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Brendan goes on a solo mission for this episode. Both Vinnie and Billy suffered knockouts. Brendan discusses the “Night of the Samurai” card from Riyadh. Knock 'Em Out the Box sends their heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Sina Ghami and Latif Ayodele aka 'Latz' who passed away in a car accident that Anthony Joshua was a passenger in. Write to us at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠keotbboxing@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Follow us on Instagram @KEOTBBOXING Subscribe to the Youtube page @KEOTBPodcast. Remember to like, subscribe, and review the show!!!

Send us a textEpisode 73 of the "Everything Except The Law" podcast has arrived! This time we're speaking with Ron Latz, Founder and Law Firm Fractional CMO at LegalFenix.In this episode, Ron and host Nick Werker discuss the importance of having a diversified marketing strategy, how to build a strong brand as a law firm, and the critical role of intake processes in converting leads. They also delve into the challenges faced by small firms when competing with large national firms and the importance of leveraging technology to optimize intake and client interactions.About our guest:Ron Latz is the Founder of LegalFenix, a marketing advisory firm redefining how law firms approach growth. With more than 15 years in the legal marketing industry, Ron has guided countless firms through the complexities of modern marketing with clarity and candor. Known for his vendor-neutral stance and results-driven approach, he helps law firms align strategy with execution, optimize budgets, and rebuild trust in their marketing partnerships. Whether he's decoding agency jargon, demystifying performance reports, or designing a blueprint for sustainable growth, Ron's mission is to give law firms the clarity and confidence they need to win.Learn more about Ron's company here: https://legalfenix.com/See Legal Fenix's upcoming webinars here: https://legalfenix.com/webinars/Connect with Ron on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronlatz/Everything Except The Law is a part of the Answering Legal Podcast Network. Learn more about the show here: https://tinyurl.com/553h533z Interested in learning more about Answering Legal? Book an appointment to speak with us here: https://tinyurl.com/2szb6sxp  You can also give us a call at 631-212-1899.This podcast is produced and edited by Joe Galotti. You can reach Joe via email at joe@answeringlegal.com.

You'll never guess who talks the most in the bullpen? Jacob Latz talks bullpen personalities, his favorite moment of the season, and more!

Sen. Ron Latz was one of the chief voices behind the passage of Minnesota's "red flag" law, designed to keep guns out of the hands of troubled individuals. How well is it working so far? He joins Jason to discuss.

3pm Hour: Jason talks with listeners about the announcement that Rocco Baldelli won't be back as Twins manager next season. Then he's joined by State Sen. Ron Latz to talk about how effective the state's "red flag" law has been.

In this episode, Todd Latz, CEO of GoHealth Urgent Care, shares how the company has grown to nearly 400 centers through integrated health system partnerships. He discusses innovation, workforce strategies, and what it takes to scale urgent care sustainably in a competitive market.

Texas Rangers vs. NY Mets MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Rangers at Mets 1:40PM ET—Jacob Latz is starting for Texas. Latz got 29 starts posting an ERA of 2.91 with WHIP of 1.24. The left hander fans 21.9% with 10.6% walks. Grounders sit at 39.7% with 0.73 home runs per nine innings. Nolan McLean gets the start for NY. McLean has five starts delivering an ERA of 1.42 with WHIP of 0.95. The right hander strikes out 27.7% with 8.4% walks. Ground ball rate of 66.7% with 0.28 home runs per nine innings.

Texas Rangers Players Show w/ Pitcher Jacob Latz full 849 Wed, 10 Sep 2025 00:31:46 +0000 68AE94tbAbyTExN5hFriWokad46eq7aL mlb,texas rangers,sports GBag Nation mlb,texas rangers,sports Texas Rangers Players Show w/ Pitcher Jacob Latz The G-Bag Nation - Weekdays 10am-3pm 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-

2nd hour of the G-Bag Nation: Top Sports Stories at 3pm; Texas Rangers Players Show w/ Pitcher Jacob Latz; Crusty's Corner: Cowboys Questions full 2388 Tue, 09 Sep 2025 23:57:06 +0000 hu2eyrcraGvCMJQyAidsY6aTneEFjPF0 sports GBag Nation sports 2nd hour of the G-Bag Nation: Top Sports Stories at 3pm; Texas Rangers Players Show w/ Pitcher Jacob Latz; Crusty's Corner: Cowboys Questions The G-Bag Nation - Weekdays 10am-3pm 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports

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Texas Rangers vs. Arizona Diamondbacks MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Rangers at Diamondbacks 9:40PM ET—Jacob Latz is starting for Texas. Latz appeared in 27 games dealing with an ERA of 3.13 with WHIP of 1.28. The left hander strikes out 23.4% with 11.1% walks. Ground balls sit at 38.6% with 0.85 home runs per nine innings.

Dr Tracy Latz is a distinguished integrative psychiatrist, metaphysician, author, speaker, and transformational coach, with more than three decades of experience guiding individuals beyond anxiety, fear, self-sabotage, and emotional turbulence. As co-founder of Shift Your Life, she seamlessly integrates scientific expertise with metaphysical practices to deliver profound personal transformation. Renowned for her unique fusion of modern medical approaches and ancient wisdom, Dr Latz teaches innovative techniques such as rapid emotional clearing and intuitive Inura art, empowering people to unlock their fullest potential.Please learn more about Dr Tracy Latz at www.TracyLatz.comIn this thought-provoking episode of Mr. Biz Radio, join Ken “Mr. Biz” Wentworth in a conversation with the exceptional Dr Tracy Latz. Together, they delve into transformational personal development strategies that bridge the worlds of integrative psychiatry and metaphysics.Dr Latz shares her inspiring journey from traditional medical practice to holistic healing, highlighting the profound interconnection between mind and body. Drawing from her expertise, she reveals how techniques such as rapid emotional clearing, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), and Qigong emotional release can help dismantle self-limiting beliefs, alleviate emotional distress, and foster lasting personal growth.Key Takeaways:-Discover how stress and self-sabotage can manifest as physical ailments and learn methods to counteract these effects.-Learn practical techniques such as Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) and Qigong emotional release for rapid emotional and mental clearing.-Understand the significance of embracing personal transformation in navigating life's transitions, even as an entrepreneur.-Realize the importance of intention setting and the power of the mind in manifesting life changes.-Explore the blend of modern science with ancient wisdom to unlock your inner potential and live a life full of purpose.

Welcome to episode 293 of Grow Your Law Firm, hosted by Ken Hardison. In this episode, Ken sits down with Ron Latz, the Founder of LegalFenix, a legal marketing consultancy offering fractional CMO services to growth-minded law firms. With over 15 years of experience in legal marketing, Ron has helped hundreds of firms strengthen their strategy, hold vendors accountable, and create consistent growth. He shares how smaller law firms can stand out in saturated markets, avoid common SEO pitfalls, and use AI strategically without losing authenticity or trust.     What you'll learn about in this episode:   AI is reshaping legal marketing strategy - Law firms must learn how AI-driven search and content affects visibility - Firms that avoid AI tools risk falling behind in efficiency and reach Smaller firms can still compete with giants - Community involvement and personalized branding are powerful differentiators - Grassroots efforts like newsletters, and speaking gigs help smaller firms build trust Differentiation starts with messaging - Firms must clarify why a prospect should hire them instead of a competitor - Storytelling, clear positioning, and niche services help break through the noise AI is a tool- use it wisely - AI is great for content outlines and repurposing - but human oversight is essential - Abuse of AI can hurt search rankings and brand credibility Authenticity wins on social media - Static, outsourced posts often fall flat—audiences prefer real voices and stories - Ghostwriters can help lawyers find and refine their authentic tone for better impact Resources:  Website: www.legalfenix.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/ronlatz/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/legalfenixmarketing YouTube: www.youtube.com/@LegalFenix Additional Resources:    https://www.pilmma.org/aiworkshop https://www.pilmma.org/the-mastermind-effect https://www.pilmma.org/resources https://www.pilmma.org/mastermind

The Texas Rangers had won only two road series this season entering the day Sunday. Make that three after a 4-2 win that clinched the three-game series over the Nationals. Evan Carter had a two-run homer among his three hits, and Jake Burger hit a key solo homer in the eighth as the Rangers won on a bullpen game for their pitching staff. Jake Latz started and allowed two runs in 3 1/3 innings. The Rangers have an off day Monday before opening a three-game series at Minnesota on Tuesday. 

