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In the latest episode of The Workplace Podcast, William Corless sits down with Dr. Carol Kauffman, internationally recognised as the #1 leadership coach by Marshall Goldsmith and ranked among the top eight coaches globally by Thinkers50! Carol returns to the podcast to discuss "Neutralising Toxic Workplace Experiences" and shares powerful insights including: The PEAK framework for managing toxic situations (Physiology, Environment/Ecosystem, Affect, Knowledge) How to recognise when a workplace becomes truly toxic vs. just challenging The PURE approach to emotional regulation (Perceive, Understand, Regulate, Express) Four strategic stances for responding to difficult interactions (lean in, lean back, lean with, don't lean) Creating "safe ecosystems" within larger toxic cultures Find out more about Carol's work here: Home | Carol Kauffman Executive Leadership Coaching - Carol Kauffman Check out her book "Real-Time Leadership" where she explores these concepts in depth! Real-Time Leadership: Find Your Winning Moves When the Stakes Are High Loving the podcast? Support us on our new Patreon page! https://patreon.com/WorkplacePodcast?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink

Show Notes – Witnesses Podcast   In this insightful episode of Witnesses, I sit down with Matt Diamante, a digital marketing expert and founder of Hey Tony, a successful digital marketing agency. Matt shares his incredible journey of accidental entrepreneurship, the secrets to ranking on Google, and how businesses—big or small—can leverage free tools to grow in the digital space.   What You'll Learn in This Episode:   ✅ The Power of Knowledge – How seeking quality information can transform your life.   ✅ Matt's Journey – From working in film to running a thriving digital agency.   ✅ SEO Without Spending Money – Is it possible to rank on Google for free? Matt breaks it down.   ✅ Digital Growth in 2025 – The key to standing out in a crowded online space.   ✅ Social Media Strategy – How Matt grew from zero to 250,000 followers in just a year.   ✅ Competing with Big Brands – How small businesses can use free tools like Google and social media to level the playing field.   ✅ Keyword Secrets – Discover tools that can help you find the right keywords for ranking higher on search engines.     Key Takeaways from Matt:   • Authenticity and consistency are the secret weapons for digital growth.   • Ranking on Google doesn't have to cost money—it just requires strategic content creation.   • Small businesses can beat big brands by focusing on niche keywords and personal branding.   • Posting daily builds trust and engagement with your audience.   Matt's Website: https://heytony.ca/understanding-seo-socials/ .... Want to be a guest on WITneSSes? Send Elisha Arowojobe a message on #PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/member/ambelisha   Elevate your business with Anastasia's expert consulting. Use code Elisha3 for an exclusive offer and transform your business today! https://resurrectionmentor.wixsite.com/so/42PDEPEB8?languageTag=en   Join my Substack subscribers chat here: https://open.substack.com/pub/ambelisha1/p/join-my-new-subscriber-chat?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=3z233v  

In every divorce, there are two primary positions people find themselves in: sitting pretty or completely overstressed. In this episode, Laura and Lynette break down these common divorce dynamics and provide strategies to help you navigate whichever position you're in. Whether you're feeling trapped in a gilded cage with everything provided for you, or you're overwhelmed with stress, paying the bills, and managing all the responsibilities, this episode offers practical advice on how to shift the balance and move forward in your divorce journey. Listen to This Episode If You:

Episode Summary: In this episode of Practice Growth HQ, I speak with Zed Williamson about the business constraints that are stopping your practice from growing.    Zed is the Founder of Trackable Med and the Creator of the Medical Sales Accelerator as well as the Physician Growth Accelerator. He strongly believes that in order to get different results, we need to change the way we work.    In this episode, you'll learn what kinds of constraints often crop up in healthcare businesses, why communication is vital for your patients and the three key areas of your business that may need better systems.    If you're curious about your business blind spots, be sure to take notes during this episode!    What you'll learn:    (03:03) Zed shares how his background in copywriting led him to learn about human behaviour change and start his business, ‘Trackable Med'    (05:00) Constraints in business: Zed unpacks what he usually finds is hampering a practice's growth   (07:21) The three areas of your business where you may find you have constraints   (09:20) The decision stage for your prospective patients; learn about the questions they're asking themselves before they book an appointment with you   (12:00) Discover why any marketing messaging about yourself or your expertise is worthless   (16:22) The Capture Phase: The information your leads aren't really interested in and the importance of human-to-human connection (20:51) Discover an effective way to communicate with “price shoppers”   (23:30) The best question you can ask to minimise no-show appointments dramatically     (24:45) The Curse of Knowledge: How your expertise is hindering relationships with your patients  (28:44) The most common phrase healthcare providers hear from patients after a procedure (and why it is a reflection of poor communication on your part)  (30:21) Unpacking your patient's barrier bias and how to overcome it   Plus loads more!    Links and Resources:    Website: https://physiciangrowthaccelerator.com  Podcast: The Physician Growth Accelerator 

How have our psychology and cognitive biases altered the course of human history? What would you do if you had to rebuild our world from scratch?Lewis Dartnell is an author, researcher, and holds the Professorship in Science Communication at the University of Westminster. He researches astrobiology and the search for microbial life on Mars. He also works as a scientific consultant for the media and has appeared in numerous TV documentaries and radio shows. Dr. Dartnell has won several awards for his science writing and outreach work. He has published five books, including The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch; Origins: How the Earth Made Us; and Being Human: How Our Biology Shaped World History. "The challenges facing our society at the moment effectively are the unintended consequence of a solution we found in the late 1700s when society was running out of energy, we had no more timber, and we realized we could dig underground for ancient fossilized woodland, which is basically what coal is from about 300 million years ago. The consequence of burning all that coal and then oil was a release of carbon dioxide, changing our atmosphere and warming the planet. So, it's a problem born out of our ingenuity and resourcefulness, but I'm confident that we will find the solution out of our ingenuity and resourcefulness."http://www.lewisdartnell.comhttp://lewisdartnell.com/en-gb/2013/11/the-knowledge-how-to-rebuild-our-world-from-scratchwww.penguin.co.uk/books/433955/origins-by-lewis-dartnell/9781784705435www.penguin.co.uk/books/442759/being-human-by-dartnell-lewis/9781847926708www.creativeprocess.info www.oneplanetpodcast.org IG www.instagram.com/creativeprocesspodcastPhoto credit: Shortlist/Paul Stuart

