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The NROI crew is joined by Adam Maxwell, Kevin Harrington, Lan Nguyen, and Mike Whitesides who recently ramrodded the Dissident Arms Action Shotgun match. This match served as the first shotgun qualifier match for those looking to attend IPSC Shotgun World Shoot.Note: Transcriptions done by AI or other means may not be entirely accurate. This podcast, and any transcription thereof, does not constitute an official NROI ruling. Questions should be sent to rules@uspsa.org.

Join Daniela Alaniz, assistant director of MBA admissions, as she chats with Tess Eustace and Lan Nguyen, members of Simon's MBA Class of 2026, about their experience at the Forté Women's Leadership Conference they attended before beginning classes at Simon. They reflect on their expectations heading into the conference, key insights gained, how the Benet Career Center prepped them before the conference, relationship building, and more! Learn more about Simon's Full-Time MBA program. View transcript.

In this episode I get to know the exceptionally talented makeup artist Lan Nguyen-Grealis aka Lans London.Lan is a world renownded artist and is the woman behind many of the most famous faces around including Raye and Paloma Faith.During the episode we chat about Lan's incredible journey and how this self taught artist went from doing makeovers for women who were having professional photos taken to becoming one of the most coveted makeup artists in the world.

Nach seinem Rekordhoch stagniert der Goldpreis am Anfang des Jahres 2024. Wie wird er sich in den kommenden Monaten entwickeln – und welche Faktoren beeinflussen ihn derzeit am stärksten? Thu Lan Nguyen, Leiterin der Rohstoffanalyse bei der Commerzbank, schaut sich in dieser Folge unter anderem die vom World Gold Council veröffentlichten Zahlen einmal genauer an.

Welcome to an interview with a Professor of Integrated Marketing Communications, at Northwestern University, Lan Nguyen Chaplin. In this episode, we focused on how to disrupt a system that was built to hold you back. We also touched on to move past an embarrassing moment at work. Lan Nguyen Chaplin, Ph.D. is Professor of Integrated Marketing Communications, at Northwestern University, Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications. She is also a member of the Core Faculty, Golub Capital Social Impact Lab at Kellogg School of Management. She received her Ph.D. in marketing from the University of Minnesota (Carlson School of Management), and her B.A. in neuroscience with a concentration in behavioral medicine from the University of Pennsylvania. She was named one of the Top 50 Undergraduate Business Professors in the world by Poets & Quants (November 2018) and set a new record for top undergraduate professor nominations in the process. She has taught at the University of Illinois at Chicago, Villanova School of Business, University of Arizona, Eller College of Management, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign where she was also the Head Coach of the Illinois Women's Lacrosse Club team, and the University of Minnesota, Carlson School of Management. Professor Nguyen Chaplin conducts research in the areas of children's consumer behavior and branding. She publishes in outlets including, Science, Harvard Business Review, Journal of Consumer Research, Psychological Science, Journal of Consumer Psychology, Child Development, Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, and Journal of Public Policy & Marketing. Her research has been covered by TIME, Forbes, National Geographic, The New York Times, Fortune, Esquire Magazine, MSN, NBC Boston, ABC news radio, CBS news, Washington Times, Yahoo! Finance, Yahoo! Parenting, Scientific American, Smithsonian Magazine, New York Magazine, Popular Science, Psychology Today, and Glamour. Her article with Marsha Richins titled “Material Parenting: How the Use of Goods in Parenting Fosters Materialism in the Next Generation,” won Best Paper published in the Journal of Consumer Research (Financial Times top 50 business journals), in 2018 and was one of the most highly cited JCR articles in 2016. Her work on the development of materialism in children won one of the most prestigious awards in the marketing discipline—the ACR-Sheth award for public purpose research. She and her collaborators have presented their research throughout the USA and around the globe (Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, England, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, and Singapore). She serves on the Editorial Review Board of the Journal of Consumer Research, Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, Journal of Consumer Affairs, and Journal of Positive Psychology. Professor Nguyen Chaplin teaches at the Ph.D., MBA, and undergraduate levels and has received numerous teaching accolades. Visit Lan's website: https://lanchaplin.com/ Here are some free gifts for you: Overall Approach Used in Well-Managed Strategy Studies free download: www.firmsconsulting.com/OverallApproach McKinsey & BCG winning resume free download: www.firmsconsulting.com/resumepdf Enjoying this episode? Get access to sample advanced training episodes here: www.firmsconsulting.com/promo

Welcome to Strategy Skills episode 398, an interview with a Professor of Integrated Marketing Communications, at Northwestern University, Lan Nguyen Chaplin. In this episode, we focused on how to disrupt a system that was built to hold you back. We also touched on to move past an embarrassing moment at work. Lan Nguyen Chaplin, Ph.D. is Professor of Integrated Marketing Communications, at Northwestern University, Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications. She is also a member of the Core Faculty, Golub Capital Social Impact Lab at Kellogg School of Management. She received her Ph.D. in marketing from the University of Minnesota (Carlson School of Management), and her B.A. in neuroscience with a concentration in behavioral medicine from the University of Pennsylvania. She was named one of the Top 50 Undergraduate Business Professors in the world by Poets & Quants (November 2018) and set a new record for top undergraduate professor nominations in the process. She has taught at the University of Illinois at Chicago, Villanova School of Business, University of Arizona, Eller College of Management, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign where she was also the Head Coach of the Illinois Women's Lacrosse Club team, and the University of Minnesota, Carlson School of Management. Professor Nguyen Chaplin conducts research in the areas of children's consumer behavior and branding. She publishes in outlets including, Science, Harvard Business Review, Journal of Consumer Research, Psychological Science, Journal of Consumer Psychology, Child Development, Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, and Journal of Public Policy & Marketing. Her research has been covered by TIME, Forbes, National Geographic, The New York Times, Fortune, Esquire Magazine, MSN, NBC Boston, ABC news radio, CBS news, Washington Times, Yahoo! Finance, Yahoo! Parenting, Scientific American, Smithsonian Magazine, New York Magazine, Popular Science, Psychology Today, and Glamour. Her article with Marsha Richins titled “Material Parenting: How the Use of Goods in Parenting Fosters Materialism in the Next Generation,” won Best Paper published in the Journal of Consumer Research (Financial Times top 50 business journals), in 2018 and was one of the most highly cited JCR articles in 2016. Her work on the development of materialism in children won one of the most prestigious awards in the marketing discipline—the ACR-Sheth award for public purpose research. She and her collaborators have presented their research throughout the USA and around the globe (Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, England, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, and Singapore). She serves on the Editorial Review Board of the Journal of Consumer Research, Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, Journal of Consumer Affairs, and Journal of Positive Psychology. Professor Nguyen Chaplin teaches at the Ph.D., MBA, and undergraduate levels and has received numerous teaching accolades. Visit Lan's website: https://lanchaplin.com/ Here are some free gifts for you: Overall Approach Used in Well-Managed Strategy Studies free download: www.firmsconsulting.com/OverallApproach McKinsey & BCG winning resume free download: www.firmsconsulting.com/resumepdf Enjoying this episode? Get access to sample advanced training episodes here: www.firmsconsulting.com/promo