Tracy Latz, M.D. is an Integrative Psychiatrist, Multidimensional Healer and has served as an Associate Clinical Faculty member in the Department of Psychiatry at the Wake Forest University School of Medicine. She holds a Masters degree in Immuno-Biology; doctorates in Medicine, Metaphysics & Holistic Healing; certifications in Mind-Body Medicine and is currently in her own solo private practice in a suburb of Charlotte, NC with over 20 years of clinical experience in shifting lives. In episode 565 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Dr. Latz chose Wake Forest University, how students can manage anxiety (especially before exams, presentations, or interviews), what are the 'Four Love Connections' and how could knowing them help students build better partnerships, how students can use her 'La Cucaracha' technique for the toxic people in their life, some simple holistic practices students could start using today to feel more energized, focused, and resilient, how students can step into their own power to create positive change without feeling overwhelmed, and how Dr. Latz wants young adults to approach mental health. Enjoy!

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In this episode, Alay and Ron discuss:  Lead generation and digital marketing. How to know if your digital marketing company […]

Bill Horan talks with Dr. Tracy Latz, author of ENTREPRENEURIAL ALIGNMENT.  Dr. Latz will discuss how entrepreneurs get stuck in their own web of self sabotage, what is the definition of self sabotage, how we all self sabotage our success in some fashion and what causes self sabotage.

Explore transformative mental health practices with Dr. Tracy Latz, an integrative psychiatrist and holistic practitioner, offering non-traditional, practical techniques to manage stress, PTSD, and mental health concerns without traditional therapy. Discover her unique insights into gut health, grounding, vibrational therapy, and the power of nature and animals in healing. 00:00 Introduction to Dr. Tracy Latz 01:26 Dr. Latz's Background and Journey 05:20 Non-Therapy Techniques for Mental Health 08:16 Vibrational Therapy and Emotional Freedom Techniques 09:55 The Healing Power of Nature and Animals 11:00 Using Earthing and Grounding for Inflammation and Relaxation 15:20 Binaural Beats and Ancient Herbal Remedies 19:22 Benefactor Meditation and Qi Gong Emotional ReleaseLinks & ResourcesVeteran Suicide & Crisis Line: Dial 988, then press 1 Website: https://ShiftYourLife.com Follow Tracy Latz on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shiftdoctors Follow Tracy Latz on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shiftyourlife Follow Tracy Latz on Twitter/X: https://x.com/TracyLatz Follow Tracy Latz on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracy-latz-m-d-m-s-mh-d-b0499412TranscriptView the transcript for this episode.

Interview with Dr. Tracy LatzDr. Latz holds Doctorates in Medicine, Metaphysics & Holistic Healing; an M.S. in Cell Biology/Immunology; and certifications in both Mind- Body Medicine and Clinical Qigong. Tracy is an international speaker, has published 7 scientific articles, co-authored 5 books on personal transformation, and has taught medical education for Wake Forest University Medical Center, Broughton State Psychiatric Hospital, and MAHEC– UNC Asheville School of Medicine. She has a solo integrative practice in NC. With 35 years of clinical experience, she has priceless wisdom and an expertise in making complicated concepts fun and simple.

Endlich sind wir wieder in Hogwarts und bekommen die großen Ankündigungen für dieses Jahr vor den Latz geknallt. Zumindest, wenn wir nicht von Mad-Eye unterbrochen werden. Was Ramon vom neuem Lehrer für Verteidigung gegen die Dunklen Künste hält und warum er ein absoluter Hermine-Fan in diesem Buch ist erfahrt ihr in dieser Folge!Komm in die Gruppe! Hier gehts zu unserem WhatsappKanalhttps://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VabF6h3H5JM0EN0DwU0XRamon als Tom Bombadil https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPEVatb5b-YTolkühnes Merch!https://shop.spreadshirt.at/tollkuehn-podcast/Instagram @tollkuehn_podcastSchaut auf unserem Discord Server vorbei:https://discord.gg/hobbithoehleFalls du uns über Steady unterstützen willst:https://steadyhq.com/de/tollkuehn-podcasthttps://ko-fi.com/tollkuehn Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/tollkuehn. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Punktabzug für Gryffindor!McGonagall ist sauer, weil Harry schon wieder die Fassung bei Umbridge verloren hat und wieder nachsitzen muss. Wie gemein! Aber sie ist selbst nicht ganz so cool wie sonst (sondern noch viel cooler), als sie selbst im Unterricht von der blöden neuen Großinquisitorin besucht wird. Da bekommt Umbidge ganz schön einen vor den Latz geknallt und wir feiern es stark!Ob Dolores als Rache ein Burn Book wie in Mean Girls/Girls Club hat und da Minerva durch den Dreck zieht?Wir erfahren noch, wann genau Minnie McG erstmals den Dienst in Hogwarts angetreten hat: Im Dezember 1955. Aber Moment mal. Im Dezember?! Was meint ihr, warum sie mitten im Schuljahr als neue Lehrerin dazugekommen ist? Was ist da passiert? Sagt es uns auf Spotify in den Folgenkommentaren! Und jetzt wünschen wir euch viel Spaß beim Zuhören! :) Wir haben auch eine Patreon-Seite! Schaut doch mal vorbei, es gibt Bonus-Episoden, Sticker undandere aufregende Dinge! Besucht uns auf den sozialenNetzwerken, unsererWebseite und erzählt euren Freunden von uns! Vielleicht habendie ja auch Lustauf einen Harry Potter Podcast! Webseite: www.Happy-Potter.net Patreon: www.patreon.com/happypotter Discord: https://discord.gg/2EajMaGXpc Facebook:www.facebook.com/happypotterpodcast Instagram: @happypotterpod Twitter: @happypotterpod Und wir haben jetzt auch Playlists mit unseren Lieblings-Songs Martins Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2IBxDsPVm1UdNBiW2QkgEJ?si=rU6HLkoFQfGGjvab8g8yEQ&pi=e-bKuIHap7RWCu Sophias Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0kuOP0TujMhrqOWzLwUH1O?si=9LIZkc2nQTOajHPaqpP_RA&pi=e-tc6w0NgQRo-W Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Watch the YouTube version of this episode HEREIn this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, co-hosts Jim and Tyson talk with Ron, a seasoned legal marketing consultant and founder of Legal Fenix. LinkedIn could be a key piece to your marketing. By exploring strategies for personal branding and marketing, and authentic engagement, Ron teaches how to start on LinkedIn with low barriers. Ron also shares insights on the role of a fractional CMO, and the benefits of diverse content formats, including video. His biggest piece of advice to lawyers is to build meaningful connections and avoid common pitfalls like inauthentic posts. This episode offers practical tips for leveraging LinkedIn to enhance professional visibility and foster valuable relationships in the legal community.Listen in. Jim's Hack: Listen to the interesting podcast episode about a lawyer's life called: “How to Destroy Everything.” Ron's Tip: For beginners on LinkedIn the tip is “Don't overthink it!” What do you like to see on your LinkedIn?!Tyson's Tip: Use the ‘Newsfeed Eradicator'! It's a tool that helps you avoid distractions on social media while maintaining productivity.04:36 The Value of LinkedIn 08:30 Personal Branding on LinkedIn 15:00 Optimizing Personal and Business Profiles20:16 Importance of LinkedIn Engagement 20:48 Video Content on LinkedIn25:55 Networking Tips on LinkedInTune in to today's episode and checkout the full show notes here. Connect with Ron:Website Instagram  Linkedin  Youtube  