"The challenges facing our society at the moment effectively are the unintended consequence of a solution we found in the late 1700s when society was running out of energy, we had no more timber, and we realized we could dig underground for ancient fossilized woodland, which is basically what coal is from about 300 million years ago. The consequence of burning all that coal and then oil was a release of carbon dioxide, changing our atmosphere and warming the planet. So, it's a problem born out of our ingenuity and resourcefulness, but I'm confident that we will find the solution out of our ingenuity and resourcefulness."How have our psychology and cognitive biases altered the course of human history? What would you do if you had to rebuild our world from scratch?Lewis Dartnell is an author, researcher, and holds the Professorship in Science Communication at the University of Westminster. He researches astrobiology and the search for microbial life on Mars. He also works as a scientific consultant for the media and has appeared in numerous TV documentaries and radio shows. Dr. Dartnell has won several awards for his science writing and outreach work. He has published five books, including The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch; Origins: How the Earth Made Us; and Being Human: How Our Biology Shaped World History. http://www.lewisdartnell.comhttp://lewisdartnell.com/en-gb/2013/11/the-knowledge-how-to-rebuild-our-world-from-scratchwww.penguin.co.uk/books/433955/origins-by-lewis-dartnell/9781784705435www.penguin.co.uk/books/442759/being-human-by-dartnell-lewis/9781847926708www.creativeprocess.info www.oneplanetpodcast.org IG www.instagram.com/creativeprocesspodcastPhoto credit: Shortlist/Paul Stuart

"The point I explore in Being Human is that humans have constraints, and we only have our capabilities and the human condition; therefore, the whole course of world history has played out in the interplay between those constraints and capabilities. Talking about the constraints of our cognition, our memories are clearly limited. And on the whole, that doesn't really affect our everyday lives. Our cognition and our psychology developed under very different circumstances in East Africa and the savannah and the grasslands. Our brain has evolved to make survival decisions quickly and on the whole effectively. There's a whole area of psychological neuroscience research to do with cognitive biases. How our brains, often unbeknownst to us, sort of hidden behind the scenes, make assumptions or rational errors in the decisions that they make. So there's a whole chapter about how we have these fundamental flaws in our cognition, sort of bugs in the programming code of our psychology, if you like, and how they come about and what might be the causes behind them, but also what some of the effects of those have been through history, through these cognitive biases. I talk about things like confirmation bias. We are very resistant to changing our minds, changing our opinion on something even in the face of mounting evidence that shows we were wrong."How have our psychology and cognitive biases altered the course of human history? What would you do if you had to rebuild our world from scratch?Lewis Dartnell is an author, researcher, and holds the Professorship in Science Communication at the University of Westminster. He researches astrobiology and the search for microbial life on Mars. He also works as a scientific consultant for the media and has appeared in numerous TV documentaries and radio shows. Dr. Dartnell has won several awards for his science writing and outreach work. He has published five books, including The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch; Origins: How the Earth Made Us; and Being Human: How Our Biology Shaped World History. http://www.lewisdartnell.comhttp://lewisdartnell.com/en-gb/2013/11/the-knowledge-how-to-rebuild-our-world-from-scratchwww.penguin.co.uk/books/433955/origins-by-lewis-dartnell/9781784705435www.penguin.co.uk/books/442759/being-human-by-dartnell-lewis/9781847926708www.creativeprocess.info www.oneplanetpodcast.org IG www.instagram.com/creativeprocesspodcastPhoto credit: Shortlist/Paul Stuart

How have our psychology and cognitive biases altered the course of human history? What would you do if you had to rebuild our world from scratch?Lewis Dartnell is an author, researcher, and holds the Professorship in Science Communication at the University of Westminster. He researches astrobiology and the search for microbial life on Mars. He also works as a scientific consultant for the media and has appeared in numerous TV documentaries and radio shows. Dr. Dartnell has won several awards for his science writing and outreach work. He has published five books, including The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch; Origins: How the Earth Made Us; and Being Human: How Our Biology Shaped World History. "The point I explore in Being Human is that humans have constraints, and we only have our capabilities and the human condition; therefore, the whole course of world history has played out in the interplay between those constraints and capabilities. Talking about the constraints of our cognition, our memories are clearly limited. And on the whole, that doesn't really affect our everyday lives. Our cognition and our psychology developed under very different circumstances in East Africa and the savannah and the grasslands. Our brain has evolved to make survival decisions quickly and on the whole effectively. There's a whole area of psychological neuroscience research to do with cognitive biases. How our brains, often unbeknownst to us, sort of hidden behind the scenes, make assumptions or rational errors in the decisions that they make. So there's a whole chapter about how we have these fundamental flaws in our cognition, sort of bugs in the programming code of our psychology, if you like, and how they come about and what might be the causes behind them, but also what some of the effects of those have been through history, through these cognitive biases. I talk about things like confirmation bias. We are very resistant to changing our minds, changing our opinion on something even in the face of mounting evidence that shows we were wrong."http://www.lewisdartnell.comhttp://lewisdartnell.com/en-gb/2013/11/the-knowledge-how-to-rebuild-our-world-from-scratchwww.penguin.co.uk/books/433955/origins-by-lewis-dartnell/9781784705435www.penguin.co.uk/books/442759/being-human-by-dartnell-lewis/9781847926708www.creativeprocess.info www.oneplanetpodcast.org IG www.instagram.com/creativeprocesspodcastPhoto credit: Shortlist/Paul Stuart