Cet épisode est un court extrait du témoignage inspirant 114 : La reconversion d'Y-Lan Nguyen : A l'approche des 40 ans : De chef de projet informatique au Lettering Pour découvrir tous les liens pour la suivre, rdv sur pourquoipasmoi.co :http://pourquoipasmoi.co

Découvrez dans ce témoignage inspirant métamorphose & reconversion d'une femme qui a su écouter sa petite voix : Y-Lan Nguyen. Y-Lan a toujours été créative, mais la raison et son entourage la poussent à faire une école de commerce. Elle devient chef de projet informatique mais s'ennuie très vite. Alors qu'elle devient maman et que la quarantaine approche, elle décide de prendre un an pour réfléchir à ce qu'elle veut vraiment faire. Dans cette phase de métamorphose, elle explore d'abord la photographie avant de tomber amoureuse du Lettering. Aujourd'hui, en pleine reconversion, elle a changé de vie : elle a quitté Paris et créé son propre entreprise. Je ne vous en dis pas plus, je vous souhaite la bienvenue dans l'univers d'Y-Lan Nguyen. Pour découvrir tous les liens pour suivre Y-Lan Nguyen et découvrir le Lettering, rdv sur pourquoipasmoi.co :http://pourquoipasmoi.co

In this episode of Seeing Clearly, Emaan Chaudry and Danielle Solish talk to Dr. Anne Xuan-Lan Nguyen, Dr. Ojas Srivastava and Dr Anastasiya Vinokurtseva, three PGY-1 ophthalmology residents.  Dr. Nguyen completed her Doctor of Medicine at McGill University in 2023. She has a passion for grassroot community service, research, and medical education. She is currently an ophthalmology resident at the University of Toronto. Outside of medicine, Dr. Nguyen enjoys playing ultimate frisbee, flag football, hockey, as well as discovering new restaurants. Dr. Srivastava initially grew up in the GTA and then moved out west to Alberta in Grade 6. Since then, he received his MD a few months ago in 2023 and is now starting first year residency in Ophthalmology at the University of Alberta. He has a passion for mentorship and hopes to get involved with medical education/teaching throughout residency. Outside of work, Dr. Srivastava enjoys staying active, traveling, spending time with friends and family, and can never say no to a game of spikeball. Dr. Vinokurtseva completed both her Bachelor of Medical Sciences (Honours) and Doctor of Medicine at Western University. She completed Glaucoma and Advanced Anterior Segment Surgery research fellowship at Prism Eye Institute & University of Toronto with Dr. Ike Ahmed, prior to returning to Western University for Ophthalmology residency. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, DIY projects, working out, gardening, cooking and traveling. In this episode, we discuss: Each resident's unique journey to ophthalmology. Dr. Vinokurtseva's experience completing a research fellowship.  Dr. Nguyen's experience matching to a school that is not her home school.  Dr. Srivastava's experience parallel planning during the matching process.  Their advice for learners.  Check out our website: www.eyecurriculum.com  Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/EyeCurriculum  Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/EyeCurriculum 

For this episode of the How To Cut It podcast we are exploring the captivating world of curiosity, creativity, and collaboration with leading makeup artist designer, Lan Nguyen-Grealis. Lan is a celebrity, beauty fashion, and multi-award-winning makeup designer. She is the author of "Art & Makeup" and "ProMakeup Design Books" and has made appearances as a guest judge on the successful BBC Series of Glow Up. Lan regularly collaborates on many shows at London Fashion Week, leading a team of exceptional makeup assistants whom she dedicates her time to mentor. Lan's journey is one of self-teaching, trial and error, and valuable experience. She understands the challenges of not having access to assisting early on, which led her to start her own education platform to find and mentor her own team of talented assistants. Today we get Lan's insights and experiences that offer valuable lessons in why we need to expand our creative horizons. From her fearless attitude driven by curiosity to her artistic approach to makeup, Lan's journey holds inspiration and knowledge that can elevate your craft. But that's not all. In this episode, we also discuss the impact of social media on mental health, protecting your artistic identity from impersonators, and the importance of collaboration and giving credit to fellow artists. We are also going to discover how collaboration between hairdressers and makeup artists can take creative projects such as photo shoots and shows to new heights. So listen today to Lan's incredible wisdom, experiences, and creative flair. Press play!     A podcast produced by HOWTOCUT IT Media Network  Thanks for Listening Leave a note in the comment section below. Ask a question by emailing me HERE Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow on Spotify. Subscribe by Email. Thank you to Lan Nguyen-Grealis for joining me on todays podcast. Until next time Howtocutter's, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way… Goodbye!

Welcome back to the Talking Lead AK KORNER presented by Century Arms! Joining Lefty this episode to talk about gas operated short stroke shotguns is Mike Whitesides and Lan Nguyen with Dissident Arms and Andrew with Century Arms. The first known AK style shotgun to be made was the Saiga-12 (based off the AK-47/AKM). Production … Talking Lead 460 – AK KORNER S4 Ep11 – AK SHOTGUNS Read More »

https://chtbl.com/track/118312/traffic.libsyn.com/secure/talkinglead/akk_s4_ep11_shotguns.mp3 Welcome back to the Talking Lead AK KORNER presented by Century Arms! Joining Lefty this episode to talk about gas operated short stroke shotguns is Mike Whitesides and Lan Nguyen with Dissident Arms and Andrew with Century Arms. The first known AK style shotgun to be made was the Saiga-12 (based off the AK-47/AKM). Production started in 1997 by the Izhmash factory in Russia and then ,6 years later, by the Molot factory with their VEPR-12 shotgun (based of the RPK light machine gun). Relatively speaking, the AK Shotgun is a new firearm and the future is bright. Having a gas operated short stroke action gives the AK shogun advantages over your traditional inertia driven shotguns like the Benelli M4 . Less recoil and faster loading times are a couple that are discussed. However because Lan and Mike have such an deep grasp of these type of shotguns by converting and modifying hundreds of Saiga and Vepr-12 shotguns over the years they give us a unique and detailed breakdown on AK shotguns. Plus we make a big announcement for the next episode, the season 4 finale, of the AK KORNER. Talking Lead Podcast AK Korner - "Leaducating The Unleaducated" since 2012 TLP 460: Dissident Arms Dissident Arms on Talking Lead Podcast AK Korner

https://chtbl.com/track/118312/traffic.libsyn.com/secure/talkinglead/TLP_457_KBTX_2022.mp3 In this episode of the Talking Lead Podcast we do a post Kalash Bash Texas 2022 show. Joining Lefty to tell us what we missed at KBTX 2022 are the event creators and organizers Klay Owens (Third Pin Threads), Mike Whitesides and Lan Nguyen with Dissident Arms. Also joining the show is Lead Head Pearce Taylor who attended KBTX 2022. Kalash Bash Texas is in it's 4th year of providing the premier AK-47 experience. Everything from Competition shooting, to top industry vendors, to Live Action Role Playing (LARPing) to nightly group camp bonfires, KBTX 2022 offers something for everyone whether your are a competition shooter or just an attendee that wants to be around other fellow lovers of the AK-47. Don't miss the story about the ATF LARPer that was busted trying to pass counterfeit bills. Hilarious!! TALKING LEAD PODCAST - "Leaducating The Unleaducated" since 2012

