Podcast appearances and mentions of ken behring

Today, we take a quick look at Ken Behring's career and what it can teach us all about living a longer, healthier life. Don't forget to check out the videos and resources below. Shawn Achor's TED Talk- Happiness Advantage Robert Waldinger's TED Talk on Harvard Study Harvard Study on Happiness What is a Fiduciary? About Me Podcast Page For questions, comments, or to receive your own RETIREMENT RISKS ANALYSIS, you can start with a 2 minute quiz here: Share More & Get in Touch  You can also find Loren at shermanl@integrityguidance.com    Additional Resources Discussed on the Show Healthy, Wealthy, & Wise YouTube

Glen's path didn't become clear to him until his mid 40s, when as a management consulting partner at PriceWaterhouseCoopers, he realized he was increasingly dissatisfied with how he felt at work every day. He enjoyed the problem solving, the intellectual challenge of working with businesses and their issues, but he felt something was missing. He had turned away from his purpose. From that point, Glen' s journey has been filled with a number of pivots and leaps of faith, always keeping in mind his purpose. Glen has always felt that the way to solve problems and create opportunities for people was through understanding the way the world works, and the mechanics of policy, economics, business, and nonprofits.Glen is fond of epiphanies, and The Wealth and Giving Forum created an environment in which people could have epiphanies about what their wealth meant to them and how to use it with meaning. Glen made an astute observation about impact investing: "This is not about philanthropy; this is about money. This is about money and how it circulates in our society.” And venture capitalist Ross Baird reminded him, "You can't think and behave this way with one pocket and another way with the other pocket. It's all one." Glen also hadn't given much thought about the word legacy until he heard the stories of Alfred Noble's rare “life history do-over” and billionaire Ken Behring's journey to creating the Wheelchair Foundation. He realized he had never thought about what people would say about him when he moves on, which is a very helpful thing to help you pinpoint your legacy. This epiphany was highlighted by Ken's words at a WGF meeting "Don't do what I did. Don't just accumulate and wait until you're 74 to find purpose and happiness in life." From this, Glen hopes people will look for their purpose and legacy early, because you can miss it.Glen has high hopes for younger generations' ability to address injustice and trauma. Injustice anywhere, is injustice everywhere; trauma in one place can lead to trauma in another. "It's not just about the policy and government, it's what we do at our workplaces." Millennials are pushing corporations to adopt beliefs, policies, attitudes and cultural mores that will not result in trauma that manifests itself when people interact with one another. Takeaways: Curate conversations that help you decide your purpose. Align work and money with your values and create a legacy through investing in yourself, your work, your community, impact investing and philanthropy.Sometimes you have to give up who you are to become who you want to be. And it's hard, like a reptile that has to shed its skin. There is no straight path to a legacy at work. Glen believes that who you owe an answer to at the end of your life is yourself! Don't get to the end and imagine you missed it. Take risks to make what you believe in happen. Quotes: “Wine, is a subject that no one can master, just like it's hard to master yourself.”“At the end of the day I think it's your heart and your belly that rules.” “Reflect on yourself. You don't have to be a billionaire to do that. At any level you can decide what you want your intended legacy to be.How to reach Glen: shoot him a message on LinkedIn.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/glen-macdonald-5915ba5/Bio: Glen Macdonald is a Senior Vice President at Morgan Stanley and Co-founder and Chairman of the Wealth and Giving Forum (WGF). The Forum promotes values-aligned and strategic capital allocation among families and private foundations that seek positive social and environmental outcomes.  Glen is a recognized leader in the impact investing and philanthropy fields. Glen was a recipient of a Ford Foundation Fellowship at the Harvard Center for International Affairs and a Fulbright Scholarship to conduct research in Mexico. His academic research and publications focused on economic development, foreign direct investments, and the formation of common markets. Glen serves on the Board of the Borough of Manhattan Community Foundation and the Board of the Intentional Endowments Network. He received his B.A. with highest honors in political science and economics and his M.A. in international relations, both from University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill. His interests and hobbies include travel, history, tennis, skiing, and wine.  

