Podcast appearances and mentions of kim mcfarland

How do you find your thing when everyone is expecting something else from you? If you've felt boxed in by comparisons to other artists, cookie-cutter industry expectations, or the spiritual sandtrap of inauthentic ministry, you need to hear this story of an artist who dared to break free and find her own voice. Songwriter, worship leader and recording artist Keisha McFarland's journey from Chicago, to Europe and Asia, and finally to South Florida was filled with twists and turns, but it was her persistence in being herself that changed everything. As she faced rejection and embraced resilience, little did she know that her true calling was just around the corner. Join us as we unravel the captivating story of Keisha's transformation, and discover how you too can embrace a path of authenticity and creative impact.In this episode, you'll learn how to:Embrace authenticity in both creative pursuits and ministry.Grow your confidence by overcoming hurdles and embracing unprecedented paths in ministry work.Build a well-nurtured mindset that keeps your hope alive amid challenging situations.See God's hand even in rejection, correction and disappointment on your way to your divine, designated place of creative blessing. Keshia McFarland is an extraordinary singer, songwriter, recording artist, performer, and music ministry leader. Raised in the musically-rich city of Chicago, Illinois, Keshia's ministry of music began while serving at her father's church. Her gift was further cultivated by such Gospel music greats as Walt Whitman, Smokie Norful, Ricky Dillard, and her sister, Kim McFarland.Keshia's unique gift to both lead and follow led to many creative and ministry opportunities, from The Potter's House of Dallas, Texas  to tours in the United Kingdom.  Keshia spent a year in Osaka, Japan performing daily at Universal Studios Japan, as well as teaching Gospel music at Billboard's SoulBird Music School in several cities in Japan. Her songs have been recorded by several artists and she has released two acclaimed projects of her own, with more on the way. Support the showBECOME A COMPLETELY CONFIDENT CREATIVE! Go to GodandGigs.com/gold and join our top-level creative monthly masterminds, for the accountability, community, training and support that will propel you into success as a Christian creative, musician or entrepreneur! Yes, I want to learn more about GOLD BUILD YOUR BEST CREATIVE LIFE WITH FREE RESOURCES Learn about The 4 Questions you need to ask before going Full-Time as an artist and avoid the pitfalls and frustrations while you pursue God's call for your life! Sign up for our Creative Checkup Newsletter and become more inspired and confident as you get constant and consistent encouragement from fellow creatives! HELP US HELP MORE CREATIVES Did you get value and inspiration from this podcast? You can help us do more by supporting us with just a few dollars a month! Tap HERE to pick an amount to support and get an honorary credit as a 'co-producer' of the podcast!

This episode contains music from the Anna Murrell Singers, Kim McFarland, Jesse Martin Singers, Swan Silvertones, New Orleans Chosen Five, the Duncanaires (pictured), and others.

•Chris Anderson affectionately called “A Bassist with Finesse” who took the Gospel music industry by storm in the late ‘80's. He excelled beyond a session player to writer, producer and musical arranger. •Chris has a strong foundation in Gospel becoming one of the most sought after touring and session players. He has performed with many artists in Japan, Europe, South America and the Caribbean. He also toured with Gospel Choirs and Solo artists, R&B artists, Jazz artists and the list goes on. Chris has a New Release "Absolution" (March 2021) that is on all Digital Outlets and available on CD. This is an instrumental project with sprinkles of vocals of Kim McFarland, Floyd WIlkerson and Lisa Jones. If you have any questions, comments or guest suggestions, please send an email to letstalk2gmg@gmail.com Like our page on FaceBook "Let's Talk: Gospel Music Gold"

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Matthew is an accomplished musician and composer who plays several instruments. He has diverse abilities and skills as a music producer and company Founder, President and CEO of Chordmony Music, Inc. Matthew has strong Christian values and works diligently with several ministries. He served as District Minister of Music for First Jurisdiction Illinois Mass Choir. He has also has accompanied several artist such as Kim McFarland, Lonnie Hunter, and Anthony Hamilton to name a few. Right now he has a recent release "Christmas Romance" - there are two snip-its on this episode to hear a sample. If you have any questions or comments about this episode please send an email to letstalk2gmg@gmail.com