How have our psychology and cognitive biases altered the course of human history? What would you do if you had to rebuild our world from scratch?Lewis Dartnell is an author, researcher, and holds the Professorship in Science Communication at the University of Westminster. He researches astrobiology and the search for microbial life on Mars. He also works as a scientific consultant for the media and has appeared in numerous TV documentaries and radio shows. Dr. Dartnell has won several awards for his science writing and outreach work. He has published five books, including The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch; Origins: How the Earth Made Us; and Being Human: How Our Biology Shaped World History. "The challenges facing our society at the moment effectively are the unintended consequence of a solution we found in the late 1700s when society was running out of energy, we had no more timber, and we realized we could dig underground for ancient fossilized woodland, which is basically what coal is from about 300 million years ago. The consequence of burning all that coal and then oil was a release of carbon dioxide, changing our atmosphere and warming the planet. So, it's a problem born out of our ingenuity and resourcefulness, but I'm confident that we will find the solution out of our ingenuity and resourcefulness."http://www.lewisdartnell.comhttp://lewisdartnell.com/en-gb/2013/11/the-knowledge-how-to-rebuild-our-world-from-scratchwww.penguin.co.uk/books/433955/origins-by-lewis-dartnell/9781784705435www.penguin.co.uk/books/442759/being-human-by-dartnell-lewis/9781847926708www.creativeprocess.info www.oneplanetpodcast.org IG www.instagram.com/creativeprocesspodcastPhoto credit: Shortlist/Paul Stuart

"The challenges facing our society at the moment effectively are the unintended consequence of a solution we found in the late 1700s when society was running out of energy, we had no more timber, and we realized we could dig underground for ancient fossilized woodland, which is basically what coal is from about 300 million years ago. The consequence of burning all that coal and then oil was a release of carbon dioxide, changing our atmosphere and warming the planet. So, it's a problem born out of our ingenuity and resourcefulness, but I'm confident that we will find the solution out of our ingenuity and resourcefulness."How have our psychology and cognitive biases altered the course of human history? What would you do if you had to rebuild our world from scratch?Lewis Dartnell is an author, researcher, and holds the Professorship in Science Communication at the University of Westminster. He researches astrobiology and the search for microbial life on Mars. He also works as a scientific consultant for the media and has appeared in numerous TV documentaries and radio shows. Dr. Dartnell has won several awards for his science writing and outreach work. He has published five books, including The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch; Origins: How the Earth Made Us; and Being Human: How Our Biology Shaped World History. http://www.lewisdartnell.comhttp://lewisdartnell.com/en-gb/2013/11/the-knowledge-how-to-rebuild-our-world-from-scratchwww.penguin.co.uk/books/433955/origins-by-lewis-dartnell/9781784705435www.penguin.co.uk/books/442759/being-human-by-dartnell-lewis/9781847926708www.creativeprocess.info www.oneplanetpodcast.org IG www.instagram.com/creativeprocesspodcastPhoto credit: Shortlist/Paul Stuart

"It seems that a lot of education is a little bit obsessed with training students to remember facts and figures. In the modern world, when every one of us has got the total of human knowledge in our pockets, it's much less important what you can hold in your head and what you can remember because you can just look it up whenever it becomes important, and it's now how you interpret or analyze or synthesize that information and developing skills and techniques in rapidly understanding and interpreting and analyzing information and making decisions based on information. The internet has changed a huge amount about what is important to our lives and simplified many things that would have been examined on otherwise.It's in finding things out for yourself that is that deep spark of human creativity, which gives us the innovation and all the sort of creativity and designs that we can come up with. So, I think that is something that you would absolutely want to try to continue nurturing yourself."How have our psychology and cognitive biases altered the course of human history? What would you do if you had to rebuild our world from scratch?Lewis Dartnell is an author, researcher, and holds the Professorship in Science Communication at the University of Westminster. He researches astrobiology and the search for microbial life on Mars. He also works as a scientific consultant for the media and has appeared in numerous TV documentaries and radio shows. Dr. Dartnell has won several awards for his science writing and outreach work. He has published five books, including The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch; Origins: How the Earth Made Us; and Being Human: How Our Biology Shaped World History.http://www.lewisdartnell.comhttp://lewisdartnell.com/en-gb/2013/11/the-knowledge-how-to-rebuild-our-world-from-scratchwww.penguin.co.uk/books/433955/origins-by-lewis-dartnell/9781784705435www.penguin.co.uk/books/442759/being-human-by-dartnell-lewis/9781847926708www.creativeprocess.info www.oneplanetpodcast.org IG www.instagram.com/creativeprocesspodcastPhoto credit: Shortlist/Paul Stuart

How have our psychology and cognitive biases altered the course of human history? What would you do if you had to rebuild our world from scratch?Lewis Dartnell is an author, researcher, and holds the Professorship in Science Communication at the University of Westminster. He researches astrobiology and the search for microbial life on Mars. He also works as a scientific consultant for the media and has appeared in numerous TV documentaries and radio shows. Dr. Dartnell has won several awards for his science writing and outreach work. He has published five books, including The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch; Origins: How the Earth Made Us; and Being Human: How Our Biology Shaped World History."It seems that a lot of education is a little bit obsessed with training students to remember facts and figures. In the modern world, when every one of us has got the total of human knowledge in our pockets, it's much less important what you can hold in your head and what you can remember because you can just look it up whenever it becomes important, and it's now how you interpret or analyze or synthesize that information and developing skills and techniques in rapidly understanding and interpreting and analyzing information and making decisions based on information. The internet has changed a huge amount about what is important to our lives and simplified many things that would have been examined on otherwise.It's in finding things out for yourself that is that deep spark of human creativity, which gives us the innovation and all the sort of creativity and designs that we can come up with. So, I think that is something that you would absolutely want to try to continue nurturing yourself."http://www.lewisdartnell.comhttp://lewisdartnell.com/en-gb/2013/11/the-knowledge-how-to-rebuild-our-world-from-scratchwww.penguin.co.uk/books/433955/origins-by-lewis-dartnell/9781784705435www.penguin.co.uk/books/442759/being-human-by-dartnell-lewis/9781847926708www.creativeprocess.info www.oneplanetpodcast.org IG www.instagram.com/creativeprocesspodcastPhoto credit: Shortlist/Paul Stuart

