Podcast appearances and mentions of laura schmidt

In today's episode, I talk with Michael and Leela Hunter, the creators of UpSpiral Life — a year-long program and community that combines IFS, manifestation, and neurofeedback. We explore what manifestation really means through an IFS lens, how subconscious parts shape our experience, and why “feeling good” is a nervous system state we can track and train. Our conversation explores how IFS intersects with manifestation, nervous system states, and the beliefs our parts hold about what's possible. Key takeaways: How parts influence what we manifest Self Energy as a measurable frequency Why some protectors are allergic to “feeling good” How neurofeedback can support deeper IFS work Shifting vibration is getting curious about what's happening inside Michael is the founder of UpSpiral.Life, a program and community that helps people move from burnout and disconnection into greater flow, purpose, and alignment. With a background in acupuncture and the arts, Michael guides clients through personal transformation by challenging modern conditioning and helping them reconnect with what truly matters. Leela is an IFS therapist, consultant, and the Clinical Director of UpSpiral.Life. She supports clients in exploring limiting beliefs and emotional burdens with compassion and curiosity. As an Afghan Muslim woman with over 15 years of experience, Leela brings cultural depth and personal insight to her healing work. Don't miss my extended interview clip with Michael and Leela on The One Inside Substack.  Episode Sponsor: Pause With Laura ✨ Give your hard working parts some rest by joining Laura Schmidt, seasoned IFS therapist, for a restorative IFS retreat this Fall at Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health. September 14-19 IFS & LifeForce Yoga Retreat for all October 19-22  Restore YourSelf Retreat for IFS Professionals

In the early 1960s, R.J. Reynolds, one of the largest and most profitable tobacco companies in the U.S. at the time, wanted to diversify its business. Its marketing strategies had been highly successful in selling its top brands, like Camel, Winston and Salem cigarettes, and executives thought, Why not apply the same strategies to, say, the food industry?So in 1963, R.J. Reynolds acquired Hawaiian Punch. It marked the beginning of the tobacco industry's entry into the food sector. In the following decades, R.J. Reynolds and Philip Morris expanded aggressively into the food industry, acquiring major brands, like Del Monte, Nabisco, General Foods, Kraft and 7UP, where they produced hyperpalatable, chemically-engineered foods now known as ultra-processed foods, or UPFs. These products were marketed especially to children and other vulnerable groups. In Berkeley Talks episode 229, Laura Schmidt, a professor of health policy in the School of Medicine at UC San Francisco, discusses how ultra-processed foods — like cookies, sodas, instant noodles, fish sticks and cereals — are a direct legacy of the tobacco industry, and are responsible for a dramatic rise in obesity, diabetes and other chronic diseases across the country. “About 60% of the calories in Americans' diets are from ultra-processed foods,” says Schmidt, who spoke at a UC Berkeley event in May. “In the mid-'80s, when we see ultra-processed foods starting to scale up in the American food supply, we also see obesity starting to really rise. That is the moment when some of the largest food companies are owned by tobacco companies.”This talk took place on May 5, 2025, and was co-sponsored by the Berkeley Food Institute (BFI) and Berkeley Public Health. It was moderated by Isabel Madzorera, an assistant professor in food, nutrition and population health at Berkeley Public Health and co-faculty director at the Berkeley Food Institute.Watch a video of the event on the Berkeley Food Institute's YouTube page.Listen to the episode and read the transcript on UC Berkeley News (news.berkeley.edu/podcasts).Music by HoliznaCC0.Photo by Cory Doctorow via Wikimedia Commons. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You can get all of our full show notes, newsletter, and ad-free listening at wickedproblems.earth.Do you need some Zen? I need a bit of that or something, just to get my head right. So we spoke with LaUra Schmidt, one-half of the dynamic duo of climate psychology along with her Good Grief Network co-founder and wife Aimee Lewis Reau, who wrote How to Live in a Chaotic Climate that was published a little over a year ago. And blimey we need more of their coping strategies than we ever thought we would when the book first came out.We get into climate grief, trauma, and resilience with Schmidt. We argue the challenges of individual versus collective climate action, the science and spiritual dimensions of environmental advocacy, and the importance of community in building resilience.Schmidt shares insights from her experiences growing up in rural Michigan, studying Buddhism, biology, and environmental science, and her efforts to help people cope with the emotional toll of climate change through the Good Grief Network's 10-step program.We also touch on the significance of finding meaning, joy, and humor amidst the chaos, while preparing for an uncertain future.02:12 Conversation with Laura Schmidt04:53 Laura's Background and Motivations16:09 The Good Grief Network24:56 The Long Dark: Seeds of Creativity25:37 Ancient Wisdom and Cultural Narratives29:29 Stories of Resilience and Human Agency31:05 The Role of Community in Modern Times38:13 Upcoming Events and Final Thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Is your healthcare tech solution experiencing high initial adoption but then watching patients drop off? Discover why 70% of remote monitoring platforms fail after enrollment, and learn the critical case management component that could save your $2M+ company from becoming another statistic.In this episode of Health Tech Growth, we dive deep into the "first date" phenomenon in healthcare technology - that exciting initial user engagement that quickly fades without proper clinical integration. Our expert guests reveal the missing link between technological innovation and sustainable patient adoption.What you'll learn:

Komplizierte Themen der Wissenschaft so kommuniziert, dass es die Menschen verstehen. Spannende Einblicke in die Umweltforschungsstation Schneefernerhaus auf der Zugspitze.

Americans are sugar obsessed. Can we cut back without making life feel less sweet? This Halloween, sugar studies expert Laura Schmidt shares tips for taming your sweet tooth. Plus, why she says we need to stop debating if sugar is addictive. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I've had many incredible women join me in conversation for many Loving Later Life episodes. As you may remember, with each guest, I ask the same 3 questions at the end of each conversation: 1. What for you have been the most rewarding things about getting older? 2. What are some of the most important lessons you have learned in your life. 3. With all that you have learned, what life advice would you pass along? In this anniversary episode I put together a highlight reel of their answers, taking one question at a time. Listening to this again you will be reminded of the wisdom they shared. There is gold in them there conversations! Take a listen and share it forward!  

In dieser Episode spricht Host Moritz Meyer mit Laura Schmidt von Snocks. Nach ihren Stationen beim Marktplatz About You und beim Aggregator OnQuality steuert Laura nun als Senior Marketing Managerin alle Marketplace Aktivitäten von Snocks - mit Ausnahme von Amazon. Laura kennt die Marketplace Landschaft damit in- und auswendig und teilt im Gespräch mit Moritz neben spannenden Insights zur Marke Snocks auch hilfreiche, operative Marketplace Hacks. Auf welcheN Marketplaces ist Snocks neben Amazon noch aktiv? Welches allgemeine Strategie verfolgt Snocks auf Zalando, About You, OTTO, Limango & Co. und wie relevant sind die einzelnen Marktplätze jeweils? Wie sieht die Multi-Channel Sortimentsstrategie von Snocks aus und wie wirkt sich der starke Amazon Fokus der Brand auf das Vorgehen auf anderen Marktplätzen aus? Laura spricht insbesondere über OTTO Market und teilt ihre ErfahrungEN zu den Themen Content, Sponsored Advertising und Reportings auf OTTO mit uns. Wie lassen sich OTTO Lisitings optimieren? Welche Produktdaten müssen unbedingt gepflegt sein? Wie setzt Snocks Sponsored Product Kampagnen ein und wo hapert es bei OTTOs Sponsored Display Anzeigen noch? Abschließend erklärt Laura, warum Limango ein Hidden Gem ist und mit welcher Strategie Snocks auch auf diesem, an sich kleinen Marktplatz, erfolgreich Umsätze generiert.

This episode is dedicated to a sweet little ole lady named Laura Schmidt.  Hear more about Miss Laura in the episode.  Dan Hernandez and Kerry Dulina of Rough Runners Run 4 a Reason in Savannah are two dear friends of mine and just 2 awesome members of the ultra-running community as well as their local community.  They not only put on great races, but they also go out of their way to positively impact the community.  A lot of us can learn from them how we can carry that mindset into our daily lives.  We recap the Bronze Dragonfly races as well as discuss many of their other races, particularly Daufuskie Island 100.  Enjoy!Run 4 a Reason's Rough Runners – Road Runners, Trail Runners, All Runners (roughrunnersr4r.com)@roughrunnersSquirrel's Nut Butter: Natural Anti-Chafe & Skin Restoring Salves (squirrelsnutbutter.com) discount code  - Timberfriends St. Pete Running Company Florida | Top 50 Running Store (stpeterunningco.com)discount code - MWM20Home - PlayOn Reliefdiscount code - martygardner15@pacertravel