In this episode of the Talking Lead Podcast we do a post Kalash Bash Texas 2022 show. Joining Lefty to tell us what we missed at KBTX 2022 are the event creators and organizers Klay Owens (Third Pin Threads), Mike Whitesides and Lan Nguyen with Dissident Arms. Also joining the show is Lead Head Pearce … Talking Lead 457 – The Best AK-47 Event West Of The Mississippi: Kalash Bash TX 2022 Read More »

With over thirty years' experience working in the beauty sector – no one quite understands the industry like Millie Kendall MBE. From sales assistant to brand owner, junior to CEO, Millie has seen it all. When she founded the British Beauty Council in 2018, which aimed to represent the voices, opinions and needs of the industry, she has no idea just how important it would become during the pandemic. Today she reveals how her tenacity and passion has taken her to number 10 and how she already has the next fight on her hands… Brought to you by Timely Business Management Software KEY TAKEAWAYS Empowering people is crucial. We need to give underrepresented people a voice and encourage them to speak out. Only by doing this can we change the world for the better. The beauty sector is one in which you get out what you put in. You can earn what you like, work with who you like, and build the career of your dreams, so long as you have vision and tenacity. There is an overabundance of new launches that seem to be perpetual these days. The over-saturation of launches now has led to a dulling of the excitement VALUABLE RESOURCES This episode of the Power of Makeup podcast was brought to you by Timely Business Management Software. For 40% off your subscription for the first 6 months enter the code POWEROFMAKEUP at the checkout and start a free 14 day trial today. Thank you to the team at Timely for making todays episode possible! Timely - https://bit.ly/3l3IFpW   ABOUT THE GUEST Millie Kendall CEO of the British Beauty Council, retail maven and brand creator, Millie Kendall has been instrumental in the success of cult brands including Shu Uemura, Aveda, Tweezerman, L'Occitane and Ruby & Millie. Having worked with the UK's leading retailers, Millie has been creating and marketing beauty brands for the past 30 year's. Millie was awarded an MBE in 2007 for her services to the cosmetic industry, and an OBE in 2022 for services to the hair and beauty industry. In 1990, Millie met Ruby Hammer and launched Ruby & Millie in 1998. This was the first mid priced make-up brand to cut across existing price and brand perception barriers, launching first in Harvey Nichols then Selfridges and simultaneously going on to retail successfully in Boots. Today, this remains a modern retail growth strategy but for the 90's it was a completely unique concept. Millie has also collaborated with beauty journalists and Vogue beauty editor Anna-Marie Solowj to launch concepts like BeautyMART. A ground breaking approach to beauty retail that was born from the realisation that retail methods hadn't changed in decades, despite consumers shopping very differently with increasing globalisation and the advent of online, BeautyMART became a disruptive and ground-breaking approach to beauty retail - the first beauty boutique in store and online, curated by an editor, featuring a mix of multi priced, globally- sourced products that offered a more democratic choice for the customer. BeautyMART paved the way for this new retail approach now emulated across the globe. In 2015 alongside Solowij, Millie Kendall launched the PR company Brandstand Communications bringing in partner Andrew Perera, former VP of communications for M.A.C. and PZ Cussons, a couple of years later to run the business. The PR business offers a selective array of services – from business planning and strategy to retail launch, PR and marketing. Then in 2018 Millie Kendall, Anna-Marie Solowij and Kate Shapland (former Telegraph beauty director) founded the British Beauty Council, a non-profit organisation that aims to support a successful, innovative, and inclusive British beauty industry. “THE BRITISH BEAUTY COUNCIL REPRESENTS THE VOICES, OPINIONS AND NEEDS OF THE BRITISH BEAUTY INDUSTRY” The British Beauty Council was founded to represent the voices, opinions and needs of the British beauty industry – from hairdressing to cosmetics, cosmetic surgery, therapy and spa; in education and training; and from formulation to manufacture, supply, logistics packaging, design, retail and media. "We are a not-for-profit, inclusive organisation that works to engage politicians and business leaders about the value of British beauty to the national economy, and its key role in the UK's creative and cultural character. Our ambition is to ensure that the beauty industry is recognised and valued at all levels of government, throughout the wider economy and by consumers." milliekendall.com  britishbeautycouncil.com  brandstandcomms.com ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0w  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Leading London-based photographer Jack Eames has worked with some of the leading brands, celebrities and magazine in the world, yet it's been working on the Haircuts For Homeless project that has had the greatest impact on his life and his approach to photography Brought to you by Timely Business Management Software KEY TAKEAWAYS In the beauty industry, nothing comes easy. You have to put in the hard work, which in turn promotes respect and encourages discipline. To simplify and refine and strip back the excesses when it comes to beauty, takes the kind of wisdom and restraint that can only come through experience, and having suffered victories and setbacks. Social distancing had a huge impact upon not just the beauty sector but the way we interact and operate with each other. It may take another generation before it completely settles. VALUABLE RESOURCES This episode of the Power of Makeup podcast was brought to you by Timely Business Management Software. For 40% off your subscription for the first 6 months enter the code POWEROFMAKEUP at the checkout and start a free 14 day trial today. Thank you to the team at Timely for making todays episode possible! Timely - https://bit.ly/3l3IFpW   ABOUT THE GUEST Jack Eames One of the UK's prominent hair and beauty photographers and video directors, the foundations of Jack Eames' approach to visual imagery is rooted in the understanding that connection and vibrancy must inform every piece of work. Jack's background in photojournalism provides his photography a sense of intimacy and understanding. Similarly, his video work always looks for original methods of building a visual narrative to tell a unique story. Based in Shoreditch at White Rabbit Studios, in the heart of London's creative quarter, Jack works both in the UK and internationally, across editorial and commercial projects. He prides himself on building long lasting authentic relationships with his clients and has a reputation for excellence, attention to detail and innovation. Over his 16-year career Jack has built up a vast portfolio of commercial and personal work, with highlights including shooting the cover of AoP Magazine, guest lecturing aspiring photographers at Central Saint Martins and working on his original photo documentary project with UK charity, Haircuts 4 Homeless, who provide respite and practical care for the vulnerable. Jack's work is always focused on accentuating the storytelling elements of a subject and capturing a quality of ‘energetic stillness.' Jack works with a talented team of trusted experts, from assistants to retouchers, with whom he has a close professional relationship and a vibrant, creative synergy which leads to imagery and video that is dynamic, fresh and meaningful. To date his work has been published in Vogue, LOVE Magazine and Hunger among many others. Clients include Balmain, Babyliss Pro, Coca Cola, L'Oreal, Liberty of London, Tangle Teezer, Toni & Guy, GHD, Schwarzkopf, Saatchi & Saatchi, Tresemme, Vogue and Wella. https://jackeames.com/about-contact ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0wSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As an assistant to one of the world's leading – and most famous make-up artists – Pat McGrath, Cathyanne has worked with the very best in industry. Grateful for all the opportunities she has been given, she discusses how she now wants to use her years of knowledge to educate, promote and teach valuable skills to up and coming makeup artists. Brought to you by Timely Business Management Software KEY TAKEAWAYS Education is vitally important to honing our craft, as it instils a sense of discipline into what we do. Those who teach become truly great if the students' desire to learn remains strong. There are no such things as mistakes, especially in our careers. There are only lessons. The more lessons we learn, the better we get. Every generation provides its own sets of disciplines and pursuits. We are currently living through the social media generation, which allows an instant connection between artist and audience. Teamwork and collaboration remain the greatest way of developing our craft. By associating with those who have walked the path before us, we absorb and assimilate the talents and mindsets of the greatest. VALUABLE RESOURCES This episode of the Power of Makeup podcast was brought to you by Timely Business Management Software. For 40% off your subscription for the first 6 months enter the code POWEROFMAKEUP at the checkout and start a free 14 day trial today. Thank you to the team at Timely for making todays episode possible! Timely - https://bit.ly/3l3IFpW   Cathyanne MacAllister Instagram - https://instagram.com/cathyanne_mac_allister ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0wSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a