Tracy Latz, M.D., M.S. is a Cell Biologist, Physician, Integrative Psychiatrist, Metaphysician and Holistic Practitioner. She holds a Doctorate in Medicine from Wake Forest University and Doctorate in Metaphysics & Holistic Healing from Delphi University; a Master of Science in Cell Biology/Immunology from Georgetown University. She holds certifications in Mind-Body Medicine from the National Institute for the Clinical Application of Behavioral Medicine and as a Medical Qigong. Practitioner and teacher. Dr. Latz has co-authored 5 books on personal transformation, has published 7 scientific articles, and is an international speaker. She has been on clinical adjunct faculty involved in medical education for Wake Forest University Medical Center, Broughton State Psychiatric Hospital, and MAHEC – UNC Asheville School of Medicine. Dr. Latz is currently working in her own solo private practice in a suburb of Charlotte, NC with over 35 years of clinical experience in shifting lives. She is also one of the 2 ‘Shift Doctors' at ShiftyourLife.com. http://shiftyourlife.com https://www.facebook.com/share/8e9z5nY8fySuaZus/?mibextid=LQQJ4d https://www.facebook.com/shiftdoctors?mibextid=LQQJ4d https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracy-latz-m-d-m-s-mh-d-b0499412?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app @TracyLatz and @ShiftYourLife on ‘X' (formerly Twitter) @shiftyourlife.com on TikTok Free Gift The Loving Compassionate Benefactor Meditation/ Exercise and the Qigong Emotional Release video   About The Flare Up Show Find Chrissy Cordingley at ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.risethrive.ca⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow the Flare Up Show on ⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠ Join the Rise and Thrive Wholeness Community on ⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠   Welcome to The Flare Up Show with Chrissy Cordingley. We tackle tough health topics with humor, share epic comeback stories, and explore ways to boost your mind and body. Whether you're feeling meh or need a laugh, join us for expert tips, inspiring chats, and a dash of fun to help you flare up to your best self. Ready to rise and thrive? Tune in and let's set your journey on fire! #TheFlareUpShow #RiseAndThrivePodcast #WholenessCoaching #WholeBeing #WellBeing #ReAlign #ReAlive #ElevateYourLife   VIDEO MUSIC Credit; Happy Place Courtesy of ClipChamp Audio version Music Credit: Y2K by Lunareh

Art can be such a fickle endeavor, most often requiring years or training, practice, and experience. But finally, we've found an art form where all of those things are more of a hindrance than a benefit.  Welcome to the Just Dumb Enough Podcast. A show that acknowledges no one is always an expert, by dispelling misconceptions with real experts.  The show will be turning three years old on Friday! I'm hoping to get a special little year 3 episode out, and i would love to feature comments, questions, or reviews on that episode. Send whatever you've got to DumbEnoughPodcast@Gmail.Com  My guest today is Tracy Latz. Tracy is many things, with many very impressive degrees, but she's most proud of her work with Entura Art. It's a type of drawing or painting that require the artist to be blindfolded and unaware of the artwork unfolding in front of them. This is perfect for people like me who can't understand anatomy, perspective, or color theory.  It also leans more towards the side of the audience that love psychics, mediums, and other unusual studies; because it touches on a lot of them from the view of a clinical psychiatrist.    ( Www.MagicMind.Com/Dumb20 )  ( Www.ShiftYourLife.Com )  ( LatzTalk@Gmail.Com )  ( http://www.youtube.com/@ShiftYourlLifeNow )  ( https://a.co/d/3gZ46nZ will take you to: Www.Amazon.Com "The Mystical World of Entura Art: Connecting with Spirit Via Intuitive Art" )  Let's finally make meaningful art!  I love that all of this can be done, very easily, for less than $5. I went down to the nearby dollar store, bought two huge sheets of thick paper to cut up, a bucket of bright colored chalk, and a sleep mask for basically pocket change. I'm tempted to do some and post them on the Instagram, but I'd love to see and even post Entura artwork done by the audience.  In other news, September is creeping towards an end, so here's the updated rankings:  1. The United States, with New York, Texas, and Oregon leading the charge.  2. England of the United Kingdom.  3. Australia, with Victoria now holding a small lead over New South Wales.  4. Canada, with Ontario way out front.  5. Ireland, now beating Ghana! With just a week left, it's anyone's guess who will win in September.  That's it for this week! Have a great week, a great weekend, and I'll see you all back here next week for another new episode!  Until the next episode, pretty please do all the things to help the show: rate, review, like, and subscribe.  Reach out to DumbEnoughPodcast@Gmail.Com or on any social media if you want to reach me personally.  Most importantly, Stay Dumb! 

In this episode, Steve Fretzin and Ron Latz discuss:Challenges in business development and marketing for lawyersAligning marketing strategies with law firm goalsChoosing the right marketing vendors for law firmsPersonal branding and networking in law firm success Key Takeaways:Lawyers often struggle with marketing due to a lack of business development education and being overwhelmed by running their practices.When selecting marketing vendors, firms should assess cultural fit, business alignment, scope of work, track record of success, and trust.Small law firms with limited budgets can achieve growth by focusing on community involvement, referral marketing, and low-cost marketing channels like social media.Law firms should base their marketing investments on specific goals, competition analysis, and available budget, as certain markets may be cost-prohibitive. "[Lawyers] don't necessarily know what they don't know... there just not as many hours as we all want in each of these days to become a specialist at everything." —  Ron Latz Read Steve's past episodes as Blogcasts—visit now: https://www.fretzin.com/blog/ Thank you to our Sponsors!Rankings.io: https://rankings.io/Rainmakers Roundtable: https://www.fretzin.com/lawyer-coaching-and-training/peer-advisory-groups/ Episode References: Obviously Awesome by April Dunford: https://www.amazon.com/Obviously-Awesome-Product-Positioning-Customers/dp/1999023005Positioning with April Dunford: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/positioning-with-april-dunford/id1690104435 About Ron Latz: Ron Latz is a seasoned legal marketing consultant and the founder of LegalFenix, a consultancy dedicated to providing industry-leading marketing consulting and fractional CMO services to the legal community. With a deep understanding of the unique challenges lawyers face with their legal marketing, Ron has helped numerous law firms enhance their market presence, attract more clients, and transform their marketing results. His strategic approach and industry expertise make him a sought-after consultant and fractional CMO in the legal space. Connect with Ron Latz:  Website: www.legalfenix.comEmail: ron@legalfenix.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronlatz/ & https://www.linkedin.com/company/legalfenix/ Connect with Steve Fretzin:LinkedIn: Steve FretzinTwitter: @stevefretzinInstagram: @fretzinsteveFacebook: Fretzin, Inc.Website: Fretzin.comEmail: Steve@Fretzin.comBook: Legal Business Development Isn't Rocket Science and more!YouTube: Steve FretzinCall Steve directly at 847-602-6911  Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