Joining us on the 21st Century Vitalism podcast this week is cofounder of the Good Grief Network, LaUra Schmidt. In this episode we discuss their work in creating the '10 Steps to Resilience and Empowerment in a Chaotic Climate' program. Acknowledging the dire circumstances of our increasingly dangerous predicament, we explore some somatic practices that we can use to nurture our grief while making the necessary changes to show up for ourselves and others.  LaUra's newest book, 'How to Live In a Chaotic Climate' is out now wherever you order your books. The preferred retailer is in the links section down below!  Show Topics - What is the Good Grief Network? - Alienation of those Grieving the Planet - Learning how to Face our Grief - Why and How we Disconnect - What is a Healthy Container for Healing? - The Ten Step Program for Resiliency in a Chaotic Climate - Reaction vs. Responding - Learning how to Pause and the Frenetic Nature of our Culture - Importance of Acknowledging the Severity of the Situation - The Value of Grief - Addressing The Mortality of All Things - Hero Figures and Appreciating Ordinariness - The Importance of Community LINKS How To Live In a Chaotic Climate Book goodgriefnetwork.org

Am 24. Februar 2022 werden Europa und die Welt in ihren modernen Grundfesten erschüttert. Zum ersten mal seit dem zweiten Weltkrieg beginnt ein offener Angriffskrieg mitten auf dem europäischen Kontinent. Russland marschiert offen in die Ukraine ein. Der darauffolgende Kampf wird geprägt von Kriegsverbrechen, von Gewalt gegen die Zivilbevölkerung und von der Tatsache, wie unmittelbar uns Informationen über die russischen Gräueltaten erreichen. Denn der Ukrainekrieg ist auch eine Zeitenwende. Ein digitaler Krieg, der auch im Informationsraum stattfindet. Und ein Konflikt, in dem Europa mehr Einfluss hat, als Viele wahrhaben wollen. In dieser dreiteiligen Podcast-Serie von "Thema des Tages" versuchen wir, diesen unfassbaren Ukrainekrieg zu erklären. Von den oft vergessenen Anfängen. Über die Brutalität von mehr als zwei Jahren Krieg. Bis hin zu den geopolitischen Folgen, die wir noch für Generationen spüren werden. Das ist Teil zwei der Serie: Der Überlebenskampf. **Mehr zum Thema** [Der Ukraine-Krieg, erklärt (1/3): Die stille Invasion](https://open.spotify.com/episode/72h7qVL9o0KS7L7NOtzBty?si=DO-nImGkQYS8G8RvFEAB0A) ["Für mich hat sich alles geändert, als ich erstmals den Tod eines Kindes sah"](https://www.derstandard.at/story/3000000214658/fuer-mich-hat-sich-alles-geaendert-als-ich-erstmals-den-tod-eines-kindes-sah) Zu hören sind Markus Reisner vom Österreichischen Bundesheer und Wassylyssa Stepanenko, Journalistin bei der Associated Press und Oscargewinnerin mit "20 Tage in Mariupol". Mitarbeit: Zsolt Wilhelm, Margit Ehrenhöfer, Christoph Neuwirth, Laura Schmidt. Weitere Unterstützung: Stefan Schocher, Svitlana Mironchuk. In diesem Podcast wird Audiomaterial von folgenden Medien zitiert: ORF, ARD, "Welt", "Der Spiegel".