successful career as a beauty editor at a Sunday Supplement, Lauren was often found shooting editorial all over the world, interviewing celebrities and working with top industry professionals. On this episode Lauren looks back at her career and discusses the importance of building relationships as well as the stark contrast between a professional and personal life. Brought to you by Timely Business Management Software KEY TAKEAWAYS Sometimes the careers we envision for ourselves are built upon a rose-tinted view of the profession we've chosen. It's not always as glamorous as we are led to believe. Hard work is everything. Coming up in the world of beauty and fashion is all about keeping your eyes open and learning from those who have walked the path before you. It is a world built upon the experience of others,and continues to evolve. Showcasing the work in beauty is about translating a look so that people may see what it looks like in everyday life. VALUABLE RESOURCES This episode of the Power of Makeup podcast was brought to you by Timely Business Management Software. For 40% off your subscription for the first 6 months enter the code POWEROFMAKEUP at the checkout and start a free 14 day trial today. Thank you to the team at Timely for making todays episode possible! Timely - https://bit.ly/3l3IFpW ABOUT THE GUEST Former beauty editor Lauren Ezekiel's understanding of the UK beauty market is second to none. With over a decade of experience, writing one of the most eagerly-awaited columns in the UK's most read magazine, Lauren gained popularity with brands and retailers vying for this all-important nod of approval. From writing long investigative features to interviewing celebrities, she spearheaded all the beauty content in the magazine, regularly directing and producing photoshoots in the UK and abroad.  Lauren's role enabled her to gain experience working on commercial campaigns for the likes of Rimmel London, Maybelline, Braun, Kiehl's Since 1851, St Tropez, Olay, Herbal Essence, Max Factor, Redken, L'Oréal Professionnel, Clairol, OPI, Aussie and Superdrug.  Aside from her role at the magazine, Lauren has consulted for a number of leading beauty brands including Fake Bake, Batiste, Maybelline, Superdrug, Floral Street, Let's Sanitise, Haze and Le Jeune Skin. As part of her consultation, she has provided brand and product development, copywriting, PR material, and visual direction.  During the first lockdown, Lauren decided to use her time and contacts to show NHS and care workers we were grateful for them, we appreciated them, and we saw them. With her eye for strategy and hardworking ethos, she turned her appeal We C U 2020 into a nationwide success. Managing to secure over 350,000 products from nearly 100 different brands and retailers. These products were then distributed to over 400 hospitals throughout the UK. She inspired a team of 120 volunteers from a hub in London and Manchester to create in excess of 40,000 goody bags. The appeal also donated tens of thousands of essential toiletries to food banks and homeless shelters, as well as over 6000 bottles of hand soap to schools. The appeal was recognised by the Prime Minister (Point of Light award, June 2020) The Telegraph, Independent, Metro, British Citizens Awards, The Sun and Sunday Times Style. ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0wSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As one of the leading powerful voices behind sustainable beauty and products with purpose, Sara has helped to transform the industry using her position at The Body Shop, Unilever and other notable brands to really make a difference. During this episode, Sara chats with Lan about how makeup has helped her deliver some of the key messages throughout her career. Brought to you by Timely Business Management Software KEY TAKEAWAYS You always need to choose products that reflect the values you hold dear. This gives strength and energy to the brands you align with. Make up has an extraordinary ability to transform us, but also to intrigue. It allows us to create whole new worlds of attraction and art. the world today has pressured many people to feel an intense sense of loneliness and a lack of confidence. Make up and beauty allows us to rebel against these effects. VALUABLE RESOURCES This episode of the Power of Makeup podcast was brought to you by Timely Business Management Software. For 40% off your subscription for the first 6 months enter the code POWEROFMAKEUP at the checkout and start a free 14 day trial today. Thank you to the team at Timely for making todays episode possible! Timely - https://bit.ly/3l3IFpW ABOUT THE GUEST Sara is an Innovator, Creator of Brands with Purpose and Positive Change Maker. She has worked with multiple world leading brands and organisations including Unilever, The Body Shop, De Beers - Forevermark, Reckitt, IKEA and Danone to create, develop & execute their purpose.  She is also The Global Chief Purpose & Sustainability Advisor to Marie Claire which reaches 91 million women & girls, Host of The Start Somewhere podcast series, Advisory Board Member of The World Humanitarian Forum, LinkedIn Sustainability Influencer, Fashion Avenger and sits on The Sustainable Beauty Coalition Steering Committee. ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0wSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After applying for BBC1's Glow Up series one on a whim and reaching the top three, Leigh Easthope has overcome his colour blindness to achieve his makeup artistry dreams. On this episode Leigh chats about how he has learnt to adapt and use his colour deficiency to his advantage and inspire others. Brought to you by Timely Business Management Software KEY TAKEAWAYS When we are affected by colourblindness, the prevailing wisdom from those above us can often be negative - industries can be closed off. But this isn't the case. There is always a way. When you are brought up with issues that don't affect anyone else, it forces you to work harder. it also allows you to gain a stronger insight into what makes things work. When anyone puts their art into the world, you simply have to be brave and develop a thick skin very fast. Not everyone will love what you do, and you need to accept that. If you are trying to get into a creative industry and you have some kind of deficiency, then remember that the more you work with an issue, the easier it becomes to adopt into your work. VALUABLE RESOURCES This episode of the Power of Makeup podcast was brought to you by Timely Business Management Software. For 40% off your subscription for the first 6 months enter the code POWEROFMAKEUP at the checkout and start a free 14 day trial today. Thank you to the team at Timely for making todays episode possible! Timely - https://bit.ly/3l3IFpW ABOUT THE GUEST Self-taught makeup artist Leigh Easthope made it to the final three of BBC's new show Glow Up: Britain's Next Makeup Star showing many of his talents throughout the series including working with the Kinky Boots West End cast. Having a full-time job away from makeup, since Glow Up aired, Leigh has made appearances at events, hosted masterclasses and works as a freelance makeup artist.  https://instagram.com/easthope_fx?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0wSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Celebrity stylist Charlene Campbell has over 20 years' experience in the fashion industry - working her way from the cupboard to designing and founding her own clothing line. Using her knowledge and insight she has been able to produce a range of ethical, timeless pieces that celebrities love. Today she tells us how she has balanced her career and family life to find success. Brought to you by Timely Business Management Software KEY TAKEAWAYS It can be incredibly empowering to find a group of artists who reflect the style and ambition of your own creativity. This can help your own skills to flourish and grow. When children grow up in and around the make-up world, they often go on to find careers in the field for themselves. In order to find your way into the world of make-up, always look for opportunities to shadow someone, or to act as an apprentice. There is no substitute for practical experience. When you do test shoots with likeminded artists, you begin to find the styles that work for you. You also learn about which brands work with which styles. VALUABLE RESOURCES This episode of the Power of Makeup podcast was brought to you by Timely Business Management Software. For 40% off your subscription for the first 6 months enter the code POWEROFMAKEUP at the checkout and start a free 14 day trial today. Thank you to the team at Timely for making todays episode possible! Timely - https://bit.ly/3l3IFpW ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0wSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As a trailblazer for cruelty-free, vegan products celebrity make-up artist Justine Jenkins has been one of the major forces in raising awareness in the cosmetics industry. This passion led to her writing Sustainable Beauty in December 2021 and today she discusses how if you speak your truth and show passion you can have an impact – and find success.   Brought to you by Timely Business Management Software KEY TAKEAWAYS A lot of marketing language covers up the truth about the lack of awareness in the beauty industry. Only by raising our voices and making them heard can we get the message out there. When most people think of sustainability, they think of packaging. Packaging is only the tip of the iceberg. We need to ensure that other factors are added, including living wages to employees and waste management. Sometimes the fear of failing can hold us back from our dreams. However, we must balance this fear withe the fear of never trying at all. VALUABLE RESOURCES This episode of the Power of Makeup podcast was brought to you by Timely Business Management Software. For 40% off your subscription for the first 6 months enter the code POWEROFMAKEUP at the checkout and start a free 14 day trial today. Thank you to the team at Timely for making todays episode possible! Timely - https://bit.ly/3l3IFpW ABOUT THE GUEST Justine Jenkins is a highly-acclaimed makeup artist with over 20 years' experience working with British and international celebrities. She is also a leading sustainable and ethical cruelty-free cosmetic pioneer and ambassador: for the last 10 years has been committed to raising awareness to animal cruelty in the cosmetic industry, working alongside a number of charities including PETA and Humane Society International. Cruelty-free, vegan, organic and sustainable beauty is her speciality. Her clients include  Keeley Hawes, Vicky McClure, Emily Beecham, Anya Chalotra, Rose Leslie, Suranne Jones and Fearne Cotton. Her work has been featured in Stylist, The Times Magazine, Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, Wonderland  and Red magazine to name a few. Her first book Sustainable beauty was released in December 2021. Follow Justine on Instagram @justinejenkins and her upcoming blog Justainable Beauty 