Ron Latz is the Founder of LegalFenix. During his 14-year career in legal marketing, Ron has worked for the country's biggest legal marketing agency, helped rebuild a boutique legal marketing agency, sold marketing to law firms, and invested in marketing on behalf of law firms.LegalFenix is a consulting and fractional CMO firm exclusively helping law firms invest in marketing that actually works. The firm is 100% agency-neutral. They don't and won't ever sell SEO or advertising products or services. Their model will strive to restore trust in agency relationships with partners who provide quality services at market-competitive rates. Connect with Ron on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronlatz/ Visit LegalFenix: https://legalfenix.com/ On This Episode, We Discuss…The Role of a Fractional CMOEffective Ways Law Firms Can Generate LeadsHow Law Firms Should Invest in Marketing Strategies Why Law Firms Struggle with Tracking Where Their Leads Come From

Grace, who was on America's 2016 Olympic Team placing 5th in the quadruple sculls. A much-decorated rower, she was on 4 national teams, a 2015 World Rowing Champion and walked on the team at the University of Wisconsin, Madison to eventually help the team win their first Big 10 Championship in Women's rowing.She will be in a different role this year as one of four Olympians selected for the Paris 2024 Olympian Artist-in-Residence Program to implement collaborative and community-based art. Through reassembling donated uniforms and equipment from Olympic sports through a local recycling center, she created a large-scale tapestry of the Olympic rings with the support of senior Parisian citizens in the lead up to the 2024 Olympics. The piece will be on display during the Paris 2024 Games at Clubhouse 24 and will subsequently become part of the collection of the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland.  (2:45) Grace tells how all this happened from her initially learning to sew and the strength of the women in her family. (4:27) Grace isn't a traditional quilter, she challenges the rules to develop her creations. She talks about this here. (6:49) “Traditional processes with non-traditional materials with surprising results”> What does this mean to her? She also talks about a project she created in college made from plastic bags. (9:30) Grace's work is “collaborative and made with many hands” She tells us what that means in regard to who owns a piece of art. Does it have to be made by one person to be a quality craft?! (11:49) What's it like to be an Olympic athlete? Grace shares her story with us. And how did she find this sport? Well, this story is remarkable! Let's just say, it's good to be tall. ((16:27) Grace is one of 4 Olympians chosen to be in the Olympian Artist-in-Residence Program. She explains the program and how it began. Then, she tells us about how she came up with the idea of her special project. (21:24) It was very important to the IOC that she work with local materials and local citizens. Hear why she chose to work with senior citizens and how she got the materials for her project. And she shares her experience of walking the same streets or Picasso, Van Gough and Renoir…and riding the metro with a huge quilt! (30:00) Hear about how she created her quilt…and why she made the choices she made! (31:42) Will any of the women who helped with the project will be able to travel to the Olympics to view the quilt?  (33:14) In her role as a participant in the Olympian Artist-in-Residence Program, what will she be doing? Also, hear about how she and her team connected BERNINA and securing their support and sewing machines. The universe certainly interceded!  (39:32) While is college Grace received the University's student in athlete community service award, and she now is Communications Lead at the Huron Waterloo Pathways Initiative. The environment is paramount to her. She shares with us why environmental activism is important to her.  (45:48) What's next for Grace and what's her dream? (48:25) And finally, what didn't I ask?!! Well, what pieces did she include in the project on her own that were personal to her? There were 4 special pieces…find out what they were! And hear about Olympians are viewed and learn a new way of relating to them! (55:42) How can you reach out to Grace? On Instagram @gracelatz, and on her new website www.gracelatz.com.  If you know someone who has an outstanding story that should be shared on this podcast, drop Meg a note to Meg@sewandsopodcast.com or complete the form on our website.  Be sure to subscribe to, review and rate this podcast on your favorite platform…and visit our website sewandsopodcast.com for more information about today's and all of our Guests.

Ron is a Temple University Graduate and works as the Founder of LegalFenix. In this episode, we dive deep into the extraordinary journey of Ron. Despite never attending law school or becoming a lawyer, Ron embodies the essence of our podcast's tagline: there is no straight path to the law, only your unique journey.Ron has played a pivotal role in numerous law firms across the country. Throughout our conversation, we explore his diverse experiences and the valuable lessons he's learned along the way.Ron and I discuss the importance of "getting your reps in" for any skill you want to master and reflect on our early life experiences to uncover the strengths we harness today. Ron shares stories from his childhood, like selling lemonade and food at Little League games, which highlight his entrepreneurial spirit from a young age. He delves into his various sales roles and how these experiences ultimately led him to the legal industry.We also talk about Ron's latest venture, LegalFenix. He opens up about the challenges and triumphs of starting his own business in the legal field. Ron provides a wealth of tech and book recommendations and emphasizes the critical role of embracing AI to enhance productivity and stay ahead of the curve.Ron's journey is a testament to the power of perseverance, adaptability, and innovation. From sales and marketing to tech and legal insights, Ron offers invaluable tips and strategies that can benefit anyone in our audience.Tune in to discover how Ron's mindset and drive can inspire you to forge your own unique path, no matter the field you're in.Ron's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ronlatzCheck out the Official sponsor of the Lawyers in the Making Podcast Rhetoric:Rhetoric takes user briefs and motions and compares them against the text of opinions written by judges to identify ways to tailor their arguments to better persuade the judges handling their cases. Rhetoric's focus is on persuasion and helps users find new ways to improve their odds of success through more persuasive arguments. Find them here: userhetoric.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit lawyersinthemaking.substack.com

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A sermon by Sophie Latz on the Seventh Sunday of Easter – Youth Sunday, May 12, 2024 – at the Episcopal Cathedral of St. Philip, Atlanta  

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Over the years, many game-changing technologies have emerged that have improved both the process and perception of the comms function. At present, though, we are all adjusting to an innovation that will likely have the biggest impact of them all: Artificial intelligence (AI). This conversation with Chad Latz, BCW's chief innovation officer, will be a true 360-degree study on the topic that is atop every communicator's mind today. From cognitive AI to actionable insights. From how comms can uniquely benefit from AI to the exciting opportunities around the corner. And, of course, thoughts on mis- and disinformation. We discuss all this and more with Latz, an inductee into PRWeek's Dashboard 25 Class of 2024. Follow us: @PRWeekUSReceive the latest industry news, insights, and special reports. Start Your Free 1-Month Trial Subscription To PRWeek

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Join Andrew Parker on The Victory Hour with his special guest, MN State Senator, Ronald Latz, as they discuss standing up to antisemitism and hate. Support the show

It's the Happiest of New Years here at The Bad Pod because we finally got to sit down with the co-founders of our long-time sponsors, Book 180!Sarah Latz & Francesca Piancone were PR & Agency professionals who moonlighted as instructors at Chicago Portfolio School. And it's there where they first began to get the idea for another way to do this whole portfolio school thing, and where their friendship blossomed into a co-foundership. And the results are in! It. is. working. Graduates of Book180's programs are getting hired.  Listen in to get their expert take on what's working and not working in modern advertising education, hiring, job seeking, and more.  Episode Links: Book180.comSarah Latz on LinkedInFrancesca Piancone on LinkedInThanks for ad'ing a little Bad to your day ;) now follow us on Twitter dammit More Links: Pod SiteBrian's BookEric's InstagramAmelia's Book

Medwish International in Cleveland, Ohio, has been making a world of difference since 1993 by recovering, repurposing, and redistributing surplus medical supplies around the globe. This urgently needed humanitarian aid also helps the environment by keeping life-saving resources out of landfills. In this episode, we speak with Executive Director Britta Latz about how Medwish has been bridging the gap between surplus and scarcity for 30 years with the support of an army of volunteers and the help of our northeast Ohio community.  Join us as we take you behind the scenes of MedWish International to learn how teams of volunteers sort, repackage, and distribute over 600,000 lbs. of medical supplies annually to 115 countries and those in need locally. The logistics involved with receiving and fulfilling supply requests from organizations worldwide are extensive. As Medwish marks its 30th anniversary, it celebrates the people in our community who make this life-saving work possible. Hear how individuals and healthcare facilities donate their surplus supplies instead of sending them to a landfill, the army of volunteers and aid workers who sort and redistribute the supplies, and the funders that keep this remarkable organization going. Hear how you might make a difference. Guest:Britta Latz, Executive Director, Medwish InternationalResources:Follow Medwish on Instagram, Facebook and YouTubeGive Supplies Give $$Give TimeFollow us: https://www.facebook.com/ecospeaksclehttps://www.instagram.com/ecospeakscleContact us:hello@ecospeakscle.com