There’s no data better suited to a farm than data derived FROM that farm. Designing and executing an on-farm field trial can be incredibly valuable for informing changes in production practices, but it’s key that the trial be designed to deliver solid data. To tackle what it takes to get the most out of on-farm... Read More

There’s no data better suited to a farm than data derived FROM that farm. Designing and executing an on-farm field trial can be incredibly valuable for informing changes in production practices, but it’s key that the trial be designed to deliver solid data. To tackle what it takes to get the most out of on-farm... Read More

Thomas and Panu were joined by LaUra Schmidt, co- founder of the Good Grief Network and co-author of How to Live in a Chaotic Climate. Laura shared her journey of combining her background in biology and environmental studies with trauma healing and psychology to address the emotional toll of climate change. She, Panu and Thomas discussed how the 12-step inspired Good Grief program helps individuals process their grief and find resilience about climate breakdown in a safe and supportive environment. Along the way, they looked deeper at the process of steps like accepting the severity of the environmental predicament, being with uncertainty, and honoring mortality; and the importance of peer support, accountability, and finding one's unique way of taking action. Join us for an inspiring conversation!

Once soybeans are up and out of the ground, the crop can be quite resilient. What’s more, soybeans are proving hardier than first thought, and new research suggests that planting earlier — even before corn or canola — can yield good results. In this episode of the Soybean School, Laura Schmidt, production specialist with the... Read More

Thanks for tuning into this Agronomic Monday edition of RealAg Radio! On this episode, host Shaun Haney is joined by RealAgriculture's in-house agronomist, Peter ‘Wheat Pete' Johnson to discuss the Great Lakes YEN program, the basics of drainage, agvocating for agriculture, and more! Also hear from Laura Schmidt with Manitoba Pulse Growers Association on planting... Read More

Thanks for tuning into this Agronomic Monday edition of RealAg Radio! On this episode, host Shaun Haney is joined by RealAgriculture's in-house agronomist, Peter ‘Wheat Pete' Johnson to discuss the Great Lakes YEN program, the basics of drainage, agvocating for agriculture, and more! Also hear from Laura Schmidt with Manitoba Pulse Growers Association on planting... Read More

LaUra Schmidt visits Crazy Town to discuss her work with the Good Grief Network and her book, How to Live in a Chaotic Climate: 10 Steps to Reconnect with Ourselves, Our Communities, and Our Planet. Along the way, she shares wisdom and insights on courage, taking meaningful action, terror management theory, and practices for processing the strong emotions that accompany facing climate change and other aspects of the polycrisis.Warning: This podcast occasionally uses spicy language.Sources/Links/Notes:LaUra's book, How to Live in a Chaotic Climate: 10 Steps to Reconnect with Ourselves, Our Communities, and Our PlanetThe Good Grief Network's 10 Step ProgramLaUra mentioned Bayo Akomolafe and his work on "questioning our questions."Joanna Macy and The Work That ReconnectsVideo of Dr. Andrew Weil's 4-7-8 breathing techniqueDavid Graeber's book Bullshit JobsCrazy Town episode 34, "Fear of Death and Climate Denial, or... the Story of Wolverine and the Screaming Mole of Doom"Fiftieth anniversary book review in the New York Times: Ernest Becker's The Denial of DeathAyisha Siddiqa's poem "On Another Panel about Climate, They Ask Me to Sell the Future and All I've Got Is a Love Poem"Support the show

LaUra Schmidt is the founder of the Good Grief Network and the brain behind the “10-Steps to Resilience & Empowerment in a Chaotic Climate” program and the FLOW Facilitation Training modality. She is a lifelong student, curator, and practitioner of personal and collective resilience strategies. LaUra holds a BS in Environmental Studies, Biology, and Religious Studies and an MS is in Environmental Humanities. LaUra has earned certificates in “Integrative Somatic Trauma Therapy” and “Climate Psychology.”LaUra's new book on eco-distress, How to Live in a Chaotic Climate: 10 Steps to Reconnect with Ourselves, Our Communities, and Our Planet, is available through Shambhala Publications. Aimee Lewis Reau is the cofounder of the Good Grief Network and the heart behind the “10-Steps to Resilience & Empowerment in a Chaotic Climate” program and the FLOW Facilitation Training. She was born and raised in Adrian, Michigan. Aimee is an edgy & reverent contemplative, healer and yoga/intuitive movement instructor. She also DJs under the name eXis10shAL. Aimee received her Bachelor's degree in English, Poetry, and Religion from Central Michigan University before obtaining her MFA in Creative Nonfiction from Georgia College & State University. Aimee's new book on eco-distress, How to Live in a Chaotic Climate: 10 Steps to Reconnect with Ourselves, Our Communities, and Our Planet, is available through Shambhala Publications.In this special episode, we discuss:Seeking beauty and gratitudeThe birth of Good Grief NetworkThe universality of griefEmbodimentPracticeUncertaintyLiminalityDeconstructionGrief as a portalDreamsConnect with LaUra and Aimee on their website or on Instagram @goodgriefnetworkOrder LaUra and Aimee's book, How to Live in a Chaotic Climate: 10 Steps to Reconnect with Ourselves, Our Communities, and Our PlanetPodcast music by Charles Kurtz+ Read transcript