 https://www.waterstones.com/book/sustainable-beauty-volume-3/justine-jenkins/9780711265974 ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0wSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Journalist, Editor and Marketing Lecturer Hannah Kane reveals how magazines have had to adapt to post-covid times, the secrets every brand NEEDS to know and how she uses her passion for horses to switch off. Brought to you by Timely Business Management Software KEY TAKEAWAYS When it comes to choosing our path in life, it is far better to follow our hearts into something that truly fulfils us. Make-up allows us to experiment with our identities. It allows us to externally represent the personalities we have within us. Learning and developing our make-up skills is an eternal process. We can never know everything, and we need to play in order to discover new techniques and looks. VALUABLE RESOURCES This episode of the Power of Makeup podcast was brought to you by Timely Business Management Software. For 40% off your subscription for the first 6 months enter the code POWEROFMAKEUP at the checkout and start a free 14 day trial today. Thank you to the team at Timely for making todays episode possible! Timely - https://bit.ly/3l3IFpW ABOUT THE GUEST Hannah Kane is the founder and editor of style, culture and philosophy magazine brand PHOENIX. She holds a fractional post as Lecturer in Marketing: Digital Marketing at the London College of Fashion teaching across undergraduate and postgraduate courses, and outside of academia consults on marketing and branding projects through her agency Hack Media. With her background as a journalist and she specialises in marketing communications, public relations, social media, and brand storytelling. Kane is a regular speaker at industry conferences and events and is currently writing a non-fiction book on style, due for publication 2023/2024. ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0w  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With a career spanning nearly three decades, Caroline Barnes is a well-respected make-up artist who has navigated her career through multiple industry changes, motherhood, the new era of social media and a pandemic to remain one of the leading voices. Today she discusses with Lan how having integrity is one of the key elements to longevity and her top tips for starting out as a makeup artist.  Brought to you by Timely Business Management Software KEY TAKEAWAYS Contracts between artists and brands are not easy to obtain, but if they do connect it can take your work to a global audience. When people try to tell you that success doesn't belong to you, it can fire you up and make you want to prove them wrong. Always use negativity as rocket fuel to push you further. When you're a freelancer, one of the hardest skills to master is separating your emotions from the job you're doing. It takes mental and emotional resilience to remain positive during quieter periods. In order to attain longevity, you need to master the art of thinking ahead and staying organised. Ask questions, remain alert and give it everything you have. VALUABLE RESOURCES This episode of the Power of Makeup podcast was brought to you by Timely Business Management Software. For 40% off your subscription for the first 6 months enter the code POWEROFMAKEUP at the checkout and start a free 14 day trial today. Thank you to the team at Timely for making todays episode possible! Timely - https://bit.ly/3l3IFpW ABOUT THE GUEST Renowned for her fresh and understated approach to beauty, Caroline uses makeup and skincare as a catalyst for positivity and is known for confidence boosting through beauty. Caroline's approach to beauty has positioned her as a trustworthy and authoritative voice in cosmetics and skincare content. During the COVID 19 pandemic, Caroline launched the NHS Morale Boost Campaign to ‘give back' to NHS frontline workers, offering free 30 minute, one to one virtual beauty consultations. Caroline enlisted over 100 industry experts, including Makeup artists, Beauty Journalists, Influencers and Facialists. In 10 days, together they completed over 1000 personal consultations. Caroline Barnes Instagram - https://instagram.com/carolinebarnesmakeup ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0wSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the Global Senior Vice President of DEIB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging) for EverCommerce, the parent company for business management software company, Timely, Mary Haddock-Staniland is a leading voice and committed advocate for the LGBTQ community. Championing change and inclusion, today she discusses with Lan what it really means to be an ally and how the beauty industry can work together to improve visibility for the community Brought to you by Timely Business Management Software KEY TAKEAWAYS The qualities that can move society forward are driven by acceptance, respect, and a willingness, want and desire for all of us to be change champions. Make-up is an intensely personal thing, and truly reflects who we are. When we allow others to do it for us, it denotes trust. Make-up can help us to find our identity. It is an enabler that allows us to discover who we truly are, and express our innermost motivations. In order to make sure we survive and thrive, we must ensure that we are representative of the communities that we wish to serve. VALUABLE RESOURCES This episode of the Power of Makeup podcast was brought to you by Timely Business Management Software. For 40% off your subscription for the first 6 months enter the code POWEROFMAKEUP at the checkout and start a free 14 day trial today. Thank you to the team at Timely for making todays episode possible! Timely - https://bit.ly/3l3IFpW ABOUT THE GUEST Mary Haddock Staniland is about sparking positive change, in the corporate world as a highly regarded thought leader and in social spheres as a committed advocate. After a varied career spanning 20 years, Mary was appointed, in 2020, as New Zealand's first Chief People & Inclusion Officer, now the role is known as Senior Vice President of Culture & Inclusion for global business management software company, Timely Limited. Picture the Venn diagram of warmth, enthusiasm and effectiveness, Mary's right there in the middle. She has a track record of driving key operational policy and achieving tangible outcomes that benefit people first, and their workplaces second. Make no mistake, the two are linked - with one, comes the other. In addition to her role at Timely, Mary is an accomplished and highly sought-after keynote speaker, panellist and MC who brings the right balance of energy and insight to events of all sizes. She also holds a range of advisory and governance roles, and in 2017 was appointed an ambassador for charitable trust, Lifeline Aotearoa. www.maryhadstan.com ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0wSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BBC1 Glow Up Series Two Runner Up and Social Media Sensation James Mac, discusses the harsh reality of being thrown into the spotlight on the hit show, what it’s meant for his career so far and how he plans to take his talent and skills to the next level. Brought to you by Timely Business Management Software KEY TAKEAWAYS It takes courage to not just choose the path in life that we will follow, but also to identify our true personality, and share it with the world. Challenges are there to help us grow. We learn far more from setbacks than we do from mediocrity. There are no such things as failures. There are only lessons. Travel gives us not just the opportunity to see for off places, but also opens up our lives to a world of new opportunities and experiences that can enrich us. Never be afraid to say yes to an opportunity, even when you might not believe you're ready. A passion for art usually comes with a sense of perfectionism, but you need to let that go. VALUABLE RESOURCES This episode of the Power of Makeup podcast was brought to you by Timely Business Management Software. For 40% off your subscription for the first 6 months enter the code POWEROFMAKEUP at the checkout and start a free 14 day trial today. Thank you to the team at Timely for making todays episode possible! Timely - https://bit.ly/3l3IFpW James Mac Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jmac_mua/?hl=en ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0wSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