"The challenges facing our society at the moment effectively are the unintended consequence of a solution we found in the late 1700s when society was running out of energy, we had no more timber, and we realized we could dig underground for ancient fossilized woodland, which is basically what coal is from about 300 million years ago. The consequence of burning all that coal and then oil was a release of carbon dioxide, changing our atmosphere and warming the planet. So, it's a problem born out of our ingenuity and resourcefulness, but I'm confident that we will find the solution out of our ingenuity and resourcefulness."How have our psychology and cognitive biases altered the course of human history? What would you do if you had to rebuild our world from scratch?Lewis Dartnell is an author, researcher, and holds the Professorship in Science Communication at the University of Westminster. He researches astrobiology and the search for microbial life on Mars. He also works as a scientific consultant for the media and has appeared in numerous TV documentaries and radio shows. Dr. Dartnell has won several awards for his science writing and outreach work. He has published five books, including The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch; Origins: How the Earth Made Us; and Being Human: How Our Biology Shaped World History. http://www.lewisdartnell.comhttp://lewisdartnell.com/en-gb/2013/11/the-knowledge-how-to-rebuild-our-world-from-scratchwww.penguin.co.uk/books/433955/origins-by-lewis-dartnell/9781784705435www.penguin.co.uk/books/442759/being-human-by-dartnell-lewis/9781847926708www.creativeprocess.info www.oneplanetpodcast.org IG www.instagram.com/creativeprocesspodcastPhoto credit: Shortlist/Paul Stuart

How have our psychology and cognitive biases altered the course of human history? What would you do if you had to rebuild our world from scratch?Lewis Dartnell is an author, researcher, and holds the Professorship in Science Communication at the University of Westminster. He researches astrobiology and the search for microbial life on Mars. He also works as a scientific consultant for the media and has appeared in numerous TV documentaries and radio shows. Dr. Dartnell has won several awards for his science writing and outreach work. He has published five books, including The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch; Origins: How the Earth Made Us; and Being Human: How Our Biology Shaped World History. "AI is neither inherently good nor inherently bad. It promises both enormous potential and capability from helping with medical diagnosis and catching cancer early or removing a lot of tedium and repetitive nature of many jobs. It can make a lot of great contributions. It's how we control that technology by making active decisions that can be the pathway to the future. There's been a lot of doomsday talk about artificial general intelligence and the Terminator-type outcome, and it's certainly not impossible, but I don't personally believe that is a probable outcome from where we are now.I think one of the things that AI is very good at is churning through and processing vast amounts of data, assuming that you've got your machine learning system set up correctly and trained properly and you're using it in the way that it was intended to be used. Machine learning and AI techniques are incredibly powerful in pulling out the important information in a sea of data, but to convert that information into new understanding, that is the role of humans in that process. And it will remain the role of humans in understanding what is important and how to implement that information once you've fished out this sea of data."http://www.lewisdartnell.comhttp://lewisdartnell.com/en-gb/2013/11/the-knowledge-how-to-rebuild-our-world-from-scratchwww.penguin.co.uk/books/433955/origins-by-lewis-dartnell/9781784705435www.penguin.co.uk/books/442759/being-human-by-dartnell-lewis/9781847926708www.creativeprocess.info www.oneplanetpodcast.org IG www.instagram.com/creativeprocesspodcastPhoto credit: Shortlist/Paul Stuart

"AI is neither inherently good nor inherently bad. It promises both enormous potential and capability from helping with medical diagnosis and catching cancer early or removing a lot of tedium and repetitive nature of many jobs. It can make a lot of great contributions. It's how we control that technology by making active decisions that can be the pathway to the future. There's been a lot of doomsday talk about artificial general intelligence and the Terminator-type outcome, and it's certainly not impossible, but I don't personally believe that is a probable outcome from where we are now.I think one of the things that AI is very good at is churning through and processing vast amounts of data, assuming that you've got your machine learning system set up correctly and trained properly and you're using it in the way that it was intended to be used. Machine learning and AI techniques are incredibly powerful in pulling out the important information in a sea of data, but to convert that information into new understanding, that is the role of humans in that process. And it will remain the role of humans in understanding what is important and how to implement that information once you've fished out this sea of data."How have our psychology and cognitive biases altered the course of human history? What would you do if you had to rebuild our world from scratch?Lewis Dartnell is an author, researcher, and holds the Professorship in Science Communication at the University of Westminster. He researches astrobiology and the search for microbial life on Mars. He also works as a scientific consultant for the media and has appeared in numerous TV documentaries and radio shows. Dr. Dartnell has won several awards for his science writing and outreach work. He has published five books, including The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch; Origins: How the Earth Made Us; and Being Human: How Our Biology Shaped World History. http://www.lewisdartnell.comhttp://lewisdartnell.com/en-gb/2013/11/the-knowledge-how-to-rebuild-our-world-from-scratchwww.penguin.co.uk/books/433955/origins-by-lewis-dartnell/9781784705435www.penguin.co.uk/books/442759/being-human-by-dartnell-lewis/9781847926708www.creativeprocess.info www.oneplanetpodcast.org IG www.instagram.com/creativeprocesspodcastPhoto credit: Shortlist/Paul Stuart

In this continuation of “Men and their emotions with Mr. Mocha and Lupe Mr. Mocha and Mr. Minx discuss how men can navigate their emotions in the Ethical Non-Monogamous Lifestyle They discuss the “Active Seeking of the Knowledge” How do you deal with the feelings of watching your wife play or interact with another male. How do men manage their emotions when seeing their partner being pleased by other men in a way that you haven't or when the play is even better then yours. How to develop Emotional intelligence for men in the Lifestyle And How to build a strong foundation with your S/O in the lifestyle --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ofacez/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ofacez/support