This week I'm joined by Aimee Lewis Reau and LaUra Schmidt, authors of 'How to Live in a Chaotic Climate: 10 Steps to Reconnect with Ourselves, Our Communities, and Our Planet'.  They are also co-founders of the beautifully named Good Grief Network. Aimee also DJs under the name eXis10shAL (I mention in the episode that I would spell it here as it was too time-consuming to spell it out on the podcast). We had a fascinating discussion about their 10 Steps to Resilience and Empowerment in a Chaotic Climate model, about imagination, and about the inner skills we need for the challenges ahead. I hope you love it. Do let me know what you think.   Please consider supporting the podcast by visiting www.patreon.com/fromwhatiftowhatnext and becoming a patron.

LaUra Schmidt shares practical steps that allow us to build momentum for healing and action in this time of climate crisis. She shares how we can embrace ‘Good Grief' and embody the necessary actions to cool the rising temperatures in our politics, in our families, and within ourselves.

Promotional Links: StorySeed Message and Marketing Course - a comprehensive course for regenerative entrepreneurs to build and scale their message and marketing efforts. (currently at beta price)   Being an entrepreneur is tough, and being an impact entrepreneur working to create a regenerative business can feel like an uphill battle. In episode 132, LaUra Schmidt joins us to shed light on the importance of taking care of ourselves, our Zone 0, as we work to create positive change. She especially talks through the aspect of eco-grief, how to work through that feeling, and protecting ourselves from burnout (a common plague among entrepreneurs).    You can find the show notes and other resources on our site.   Guest Bio: LaUra Schmidt LaUra Schmidt is the founder of the Good Grief Network and the brain behind the “10-Steps to Resilience & Empowerment in a Chaotic Climate” program and the FLOW Facilitation Training modality. She is a lifelong student, curator, and practitioner of personal and collective resilience strategies. LaUra holds a BS in Environmental Studies, Biology, and Religious Studies and an MS is in Environmental Humanities. LaUra has earned certificates in “Integrative Somatic Trauma Therapy” and “Climate Psychology.”

Nach dem Gewinn des Grimme Online Awards für „Teurer Wohnen“ blicken wir in unserem Hauspodcast auf eine neue Staffel „Ach, Mensch“, Urlaub in Italien und die TOUR Transalp. Außerdem stellt sich unsere Social-Media-Redakteurin Laura Schmidt vor. (00:00:00) Intro (00:00:27) Begrüßung Laura Schmidt (00:00:50) Was Laura bei detektor.fm macht (00:01:56) SocialMedia - die richtige Dosis (00:03:53) SocialMedia - was es gut macht (00:05:07) Wie Laura SocialMedia Redakteurin bei uns wurde (00:09:31) Woraus Lauras Job so besteht (00:11:12) detektor.fm knackt die 2k-Marke auf Mastodon (00:12:19) detektor.fm gewinnt den GOA mit Teurer Wohnen (00:16:01) 10. Juli: Zurück zum Thema Themenwoche: Unter Wasser (00:17:02) 12. Juli: Neue Staffel Ach Mensch (00:18:25) 24. Juli: Popfilter - Sommerurlaub in Italien mit Erik Pfeil (00:20:24) Christian und Gregor on Tour Transalp 2023 - im Antritt (00:23:19) Was Laura und Christian im Juli empfehlen (00:26:51) Verabschiedung >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/destilliert-juli-2023-ach-mensch-transalp-laura-schmidt

