conversation. Pure Dog Talk’s host Laura Reeves moderates part 2 of a Saturday Symposium panel discussion at the Rogue Valley Kennel Club show on the topic of “Preserving Our Breeds. What can WE do?” Panelists are Ed Thomason, professional handler and noted breeder of American Staffordshire Terriers; Michelle Santana, AKC Breeder of the Year of Doberman Pinschers; and, Fran Stephens, Saint Bernard breeder-judge and AKC delegate for Puyallup Valley Dog Fanciers. The panelists discuss a recent https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6CSNCXNvTk&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR3c4bncwajc4Iv864FpqodihdE9h2-Zs2wwx8WS43pW0wax7a7d1ArLRog (presentation) to the delegate body by Bill Shelton and Doug Johnson among other areas of interest in which purebred dog fanciers can promote their breeds and purebred dogs in general. Reach out to the community “Quit blaming other people,” Reeves said. “WE need to step up and not just on Facebook, all social media is important. All breeders are on the same side. We don’t have to like how other people breed. We can help them do better. Help them improve.” Thomason agreed. “Some of the greatest breeders in this country that ever bred dogs kept and housed over 100 dogs. Why wouldn’t we help these commercial breeders breed better dogs. “We don’t breed enough dogs. It’s as simple as that,” Thomason said. Go out in public with your dogs Stephens related her all breed club’s struggle to get club members to come share their dogs at the Washington state fair on Labor Day weekend. “We have a barn and booth space from PVDF,” Stephens said. “We see *hundreds of thousands* of people, families with children. come to see the dogs… It’s like pulling teeth to get club members to come. Go, take your dogs to public events. Put your dogs out in public so people can see you. Then breed more dogs.” Audience member Ray Brinlee, who started showing dogs in 1959, noted that the ’73 oil embargo is what brought on dog show clusters in order to save gas. “It was a terrible mistake,” Brinlee said. “Dog shows need to serve the community.” Just Be NICE! An audience member, Rebecca, recounted her own efforts to educate clients who hire her for behavioral training of their dogs. “When I recommend they come to a show and talk to people, the breeders start with why they shouldn’t own this breed,” Rebecca said. “It took *15* years to talk someone into selling me a show dog. It frustrates me that my clients go to people with no health testing on their dogs because those people are nice to them. It’s sad that we have to tell people to make friends in other breeds and get a thick skin. Hardest thing to be a new person, and you don’t know who you can go to…” “The main thing we need to keep in mind,” Stephens said, “is we have to keep breeding our dogs. Our breeds. If we don’t, they’ll go away. It’s as simple as that. Deciding to spay/neuter everything not in your control is detrimental to the breed. The dog may have a fault you don’t want, but may have good qualities from your line that can complement someone else’s lines. We have shot ourselves in the foot by spay/neuter more than 50% of our litters.” Borzoi breeder Kristina Terra ended the discussion with a positive idea. When members of the public as if one of her dogs is a rescue, she replies “No! In fact she hasn’t had a bad second in her life. And neither has her mother or grandmother…” Pure Dog Talk is sponsored by: Support this podcast

Part III of the Dead Fox Cup series with Mike (ex Just Be Nice) plus a trip debrief & dabs with Nez. 

This doesn't need to be explained - JUST BE NICE its not hard!!!

For the Make Meaning Podcast Episode #3, Paul Saginaw, co-founder of Zingerman's, joins Lynne in-studio to tell the story behind Zingerman's and how they built a community of business from scratch. Beyond the two co-founders of Zingermans, there are now 17 managing partners and over 750 employees. Paul believes that he has been successful in spite of the fact that he has limited natural talent and abilities because he has always thought that the only real limits are those of vision. In this episode, Paul shares his three tips on how to build business and why it's important to him to "be of service" in his daily life. He discusses that his mantra is Just Be Nice, and how he came to that determination and why it's important to him.

