Podcast appearances and mentions of Karin Burger

The Mainland Tactix are hosting the Northern Mystics for a spot in the ANZ Premiership final. Tactix defender Karin Burger joins Piney to discuss the challenge ahead of them as the resurgent Mystics look to upset the home team.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mainland Tactix defender Karin Burger joins Mark Stafford and Sulu Fitzpatrick to share what motivated her to relocate to New Zealand Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tactix defender Karin Burger concedes they were lucky to win last night's clash with the Magic and remain unbeaten in netball's ANZ Premiership.

ANZ Premiership | Stars vs Pulse - SENZ Centre Pass Commentators Mark Stafford and Marg Foster spoke with Lili Tokaduadua and Karin Burger after the match. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"You made it impossible not to pick you". Those were the words Dame Noeline Taurua said to Karin Burger upon selection to the Netball's Silver Ferns. Karin's journey here began when she moved to New Zealand as an 18 year old on a gap year from South Africa. Now the netball star has clocked up 50 tests for the Ferns & turned 30. Her dream to play for the Silver Ferns took years of hard work and grind taking on jobs while playing and studying.  Painfully shy, Karin did not say a word when she first started playing, learning to speak English as a second language. But she found a strong support group with her local netball club and her confidence grew. Karin shines a light on how much team culture has to play in a team's success, why pride is different from arrogance and what she's learnt from Dame Noeline Taurua.

Karin is one of the stars of the Silver Ferns. Just recently she played her 50th test which happened to be a win against Australia. This conversation is part of Karins story.We talk about her journey from a small town in South Africa to her wildly successful netball career in New Zealand. How she kept grinding for years despite the challenges, overcoming adversity, the importance of mental health in sports, her thoughts on age and even her 'famously single' status. This episode is packed with stories of determination and resilience that I reckon we can all learn from.Karin is a real breath of fresh air with a relentlessly positive attitude and outlook on life so I hope you guys enjoy it.This episode is sponsored by Radix Nutrition. There products are absolutely world class. So many elite athletes are fans, but all of us can live a better quality of life by consuming their products:https://radixnutrition.co.nz/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Catch the full show for Afternoons with Staffy for November 13, 2023 including appearances from boxing writer Michael Montero, former All Black now Moana Pasifika coach Tana Umaga, golf broadcaster Bruce Young, and Silver Ferns defender Karin Burger. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Zealand went down to Australia in the final of the Fast5 series in Christchurch, Silver Ferns defender Karin Burger talked with Staf about the weekend's action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

South African born Silver Ferns defender Karin Burger is about to realise a dream when the Netball World Cup starts tonight. Burger moved to New Zealand when she was 18 and started at club level before eventually making her way through the ranks. South Africa is hosting the cup for the first time, which means the 30-year-old will have her family and friends in the stands. Karin Burger told sports reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe it's special being at home. The Silver Ferns meet Trinidad and Tobago at 7 tonight.

Karin Burger beamed into us out of South Africa after the Silver Ferns crushing defeat of Trinidad and Tobago. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Missed the show this morning? No worries, catch all the action right here from @SENZMornings with Ian Smith featuring, Smithy's Sermon, Stephan Shemlit, Talkback Time, Smithy's Multi, Michael Glading, Pacing for Purpose, Karin Burger, Louis Herman-Watt, Phillipa Morris, Melodie Robinson, Sports Desk, Stumped by Smithy, Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Missed the show this morning? No worries, catch all the action right here from @SENZMornings with Ian Smith featuring, Smithy's Sermon, Stephan Shemlit, Talkback Time, Smithy's Multi, Michael Glading, Pacing for Purpose, Karin Burger, Louis Herman-Watt, Phillipa Morris, Melodie Robinson, Sports Desk, Stumped by Smithy, Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Silver Ferns Defender Karin Burger joins the show to chat about the squad announced for the upcoming World Cup in Cape Town, heading back to her place of birth, expectations & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

QUICK LISTEN | “A positive mindset was really important for me…work on the little things I haven't been able to…even though you don't want injuries to happen, I think it's been a really good thing for me…” Karin Burger on her injury lay-off Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Silver Ferns Defender Karin Burger joins the show to chat about the squad announced for the upcoming World Cup in Cape Town, heading back to her place of birth, expectations & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Silver Ferns Defender Karin Burger joins the show to chat about the squad announced for the upcoming World Cup in Cape Town, heading back to her place of birth, expectations & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tactix coach Marianne Delaney-Hosheck gives her thoughts on last weekend's game and the potent defensive combination of Karin Burger and Jane Watson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Karin Burger joins the show to chat to Staffy about last night's match between the Silver Ferns & Australia.