Cracker “Hello, Cleveland! (Live From The Metro)” : -“Seven Days” -“The Good Life” -“Lonesome Johnny Blues” -“Big Dipper” -“Around The World” -“Teen Angst” -“Crackersoul” -“Sweet Thistle Pie” -“The World Is Mine” -“Low“ -“Pictures Of Matchstick Men” Sweet Emotion The Songs Of Aerosmith : Otis Clay – “Cryin'” Gerald McClendon – “Pink” Pinetop Perkins, Rusty Zinn, Ronnie Baker Brooks – “Walk This Way” Cahy Richardson, Wayne Baker Brooks – “Last Child” Marshall Crenshaw, Sugar Blue –“Big Ten Inch Record” Lou Ann Barton –“One Way Street” Lou Gramm, Sugar Blue – ”Back In The Saddle Kim McFarland – “Dream On Tad Robinson – “Draw The Line Joe Louis Walker – “Rag Doll Donald Kinsey – “Sweet Emotion" Crystal Taliefero, Joanna Connor - "Dude Looks Like A Lady" David "Honeyboy" – “ Edwards Train Kept A Rollin'" Aerosmith : - “Mama Kin" - “Come Together” Escuchar audio

Emotions in sales Most sales training leaves out the elements of emotions in sales presentations. You will learn the ability to sell on logic. When you deal with buyers where you have to prove facts you will get an argument as a bi product. People are scared to use emotions in daily life because it can be seen as vulnerable.  It can be  uncomfortable to open up to others about what is going on. You will hear the phrase people buy on emotions and justify on logic. Most training has it backwards and starts with the logic first. Your ability to use emotions in sales the right way is your super power.   There are multiple shows and movies about attorneys. When we see people try to change minds in these mediums we see how logical arguments win the battle. Most persuasion events in shows are logic based, with the undertone of emotions not explained. Attorneys argue on fact, so when you model wat you see you try to argue with people to prove your point. Sales training history   Most sales has not changed since 1940s, what is used now for the most part is pieced together content. When people came home form world war 2 they were used to being told what to do from working for the Government. There were cultural elements at play. Large scale sales efforst were not used since the great depression. For almost 20 years sales skills were not needed to the extent after WWII.   Why some find emotions in sales tough Most people cant use emotions in a conversation without feeling like they will be used against them. Emotions have been used against people so they become uncomfortable using them in communications.   For the most part we are adverse to emotional manipulation it makes people uncomfortable. Sometimes talking about emotions can take us to a bad spot or even a bad relationship.   Women have a biological advantage in sales: Most people in sales are men and we are not supposed to not talk about emotions.  Women can beat men in sales because they are used to talking about emotional concepts. Women when they talk to each other are more willing to open up for the most part. This is not an absolute and for every example there is a counter example.   Women are better equipped and conditioned to use emotions in a sales process. If you get a chance to watch a women present they are more willing to broach the conversation. This is a skill men could learn from women they do not typically look at. How to use emotions in sales If you want to learn how to use emotions in sales, start in your own life. You can start with a few  emotional conversations. This means you will need to be vulnerable with the person you are talking to. Its best to start slow and say “It felt good to have the conversation”. I feel that you are saying… May be a good way to start a conversation but you will need to watch your vocal pitch and tone. In the beginning it feels wrong and you will have the urge to pull back, you will need to fight through it.   Talk to about this idea to a significant other. This conversation can make you uncomfortable. You will need to be able to explain how it will benefit your relationship as well as help you close deals.   Places to learn about emotions in sales: If you want to learn how to use emotions in sales you can watch drama movies. There are elements you will need to look for. You will want to watch for places where tension is used.   You can grab a note pad and pen and outline or map out the emotions in the movie. Look for the emotional charged conversations.  Chart out how the emotions are used to play the people watching the movies. Look to the elements of the movie: Music Action sequences Conversation Time between events Tension Plot Emotional questions you can ask in a sales presentation The way you work emotions in to sales is you start small. You do not need to go to crazy town with your efforts. Just add one question into your sales presentation. Once you get good with one question add another. Ask how did that make you feel What emotion did that make you feel Do you feel good about this   Yes, other salespeople will be uncomfortable with your use of emotions: You cant really worry about other salespeople and what they do. For the most part 80% of salespeople out there are not good anyway.   What you can do is watch really good salespeople. Look to see where they use emotions in sales to their advantage and the types of questions they ask.  You do need to learn the skill and learn how to ask emotional questions. You don’t know what you are looking for unless you work out ways to spot emotions in sales content. Most salespeople who watch a closer will say “I am already doing this” what they don’t see is how the words and questions are used. Part of this selling on emotion and justifying with logic is telling stories. Top salespeople use emotions in the sales process ties to emotions. These events are invisible to you since you have not used them or practiced them.    The real secret weapon in sales and persuasion Here is the real way for you to get really good at emotions in sales. Learn how to anchor. You will want to look up Tom Vizzini and Kim McFarland at persuasioncodes.com You can use anchoring skills on the phone or face to face with people. I use these skills to get free upgrades when I travel. I use this skills to ethically persuade people who “cant be persuaded”. When you know how to use emotions in sales you deals are easier to closer.   The last warning When you use emotions in sales you must deliver what you promise. If you use these processes wrong it will feel like manipulation to the person you are working with. If you choose to burn people or treat them poorly you will need to prepare for a wrath like you have never seen.   Scott Sylvan Bell @scottsbell #sales #anchoring #persuasion #howtosellshow #closer #success This episode was recorded on the North Shore of Oahu Hawai’i at Hale’iwa Ali’i beach park