Welcome to this episode of Orange Hatter, where we dive deep into a conversation with Ella, a college student with a unique perspective on Bitcoin, blockchain, and how it's shaping the outlook of Gen Z.Key Takeaways:Discovering Bitcoin: Ella's introduction to Bitcoin during her high school years and her exploration of blockchain technologies through courses and online resources.Ella's Investment Choices: The transition from initially buying Ethereum and Cardano to becoming a staunch Bitcoin advocate.The Power of Knowledge: How attending the Oslo Freedom Forum and understanding global challenges changed Ella's views.Bitcoin and Personal Growth: Ella discusses the non-monetary benefits of Bitcoin, emphasizing the transformation of self and heightened self-awareness it brought her.Gen Z's Digital Dilemma: Ella's insights into the challenges and changes she sees in her generation's relationship with social media and digital platforms.Quote of the Episode: "... it was never really price for me. It was just learning about Bitcoin... seeing the values that Bitcoin is aligned with, what it does for humanity... the effects of sound money, how it's changing our time preferences, and we can talk about that more also, but it was the human aspect..." - EllaResources: The Oslo Freedom Forum: https://oslofreedomforum.comHave thoughts or feedback on the episode? Email us at tali@orangehatter.com. Don't forget to tune in tomorrow for the continuation of our enlightening chat!Mentioned in this episode:Aleia Free Market Kids Sponsorship FULLGet your HODL UP ("The best bitcoin game ever!") at www.freemarketkids.com.

Lewis Dartnell is an astrobiology researcher and professor at the University of Westminster, and also an Honorary Research Associate at University College London (UCL). He is the author of the bestselling books The Knowledge: How to Rebuild Our World from Scratch and Origins: How the Earth Shaped Human History, which has been translated into 26 languages. He writes for the Guardian, The Times and New Scientist. Copies of The Knowledge exist on the surface of the Moon, and in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault. His new book, Being Human, is a unique reframing of human history as shaped by our physical abilities and limitations.

Having a background in planetary science gives our guest an interesting perspective on the world. In his work, Lewis can tie together things like the existence of humanity, and how the human experience has been impacted or even made possible by things like the movement of the tectonic plates and the great oxidation event.Lewis Dartnell is a research scientist, and author based in London, UK. His books include “The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch,” and “Origins: How the Earth Made Us.”He is currently a Professor of Science Communication at the University of Westminster, after having spent some time at the UK Space Agency.Lewis sits down with Greg to talk about building seed banks and prepping for the future, the scientific method, what a manual for civilization might look like, and how to change people's perspectives on the overwhelming weight of history of our species.Episode Quotes:On terraforming Mars43:07: So when people talk about terraforming Mars or making the Martian environment much more like the earth is today. We're not really talking about creating something new, but we're basically talking about turning back the hands of time, turning back Martian history to its primordial state when it did have a much more habitable environment.Our planet's problem is the one we created48:25: The problem we're finding with our planet's environments and global climate is a problem that we created as an unintended consequence of the solution we found to a previous global problem, which was energy scarcity.Africa as a place of greatest genetic diversity34:08: The vast majority of human evolution, human history has been in Africa. And that is where we find the greatest genetic diversity across the entire species is still in our home stomping grounds in the African continent. And there's actually very, very little genetic diversity across people living everywhere else in the world.Show Links:Recommended Resources:The-knowledge.orgConnecticut Yankee goes to king Arthur's court book by Mark TwainThe Leftovers by Tom PerottaJoseph TainterunSILOed: In Defense of Genetic Engineering feat. Beth Shapiro Guest Profile:Faculty Profile at University of WestminsterLewis Dartnell's WebsiteLewis Dartnell on LinkedInLewis Dartnell on TwitterLewis Dartnell on FacebookLewis Dartnell on TEDTalkLewis Dartnell on Talks at Google | Origins Lewis Dartnell on Talks at Google | The KnowledgeHis Work:Article on AeonOrigins: How the Earth Made UsThe Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from ScratchMy Tourist Guide to the Solar SystemLife in the Universe: A Beginner's Guide (Beginner's Guides series- Astrobiology

In this week's episode, Jo and Jade will be discussing the following: - What have our hosts been up to? - Some great recommendations from our team that you MUST check out -  Interest Rates rise again -  More on the building industry's legal scaffold -  Goulburn girl, Ellen Ryan, brings home the GOLD! -  F45 is going to sh*t! - The Naughty Corner -Deutsche Bank Scandal - The Table of Knowledge - How do you know if the price is right? Get Our August Magazine HERE Links  (if links are not clickable please visit moneyhoneymedia.com.au ) - RBA raises interest ratesReady, Set, Lodge!Goulburn's own Gold MedalistEmails reveal how Macquarie became entangled in $80 Billion ScandalRobbery of the CenturySmall Business BenchmarksOur Episode on TPAR Check out our Xero Training here and use code - tradie2022 to get 25% off.Follow, share and support our podcast so we can get in the ears and help as many small family businesses around!Until next week,Jo & Jade - Co-HostsJoel - ProducerLauren - Marketing/Sustainability Guru 