Thanks to Swysh, Staffy gets to catch up with his favorite Silver Fern Karin Burger. Chatting about the upcoming Silver Ferns tests and what we have to look forward to.

Silver Fern, Karin Burger moved from South Africa to New Zealand at the age of 18. Leaving her family behind to pursue a dream in professional netball. A decade on, she is now a world champion and an important part of the Silver Ferns.  In this podcast we talk about mindset and values. Exploring how to live an authentic life both inside and outside of sport. 

Catch the full show from Afternoons with Staffy for September 9th, 2021 including appearances from former Springbok halfback Kevin Putt who now coaches high school rugby - talking about the new rugby rules bring brought in by NZ Rugby. Georgia Hale, former NRLW Warriors captain, talks through the developing situation over in Australia with the NRLW, and Silver Ferns defender Karin Burger on her journey and her love for avocados.

Sliver Ferns Defender Karin Burger (09/09/21)

The new Mainland Tactix defensive pairing of Jane Watson and Karin Burger has caught Silver Ferns coach Dame Noeline Taurua attention.

The new Mainland Tactix defensive pairing of Jane Watson and Karin Burger has caught Silver Ferns coach Dame Noeline Taurua attention.

Kia ora and welcome to The Fearless Podcast Series powered by Puma. It gives me great pleasure to introduce you to today's guests, three of our very talented netballers, Karin Burger - Silver Fern number 171, Sam Winders - Silver Fern number 165 and Kimiora Poi - Silver Fern number 174.  Strap yourselves in she's a fast-paced, brilliant chat with three wonderful young women!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Als Tochter einer Schneidermeisterin bietet Karin Burger mit ihrer Agentur für Redner feinste Maßarbeit für Online-Events. In diesem sehr persönlichen Gespräch erzählt sie, wie sie Corona als Katapult in eine neue Welt für sich nutzte, warum Tränen wichtig sind, was hilft, wenn es schwierig wird, welche Vorteile Online-Events haben, warum es auch nach Corona hybride Events geben wird, wie sie ihre Rollen als Mama und Agentur-Inhaberin unter einen Hut bringt und welche Rolle Hexen im Leben von Karin Burger spielen.

Als Tochter einer Schneidermeisterin bietet Karin Burger mit ihrer Agentur für Redner feinste Maßarbeit für Online-Events. In diesem sehr persönlichen Gespräch erzählt sie, wie sie Corona als Katapult in eine neue Welt für sich nutzte, warum Tränen wichtig sind, was hilft, wenn es schwierig wird, welche Vorteile Online-Events haben, warum es auch nach Corona hybride Events geben wird, wie sie ihre Rollen als Mama und Agentur-Inhaberin unter einen Hut bringt und welche Rolle Hexen im Leben von Karin Burger spielen.

The Silver Ferns coach Dame Noeline Taurua wants to turn Karin Burger into an in circle defender and will start the process in tonight's first test against England in Hamilton.

Karin Burger from the Silver Ferns joins The Kick-Off Sports Breakfast Show with Damian Collins. Karin shares how it felt winning supreme athlete at the Hutt Valley Sports Awards, how 2020 has been for a high performance athlete, how big the last 16 months have been for her, how the Silver Ferns camps have been building up for the Cadbury Netball Series and their series against England and Karin shares a few words on one of her mentors Joanne Paora who was also honoured at the awards. The Kick-Off Sports Breakfast Show with Damian Collins, Saturdays 7am to 10am on Beach FM 106.3 or online at www.beachfm.co.nz