https://chtbl.com/track/118312/traffic.libsyn.com/secure/talkinglead/AKK_S4_EP4_KalashbashTX_Dissident_Arms.mp3 In this episode of the Talking Lead AK KORNER presented by Century Arms: Lefty has the creators of Kalash-Bash-Texas (@KlashbashTX) and the owners of Dissident Arms join him to talk about this unique yearly gathering of the planet's most eclectic and enthusiastic AK-47 fans. Co-Hosting with Lefty this episode is 16 year combat vet Neil Vermillion. Klay Owens, Mike Whitesides and Lan Nguyen are the co-creators of the Kalash Bash Texas AK-47 shooting competition. We talk about how KBTX came to be, how it has evolved over the past 4 years and what you can expect from this year's extravaganza. Neil tells us about his custom built AK-47 bullpup, we answer your questions and giveaway a bevy of prizes from SEAL 1, Mission First Tactical, Dissident Arms, Third-Pin Threads and Century Arms...plus, Hint...listen to the entire episode. Talking Lead - "Leaducating The Unleaducated" since 2012 Kalash Bash TX Team Dissident Arms AK12 Neil Vermillion AK-47 Bullpup Klay Owens Kalash Bash

Learning how to fail is a skill. Do you want to get better at it?-In this episode, Nataly talks with Lan Nguyen Chaplin. Ph.D, Associate Professor of Marketing at the University of Illinois at Chicago, about recovering from failure, including Lan's powerful article in Harvard Business Review, in which she courageously shared how she got through a big career set-back.-What you'll learn:How accepting all of your feelings about failure is the key to working through itA powerful 5-minute practice to refocus your mind on what's most meaningful to youSpecific strategies to help you move forward after a setback (and how to fuel your energy to do it)-To learn more about Lan and her work, please visit:https://lanchaplin.com/-For more science-backed tips to help you struggle less and thrive more, visit www.happier.com and subscribe to Nataly's weekly awesome newsletter! If you'd like to join our weekly Awesome Human Hour via Zoom, be part of our live, virtual audience and ask Nataly questions, sign up for free here: https://www.happier.com/Awesome-Human-Hour/

Lan Nguyen of Dissident Arms is on this week's show to discuss with us a very important health topic on the range and that is… The post 307: Save Your Brain! Mitigating Lead Exposure with Lan Nguyen first appeared on The 3-Gun Show.

When you're a creative who draws inspiration from art, culture, history and life, its a little hard to entice the creative juices to flow when you're looking at the same four walls day in and out, living the life of lockdown in a global pandemic. So, how to you muster up the motivation to self-inspire? We ask Lan Nguyen Grealis, Makeup Artist and Author Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects, some of which she shares how she has done in the light of lockdown in todays episode. You can find Lan @LansLondon and through Eighteen Management This episode of the Beaute Industrie Podcast was brought to you by Issada Mineral Cosmetics & Clinical Skincare. To learn more about how the Issada Mineral Makeup and skincare range can benefit your clinic or salon, visit issada.com today. Don't forget to join our online Facebook community here where thousands of like-minded business owners you like keep each other supported and connected with the latest in the professional beauty industry. If you would like to stay up to date with the latest from Beaute Industrie you can subscribe to our weekly newsletter here. Beaute Industrie Podcast is an independent podcast that operates with the support of our listeners (that's you!) So if you would like to support the show, we would very much appreciate that. Hit 'subscribe' on Apple Podcasts or 'follow' on Spotify, and leave a review if you're feeling especially generous. Your host for the podcast is @tamarareidbeaute and we're at @beauteindustrie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beaute-industrie/message

The dawn of AK in competition!  Mike and Lan tell the past, present and future of Dissident Arms. Do they see shotgun making its way back into USPSA, its practical, right?Sit back and enjoy another great episode of Hunters HD Gold, Behind the Lens with Brian ConleyMusic by John Wesley

The dawn of AK in competition!  Mike and Lan tell the past, present and future of Dissident Arms. Do they see shotgun making its way back into USPSA, its practical, right?Sit back and enjoy another great episode of Hunters HD Gold, Behind the Lens with Brian ConleyMusic by John Wesley