Nach dem Gewinn des Grimme Online Awards für „Teurer Wohnen“ blicken wir in unserem Hauspodcast auf eine neue Staffel „Ach, Mensch“, Urlaub in Italien und die TOUR Transalp. Außerdem stellt sich unsere Social-Media-Redakteurin Laura Schmidt vor. (00:00:00) Intro (00:00:27) Begrüßung Laura Schmidt (00:00:50) Was Laura bei detektor.fm macht (00:01:56) SocialMedia - die richtige Dosis (00:03:53) SocialMedia - was es gut macht (00:05:07) Wie Laura SocialMedia Redakteurin bei uns wurde (00:09:31) Woraus Lauras Job so besteht (00:11:12) detektor.fm knackt die 2k-Marke auf Mastodon (00:12:19) detektor.fm gewinnt den GOA mit Teurer Wohnen (00:16:01) 10. Juli: Zurück zum Thema Themenwoche: Unter Wasser (00:17:02) 12. Juli: Neue Staffel Ach Mensch (00:18:25) 24. Juli: Popfilter - Sommerurlaub in Italien mit Erik Pfeil (00:20:24) Christian und Gregor on Tour Transalp 2023 - im Antritt (00:23:19) Was Laura und Christian im Juli empfehlen (00:26:51) Verabschiedung >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/destilliert-juli-2023-ach-mensch-transalp-laura-schmidt

Nach dem Gewinn des Grimme Online Awards für „Teurer Wohnen“ blicken wir in unserem Hauspodcast auf eine neue Staffel „Ach, Mensch“, Urlaub in Italien und die TOUR Transalp. Außerdem stellt sich unsere Social-Media-Redakteurin Laura Schmidt vor. (00:00:00) Intro (00:00:27) Begrüßung Laura Schmidt (00:00:50) Was Laura bei detektor.fm macht (00:01:56) SocialMedia - die richtige Dosis (00:03:53) SocialMedia - was es gut macht (00:05:07) Wie Laura SocialMedia Redakteurin bei uns wurde (00:09:31) Woraus Lauras Job so besteht (00:11:12) detektor.fm knackt die 2k-Marke auf Mastodon (00:12:19) detektor.fm gewinnt den GOA mit Teurer Wohnen (00:16:01) 10. Juli: Zurück zum Thema Themenwoche: Unter Wasser (00:17:02) 12. Juli: Neue Staffel Ach Mensch (00:18:25) 24. Juli: Popfilter - Sommerurlaub in Italien mit Erik Pfeil (00:20:24) Christian und Gregor on Tour Transalp 2023 - im Antritt (00:23:19) Was Laura und Christian im Juli empfehlen (00:26:51) Verabschiedung >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/destilliert-juli-2023-ach-mensch-transalp-laura-schmidt

Laura Schmidt of Notes to Self Positive Affirmation Socks is my guest! This is a must listen if you love being inspired by someone else's story of courage, heart, and incredible success. In this episode of Loving Later Life, Laura tells her fascinating story of how she went from a pre-med degree to building what her family calls a sock empire that is changing the world one positive message at a time. The idea for Notes to Self came to her at age 47. Please join us. I promise that you will be positively inspired!