"We're leaving these 16 contestants on an island with nothing but what they can scavenge from an abandoned factory and apartment block. Over the next 365 days, they'll try to rebuild as much of civilisation as they can - from glass, to lenses, to microscopes. This is: The Knowledge!" If you were a contestant on such a TV show, you'd love to have a guide to how basic things you currently take for granted are done - how to grow potatoes, fire bricks, turn wood to charcoal, find acids and alkalis, and so on. Today's guest Lewis Dartnell has gone as far compiling this information as anyone has with his bestselling book The Knowledge: How to Rebuild Civilization in the Aftermath of a Cataclysm. Links to learn more, summary and full transcript. But in the aftermath of a nuclear war or incredibly deadly pandemic that kills most people, many of the ways we do things today will be impossible - and even some of the things people did in the past, like collect coal from the surface of the Earth, will be impossible the second time around. As Lewis points out, there's "no point telling this band of survivors how to make something ultra-efficient or ultra-useful or ultra-capable if it's just too damned complicated to build in the first place. You have to start small and then level up, pull yourself up by your own bootstraps." So it might sound good to tell people to build solar panels - they're a wonderful way of generating electricity. But the photovoltaic cells we use today need pure silicon, and nanoscale manufacturing - essentially the same technology as microchips used in a computer - so actually making solar panels would be incredibly difficult. Instead, you'd want to tell our group of budding engineers to use more appropriate technologies like solar concentrators that use nothing more than mirrors - which turn out to be relatively easy to make. A disaster that unravels the complex way we produce goods in the modern world is all too possible. Which raises the question: why not set dozens of people to plan out exactly what any survivors really ought to do if they need to support themselves and rebuild civilisation? Such a guide could then be translated and distributed all around the world. The goal would be to provide the best information to speed up each of the many steps that would take survivors from rubbing sticks together in the wilderness to adjusting a thermostat in their comfy apartments. This is clearly not a trivial task. Lewis's own book (at 300 pages) only scratched the surface of the most important knowledge humanity has accumulated, relegating all of mathematics to a single footnote. And the ideal guide would offer pretty different advice depending on the scenario. Are survivors dealing with a radioactive ice age following a nuclear war? Or is it an eerily intact but near-empty post-pandemic world with mountains of goods to scavenge from the husks of cities? As a brand-new parent, Lewis couldn't do one of our classic three- or four-hour episodes - so this is an unusually snappy one-hour interview, where Rob and Lewis are joined by Luisa Rodriguez to continue the conversation from her episode of the show last year. They cover: * The biggest impediments to bouncing back * The reality of humans trying to actually do this * The most valuable pro-

Yamilca was born in Venezuela and got to live in the US at a young age for 6 years before moving back to Venezuela. She went to college in the US and got to work in one of the biggest brand building companies in the world. She left corporate and started her own methodology on attracting your Superfan using psychology. She loves having a business helping people become famous for what they do and delighting their Superfan with unforgettable experiences. “Golden nuggets of Knowledge”: How to magnetically attract their Superfan Challenge: Use your superpowers in everyday life. Find out more: Www.archetypemethod.com. @archetypemethod Contact: Info@yamilca.com Yes! I have an ebook with all the goodies on how to create unforgettable experiences for their Superfan so they can retain , get referrals and reviews from their Superfan. Receive through email. The Circle of Knowledge podcast is brought to you by Champion Circle Networking Association, helping entrepreneurs and professionals achieve their goals by sharing a wealth of knowledge with you, our community of high performers. This podcast features best-selling authors, speakers, mentors, top industry resources, interviews, and professional discussions by Global Speaker & Mastermind Leader, Jon Kovach Jr. To learn more, visit www.MyChampionCircle.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/circle-of-knowledge/message

In this week's episode - our very first one - Jo and Jade will be discussing the following: - Our Sponsor of the Month! - Who this podcast is for (hint above - not just for TradieWAGS) - Introduction to our BOOKCLUB and our first book - Updates to the world of Tax & Accounting - The Table of Knowledge - How to Account for Gifts & Parties, you can read more at this link https://www.tradiewags.com.au/wagtips/2022/1/7/gifts-parties-and-tax  - Introduction to Sustainable Business with our guru Lauren Baldock - The TradieWAGS Playlist - with the first lot of songs added live on the episode you can find the playlist here  - https://spoti.fi/3zTDiQyPlease check out Found Concrete using this referral link for $250 towards your purchase https://foundconcrete.com.au/refer/tradiewivesl1We are running a Webinar on the 20th January on Selling Your Value,  you can find out more at this link https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8116351367118/WN_otfW2b4JSrS2KumCimksIg Other interesting links -Closing Accounting Periods https://www.tradiewags.com.au/wagtips/2020/1/11/3g1qllmwtfnn1zieyohk5dqyn381fcThe Christmas Partyhttps://www.tradiewags.com.au/wagtips/2019/12/3/the-christmas-partyFollow, share and support our podcast so we can get in the ears and help as many small family businesses around!  Until next week,  Jo & Jade - Co-Hosts Joel - Producer Lauren - Marketing/Sustainability Guru 

Dr. Christina Riesselman (on Thirst for Knowledge: How warm is too warm for Antarctica?) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Dr. Christina Riesselman (on Thirst for Knowledge: How warm is too warm for Antarctica?) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

This deep dive follows my sermon "The Problem with False Prophets" from Jeremiah 23:9-40. Topics: - Words of Wisdom vs Words of Knowledge - How to speak prophetically accurately - Why we should listen more than we speak - Divisions over Doctrine - What about signs & wonders?

Lewis Dartnell is an author, presenter and Professor of Science Communication at the University of Westminster. He is best known to the public as a popular science writer, especially for The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch. In this episode of the Different Conversations Podcast, Brad talks to Lewis about the recent moves NASA has made in space exploration. They also discuss how the Perseverance Rover landing on Mars has been an impressive and exciting step towards understanding more about the Red Planet. During the conversation, they also talk about: • NASA's Mars Exploration Programme and the challenges currently being faced. • What will the findings of NASA's Mars Rover mean for us? • The techniques scientists will use to explore the surface of Mars. You can find out more about Lewis Dartnell's book Origins - How The Earth Shaped Human History here: http://lewisdartnell.com/en-gb/2019/01/origins-earth-made-us/ You can follow Lewis Dartnell on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/lewis_dartnell Learn more about Lewis Dartnell: https://www.westminster.ac.uk/about-us/our-people/directory/dartnell-lewis Subscribe to our YouTube channel and get regular updates on new episodes. You can also follow Different Conversations on Twitter to keep in touch: https://twitter.com/different_cast​ About Different Conversations Podcast: Dr Brad Elliott, a senior lecturer in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Westminster, brings together a cross-section of Westminster colleagues to engage in some interesting, unusual and unexpected discussions for his bi-weekly podcast Different Conversation