After being claimed off waivers in November, the Seahawks were able to get five games out of receiver Josh Gordon before he was suspended by the NFL for a fifth time. Locked On Seahawks hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss whether Seattle should re-sign him if he's reinstated by the league, revisit Ken Behring's rocky tenure as Seahawks owner from 1988 to 1997, and debate whether or not the team will reach double digit wins for the eighth time in nine years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After being claimed off waivers in November, the Seahawks were able to get five games out of receiver Josh Gordon before he was suspended by the NFL for a fifth time. Locked On Seahawks hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss whether Seattle should re-sign him if he's reinstated by the league, revisit Ken Behring's rocky tenure as Seahawks owner from 1988 to 1997, and debate whether or not the team will reach double digit wins for the eighth time in nine years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An annual tradition for the show kicks off this week as we bring on fellow podcasters from rival NFC West teams in the month of July. This year we kick things off with the team that finished at the bottom of the division, but a team that may have the most intriguing offseason. Bo Brack of the Locked on Cardinals podcast joins the show to talk about a team that had made a lot of moves this offseason. Not only have they made moves in free agency, but they had the first overall draft pick with Kyler Murray. With 2018 Seahawks backup quarterback Brett Hundley as the only other QB seemingly providing competition at the spot in Arizona this year, it looks as though Murray is a lock to be the Week 1 starter. Brandan and Bo talk about any concerns about making sure Murray has a more veteran presence to try and overcome to ensure he really earns that starting spot. With Patrick Peterson suspended for the first six games of the season, including the first matchup with the Seahawks in week 4, it looks as though former Huskies corner Byron Murphy could be lining up as a starter. Bo explains why the schedule lines up favorably for the second round pick to ease his way into the starting role. After breaking down each position, the guys gets into what really matters, ranking the most handsome coaches in the NFC West. Kingsbury joins a division with Carroll, Shanahan and McVay, which clearly makes the West a lock for the best looking group of head coaches in the league. We also make Bo predict the finishing order for each of the teams in the NFC West. Lastly, we recognize former Seahawks owner Ken Behring who passed away this week at the age of 91. After he sold the team to Paul Allen, Behring went on to be involved with some philanthropic endeavors that earn him Better at Life honors for this week. Subscribe via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | TuneIn | RSS Follow us on: Facebook | Twitter Or listen on our free app for Android, iOS, Kindle or Windows Phone/PC Call or text: 253-235-9041 Email: gohawks@seahawkerspodcast.com Support the show Get in the Flock! Visit GetInTheFlock.com and get bonus episodes Or visit our website for other ways to support the show Find Sea Hawkers clubs around the world at SeaHawkers.org Music from the show by The 12 Train, download each track at ReverbNation

Former Seahawks owner Ken Behring has died. He's most remembered around here for trying to move the team to LA in 1996, which naturally means most longtime Seahawks fans aren't so fond of the man. The Seahawks posted earlier that they were "saddened" by the loss of Behring. Saddened? Look, you don't have to be dancing on the guy's grave, but unless you knew him personally, are you really that sad? We don't feel much of anything at all. Former Mariner Harold Reynolds joins us, talking about he team's current rebuild, the legacy of the 195 season, and ways he'd improve the game of baseball if he could. Reynolds suggests that banning the shift would be a huge benefit to the game, but is that the right strategy?

Former Seahawks owner Ken Behring has died. He's most remembered around here for trying to move the team to LA in 1996, which naturally means most longtime Seahawks fans aren't so fond of the man. The Seahawks posted earlier that they were "saddened" by the loss of Behring. Saddened? Look, you don't have to be dancing on the guy's grave, but unless you knew him personally, are you really that sad? We don't feel much of anything at all. Former Mariner Harold Reynolds joins us, talking about he team's current rebuild, the legacy of the 195 season, and ways he'd improve the game of baseball if he could. Reynolds suggests that banning the shift would be a huge benefit to the game, but is that the right strategy?

Former Seahawks owner Ken Behring has died. He's most remembered around here for trying to move the team to LA in 1996, which naturally means most longtime Seahawks fans aren't so fond of the man. The Seahawks posted earlier that they were "saddened" by the loss of Behring. Saddened? Look, you don't have to be dancing on the guy's grave, but unless you knew him personally, are you really that sad? We don't feel much of anything at all. Former Mariner Harold Reynolds joins us, talking about he team's current rebuild, the legacy of the 195 season, and ways he'd improve the game of baseball if he could. Reynolds suggests that banning the shift would be a huge benefit to the game, but is that the right strategy?

"12 For 12s Radio" Paul Beyer  brings you his unique combination of X's & O's analysis w/12th Man love for the Seattle Seahawks. 12 topics for the 12th Man..You will hear evverything a menmber of the 12s needs to know...but LOUDER! My guest this week is Mark Collins, Founder of 'Save Our Seahawks', the organization that helped force Ken Behring sell the 'Hawks to now owner, Paul Allen. Perhaps the greatest moment in the team's history other than winning Super Bowl XLVIII. Mark is a true '12th Man' who still works to make our community better, including fronting an event to help raise funds to help fellow fan, John Bauchner, who was paralyzed in a traffic accident. We'll talk about that and the BIG win vs the 49ers on Thanksgiving. Another entertaining & informative Episode of "12 For 12s Radio"! Go Hawks