Discover the transformative power of positive affirmations and positive thinking! This mindset can change the trajectory of your life. Let's explore how to turn your beliefs into a successful enterprise. Every great business starts with belief and conviction and making it successful takes passion, dedication, and hard work.In this episode, we are joined by Laura Schmidt, who shares with us her incredible journey of discovering the strength of positive thinking. Not only did she turn this belief into a successful business, but she also wants to spread her message far and wide: that words make all the differenceKey Learnings from the Episode:[16:06] Laura's advice on how to take your business idea from thinking to the action phase.[21:57] Why should you embrace customer care, not customer service?[26:56] What does working from your happy place mean to Laura?[29:29] Laura's advice to people starting the entrepreneurship journey.About Laura Schmidt - Enthusiasm takes on a whole new meaning when you meet Laura Schmidt. Operating at speeds of fast and faster, Laura always dreamed of starting her own business and making an impact on our world.As a mentor, entrepreneur, and mother, Laura learned firsthand the importance of speaking with positivity and encouragement to others. In her free time, she sought out books, advice, and mentors who would help her become the best, most positive version of herself. As her belief in the power of positivity grew, Laura wanted to share her message with the world: that words make all the difference®.So when an idea struck in 2011 to put positive affirmations on the toes of socks, she took off running. 12 years later, with hard work and the help of her family and community, Laura has built notes to self®, which her children call “a sock empire.” Starting with high-quality athletic socks, Laura's products went through dozens of prototype phases in search of the perfect sock. And though many will tell you these are the most comfortable socks you will ever own, the socks' true impact comes from the words. Made exclusively in the U.S.A., notes to self® products are sold on notestoself.com, in hundreds of stores nationwide (Hallmark stores, hospital gift shops, boutiques, and airports, to name a few), and to companies for corporate gifting.To date, her company has donated over 120,000 pairs of notes to self® socks to homeless shelters, women's shelters, and children in great need. As notes to self® continues to grow, Laura hopes the dreams and confidence of people of all ages grow so they know they can accomplish great things!How to connect with Laura Schmidt:Website: https://www.notestoself.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/notestoselfsocksInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/notestoselfsocks/ LinkedIn - https://www.pinterest.com/notestoselfsock/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/notestoselfsocksTwitter - https://twitter.com/notestoselfsockAbout the Host -Belinda Ellsworth is a Speaker, Trainer, Best-Selling Author, and PodcasterShe has been a professional speaker, mover, and shaker for more than 25 years. Having built three successful companies, she has helped thousands of entrepreneurs make better decisions, create successful systems, and build business strategies using her "Four Pillars of Success" system.Belinda has always had a passion and zest for life with the skill for turning dreams into reality. How to Connect with Belinda:Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/workfromyourhappyplaceLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/belindaellsworthInstagram -https://www.instagram.com/workfromyourhappyplace/Website - www.workfromyourhappyplace.comJoin my membership program and discover the art of creating and sharing amazing experiences with like-minded people, all from the comfort of your own home. You get to connect with others online, learn new skills and techniques, and grow your network without ever having to leave your computer screen. To know more, click on the link https://workfromyourhappyplace.com/vip/Quotes:“The subconscious mind is highly open very early in the morning and late in the evening.”"With the right approach and careful planning, you can achieve what once seemed impossible."

How to make people stay? What motivates employees? What leads longterm motivation at work? How to optimise HR processes? How to drive change and adapt to the current employee requests? Hosted by Laura Schmidt, Co-Founder of Elevatr, Sabrina Westphälinger from Accor and Kathrin Gollubits from 25hours Hotels share valuable insights from their employer perspectives from the hotel industry. Just two examples: Accor launched an “Employee value proposition”, a promise to their employees in return for providing work with 4 pillars. 25hours, the self-proclaimed “party queen” amongst hotel chains, provides a proactive employee-driven approach encouraging employees to develop themselves and their strengths further. A must-listen to everyone interested in employer/employee success stories!

In this episode Prof. Dr. Stefan Remhof, professor at IU International University, shares the perspective on shortage of skilled labor from a researcher's point of view. The IU conducted a study analyzing aspects that motivate employees to stay at their workplace. One outcome: The higher the motivation, the higher the satisfaction. But that's easier said than done, isn't it? So Remhof shares viable success factors for employers. Here are only a few: Keep employees motivated, give feedback, show anticipation and communicate. Another interesting finding (by the way, proven in our previous episode on that topic, too!) concerns Gen Z who demand freedom and guidance at the same time, which leaves employers challenged as these two seem to be quite contradictory. But there is a solution! Tune in for a very inspirational talk with Prof. Dr. Remhof and host Laura Schmidt, Co-Founder of elevatr.

Pea aphids love to feed off the sap flowing to new pods on the plant. The trouble is, just two aphids per plant at the right stage can siphon off as much as five per cent of yield. Laura Schmidt, production specialist with the Manitoba Pulse and Soybean Growers, says that modern pea varieties are... Read More

Zweimal im Monat kratzt Laura Schmidt, die in Wirklichkeit anders heißt, den Schimmel von der Wand in ihrer Wohnung ab. Dieser ist für die 37-jährige alleinerziehende Mutter von vier Kindern mittlerweile nicht mehr nur ein Wohn-, sondern auch ein Gesundheitsproblem. Darum hat sie sich an die Caritas gewandt. Dort kennt man solche Probleme. Bernhard Löhlein berichtet (Mitarbeit: Peter Esser). Aus der Sendung: Sonntag Morgen vom 26.06.22