State Senator Ron Latz learns what a great many of his fellow DFLers are actually like. Mpls wants to close its only cigar smoking lounge, while the state plans to spend millions to subsidize marijuana growing. Patrick Reusse with his weekly sports report. Johnny Heidt with guitar news.Heard On The Show:Fellow Democrats denounce Sen. Ron Latz for ‘dehumanizing' remarks on PalestiniansTwins name Provus, Atteberry new play-by-play voicesHouse expels New York Rep. George Santos. It's just the sixth expulsion in the chamber's history Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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An often overlooked governmental body at the state Capitol drew much attention Wednesday. The Minnesota State Board of Investment — which includes Gov. Tim Walz, Attorney General Keith Ellison and other top officials — had to meet in a larger room than usual, and one that made entry and exit for state officials more accessible.That's because pro-Palestinian and Jewish groups gathered there to weigh in on the state's foreign investments. The board manages public pension accounts and other investments. Those benefiting Israel make up $116.3 million dollars, or 0.14 percent of the state's portfolio, according to the governor's office.“As a nurse, this latest bombing campaign — unprecedented in the century by every measure of death and destruction — was unimaginable,” retired nurse Sarah Martin said during the meeting's public comment period. “Hospitals were at the center of Israel's attacks. My pension, which I get because I took care of sick and injured people in a state-of-the-art hospital just down the street, was used to destroy the hospitals of Gaza.”Human Rights Watch on Sunday said its investigation into an Oct. 17 strike on Gaza's Al-Ahli hospital suggests a Hamas misfire caused that blast. But Israeli bombardments have caused massive death and destruction, including at hospitals. Israel's military says Hamas uses the facilities as shields for an underground network of tunnels.The retired nurse, Martin, along with five other speakers, asked the state to divest from Israel and weapons manufacturers. The activists said the board moved on its own to divest from South Africa in the 1980s in response to apartheid, pointing to it as a precedent for the actions they want the board to take now.It's part of a global movement known as Boycott, Divest, Sanctions or BDS. Supporters want institutions and governments to withdraw investments in Israel. Some in the Jewish community say the movement is anti-Semitic.“Divestment as part of the Boycott, Divest, Sanction movement would be a profound mistake. You don't divest from the victim of an attack,” State Sen. Ron Latz, DFL-St. Louis Park, said at a press conference before the meeting.The Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota and the Dakotas organized the press conference, where Latz and other Jewish community leaders spoke about the anguish that the Israeli people and some of their friends and relatives in Minnesota are feeling in the wake of the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks. And they said pulling state money from businesses there would only make things worse.Meanwhile, about seven miles west of events at the Capitol, dozens of University of Minnesota students and faculty donned Palestinian keffiyeh scarves and walked out of classes to raise awareness and support for Palestinians.“Some professors are worried about canceling class and missing important content for their students. What I have to say to that is, this right here is the content,” said anthropology and global studies professor Serra Hakyemez.Students for a Democratic Society organized the walkout. As for the investment board, it did not indicate whether Wednesday's actions would change its investment practices. Its members thanked people for their comments and ended the meeting without engaging further with the crowd.If it does take action — as it did in 2022 with Russia and Belarus and in 2009 with Iran — it will not be swift. The state typically will gradually withdraw its investments to avoid hurting pensions. For example, six months after the 2022 law went into effect, the state still had about $1 million invested in businesses tied to Russia or Belarus, with about 30 percent of those targeted for divestment. Both laws also have language exempting humanitarian relief, education and journalism organizations.

Caleb and Deirdre Brower-Latz sit down in her office at Nazarene Theological College, Manchester to talk about her story and dialogue around salvation and a theology of creation care. Deirdre is Principal of NTC and member of the Advisory Team for Nazarenes for Creation Care. NTC has a wonderful MA in Theology/Ecology! Check out Nazarene Theological College: https://nazarene.ac.uk/ Support Nazarene's for Creation Care by visiting ⁠⁠https://www.nazarenesforcreationcare.com/⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/millennial-pastors/support

Today's episode of OWN IT features Sarah Latz and Francesca Piancone-Crowley from Book180. It is an online portfolio school that sources the best agency talent to teach new professionals in our industry! That is so cool! The conversation that became the idea for Book 180 was born during COVID. The two worked together at a portfolio school in Chicago before and during the pandemic and saw the online-only approach to education as an opportunity.  Both are writers by craft, but come to the education space with great experiences from the agency space. Sarah spent time as a writer at many of the large agencies during her time in New York, Atlanta and Chicago before moving back to South Carolina. Francesca spent time in the publishing industry, but then found her way into the ad business through the portfolio school where she and Sarah met.  We had a very useful conversation about being entrepreneurs and owners and though Book 180 isn't a traditional agency, they are helping feed the talent into our industry that builds them. And they are most definitely a part of our community! You're going to love their perspective and energy. Thanks for listening to this episode of OWN IT.   You can find links to Sarah Latz and Francesca Piancone-Crowley's LinkedIn profiles and the Book180 website in our show notes at untilyouownit.com. If you're enjoying Own It, please find it on your favorite podcast app and drop us a rating and review. Those help more people discover the show and join our community.  Also, if you're a female or non-binary agency owner, or you want to own an agency someday, join our growing community at that same address … untilyouownit.com.

Hosts Eric Balkman and Kentucky Fantasy Football State Championship (KFFSC) commissioner Ferrell Elliott speak with Josh Latz, one of the 42 Joes in the 2023 FFPC Pros Vs. Joes competition. He discusses his approach in taking on the best high stakes players in the world, as well as what the fantasy football industry has to offer. He also discusses his strategy to win a $1,000,000 purse in the 2023 FFPC Main Event, as well as a second $1,000,000 grand prize in the 2023 FantasyPros Championship, too. He also gives you the path to both a $200,000 grand prize in the 2023 FFPC Best Ball Tournament and a $50,000 award in the 2023 FFPC Superflex Best Ball Tournament. Latz also tells you how you can achieve more championships in 2023 FFPC Dynasty Leagues. As always, the guys answer your tweets, emails and more all on The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour! Listen To The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour: Apple - https://tinyurl.com/bdfj6yyh Spotify - https://tinyurl.com/2p874v9h Play Fantasy Football at the FFPC: Website - https://www.MyFFPC.com More on The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour: Website - http://www.HSFFHour.com Follow The FFPC on Social Media: Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/FFPC Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/FantasyFootballPlayersChampionship Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/OfficialFFPC Follow The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour on Social Media: Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/HSFFHour Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/HSFFHour Eric Balkman - http://www.twitter.com/EricBalkman Ferrell Elliott - http://www.KFFSC.com