Multi-award winning and world-renowned hairdresser Errol Douglas MBE discusses how he believes hard work and natural flair for styling has been the key to his long term success. Although an ambassador for leading brands, such as Dyson and Living Proof, and former President of the Fellowship for British Hairdressing, Errol explains why his new role with NHS Blood Transplant could be his most important to date. KEY TAKEAWAYS It is not always the case that we choose careers. Sometimes, both in business and life, careers choose us. Sometimes we merely answer the call that comes from inside, and follow our instincts. Setbacks can often act as the ignition switch to push ourselves harder. Challenges are lessons learned, and barriers only make us want to push harder. Sometimes the clothes we wear and looks we adopt act as our armour - our unique identity. Presentation is everything. After so many generations, it is incredible to think that anyone in this world has to fight for their place in it. Equality should be expected, not earned. VALUABLE RESOURCES Errol Douglas - http://erroldouglas.com/ ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0w See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Iconic milliner, Louis Mariette is known for flamboyant designs and elegant creations. In this episode he discusses how he embraces his love for travel, art and culture in all of his designs - and how the key to happiness is appreciating our privileges and make the most out of them. KEY TAKEAWAYS Those who arrive from outside a culture often have to work harder in order to prove themselves, but this also causes them to work harder and be more dedicated. If you have a dream then you will tend to find that people tell you it isn't possible. Challenge is natural, but we must never feel restrained by the opinions of others. It's always worth taking time to slow down and reflect - to plan and strategise. Visualise what you wan to achieve, and work out the best way to get there. The whole process of putting on a wedding can cause great anxiety and is made up of many different issues to solve. It is essentially a showcase of your tastes and wishes, and so experts such as Louis can help to expedite and realise these dreams. VALUABLE RESOURCES Louis Mariette -http://www.louismarietteperfume.com ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0w See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fascinated with faces from a young age due to her adopted childhood, Phyllis Cohen chats to Lan about how she turned her obsession with facial features and natural flair for creativity, into a passion for make-up and transformation. Although she had no formal training, Phyllis soon became one of the go-to celebrity make-up artist in the 80's, Phyllis painting the likes of David Bowie, Tina Turner and Janet Jackson before struggling with her anxieties and the ever-changing industry. KEY TAKEAWAYS Sometimes we take inspiration not from what see all around us, but from what we do not see around us. In Phyllis's case, her fascination with faces came from being adopted and seeing faces markedly different to her own. Working with make-up is very much learning to paint. First, we need to learn how to see, then we must understand what makes things beautiful about that face. The ones who achieve greatness are the creators and innovators who dedicate themselves to their craft and work hard to gain mastery. There will always be further avenues in which to take the art of make-up. There are realms of possibility ahead for true creators. VALUABLE RESOURCES Face Lace - www.face-lace.com ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0w See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Lan talks to British fashion disruptor, social campaigner and author of Be Yourself Everyone Else is Taken, Daniel Lismore.  Described as "England's Most Eccentric Dresser", Daniel Lismore opens up about his journey from fashion fanatic to world-renowned artist and author. A dedicated social campaigner, Daniel discusses how his belief in spreading kindness has united communities and causes throughout the world. KEY TAKEAWAYS Make up and fashion has the power to change us – to affect each moment of our existence. It empowers us and strengthens us. Fashion thrives and develops through experimentation and the unique minds that dare to create in that space. There is no more nurturing influence in life than the love and support of our family while growing up. It gives us the confidence to find our singular selves. If we are lucky enough to have a voice that connects with people on a large scale, then we can make positive, impactful change through vocalising the causes that can transform the world. VALUABLE RESOURCES Daniel Lismore - https://www.instagram.com/daniellismore/?hl=en ABOUT THE HOST Born in Ireland from a Vietnamese origin Lan has become an established name in the fashion and beauty industry. Lan comes from an art background having studied fashion at Central Saint Martins. Self taught in make-up she pursued her career to heading and designing key shows and is a regular name at London Fashion Week. Lan has contributed to various editorials including Vogue Russia, Vanity Fair, Elle (UK), Glamour, Grazia, Stylist and Stella. Lan is a published author, a regular speaker and teacher. Known for her creative flair and natural use of colours and textures combined with flawless skin, Lan is always collaborating on creative projects. CONTACT METHOD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lanslondon Twitter - https://twitter.com/lanslondon Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lanmakeup YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCInE8JY51_y22wqoXEuNs0w See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode our President of Education Pillar, Elizabeth Barnett Lawton, talks to the globally renowned MUA Lan Nguyen. During this episode we find out about the signs from the universe that shaped Lan's career and the fateful meetings that led to amazing opportunities such as Paris couture fashion week and working with Dior. Lan's serendipitous story is proof of the endless opportunities the beauty industry provides. Listen in for pro tips on makeup portfolio building, versatile makeup on shoots and her collaboration with Revolution makeup. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Fashion Photography Podcast we meet with Lan Nguyen Grealis (@lanslondon) We talk about: The legal issues Lan had to tackle to publish her books. How to create timeless pieces in a world of trends? What are the most common mistakes we do when we enter a new market and how to avoid them? SHOW NOTES: http://photographypodcast.net/podcast/how-to-create-timeless-work-with-lan-nguyen-grealis-part2/

The most valuable lessons for Lan Nguyen Grealis and how she found her true passion. Legal issues, intellectual property and fashion shows. Show notes: http://photographypodcast.net/podcast/how-to-create-timeless-work-with-lan-nguyen-grealis/

Filmmakers Kady Le, Lan Nguyen, and Quyên Nguyen-Le join moderator erin Khuê Ninh (Asian American Studies, UCSB) for a post-screening discussion of their short films “Like Mother, Like Daughter,” “Bị Kẹt,” and “Nước (Water/Homeland).” The directors each speak to their creative process and how they each worked to articulate subtle and often complex themes with their differing narrative, documentary, and experimental approaches. They explain how personal questions of family, home, community, history, and identity shaped their work, as well as the influence of other Vietnamese-American authors, activists, and filmmakers. This event was co-curated by the Viet Film Fest and presented in conjunction with UCSB Reads 2019. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 34770]

Filmmakers Kady Le, Lan Nguyen, and Quyên Nguyen-Le join moderator erin Khuê Ninh (Asian American Studies, UCSB) for a post-screening discussion of their short films “Like Mother, Like Daughter,” “Bị Kẹt,” and “Nước (Water/Homeland).” The directors each speak to their creative process and how they each worked to articulate subtle and often complex themes with their differing narrative, documentary, and experimental approaches. They explain how personal questions of family, home, community, history, and identity shaped their work, as well as the influence of other Vietnamese-American authors, activists, and filmmakers. This event was co-curated by the Viet Film Fest and presented in conjunction with UCSB Reads 2019. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 34770]

Filmmakers Kady Le, Lan Nguyen, and Quyên Nguyen-Le join moderator erin Khuê Ninh (Asian American Studies, UCSB) for a post-screening discussion of their short films “Like Mother, Like Daughter,” “Bị Kẹt,” and “Nước (Water/Homeland).” The directors each speak to their creative process and how they each worked to articulate subtle and often complex themes with their differing narrative, documentary, and experimental approaches. They explain how personal questions of family, home, community, history, and identity shaped their work, as well as the influence of other Vietnamese-American authors, activists, and filmmakers. This event was co-curated by the Viet Film Fest and presented in conjunction with UCSB Reads 2019. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 34770]