- Inside Gospel is an award-winning syndicated radio show heard on terrestrial radio stations in the United States, Canada and S. Africa. - Inside Gospel Podcast EXCLUSIVE is the online-only podcast and extension of the syndicated radio show. - Inside Gospel LIVE is the live concert format of the radio show held at South by Southwest annually. THIS is the Inside Gospel Podcast EXCLUSIVE! See below for more information on the show and the host. Inside Gospel Podcast #51 1) Anthony Brown - I Got That 2) Aric Walls – Sweeter 3) Jabari Johnson - You Are Holy 4) The Walls Group - Count on You 5) Adrion Butler feat. God Nation - Cant Tell Me Nothing 6) Daryl Coley - I Need Your Spirit 7) Tee Mafokate - Discrepencies (spoken word) 8) I Am They - From the Day 9) Koryn Hawthorne feat. Roshon Fegan - Won't He Do It 10) Jarrell Smalls & Company - Prayer Room 11) Uncle Reece - Can't Stop Worship 12) Big K.R.I.T. - Keep The Devil Off 13) Anita Wilson - Praise Him (feat. Kim McFarland) 14) Timothy Reddick - Free Indeed 15) Will & Alexis - Victory 16) Tamela Mann feat. Timbaland – Through it All Visit http://.MrFrankieWilson.com and http://InsideGospelLIVE.com for more!

The Royal Podcast of Oz finishes presenting tales from Little Wizard Stories of Oz with "Ozma and the Little Wizard" to celebrate L. Frank Baum's birthday. When Ozma discovers some troublesome imps in Oz, the Wizard puts his magic to work to stop them. Make sure to listen all the way to the end! The cast includes Mike Conway, Doug Wall, Kim McFarland, Severino Milazzo and Sam Milazzo.