Dr. Anne Latz is Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer at Hello Inside, a company that specializes in scientific self-care. Will talks to Dr. Latz about why glucose?, being a business-person first and what drove her to become a medical doctor, and where she sees wearable technology going in the in the next 5-10 years. Hello Inside (https://helloinside.com/) Follow Hello Inside on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/helloinsideofficial/) or LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/helloinside/about/). Follow Dr. Anne Latz on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/drannelatz/). Check out her Linktree (https://linktr.ee/anne.ella)! Follow thoughtbot on Twitter (https://twitter.com/thoughtbot) or LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/150727/). Become a Sponsor (https://thoughtbot.com/sponsorship) of Giant Robots! Transcript: WILL: This is the Giant Robots Smashing Into Other Giant Robots Podcast, where we explore the design, development, and business of great products. I'm your host, Will Larry. And with us today is Dr. Anne Latz, Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer at Hello Inside, a company that specializes in scientific self-care. Anne, thank you for joining us. DR. LATZ: Thank you for hosting me today, Will. WILL: Yeah, I'm excited to talk about Hello Inside. And let's start there; give us a quick summary about Hello Inside. DR. LATZ: So we are a German-Austrian startup, so we are based all over Europe, actually, all over the world, I have to say. And we help people by means of technology to understand their bodies best so to really become an expert of their bodies. And the technology we use is not only a smartphone app that shows data but a sensor that's called continuous glucose monitoring sensor that's like a little window you put on your arm that shows you in real-time your glucose data. And we at Hello Inside have then an app and the service around that that really helps you to understand your data and become an expert of your body because this data really gives you immediate feedback on what you do in the sense of eating, moving, but also how well you slept, how stressed you are. WILL: Wow, that's really neat. You said you had the continuous glucose monitor. The body is so complex, and there are so many ways that you probably could measure activity of the body. Why the glucose portion? Why are you doing glucose? DR. LATZ: I think that there are two, maybe even three, reasons to that. The first one is we do not have so many tools like biosensors or technology on the market, which enable us to give really continuous data on different biofluids or markers in the body. So the first one is just that the market here is quite mature because we usually know glucose from the context of diabetes patients, and the technology has been developed years and years ago for those people. And that's why we have really, really good technology, really good sensors, which have high accuracy. The prices get lower and lower, so more and more people can really access this technology. And we just know already a lot about glucose management. The second is it's a super, super potent marker. So I'm a medical doctor from my background. And I do not know so many markers in the body; maybe it's the heart rate variability or pulse that give us really immediate feedback to so many lifestyle pillars. So I think eating is quite intuitive that it does something to our blood glucose, but also movement does, also sleep and stress. And all these pillars immediately affect us, and we often know that. But this marker really gives us a take on how we can really visualize in the moment and then create a change from that. And the third is probably that it's just a really hot topic, the glucose monitoring, currently, and that's actually not a good thing. But we have really not only an obesity epidemic but really a metabolic health crisis. So a lot of people have problems with their glucose levels, not aware of it. A lot of people have, in general, problems with managing; yeah, I would say, their metabolism and have an energy crisis in their body. You could put it like that. And that's why we are really interested in glucose because if you manage glucose in the sense that you stabilize it, you can really improve your health in the short term and how much energy you have, midterm in the sense of what your weight is, and of course, long term to prevent diseases like diabetes or heart disease. WILL: Yeah, definitely. I think you're correct; you know, glucose is the one thing, especially for me, it's diabetes, and I know it in that direction. But also that after lunch drag that you hit, the wall that you hit whenever your glucose spikes and then it comes down and spikes, I mean, then crashes. I think that's the other direction people understand glucose from. DR. LATZ: Yeah, for sure. I mean, you bring up a great example, like the food coma after lunch. Everybody knows that, like, this energy and fatigue in the afternoon. But, I mean, you seem to be a little bit familiar with the technology, but a lot of people do not even connect the dots. They cannot really bring together what they eat and their behavior, for example, at lunchtime, how it really impacts them hours later. And what we love so much about the technology and what we can also use the Hello Inside servers a lot for is really to find out what you do, like, what you think is healthy often. A good example is a smoothie you drink that might spike your blood glucose, but you don't really understand it because you thought it was a healthy choice. So it gives me more nuance as to what is healthy for you because it's...and we didn't even stress that, but it's also highly personalized. So you and I would eat the same lunch, and we would react completely differently to it. So there's so much actionable data from it; that's what we love. And yeah, it's a little bit like running a lab test every few minutes of the day [chuckles] and give you the responses really on your smartphone to your hand and also some alternatives of how to create change there. WILL: Yeah, definitely. And I'm glad you brought that up because one of the questions I had for you is, with Hello Inside, how do you see it combating the bad advice around self-care and dieting when you're getting great scientific data? It's kind of hard to argue with the data and the numbers. DR. LATZ: For sure, yeah. I mean, we all know health, wellness, lifestyle. It all gets very close together, which has good sides and bad sides. But of course, people are still so confused in what is really good for them and their bodies. Because healthy, yeah, it's not a very specific term, especially in, let's stay with the example of food, what you put in, and different diet regimes you have. We see that there's so much frustration also in the market because all these one-size-fits-all recommendations in diet regimes or fasting regimes do not work for all people. And that's really why these personalized approaches, and as you say, data-driven approaches, are so crucial because then you really get power back in trusting your body and understanding how your personal health and well-being is really influenced. At the same time, it's super hard because some of these trends and fad diets have existed for a long time and have a huge community who really love them. But we see it really as a conversation, like a conversation we have with the users, but also a conversation that users have with their bodies. Because we know that creating change, especially behavior change, is like the holy grail for all health and also weight management tools. But it's also something that just takes a little longer because you need some experimenting. You need to find out what really works for you. But I'm quite convinced that when you see the data that's based on your body, that's something that you do not forget. If you see the foods that really spike you, surprisingly, this is really powerful. WILL: Yeah, definitely. And I can understand the benefit of it, especially, you know, you're working out two weeks, and your body really is not showing you any signs of change. But I can see how this could help in showing you the change, even if it's small, how you can say, hey, you're on the right track. DR. LATZ: Exactly. Yeah, it's like these small nudges. I mean, it's a monitor that already shows you the shortcuts and the little tweaks you make. For a lot of people, I always say if you find one food, one spiking element in your day and change that for the rest of your life, that's so much. For a lot of people, it's already in the breakfast. They jump on the blood glucose rollercoaster in the morning because they eat maybe porridge without any added protein to it. So it is very carb heavy, and they think it's super healthy and drink the oat milk latte. I mean, in general, there's nothing wrong with those foods, but you can combine them even better and add something to it and not really eliminate stuff but just add a nice mix of protein and fat to your carbs. And you will be so much fitter during the day. You will not have this huge spike putting you on the roller coaster in the morning. As we are very habitual people, I mean, people eat like 60 different foods per week, which is not a lot; once you find out what really works for you, that's super, super nice for the rest of your life. WILL: Yeah, definitely. And to be honest, I have been guilty of, oh, I just ate a very healthy meal. And then I go back and look at the nutritional facts, and I was like, what did I just eat? Because this was not healthy. DR. LATZ: Yeah, we should always learn and make mistakes and learn again. And it's like a jungle out there. I mean, health, in general, the healthcare market is quite complicated. And I think that doesn't only apply to Germany but definitely to where I'm based but also to the U.S. and all the different markets. And for food, it's the same; I mean, that's a little bit the enemy we all are trying to deal with because the food industry is so powerful. It has so much lobby. And you get so confusing information that this is really what we can use our tools now for to understand what really these, I would say, not always healthy but claimed healthy foods do to us. WILL: So, I have a question around wearable technology. So the last couple of years, there's been a trend of wearable technologies, the Garmins, the Apple Watches. This takes it to the next level. This is way more accurate than any of the wearables. Do you see this as the future in the next 5 or 10 years? DR. LATZ: Yeah, probably in the next 5 or 10 years, we will see even more to it in the sense of personalization. And also, I personally believe