42 Minutes 295: Jessica Graham - Good Sex - 12.12.2017 Let's talk about SEX! Today for 42 minutes we consider getting off without checking out with actor and teacher Jessica Graham, author of Good Sex published this past November by North Atlantic Books. Topics Include: The Joy Of Sex, Sex Ed, Consent, Ethical Porn, Pleasure, Compensation, Humanity, Four Chambers, BDSM, Male Gaze, Patriarchy, Dirty Old Man, Marriage, Property, Biology, Culture, Mindfulness, Forgiveness, Mindhunter, Polyamory, Birth, Sex, Death, Religion, Meditation, Retreat, Just Be Nice. http://amzn.to/2Ec74mv

108 Just Be Nice - Josh Jones URL: http://www.julieannsullivan.com/just-be-nice/   It can be discouraging to think about all the massive problems in the world today. How can one person possibly make a difference? Our guest today reveals an answer you might not expect. I’m excited to speak with my friend Josh Jones.  He believes that the key to massive and extraordinary change exists in the world right now. There are more than enough resources and goodwill to make a huge dent in the problems of today.  These affect humans, animals, and the environment every day. What we need is coordinated, collaborative, and concentrated effort. Josh’s goal is to help individuals and organizations make ordinary changes that contribute to extraordinary positive change in the world. He shares how he is doing this through the Just Be Nice Project, and how you can practice these principles too.   Josh’s bio: Josh Reid Jones is the founder of the JBNProject, which aims to move people to an equality of opportunity through three core streams: housing, employment, and mental health. The JBNProject has been designed to amplify good will by utilizing the skills, infrastructure, even geographical location of existing businesses for maximum scale and impact. By bringing together existing businesses with the most effective, transparent, and efficient charitable organizations, the JBNProject drives complete outcomes across housing, employment, and mental health by creating a collaborative environment to deliver lasting change. You’ll discover: Why Josh describes his superpower as the ability to understand problems that people have without being burdened with sentiment. The benefits Josh has seen from using his superpower. The habits Josh has implemented in his life to have better conversations and help society as a whole. Why it’s important to pay attention to other points of view. How the Just Be Nice Project is managing impact for people and organizations. The first steps to practicing “Just Be Nice” principles in your life or organization.   Interview Links & Other Resources JoshReidJones.com Josh’s Blog/Vlog Josh’s Podcast Follow Josh on Twitter Use hashtag #JBNProject Connect with Josh on Facebook Connect with Josh on LinkedIn Mere Mortals Unite on C-Suite Radio iTunes - Subscribe, Rate and Review

From our friends at disneyfanatic.com . . . we discuss the things you should never say to a Disney Cast Member!!! JUST BE NICE!!!!

Just Be Nice! It seems so simple...but the kids of today believe Social Justice is important in being kind and moving forward. From racial divides to becoming foster parents...the golden rule prevails: Do unto others, as you’d have done to you!

Josh Jones is the CEO of Odin Sports, a company specialising in the supply of performance sports apparel and branding/marketing strategies for sports organisations. Leading by example, Josh created the Just Be Nice Project supplying new clothing to homeless Australians. Donations are given, one-for-one, for items purchased through the #JBNProject range. Passionate about bridging the gap between social responsibility and ... Read More The post 172. Just Be Nice with Josh Jones appeared first on Amplify Agency.

Josh Jones is the CEO of Odin Sports, a company specialising in the supply of performance sports apparel and branding/marketing strategies for sports organisations. Leading by example, Josh created the Just Be Nice Project supplying new clothing to homeless Australians. Donations are given, one-for-one, for items purchased through the #JBNProject range. Passionate about bridging the gap between social responsibility and ... Read More The post 172. Just Be Nice with Josh Jones appeared first on Must Amplify.

Josh Jones is the CEO of Odin Sports, a company specialising in the supply of performance sports apparel and branding/marketing strategies for sports organisations. Leading by example, Josh created the Just Be Nice Project supplying new clothing to homeless Australians. Donations are given, one-for-one, for items purchased through the #JBNProject range. Passionate about bridging the gap between social responsibility and ... Read More The post 172. Just Be Nice with Josh Jones appeared first on Bond Appetit Personal Chef Services.

Because titles about Ed Gein might raise some flags on iTunes. Savrin and Fuzz return for more ZootopiaCast, talk about freak hailstorms, the unending hellscape of social media, and implore people to JUST BE NICE, DAMMIT. Also, a whole bunch of emails. If you'd like to support the show directly, we have a Patreon - www.Patreon.com/KnotCast - Every little bit helps! (If you'd like to know more about a 'titty vest', Savrin recommends episodes 172-174 of The Last Podcast On The Left - http://cavecomedyradio.com/podcast-episode/episode-172-ed-gein-part-one-oddball/ )