Rookie Maddy Gordon has been named in the national netball side for the 2020-21 season, joining a group that is largely unchanged from the one that claimed the 2019 World Cup.Coach Noeline Taurua has brought in the uncapped Gordon, who just two days ago topped off a strong personal ANZ Premiership campaign with another title playing for the Central Pulse.The 20-year-old helps freshen up a midcourt that no longer has the services of former captain and World Cup winner Laura Langman, who just yesterday announced her retirement from netball.Gordon made her debut in the ANZ Premiership last year, and has emerged as one of the country's best defensive midcourters with great speed and stamina.Joining her in the middle is Pulse teammate Claire Kersten who gets a recall. Despite nine games to her credit after debuting in 2017, Kersten has not featured since New Zealand's embarrassing 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast. But she returns with plenty of form, having been one of the standout centres during the domestic season.Langman is one of three players missing from the side that won last year's World Cup, along with Maria Folau and Casey Kopua. Mystics captain Phoenix Karaka has not been named due to her recently announced pregnancy.Mystics pair Michaela Sokolich-Beatson and Bailey Mes have been added despite both in the process of injury recovery. It is unlikely they will feature before the end of the year, should the Silver Ferns even get on court.Star shooter Ameliaranne Ekenasio remains the team's skipper and will have continued support from vice-captains Gina Crampton and Jane Watson.The development squad, which will work closely with Taurua and the first team, is headlined by exciting Mystics shooter Grace Nweke.Both squads will begin camp in October.2020/21 Silver Ferns Squad - Karin Burger, Gina Crampton, Ameliaranne Ekenasio (C), Sulu Fitzpatrick, Maddy Gordon, Kelly Jury, Claire Kersten, Bailey Mes, Kimiora Poi, Katrina Rore, Shannon Saunders, Te Paea Selby-Rickit, Michaela Sokolich-Beatson, Whitney Souness, Jane Watson, Maia Wilson2020/21 Silver Ferns Development Squad - Ellie Bird, Aliyah Dunn, Tayla Earle, Temalisi Fakahokotau, Monica Falkner, Kate Heffernan, Jamie Hume, Erena Mikaere, Grace Nweke, Samantha Winders

10. Karin Burger Silver Fern & Central Pulse defender I talked with Karin about her bold decision to leave her family behind to move to New Zealand to chase her Netball dream, advice that she would give young players and we talked about the winning the World Cup in England in 2019.

Resilience and composure the Silver Ferns displayed in spades en route to claiming the inaugural Netball Nations Cup title.The 67-56 victory at London's Copper Box Arena proved much tougher than many might have expected.In stark contrast to their three previous matches at this tournament, Jamaica dragged the Ferns into deep waters at times in the tournament final.Only in the second half, after Noeline Taurua injected rookie centre Kimiora Poi and wing attack Whitney Souness, did the Ferns regain the march on the combative Jamaicans.The scoreline says otherwise but this youthful Ferns squad, missing Laura Langman, Katrina Rore and adjusting to life without the retired Maria Folau and Casey Kopua, survived their greatest test of character to date.And on this evidence, the future looks bright for the world champions.Where New Zealand enjoyed complete dominance in comfortable victories over England, South Africa and Jamaica, who they beat by 26 goals in Birmingham last Thursday, this time the pressure gauge told a very different story.This is exactly the sort of battle that revealed everything about the temperament of Taurua's emerging squad.Once again, as she has throughout the tournament, Maia Wilson impressed at the shooting end with her poise proving pivotal on her way to nailing 44 from 47.So, too, will this be a huge confidence boost for Poi, the 22-year-old Tactix centre proving she can thrive on the big stage. Just yesterday she played her first full international against South Africa.Overall, having completed an unbeaten tournament, Taurua's squad have well exceeded expectations. In many ways this was a development tour for all involved but with Langman and Rore to comeback, there now promises to be intense internal competition.Taurua reverted to her favoured starting line-up and they initially repaid faith by starting with purpose.Capitalising on Phoenix Karaka's early intercept, New Zealand shot out to a 7-1 lead. Their zone defence, harnessing Karaka, Watson and Karin Burger, regularly forced Jamaica back by smothering Jhaniele Fowler's presence under the hoop.It didn't last, however. The Ferns lost accuracy in their attacking connections with several loose passes missing their targets and, suddenly, Jamaica drew level.Ameliaranne Ekenasio stepped up to nail the final shot that gave her side a 16-15 first quarter advantage but the nerves then began to set in.Jamaica continued their rhythm in the second quarter as long bombs into Fowler dropped which pushed the Sunshine Girls out to a two-goal lead.Down on troops, with shooter Bailey Mes nursing her injured knee and defender Michaela Sokolich-Beatson returning home for Achilles surgery, Taurua turned to her depleted squad to spark a comeback.Speed through the midcourt was the favoured approach.First Souness replaced Gina Crampton at wing attack and Taurua then showed immense faith in Poi by thrusting her to centre and pushing Shannon Saunders to wing defence with Burger moving to the bench.Those changes worked, with the Ferns levelling the contest at 30-30 by halftime.After the break Souness and Poi's speed through transition began to pay dividends as the Ferns pushed out to lead 49-41 by the end of the third quarter.Taurua rotated regularly throughout this series but only when the Ferns established a 10-goal lead in the final period did she again ring the changes.Crampton returned at wing attack, Burger to wing defence and Te Paea Selby-Rickit replaced captain Ekenasio to close out the fourth straight victory.England, meanwhile, finished third after narrowly sneaking past South Africa 65-63. 