that we really have a toolbox here of different markers we use. Maybe some are still invasive, like the CGM you put on your arm that really measures the fluids invasively. But also, there will be an array of other things we can really include into our daily health checks. But this is definitely the next level of, as you said, Garmin and all these tracking tools because now we not only track data and have data, but we make them so actionable because we really put them into an immediate setting. So we can really calculate them now. I'm currently wearing my sensor, and I can have a look at my phone after we've finished recording and see, okay, what happened just now in my body? How did I respond to the setting? Was I super stressed? How is my lunch (because here it is early afternoon) affecting our body? We really had already the switch of not only measuring stuff but making it really approachable, actionable. And yeah, I think CGM will be one of the first tools where we can really make this approachable for the broad public; then, we will have a lot of different markers and sensors to look at. And in respect to glucose management, I really am looking forward to when we get the press announcement of some company that we can also non-invasively and continuously measure blood glucose, which is currently not feasible, and a lot of companies are working on it. So this would be very exciting in the next years. WILL: That's exciting. And I love how complex the human body is. DR. LATZ: Oh yeah. WILL: Like you just said, "How stressed was I?" And you can get that from your glucose level. DR. LATZ: Yeah, it's super complex, and it really takes the time to also figure out what...because just measuring data is not really exciting anymore. Then you have a lot of data, and then you're like, so what? So to really figure how interdependent these lifestyle pillars are of movement, sleep, food, et cetera, that really takes some time, but once you understand it, it makes so much sense. For example, stress is like this fight or flight response we've all heard about, and of course, you need energy for it. And that's why your blood glucose might go up because your body gives you energy to, for example, run away, [chuckles] or be alert. And then always breaking down to why our body does things always helps me to also make sense of the data. WILL: That's amazing. Really amazing. MID-ROLL AD: Now that you have funding, it's time to design, build and ship the most impactful MVP that wows customers now and can scale in the future. thoughtbot Lift Off brings you the most reliable cross-functional team of product experts to mitigate risk and set you up for long-term success. As your trusted, experienced technical partner, we'll help launch your new product and guide you into a future-forward business that takes advantage of today's new technologies and agile best practices. Make the right decisions for tomorrow, today. Get in touch at: thoughtbot.com/liftoff. WILL: So tell me what excites you about Hello Inside, the company. DR. LATZ: I mean, we founded this company with a very clear vision that we really want to help people to become experts of their body and really learn their body's language because this is a quite messed up system. We do not really understand our bodies' signals in the daily life. For example, hunger or thirst, a lot of people cannot really tell what the body is talking to them, so we think it's a super emotional topic. And especially the combination of these really approachable, emotional, real-life moments with newest tech is, I think, an amazing combination because we can reach people really where they are. We can give personalized insights of your personal body. This is also something that makes you so much more reliable and compliant in what you do. Then we can really display the data in a way that you can experientially learn from it. To give you an example, in our Hello Inside app, one of the favorite features of mine is the experiment feature, so you would have a food event. Let's make it super simple, eat an apple and feel your body in the next two or three hours. So that's usually when we take into account the response to that food. And then you compare that to one factor you change, so you eat the apple with some nuts or nut butter. I would suggest to most people, but of course, it's hyper individual, and what extent it changes in the blood glucose response just because you included the nuts, which include fat and protein. You can put these two graphs, these two blood glucose curves together, and you really see the gap between it just from including nuts in your diet. And this is this nice combination of visualization, data-driven insights, and also something where you, I mean, people love to take pictures of their food. And that's what you can usually do here. WILL: Wow, that's amazing. You were talking about your story behind using Hello Inside, the CGM. Do you or any of your clients have any success stories that you would like to talk about? DR. LATZ: Yeah, for sure. I mean, we are quite a young company. We launched only in June and are live now in seven European countries. And actually, I have some really, really cool stories. We launched with a very strong focus on women's health. So we have developed a program which is called Hello Hormones, which helps women along the cycle via the Hello Inside app. And this continuous glucose monitor really improves symptoms like PMS, which can be like bloating, pains, et cetera. And a lot of women didn't really understand (And how would they?) that your body has a very variable response to foods depending on the menstrual cycle. To visualize that, a very simple example would be eat in the first half of your cycle, before your ovulation, a banana, and eat the banana in the second half of the cycle. And I can promise you; you will have a different response to it which is super physiological. It has to do with insulin sensitivity. But you cannot really make sense of that (You feel differently in the phases.) which you now can really do when you saw in the data, really compared it, that you have higher levels of blood glucose maybe in the second half. And you can make small tweaks which help you then to really increase well-being also in the second phase of the cycle before you have your period, which can be by reducing inflammation by changing how you move during that time, et cetera. And this is what a lot of people, a lot of women, resonated with trying out the program. And then, of course, we have these super nice glucose hacks you might have heard about also, where some of my favorites are definitely also always connecting what you eat with movement, so moving your muscles after your meal. And I would say daily, we have such a high blast of user-generated content because people try it out, try the hacks, and then share their blood glucose response with us on social media. And this is so crazy to see. Also, people who are really into their bodies say, "I have these aha moments all the time just because I now understood, okay, it makes sense to have this type of breakfast. It makes sense how I eat my carbs, in which order I eat my food." We have next to the social media content also some coaching sections we offer for our clients where we also hear a lot of those stories that they're really often so, so surprised and so happy that they finally made sense of their body signals. WILL: Yeah, that's amazing. I'm a science geek; I'm just going to say it. DR. LATZ: [laughs] WILL: So I love how you can run your own scientific hypothesis and stuff. Like, you eat a banana at this time, how did it affect me? Okay, at this time, let me eat another banana. I just love that aspect because I don't think we have anything accurate enough right now that I know of besides actual drawing your blood in the lab or something like that that can actually give you that type of information. DR. LATZ: Yeah, and especially if you take a lab just like once a month or once a quarter, then it's also really like a snapshot of the situation and might even have depended on how much did you drink? How was the night before? Like, what did you eat? And put some markers even there. And now you really have the ability to make it, yeah, it's a little bit more playful. Because of course, we recommend experiments you can make, start with an apple, eat the chocolate, do the pasta versus the rice. But then you can customize it because it doesn't make sense to do experiments and try stuff out that you would never do in your daily life. So we always recommend start from where you really are. Wear the sensor for two, three days, just observe, and then look at what you really think is the problem for you. For a lot of people, it's the afternoon fatigue. So what could be the labor here? Where can we make a small change? And then you really, as you say, a little bit of research on your own body and experiment around and tweak here, tweak there and that's the nice part. Then you come to changes that you also stick with. This is what we have also seen on our team, which are like the early adopters, and we worked on it for over a year. We really see that we get better blood glucose response in the mornings. And we just changed a little bit what order we eat. If we go for ice cream, we just do a walk with the ice cream and all these small things which are really feasible and very, very contrary to what we also have in the diet culture, a lot of restrictive things. You cannot do that; you shouldn't do that. I always say it's very positive psychology; add that, combine it here, do some habits tweaking here. And you can really include that in your life further on. WILL: That's amazing. Let's transition and talk about the starting of Hello Inside. What's the story? How did...because I think it's you and three other founders. How did y'all come about starting Hello Inside? DR. LATZ: We are actually from very, very different backgrounds, but we have had some friends in common and some contacts, and, I mean, as I said, I'm a medical doctor. I have a digital health background. So I worked in digital health and other startups for over three years. My other co-founder is very much into the product and growth marketing. He was with Runtastic, which is now part of Adidas. So he has a sports lifestyle background and also expertise for the product. The other one is responsible for brand and community investor relations. He really built also his own companies before. And the fourth is the tech guy who also worked in a medical startup and had his own agencies. So really, as you see, different backgrounds but very nice combination because we bring a lot of skills together and combine them from very different angles, and yeah, this