Filmmakers Kady Le, Lan Nguyen, and Quyên Nguyen-Le join moderator erin Khuê Ninh (Asian American Studies, UCSB) for a post-screening discussion of their short films “Like Mother, Like Daughter,” “Bị Kẹt,” and “Nước (Water/Homeland).” The directors each speak to their creative process and how they each worked to articulate subtle and often complex themes with their differing narrative, documentary, and experimental approaches. They explain how personal questions of family, home, community, history, and identity shaped their work, as well as the influence of other Vietnamese-American authors, activists, and filmmakers. This event was co-curated by the Viet Film Fest and presented in conjunction with UCSB Reads 2019. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 34770]

Filmmakers Kady Le, Lan Nguyen, and Quyên Nguyen-Le join moderator erin Khuê Ninh (Asian American Studies, UCSB) for a post-screening discussion of their short films “Like Mother, Like Daughter,” “Bị Kẹt,” and “Nước (Water/Homeland).” The directors each speak to their creative process and how they each worked to articulate subtle and often complex themes with their differing narrative, documentary, and experimental approaches. They explain how personal questions of family, home, community, history, and identity shaped their work, as well as the influence of other Vietnamese-American authors, activists, and filmmakers. This event was co-curated by the Viet Film Fest and presented in conjunction with UCSB Reads 2019. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 34770]

Filmmakers Kady Le, Lan Nguyen, and Quyên Nguyen-Le join moderator erin Khuê Ninh (Asian American Studies, UCSB) for a post-screening discussion of their short films “Like Mother, Like Daughter,” “Bị Kẹt,” and “Nước (Water/Homeland).” The directors each speak to their creative process and how they each worked to articulate subtle and often complex themes with their differing narrative, documentary, and experimental approaches. They explain how personal questions of family, home, community, history, and identity shaped their work, as well as the influence of other Vietnamese-American authors, activists, and filmmakers. This event was co-curated by the Viet Film Fest and presented in conjunction with UCSB Reads 2019. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center" [Humanities] [Show ID: 34770]

Michael Whitesides & Lan Nguyen pretty much live etymology of their company's name. For years they fought against the prevailing tide that said box magazine… The post 251: True To Their Name with Dissident Arms first appeared on The 3-Gun Show.

The 2018 IPSC Shotgun world shoot has come and gone and the United States competitors have been forever changed by the experience. Lan Nguyen of… The post 195: Post Match Analysis of the IPSC Shotgun World Shoot with Lan Nguyen first appeared on The 3-Gun Show.

On this episode, I interviewed Dr. Quynh Lan Nguyen, a traveling hospitalist and blogger about how she and her husband have turned credit card hacking into a lifestyle that allows them to travel around the world. We talk about her strategies and recommendations and whether its still possible to do this today. We also talk about her interest in the FIRE movement and how she and her investment banker husband both want to enjoy their life sooner rather than later. I myself was using credit cards, particularly southwest a few years ago to get companion passes for my wife and myself which has allowed our family of 5 to basically travel free (domestically and to Mexico twice) the last 3 years saving us approx 15-20K in airfare costs. It can be extremely useful if used appropriately, but there is risk in spending unwisely, late payments or interest charges which will far outweigh any rewards you accumulate, and negative impact on credit so be aware of this and other risks if you try to do this. I think the credit card companies are catching on making things a bit more difficult now so as Dr. Nguyen recommends, use your miles sooner rather than later. You can visit Dr. Nguyen’s website to get the latest in credit card tips and travel recommendations at www.smartmoneyandtravel.com Please let your friends know about this podcast by sharing it on text, whatsapp or whatever social media platform you are on. More episodes of this podcast are available at www.doctormoneymatters.com and Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc. All episodes are also now on YouTube (Audio only) and Facebook. You can follow me on twitter @drmoneymatters Please consider joining the Doctor Money Matters Facebook group. Thanks for listening and please leave us positive reviews and continue to share this podcast with your colleagues.

Lan Nguyen ist E-Mail-Marketing-Expertin und hilft mit ihren E-Mails Online-Marketern ihre Produkte besser zu verkaufen. Lan war aber nicht schon immer Expertin auf diesem Gebiet. Warum ein Tangotanz ihr die Augen geöffnet hat, erfährst du in dieser Folge. :) Lans Onlinekurse: Die 185 besten Headlines & Betreffzeilen für hohe Öffnungs- und Klickraten 69 Email Vorlagen - Schreibst Du noch oder verkaufst Du schon?  Email Love: Das 4-Monats-Coaching - Schritt für Schritt mit Email Marketing zum passiven Einkommen Travelicia - Reise- und Backpackingblog von Feli Hargarten Tritt unserer kostenlosen Facebook-Community bei und connecte Dich mit uns und anderen Gleichgesinnten. Erhalte unser Digitale Nomaden Podcast WochenEcho + unsere 10 besten Ressourcen für angehende Digitale Nomaden FOR FREE - 

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A member of the country’s large Vietnamese community, Mimi Lan Nguyen came to the Czech Republic in the early 1990s while still in her early teens. Today she is a successful fashion designer with a flagship boutique on the capital’s Štěpánská St. The shop is actually on the outside of the grand city centre Lucerna Palace, and it was there that Mimi began introducing me to “her Prague”.

A member of the country’s large Vietnamese community, Mimi Lan Nguyen came to the Czech Republic in the early 1990s while still in her early teens. Today she is a successful fashion designer with a flagship boutique on the capital’s Štěpánská St. The shop is actually on the outside of the grand city centre Lucerna Palace, and it was there that Mimi began introducing me to “her Prague”.

WalletPop's Lan Nguyen chats with Frank Armstrong -- financial guru and author of The Retirement Challenge: Will You Sink or Swim? -- on what people in their 20s and 30s need to do to save for retirement.

WalletPop's Lan Nguyen chats with Frank Armstrong -- financial guru and author of The Retirement Challenge: Will You Sink or Swim? -- on what people in their 20s and 30s need to do to save for retirement.

WalletPop's Lan Nguyen chats with Omar Wasow, a tech expert and founder of BlackPlanet.com, on how to research, search and buy electronics in today's Web-based economy.

WalletPop's Lan Nguyen chats with Omar Wasow, a tech expert and founder of BlackPlanet.com, on how to research, search and buy electronics in today's Web-based economy.

WalletPop's Lan Nguyen chats with GoodIdeaGal.com blogger Jennifer Jolly on how we can save all year and cut down on shopping time by going online.

WalletPop's Lan Nguyen chats with GoodIdeaGal.com blogger Jennifer Jolly on how we can save all year and cut down on shopping time by going online.

Traditionally, you stop the job hunt during the holidays because employers are wrapped up with parties, gifts and family gatherings. But these are unique times, and taking a break may mean missing out on a full-time position. WalletPop's Lan Nguyen chats with Aaron Crowe, WalletPop editor on careers, and Duncan Mathison, co-author of Unlock the Hidden Job Market, on how to catch an employer's attention during these hectic weeks.

Traditionally, you stop the job hunt during the holidays because employers are wrapped up with parties, gifts and family gatherings. But these are unique times, and taking a break may mean missing out on a full-time position. WalletPop's Lan Nguyen chats with Aaron Crowe, WalletPop editor on careers, and Duncan Mathison, co-author of Unlock the Hidden Job Market, on how to catch an employer's attention during these hectic weeks.