The Silver Ferns will meet a familiar rival on the biggest stage in netball in the early hours of Monday morning, as they take on the Australian Diamonds in the World Cup final. Here's all you need to know ahead of the match.Netball World Cup Grand Final:Silver Ferns v Australian Diamonds 3:45am NZTHow to watch:The Herald will be live blogging the grand final from 3:30am followed by all the post-match coverage. Sky TV will be broadcasting the World Cup final live on Sky Sport 3 from 3.20am while the match will also be screened live on Prime.Head-to-head:This year is the sixth successive time that New Zealand and Australia will play in the Netball World Cup final.Australia are coming off three back-to-back titles and will be eager to make it four after missing out on Commonwealth Games gold in the Gold Coast last April.The Silver Ferns have won 51 of the total 147 matches played against Australia, giving them a 35 per cent win rate historically.However, on the sharp end of what's been a year-long rebuild for the Ferns, their chances stand strong.Silver FernsShooters: Maria Folau, Te Paea Selby-Rickit, Ameliaranne Ekenasio and Bailey Mes.Midcourters: Laura Langman, Gina Crampton, Karin Burger and Shannon Saunders.Defenders: Jane Watson, Katrina Rore, Casey Kopua and Phoenix Karaka.Head coach: Noeline TauruaNoeline Taurua coach of New Zealand. Photo / GettyAustralian DiamondsShooters:Caitlin Basset, Steph Wood, Caitlin Thwaites and Gretel Tippett.Midcourters:Liz Watson, Jamie-Lee Price, Paige Hadley and Kelsey Browne.Defenders:Jo Weston, Courtney Bruce, April Brandley and Sarah Klau.Head coach: Lisa AlexanderJourney to the grand final:The Silver Ferns dominated their opening pool games of the Netball World Cup with big wins over Malawi, Barbados, Singapore, Zimbabwe and Northern Ireland.Their first defeat came against Australia (49-50) on Thursday night before progressing into the semi-finals as the second-ranked team from group F.Australia went on to play second-ranked group E team, South Africa, while the Silver ferns faced off against top-ranked the England Roses.Claiming a do-or-die 47-45 win over England on Sunday morning NZT secured the Ferns a spot in the final against Australia.Can the Silver Ferns actually win the World Cup?If the Ferns play with the same style, pace and tenacity as they did against England, yes they certainly have a good chance of lifting the trophy.The Ferns' one-goal loss to the Diamonds in pool play on Thursday night should give them plenty of confidence too that they can foot it with the Aussies.Taurua will be more prepared in terms of knowing when and where to make positional changes with the side's combinations now well and truly settled.Australia rested star players including captain Caitlin Bassett for their 55-53 win over South Africa in the semis which could be seen as a tactical move having earned the 'easier' route to the grand final.However, the thrilling win over England would have boosted the Ferns' confidence and should see them fired up ready to take out the World Cup. 

Wer kennt das nicht? . Mit Kindern einkaufen gehen... … das ist für Eltern oft purer Stress: In fast jedem Supermarkt-Regal lauert perfide platziert die so genannte »Quengelware«. Das ist tatsächlich die werbliche Bezeichnung für Produkte, die Kinder zum Betteln und Eltern zum Kauf »zwingen« sollen. . In diesem Interview mit Karin Burger, der Autorin von "Leon, Hanna und die Werbehexen" geht es genau um dieses Thema. . Mehr von Karin Burger: https://www.werbehexen.de . Als Kinder und Jugendlichen-Psychotherapeutin mit eigener Praxis, Alleinerziehende Mutter versteht es Gunda Frey wie kaum eine andere mit familiären und unternehmerischen Herausforderungen umzugehen und die Gefühle und Bedürfnisse junger Menschen zu verstehen, und für uns Erwachsene verständlich zu übersetzen und auf den Punkt zu bringen. . Erfahrt mehr über Gunda. Homepage: www.gunda-frey.de Instagram: www.instagram.com/gundafrey/ . Meine Bitte: Wenn dir diese Folge gefallen hat, hinterlasse mir bitte eine Bewertung, ein Feedback auf iTunes und abonniere diesen Podcast. . Herzlichen Dank an der Stelle! Gunda Frey