is also, I would say, our power, and of course, it's also at the same time a challenge because not everybody is familiar in the same depth with the topics. But I think that's often the point with diverse teams that you just have to communicate well to help the other people understand where you're coming from. We have to remind him to make research very understandable and really also explain that the tempo there sometimes is a little bit different, whereas I learn so, so much on what it means to build a product really at a high speed, to really iterate here and there. So when we met, of course, the idea was to do something really with impact, to do something in the healthcare space but not too far into med tech. And we're really, really focused on this preventative field. I mean, you always say there's no glory in prevention. Prevention is super unsexy [laughs] for the individual but also the society, and we really want to change that. Of course, Hello Inside was not Hello Inside from the beginning on then we found the name. And we're super happy with the company name, with the case we can make with looking inside, et cetera. Yeah, we're very much looking forward to building an even bigger company in the next years. WILL: That's amazing. Your background is the medical portion of it. And you have experience in patient care in private and public healthcare, so tell us more about that. Are you still practicing? And how did you get into becoming a medical doctor? What was that drive for you to become a medical doctor? DR. LATZ: To be frank, I was a business person first. [chuckles] WILL: Oh. DR. LATZ: I did first business bachelor, but that was like, for me, ages ago; [laughs] it feels like it. And after I finished my bachelor's, I was like yeah, okay, I want to do something else and applied for medical school, which was never on my mind before. And that's how it all started. I also had the chance to do my master's in business at the same time. So I always was like very open to look left and right. And then, I started working in patient care, just very classical, like in a university hospital in psychotherapy. And I loved it a lot. But also, I was missing something to bring in this more innovative, creative part of my interests. I had the chance in a startup to work at some time in the U.S. It's called AMBOSS. It's an ad-tech startup. That's where I came really in the startup field and understood from a very junior position more and more about what it means to build a company. Then I worked, coming back to Germany, for the ministry actually a little bit in the field of public health and prevention for diabetes. So here you see also how it now very well fits with what we're doing now, but of course, I can only say that now looking back. And I got certified in nutritional lifestyle medicine. And this is also something that really fascinates me a lot, like how these pillars really affect our lives all day, every day. And we do not learn so much also medical school about it, and that's where I learned for myself that this is really why I want to double down on these topics. And a little bit before the first pandemic wave started, I found my way into digital health for a startup, being one of the first employees there, and had two years then to really learn on the market, with the market what it means to create a digital health company, and did my postgraduate certificate in Harvard at that time. So I learned patient safety, quality, informatics, and leadership. And all these puzzle pieces then really fit well together last year when I met my co-founders, and we really iterated the idea more to build a company that combines all that, like, digital health and health and prevention with also metabolic health and lifestyle medicine, and, of course, all the innovative things we didn't know that they exist before and we are now learning on the market with. So this is how it all happened to me, and looking back, it all makes sense. But of course, there were a lot of segues. There were a lot of decisions to make on that journey. WILL: Yeah, which I'm glad you brought up the decisions. That was my next question. What have been some of the toughest times in the startup? And what have been some of the most exciting times in the startup? DR. LATZ: Yeah, I mean, I would even broaden up a little bit because just this week, we will launch a book which is in German but will also be in English soon, which really is quite personal. I wrote it with two other doctors, which is called Beyond Bedside. You could translate it. So we are all medical doctors who left bedside and found some new pathways, and two of us also as entrepreneurs. And we had a lot of those hard decisions to take. I think one of the biggest learnings is always...and I think that also applies well for the startups: what got you here won't get you there. So you need this willingness to unlearn. You need to really understand, okay, now I'm a medical doctor, and I learned a lot, but in the startup, I'm just one of many, and I need to learn from the others. And I need to be really, really humble about what I can and cannot do. I think this is always a problem of running a company. You want to be speedy because that's why you're a startup, but you also, especially in the healthcare space, need to do everything properly. And you have to navigate between really having a high quality, having everything according to guidelines because you're always working with people. It's always something you really need to be responsible of. This is also something that we need a lot of patience for a lot of things. But yeah, in general, I would say we did quite a good job as we are a remote-first company. So it was during the pandemic that we founded the company. We have people all over the world working for us. I mean, that's not really specific for our company. But from what I know from colleagues as well, you just need to communicate, and communicate, and overcommunicate in different time zones to really make everybody really aware of the vision, the mission, repeat it again. And strategic decisions need to be clear to everyone. So we put a high effort also on building a nice company culture and working on our ideas together and also get some on-sites where everybody can meet up. And yeah, this is sometimes really hard when you're so in your daily struggle, and there's so much to do. But then we need to take a step back and really say, okay, we need to invest in building an even better team. WILL: Yeah, definitely. Wow. Wow, wow, wow, that's amazing. You've done medical school. You've practiced, and you've founded. Those are hard. Let's just be honest; those are hard things that you have accomplished, so congratulations on that. DR. LATZ: Thanks, Will. WILL: What has been some of the best advice that you received to help you keep going when those things got hard? DR. LATZ: Do not ask the people who are in the very classical fit for...let me give you an example; I would not ask my chief when I worked in a hospital if I should leave the hospital because people who have always done it like that they would never recommend you to drop out and do something new and be innovative, and maybe also a little bit braver. So maybe the good advice from it would be ask the right people, ask a lot of people. And then, looking back, one thing I really learned myself is also it's really hard times you have, and sometimes it's really you're doubting yourself. You're really overwhelmed. There's a lot going on. Especially those times will be, looking back, the ones that can be your hero story. Those are the ones that make you an even better person in the sense of being a coach for others and also for yourself later on. So you really need those struggles to understand and carve out what really moves your heart and where you really want to be invested. And there's also, and this is probably also still hard for me, saying no to a lot of things. WILL: Hmm, that's really good advice, yes. Especially because you have experience in so many different areas, you can quickly overwhelm yourself by saying, "Yes." So, wow, I really like that advice. So in closing, is there anything else that you would like to share with us or with the audience? DR. LATZ: Maybe something that I observe, I mean, I don't know if it's in U.S. the same, but I could imagine it's like a trend that's going on. Everybody thinks he or she needs to be an entrepreneur, founder, like own something, be by yourself. It's just not for everyone. I think that's okay. And I think that it's great that it's not for everyone. We need all the diverse roles. We need all the diverse employees. And being something for the sake of just being it is not a good motivation. I think that nobody should really try to force him or herself into a role just because he or she thinks it's cool. There are many things you can do in your life and that you really should trust your gut and be also really brutally honest to yourself. And, like, I just want to be really...now it sounds better to say, "I just want to be a doctor," that's great. We need doctors; we need teachers; we need employees. There are so many great jobs, and there are so many days where I wish exactly the same. At the same time, entrepreneurship gives you so much freedom of thinking. You learn so much on the job from other people, from your whole team. So there are many roads in crazy town. [laughs] There are many roads in the world. And this is really something we need to be aware of, this exactly, that it is really, really cool that we can do so many things and have really diverse roles in our society. WILL: I love that advice because I 100% agree with you. Because I think there are people that are CEOs and they love to get out in front of people and talk and sell the company. But then you have a CFO or a CEO that's like, I just want to run the day-to-day, the books, or whatever that is, that's what I'm great at. So I love that advice. DR. LATZ: Yeah, exactly. WILL: Wow. Anne, it's been amazing talking to you about Hello Inside and just getting to know your company and you better. Thank you so much for being on the podcast today. DR. LATZ: Thank you for your great questions, Will. WILL: I appreciate it. You can subscribe to the show and find notes along with a complete transcript for this episode at giantrobots.fm. If you have questions or comments, email us at hosts@giantrobots.fm. You can find me on Twitter @will23larry. This podcast is brought to you by thoughtbot and produced and edited by Mandy Moore. Thanks for listening. See you next time. ANNOUNCER: This podcast was brought to you by thoughtbot. thoughtbot is your expert design and development partner. Let's make your product and team a success.