How much better could you be? If you could install a virtual button into your team that guarantees their peak state for their peak performance? Join me with Tom Vizzini and Kim McFarland of Essential Skills. This episode is packed with gold. However Tom and Kim share a very simple yet rich technique to make sure we guide our selves and others in the right direction. The episode is loaded with tons of examples and even ways for you to test this out safely in the real world. *How to get better service *How to get better accomidations and rates *How to induce doubt or to induce confidence in appropriate moments *How to escalate your progression as a team *How to surgically induce peak states within your team without bogus rah rah *Why pumping up can actually cause a burst and can cause a loss of reactive flexibility *Why so many induce learned helplessness and how to induce the opposite *Why it is better to prepare them to fail and positively deal with it emotionally. *A push button way to build triggers that gives your team powerful resources to recover quickly from emotional adversity *How to build failure as the trigger for success. *A push button I created by accident *Tom and Kims easy practice steps for you to try next time you to lunch Listen to Tom and Kim use a centering philosophy I used for years, and make it a hypnotic trigger button. Why and how to get our kids like Tom Brady:Highly focused and intensely relaxed at same time. The importance of playing Three steps to build in a trigger into your player: 1. Target the right state of mind to put these kids in , in order for them to perform. 2. ..then set the trigger, which is a word, a gesture.. 3. .. use that trigger in a real time situation who might be a bit fractured to pull them right back to where they need to be. Why we are wrong when we think we know how someone should feel Website: https://www.essential-skills.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Essentialskills https://www.youtube.com/user/TomVizzini/videos Check out their YouTube for uses of triggers like: Get a job without even mentioning your qualifications!! Is Confidence Really For Losers Cheat at Pool and WIN Even if you SUCK Tom Vizzini I Don't Believe You! How Anchoring/Triggers Works https://youtu.be/Mkomew4TTd4 How I sold a 560k contract in a minute using anchoring With help from Tom and Kim

Tom Vizzini and Kim McFarland have been implementing,testing and teaching anchoring for the last 20 years. This underground skill is something not taught by many trainers because they do not know about the action. You can use anchoring in any application in life and in any situation.   Anchoring is a natural skill where emotions are tied to things. Phobias are a good example of an anchor. When you poses the ability to anchor people your ability to influence not only multiplies it gets easier.   Top moments from this episode include:   3:31 The is a problem you face as a salesperson with logical selling and how it works against you in the sales process and leads to objections.   5:43 The basics skill set you need to make a sale and how an anchor can make it easier for you to close the sale almost every single time.   7:02 Why you must have the skill of anchoring to really be considered a master or an expert in sales and why old school sales hurts the sales process gets salespeople in trouble.   12:26 You can use this one skill to be a better professional salesperson and the simple reason why sales managers don’t want to pay top dollar to get results.   16:11 Who the real prize in business is and the enlightened path for you to get there along with the tools you can use.   18:30 How technology of anchoring has evolved over time and why this impacts your ability to sell because of simplicity   21:02 The one thing you must never do to a client or it will haunt you for long period of your sales process.     You can find more from Tom Vizzini and Kim Mcfarland at: http://www.persuasioncodes.com http://www.essential-skills.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/persuasioncodes/ Toms Twitter: @tomvizzini

It's another exciting episode of Renegade Masterpiece Theater. Adam Lash joins the Renegades as they read 3 Adult Fan Fiction stories from writer Kim Mcfarland. The Muppets, Fraggels and Wizard of Oz have never been seen like this. 

To celebrate L. Frank Baum's birthday, the Royal Podcast of Oz presents "Jack Pumpkinhead and the Sawhorse" from Little Wizard Stories of Oz. Featuring Mike Conway as the narrator and the Sawhorse, Sam Milazzo as the little boy and the Squirrel King, Kim McFarland as Ozma, Doug Wall as the Wizard, and Jared Davis as Jack Pumpkinhead.

For Christmas 2012, we present five Christmas poems by Ruth Plumly Thompson, read by Arthur Davis, Mike Conway, Kim McFarland, Sam Milazzo and Jared Davis.

Happy L. Frank Baum's Birthday! And for his birthday, here is one of his last short stories: The Littlest Giant: An Oz Story. Narrated by Mike Conway with the vocal talents of Nathan DeHoff, Angelo Thomas, Sam Milazzo, and Kim McFarland.

For our Christmas episode, we present Jack Snow's short story The Magic Sled, a story about a little boy named Bobby who receives a sled for his birthday just before Christmas. Narrated by Mike Conway, with the voice talents of Kim McFarland and Daniel Davis. Music by Kevin MacLeod.

In this podcast, we present two interviews with two people who have contributed to continuing the literary tradition of Oz today. The first interview is with Shawn Maldonado, who has illustrated a number of recent Oz books, and the second features Kim McFarland, author of the recently released A Refugee in Oz.