LISTEN TO NOELINE TAURUA DISCUSS THE WIN WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST ABOVESilver Ferns 62 South Africa 60 (after extra-time)They did it the hard way but the Silver Ferns eventually delivered clinical composure to down South Africa in extra time of their final Quad Series match.Sixty minutes was not nearly enough to separate the teams in dramatic scenes at London's sold out Copper Box Arena.There were so many twists and turns it is hard to know where to begin.With seconds remaining in regular time, Ferns shooter Ameliaranne Ekenasio hit the long shot tie the game and force extra time.Down by two in the second seven-minute period of extra time, the Ferns somehow clawed their way back; Maria Folau dropping a long bomb to bring her side level and force the match to continue until one side established a two-goal lead.Bongiwe Msomi (left) and New Zealand Silver Ferns Karin Burger battle for the ball. Photo /GettyWith both teams out on their feet, finally the Ferns found a break and put the match to bed and take extra time 17-15.South Africa's only previous victory in 33 attempts against New Zealand came at the 1995 World Cup in Birmingham. Ironically, Ferns coaches Noeline Taurua and Debbie Fuller featured that day.One day after they shocked hosts England, South Africa threatened to repeat those efforts on New Zealand.But in a much-needed confidence boost after successive losses to England and Australia, Taurua's side refused to crumble.Much work remains with the World Cup in Liverpool only six months away but one win is certainly better than none.This time, the Ferns started with such promise.Rectifying their tendency to start slowly, they burst out of the blocks to score the first eight goals and justify Taurua's ploy for continuity in maintaining the starting seven which combined well for three quarters of yesterday's loss to Australia.Laura Langman dominated the middle, and Karin Burger again impressed at wing defence; her tall, strong presence nabbing three intercepts in the first quarter and one crucial tip in the final period with South Africa up by one.Burger is not the finished product but if there is one bright spark to come from this event it is her rapid emergence.In those early stages the Ferns were in total control. Sensing the game slipping away, Norma Plummer pushed Lenize Potgieter from goal attack back to her more accustomed goal shoot role – the switch allowing South Africa to quickly adjust and find their feet.Taking a five goal buffer into the first break, the Ferns started the second quarter in a shambolic state. Just as Ekenasio was due to return to court she suffered a bleeding nose. The confusion saw the Ferns start with six players, eventually injecting Maia Wilson at goal shoot and moving Maria Folau to goal attack.Wilson, in her first appearance of the tournament, struggled to shake the nerves. She hit 5/6 but two fumbles were turned over and she also gave away one penalty.The Ekenasio disruption, combined with too many erratic moments from the Ferns on attack with ball thrown away or squandered, gave South Africa regular chances to chip away at the lead.They did just that, taking the second quarter 11-8 and heading to half time two points adrift.Once again, problematic inconsistency plagued the Ferns.Ekenasio returned after the interval. By that stage, though, South Africa found their tempo and applied further pressure to take the third quarter by two goals and draw level for the final turn.South Africa nailed their centre pass and, so, all the pressure fell on the Ferns to chase the game from then on.This time they delivered. 