Episode Summary: In this episode, Anna Marie interviews Vikram Deol, who is a Conscious Business Coach and Real Estate agent. Deol talks about how the coaching mentality works and how a Perspective given to you from the right person can lead you to great things. Regarded as a thought leader and thought provoker, he asks questions that force you to think and grow outside of your comfort zone. About the guest: Vikram Deol is a Conscious Business Coach, Real Estate Agent, Entrepreneur, and Mentor. He also is passionate about helping others scale and reproduce themselves. Outside of business, you’ll find Vikram enjoying the outdoors or testing the latest biohacking device. Deol is the CEO of Osteostrong Bakersfield, a business that operates in the wellness space. He recently discovered he enjoys jumping out of planes and cycling. His passions lie in longevity and wellness and helping others excel in all areas of their life even though he believes its life's lessons that have taught him more than anything. Anna Marie and Vikram Deol get to share their firsthand experience with coaching, listen in on how coaching can open your mind to so much more. What this episode covers: Why is coaching so important? Getting coached as an adult How you can grow your circle Getting Access to Knowledge How to learn from people who pursue their Interests? Knowing different coaches Interview and pick your teachers Learn from the good and let go of the bad Quotes from the episode “Once I started getting coached all this pressure started lifting off of me.” “When you expose yourself to these people it’s the knowledge that you gain from their experience.” Links/ Resources Mentioned Where you can find Osteostrong:  https://osteostrong.me/ More information about Vikram Deol: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vikramdeol/ Get Anna Marie’s Book(s) Here: “Stop Bullying Yourself,” “Becoming you,” or “Beat your Inner Bully in 14-Days.” http://www.happywholeyou.com/books Get a Brain Health Coach or Life Coach: http://www.happywholeyou.com/coaching Signup for the Happy Whole You Newsletter: http://www.happywholeyou.com/explore Stay connected with Anna Marie Frank: Instagram / Facebook Vikram Deol: Instagram / Facebook Get in touch: (661)-337-0216 Info@happywholeyou.com

How to spend this life in a best possible way? What choices do I have? How to live from Knowledge? How to find a Guru via the advanced method of connecting to the Gurufield? What remains when there is no seeking left, how is life like? We answer these interesting questions today.

Lewis Dartnell is an author, presenter and Professor of Science Communication at the University of Westminster. He's well known for his work, The Knowledge: How to Rebuild our World from Scratch. Lewis has written science articles for popular magazines like New Scientist and written books such as Life in the Universe and has contributed an essay on extra-terrestrial life edited by Jim Al-Khalili to critical acclaim. His new book, Origins: How the Earth Made Us, looks at the human story from the perspective of the planetary forces that shaped our biology and history. Lewis speaks to Emirates ICE ahead of Emirates LitFest in 2019.

This week I'm sharing with you the ways that we can as human beings build our identity. These are the ways that are NOT serving us. Most do it this way and this is excatly why we have some many in the world who are feeling hopeless, helpless, depressed, anxious, stressed, condemned, confused and the list goes on and on. I built my life on these ways at one point and time in my life so I can understand. But by Gods grace I have found a better way and I want to share it with you. Today I talk about how we can not only build our identity on the "what" and the "hows" of life that was mentioned in Episode 30. In this episode, Im offering other alternatives to how we can define ourselves. Don't be afraid to face yourself in this way. What is the function of grace if you never display that you actually need it. Are you building on: *Skills and Abilities? *Physical looks? *Ability to articulate? *Knowledge? *How you feel?  Sit down and ask how you maybe building your life on these ever changing circumstances and seasons. Ask God to help you get to the root of what you really need and ask him to give you the acceptance, approval or confirmatoin you maybe seeking that can only be found within yourself by his grace. Join me for Food For Though Friday where I go LIVE on Facebook to encourage you with whatever I believe will from the context of my own life. Facebook link:https://www.facebook.com/ChristianLifeCoaching Also check out Soul Food Sunday where my husband Scott talks to you guys about what he is leading us in as a church. YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyoExE3Q0zTgZau2ZYon0PA Check out Daily Merch! https://teespring.com/stores/daily-merch-4 Podcast on Anchor. You can choose any platform podcast are found! https://anchor.fm/ashley-campbell29 Check out the Blessed Camp Merch! You will LOVE it! Use this link to get a 15% Discount simply because you are apart of the Daily Encouragement Fam! www.blessedcamp.com/discount/ashley --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ashley-campbell29/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ashley-campbell29/support

In this episode Patrice Washington (on Instagram @seekwisdompcw) gives us the RUNDOWN on:  Redefining WEALTH in today's culture  The difference between Wisdom vs Knowledge How we can leave BLAME behind & how NOTHING is permanent Patrice Washington is an award-winning author, transformational speaker, hope-restoring coach, and media personality. Patrice got her start as your favorite personal finance expert, “America’s Money Maven”, having tremendous success with her “mindset approach” to personal finance. She has since expanded her brand and mission, encouraging women to chase purpose, not money. Patrice is committed to redefining the term “wealth”, using its original meaning, “well-being”. She encourages women to have “wealth” in all aspects of their lives by pursuing their purpose, being fulfilled, and earning more without ever chasing money. Through her teachings, Patrice empowers women to look at life through the lens of abundance and opportunity, instead of lack and scarcity.  I so deeply admire & respect how Patrice is showing up in the world & the content and WISDOM that she shares with her community.  Patrice is committed to redefining what wealth really means to our generation and her entire story is a roller-coaster of ups & downs. In this episode we dig into why WISDOM is so important to seek over knowledge, how to redefine wealth & what it means, and some of the pillars for us to have this complete happy life we are excited about. She is all about mindset AND taking action, which I just KNOW you will all vibe with. Can’t wait to hear what you think girl! “Chase PURPOSE not MONEY.”   PUMP-UP JAM: All of My Life by Erica Campbell Quotes: “The difference is, knowledge is just getting information but wisdom is knowing how to apply the information that you have.” “A part of seeking wisdom is getting wise counsel, and is being vulnerable enough to say I don’t know what I don’t know.” “Encouragers need encouraging. Sometimes people who are very encouraging are the ones who get left off the list.” “The frustration comes from wanting to know exactly how it’s gonna go and then that prevents you from taking the next best step.” “Clutter is the physical manifestation of chaos in your mind.” “A lot of the times the things that we’re fearful of are not even real, they are stories that we made up.”   Resources: www.patricewashington.com Connect with Patrice on Instagram: @seekwisdompcw Get yourself a Mini Trampoline If we aren't connected yet be sure to come hang with me on Instagram @kaciafitzgerald and @empowerHERpodcast or online at www.kaciafitzgerald.com Topic or speaker suggestions? Shoot us an email: hello@kaciafitzgerald.com  