LISTEN TO MARG FOSTER TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVEOnce again, not nearly good enough from the Silver Ferns.Their quest to turn the page in 2019 displayed early signs of promise. At this level, though, meritorious ultimately counts for little.For the first half of this match at least, the Ferns went toe-to-toe with England in Liverpool to open the northern Quad Series.As the contest wore on, though, the experienced hosts comfortably pulled away; their dominant 54-41 victory confirming their favouritism to claim this tournament for the first time.Noeline Taurua used all 12 squad members and handed test debuts to defender Erena Mikaere, who replaced Jane Watson in the third quarter, and 21-year-old midcourter Kimiora Poi, injected just before half time.But having set a target of two wins from three in this series, which comes six months out from the Netball World Cup at this same venue, much work remains for Taurua over the next six days before facing Australia in London.That is now a must win scenario to suggest genuine progress is being made.As it stands, this result equalled New Zealand's worst defeat to England - Taurua's first match at the helm in Auckland last September.One win from the last six tests is poor by anyone's standards.But, like anything, context is important.England have now won the four straight matches against the Ferns – six of the past nine. They are also, of course, Commonwealth Games champions, having stunning Australia on the Gold Coast last year.And in front of a boisterous home crowd, they started with intent to prove that result was no fluke.The Ferns, by comparison began poorly, conceding the first three goals.The experienced Serena Guthrie owned the midcourt, giving Sam Sinclair, starting at centre, a difficult time.The Ferns regrouped to establish attacking fluidity but England did enough to hold a 13-12 first quarter advantage.Casey Kopua's return, the former skipper playing her first international since 2015 after coming out of retirement, brought rewards in combination with Watson.England's reunited shooting duo, Helen Housby and Jo Harten, are one of the best in the world yet the Ferns pair forced England back; applied pressure and extracted several errors.With Laura Langman driving through court from wing defence, Ameliaranne Ekenasio punching out of the circle and Whitney Souness looping around, the Ferns attack showed patience but frustrating, erratic moments and indecision were still too evident.Too often Sinclair proved the weak link. Thus she was pulled just before half time, with Poi taking her place.At half time, England maintained their one goal lead.There after it seemed every time the Ferns threatened individual errors or missed connections prevailed. The final quarter but one example; defender Karin Burger binned for aggressive contact.The third quarter also proved costly as the Ferns slipped 10 goals behind.The shooting end, Maria Folau (32/29) and Ekenasio (12/13), produced high percentages but did not receive enough quality ball.Plenty, then, for Taurua to ponder.In the other of this double header, meanwhile, Australia got off to a shaky start with their final 62-45 win over South Africa proving flattering.Australian coach Lisa Alexander's initial experimental line up was exposed early as Norma Plummer's South Africa applied early pressure and shot out to a surprise five goal lead at the first quarter mark.That forced Alexander to inject her more experienced figures, allowing Australia to gradually pull away.South Africa will take heart, though; this performance a vast improvement on the 24 goal defeat the last time these teams met.For Australia, defending world champions, Bassett's absence was clear and South Africa shooter Lenize Potgieter had ample room to move for much of the match. 

Heute habe ich Karin Burger für dich im Interview. Karin ist leidenschaftliche zweifache Mutter, Leiterin einer der erfolgreichsten Redneragenturen in Deutschland und junge Autorin eines Kinderbuches, das das Konsumverhalten von Kindern stark positiv beeinflusst. Wie sie so vielfältig ihr Leben mit Erfolg meistert, was sich hinter ihrem Buch "Leo, Hanna und die Werbehexen" verbirgt und wie auch du von Projektideen in die Umsetzung kommst, erfährst du jetzt im Interview. Hier kannst du dich für ein kostenfreies Coaching mit Marina bewerben: www.feminess.de/private-coaching __________ Hier findest du mehr von Karin: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TeamKarinBurger.Agentur.fuer.Redner/ Website: https://www.agentur-fuer-redner.com Das Buch: https://www.amazon.de/Leo-Hanna-Werbehexen-Karin-Burger/dp/3038761354/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1546957484&sr=8-1&keywords=werbehexen Außerdem kannst du ein Buch gewinnen, wenn du die erste Frau bist, die uns eine Email an podcast@feminess.de schreibt! Sag uns einfach, für wen das Buch ist und warum du es gerne haben möchtest! Viel Glück! Hier kommst du zur Checkliste: https://feminess.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Checkliste-Speaker-by-Karin-Burger-2019.pdf

#166 Der Schlüsselsatz, der mein Leben veränderte EINE BITTE: Schenke mir 10 Sekunden Deiner Zeit, für eine 5-Sterne-Bewertung bei iTunes, wenn Dir mein Podcast gefällt. http://tinyurl.com/podcast-bewerten Werbung ist ein wichtiges Instrument, um den Vertrieb zu verbessern. Egal ob es darum geht, Mitarbeiter zu finden oder Kunden zu gewinnen, ohne gut platzierte Werbung ist das eine große Herausforderung. Mein heutiger Gast kennt sich außerordentlich gut mit Werbung und PR aus. Karin Burger ist PR Managerin und Inhaberin einer Redneragentur. Sie hat ein Buch geschrieben, in dem sie das Thema Werbung speziell für Kinder behandelt. Ausschlaggebend war ein Einkauf mit ihren Kindern. Der Einfluss der Werbeindustrie auf Kinder wurde ihr bei diesem Einkauf deutlich. Durch ihr neues Buch lernen Kinder ein Bewusstseinsempfinden für Werbung und äußere Einflüsse; das alles ohne den üblichen moralischen Zeigefinger Was Du in dieser Folge erfährst: Worum es in ihrem neuen Buch genau geht Wie beeinflusst die Werbeindustrie unsere Kinder? Was sind die Werbehexen? Wie wir unsere Kinder vor ständiger Werbung schützen können# Buchlink: https://www.amazon.de/Leo-Hanna-Werbehexen-Karin-Burger/dp/3038761354/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1543941129&sr=8-1&keywords=werbehexen Auf der Buch-Website erfährt man alles rund um das Buch: http://www.werbehexen.com Artikel vom 20.11.2018: https://www.persoenlich.com/marketing/werbung-darf-nicht-beschonigen-oder-lugen Hier geht es zu ihrem ersten TV-Auftritt am 19.9.2018 im BR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmhZ8ftHZXU Themen der Folge: Werbung Einfluss Bewusstsein Buchautorin Autorin Manipulation Mindset Lebensgefühl Ausgleich Glück Selbstbestimmung Schicke mir Dein Feedback zu dieser Folge auf Facebook, Instagram, YouTubeoder an seminare@steffenkirchner.de SHOWNOTES: Willst Du LIVE persönlich von mir lernen? Dann hol Dir jetzt Dein Ticket für meine Seminarevents und lass uns gemeinsam an Deinem Erfolg arbeiten:  ERFOLGSOFFENSIVE – das Seminarerlebnis: www.erfolgs-offensive.de  Werde Teil der ERFOLGSOFFENSIVE Community auf Facebook: https://bit.ly/EO-Gruppe    E-Book: 10 Strategien aus dem Profisport für Deinen Erfolg! Jetzt kostenlos runterladen https://www.steffenkirchner.de/mehrwert/eb1-yt E-Book: 3 Schritte zum Traumberuf Jetzt kostenlos runterladen https://www.steffenkirchner.de/mehrwert/eb2-yt E-Book: Mit diesen 6 Schritten erreichst Du jedes Ziel! Jetzt kostenlos runterladen https://www.steffenkirchner.de/mehrwert/eb3-yt Alle Seminartermine von mir: www.steffenkirchner.de/seminare Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/steffenkirchner.de/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/steffen.kirchner/    ABONNIERE meinen Podcast, um über neue wertvolle Folgen stets informiert zu sein. http://tinyurl.com/podcast-bewerten EINE BITTE: Schenke mir 10 Sekunden Deiner Zeit, für eine 5-Sterne-Bewertung bei iTunes, wenn Dir mein Podcast gefällt. http://tinyurl.com/podcast-bewerten Durch Deine Bewertung hilfst Du, den Podcast stetig zu verbessern! Vielen Dank!  