Lewis Dartnell is a Professor of Science Communication at the University of Westminster. He has won several awards for his science writing, and contributes to the Guardian, the Times and the New Scientist. He has also written for television and appeared on BBC Horizon, Sky News, Wonders of the Universe, Stargazing Live, and the Sky At Night. His previous books include the bestseller The Knowledge: How to Rebuild Our World From Scratch and his latest book is Origins: How The Earth Made Us. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Deconstructing Tom’s editing filter, briefly Brother X, Star Wars and LOTR news, questionable parenting trends of the modern age and debating the value of death. Plus, Two Bit Geeks t-shirts are here! Discuss the podcast on Reddit. Support the podcast on Patreon. Ode to the Cutting Room Floor [00:22] The Curse of Knowledge How to remember your dreams Bits & Pieces [09:40] Dare to be Stupid, Weird Al’s sublime pastiche A green light for a new Star Wars trilogy (no spoilers, Brother X) Bezos pays a boatload for the Lord of the Rings TV rights Where have all the children gone? [23:51] Helicopter parenting and the vanishing neighborhood The digital allure of indoors and the decline of play The many layers of free-range, boredom and the calibration of letting go To die or not to die: that is the question [49:05] Why Die? by RIP Grey Why Age? by Kurzgesagt Senescence discussion on Hello Internet Bonus Round: Two Bit Geeks t-shirts are here! Music by Lee Rosevere (CC by 4.0)

Listen Here: Charles Reichblum, aka “Dr. Knowledge,” author of the new book The All-Time Book of Fascinating Facts. Charles produces the daily “Dr. Knowledge” feature nationwide on CBS Radio Network and has authored eleven books. Fascinating Facts with Dr. Knowledge How did you get to know so many things? How can people use this type […] The post Podcast: Fascinating Facts with Dr. Knowledge appeared first on JenningsWire.

The world seems fascinated with the possibility of an apocalypse. Zombies, mutant viruses, a giant meteorite impact, alien invasions…the point is the same. If everything fell apart, how would we cope and would we survive. Lewis Dartnell’s book begins from the premise that we would. Human beings have always shown tremendous resourcefulness and ingenuity. His question is after the dust has settled how do we rebuild our civilization as quickly as possible? In his book The Knowledge: How to Rebuild Our World From Scratch, Dartnell shows us much more than how to rebuild our civilization; he shows us how we built it in the first place. Part history of technology and part tribute to human ingenuity, The Knowledge is highly enjoyable way to learn things that are vital but which in anybody else’s hands wouldn’t be nearly as much fun. There’s loads more available on the book’s website: http://the-knowledge.org You can also get the book directly from: http://georiot.co/Hardback or by going to Amazon. His personal website is www.lewisdartnell.com and his twitter handle is @lewis_dartnell.

Lewis Dartnell is regarded as one of the brightest young scientists of his generation. His book THE KNOWLEDGE: How to Rebuild Our World From Scratch, is a brilliantly original guide to the fundamentals of science and how it built our modern world as well as a thought experiment about the very idea of scientific knowledge itself. In this exclusive interview, he reveals what humankind might do differently if it had to start over.

What goes up must come down. But it's human nature to want to put things back together again. It can even be a matter of survival in the wake of some natural or manmade disasters. First, a portrait of disaster: the eruption of Tambora in 1815 is the biggest volcanic explosion in 5,000 years. It changed the course of history, although few people have heard of it. Then, stories of reconstruction: assembling, disassembling, moving and reassembling one of the nation's largest T. Rex skeletons, and what we learn about dinos in the process. Also, the reanimation of Gorongosa National Park in Africa, after years of civil war destroyed nearly all the wildlife. And a handbook for rebuilding civilization itself from scratch. Guests: Gillen D'Arcy Wood – Professor of English, University of Illinois, author of Tambora: The Eruption That Changed the World Patrick Leiggi – Museum of the Rockies, Bozeman, Montana Matt Carrano – Curator of dinosauria, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution Greg Carr – Entrepreneur and philanthropist, president of Gorongosa National Park, in Mozambique Lewis Dartnell – Astrobiologist, University of Leicester, author of The Knowledge: How to Rebuild Our World from Scratch Descripción en español Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What goes up must come down. But it’s human nature to want to put things back together again. It can even be a matter of survival in the wake of some natural or manmade disasters. First, a portrait of disaster: the eruption of Tambora in 1815 is the biggest volcanic explosion in 5,000 years. It changed the course of history, although few people have heard of it. Then, stories of reconstruction: assembling, disassembling, moving and reassembling one of the nation’s largest T. Rex skeletons, and what we learn about dinos in the process. Also, the reanimation of Gorongosa National Park in Africa, after years of civil war destroyed nearly all the wildlife. And a handbook for rebuilding civilization itself from scratch. Guests: Gillen D’Arcy Wood – Professor of English, University of Illinois, author of Tambora: The Eruption That Changed the World Patrick Leiggi – Museum of the Rockies, Bozeman, Montana Matt Carrano – Curator of dinosauria, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution Greg Carr – Entrepreneur and philanthropist, president of Gorongosa National Park, in Mozambique Lewis Dartnell – Astrobiologist, University of Leicester, author of The Knowledge: How to Rebuild Our World from Scratch Descripción en español

Being creative in advertising is a must, no matter if you are doing online marketing or billboards. One of the things that I think is absolutely crucial is creativity. Creativity is what gets you noticed. It’s what gets your product noticed, and in turn, gets sales. Well that all depends on if people take your creativity [...]Click here to play