LISTEN TO LAURA LANGMAN TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVEFormer New Zealand captain Katrina Rore (nee Grant) was a shock omission from the Silver Ferns squad to contest next month's Quad Series in England.Netball New Zealand selectors announced a squad of 12 to head to England next month where the Silver Ferns will play the hosts along with Australia and South Africa from January 13-20.The latest selection proved one of coach Noeline Taurua's toughest yet during her short reign as head coach, as she put 25 hopefuls through a rigorous training camp in Auckland this week.The biggest surprise was the omission of Rore, who captained the Silver Ferns during their disastrous Commonwealth Games campaign."It was a tough call in that defensive end, we're very clear about the areas that we want to put out on court or each player to be able to do and it just happened to be that others were able to do it better," said Taurua. "She's not included in this squad for Northern Quad but everybody will be available for the Worlds."Katrina has had a massive couple of years and even though she's totally disappointed, I know she will be back and this opportunity also gives her the possibility of doing other things outside of netball."I need people who can perform and consistently perform and the ones who have been selected performed over this week."Taurua said with the step up in intensity, her job of selecting had become more difficult particularly through the mid-court and defensive ends which hold plenty of promise."I'm liking what I'm seeing," she said. "I liked the quality that was out there and that people certainly weren't taking their position for granted."Our strength is the collective. Everybody has contributed to the final 12 and because of that the door will remain open for everybody going into the ANZ Premiership. This is just one stage of the journey of where we need to get to. I'm grateful we have all committed we will do it together."With Rore out of the mix, Erena Mikaere, who played under Taurua at the Sunshine Coast Lightning, earned Silver Ferns selection for the first time to join recalled Pulse defender Karin Burger and veteran Casey Kopua in the defence circle."Erena obviously brings height to our defensive circle and her experience of playing against the Australian style for a number of years," Taurua said."And the experience and knowledge that Casey brings to the squad is invaluable."Young mid-courter Kimiora Poi ends a remarkable year on a high with her selection following a stand-out ANZ Premiership and backed up by her performances with the FAST5 Ferns and during the Silver Ferns camp.She joins experienced campaigners Laura Langman, Sam Sinclair and Gina Crampton, along with Whitney Souness who has earned a recall."This mid-court is an area we are continuing to develop and we felt that we needed to strengthen those combinations," Taurua said."We felt that both Kimiora and Whitney bring something different to the centre and wing attack positions – they bring a new set of skills to the role, are extremely fit and also show a confidence for such young athletes."The shooting end had a more settled look including Maria Folau and Ameliaranne Ekenasio, while the inclusion of Maia Wilson is a chance for the young shooter to impress in what is a big year for the Silver Ferns.Taurua felt she had enough cover with just three shooters, through the experience of both Folau and Ekenasio while Wilson is well known for her accuracy.She said it was now crucial for players to step up and take responsibility for their roles on court with a Netball World Cup looming."There's nowhere to hide," Taurua said. "If people don't do their own job then it impacts on somebody else, and that shows when we play on court."I think there's been improvement overall and a better understanding of what is expected and our ability to put that out on court."But she also confirmed that the door remained opened for those still pushin...

Hast du mit dem Kindsvater oder der Kindsmutter die wichtigste Entscheidung getroffen?Diese Podcastfolge mit Karin Burger hat es in sich. Das verspreche ich dir! Karin vertritt eine klare Meinung. Auch wenn ich weniger zu Wort kam ;) , war es mir eine Freude sie persönlich kennengelernt zu haben. Ein Podcast mit vielen hilfreichen Tipps, Tricks und Ideen für dich.Karin berichtet von:Ihrem FamilienmodellIhren Stressverstärker Nummer 1Eltern-Tourett. Was ist das?Wie kann ich mir selbst vertrauen? Ein toller Tipp.Wie kannst du gut mit Wut umgehen?Ihre größte Herausforderung in der Zeit wo sie alleinerziehend ist.Wie kann ich mit meinem Schuldgefühl umgehen?Warum sollte man sich trennen, wenn die Eltern sich nicht mehr lieben.Warum wir weiter Eltern sein sollten.Wie können wir es schaffen, dass wir gute Eltern sind?Warum wir nicht alleinerziehend sind.Mein Kind ist krank.Wo bekomme ich Hilfe?Stuten oder Schwestern? Such du dir die richtige Hilfe.Was denken die anderen über mich? Was ist die beste Reaktion?Wie Karin ihre Kinder beschützt.Welche Entscheidung für das Kind so wichtig ist.Wir brauchen Kinder nicht zu erziehen, sie machen uns sowieso alles nach. Karl Valentin.Der Vater geht zu Mc Donalds und lässt sie fernsehen schauen. Darf das sein?Wenn dir diese Podcastfolge gefallen hat, bitte schreibe mir eben eine kurze Bewertung auf ITunes oder Stitcher (Android) und abonniere diesen Podcast! Danke, Alexandra :)Wenn du mehr von mir und meiner Arbeit wissen möchtest, dann findest du hier mein neues Buch!Platz 1 bei Amazon in der Kategorie Alleinerziehende Mütter und VäterFolge mir bei Instagram https://www.instagram.com/starkundalleinerziehend/Folge mir bei Twitter https://twitter.com/starkundalleinFolge mir bei Facebook https://www.facebook.com/starkundalleinerziehend/