On this episode of Banking on KC, Laura Schmidt, founder of Notes to Self, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how her business is delivering messages of positivity through everyday products. Tune in to discover: What inspired Laura's entrepreneurial journey. How she built her business from an idea to a national sensation. Why words matter. How the power of positive thinking can change the world, one person at a time. Country Club Bank – Member FDIC

After a week off for Victoria Day (and host Lyndsey Smith busy caring for lambs), we’re back! This episode of The Agronomists — brought to you by the Pest & Predators podcast, RealAg Radio, and ADAMA Canada — features Dr. Dave Hooker, associate professor at the University of Guelph-Ridgetown, and Laura Schmidt, production specialist with... Read More

After a week off for Victoria Day (and host Lyndsey Smith busy caring for lambs), we’re back! This episode of The Agronomists — brought to you by the Pest & Predators podcast, RealAg Radio, and ADAMA Canada — features Dr. Dave Hooker, associate professor at the University of Guelph-Ridgetown, and Laura Schmidt, production specialist with... Read More

Ein totes Mädchen, in Plastik gewickelt, vergraben. Keine verwertbaren Spuren. Keine konkreten Anhaltspunkte. Ein toess Mädchen ist nicht genug, im Polizeiruf gibt es sogar zwei davon. Was kannst du uns über beide verraten, Philipp Münscher? Kriminaloberkommissarin Elisabeth "Bessie" Eyckhoff (Verena Altenberger) versucht, den Mord an der 16-jährigen Laura Schmidt aufzuklären und steht vor einer fast unlösbaren Aufgabe. Gemeinsam mit Dennis Eden (Stephan Zinner), der mittlerweile auch zur Mordkommission gewechselt ist, sucht Bessie nach Hinweisen und stößt dabei auf einen früheren Fall: das Verschwinden der damals ebenfalls 16-jährigen Anne Ludwig. Gibt es zwischen diesen beiden Fällen einen Zusammenhang? Beide Mädchen sind nach dem abendlichen Eislaufen in einen weißen Transporter eingestiegen. Auf einmal taucht Caroline Ludwig (Anna Grisebach) im Kommissariat auf. Sie möchte wissen, ob das gefundene Mädchen ihre vermisste Tochter Anna ist. Bessie muss dies verneinen. Als erste Ermittlungen ergeben, dass ausgerechnet Caroline Ludwig wohl als Letzte mit Laura gesprochen hatte, steht die sehr labil wirkende Frau unter dringendem Tatverdacht. Bessie glaubt an ihre Unschuld, aber die Beweise gegen Caroline Ludwig verdichten sich immer mehr. Foto: BR/Bavaria Fiction GmbH/Hendrik Heiden

Ein totes Mädchen, in Plastik gewickelt, vergraben. Keine verwertbaren Spuren. Keine konkreten Anhaltspunkte. Ein toess Mädchen ist nicht genug, im Polizeiruf gibt es sogar zwei davon. Was kannst du uns über beide verraten, Philipp Münscher? Kriminaloberkommissarin Elisabeth "Bessie" Eyckhoff (Verena Altenberger) versucht, den Mord an der 16-jährigen Laura Schmidt aufzuklären und steht vor einer fast unlösbaren Aufgabe. Gemeinsam mit Dennis Eden (Stephan Zinner), der mittlerweile auch zur Mordkommission gewechselt ist, sucht Bessie nach Hinweisen und stößt dabei auf einen früheren Fall: das Verschwinden der damals ebenfalls 16-jährigen Anne Ludwig. Gibt es zwischen diesen beiden Fällen einen Zusammenhang? Beide Mädchen sind nach dem abendlichen Eislaufen in einen weißen Transporter eingestiegen. Auf einmal taucht Caroline Ludwig (Anna Grisebach) im Kommissariat auf. Sie möchte wissen, ob das gefundene Mädchen ihre vermisste Tochter Anna ist. Bessie muss dies verneinen. Als erste Ermittlungen ergeben, dass ausgerechnet Caroline Ludwig wohl als Letzte mit Laura gesprochen hatte, steht die sehr labil wirkende Frau unter dringendem Tatverdacht. Bessie glaubt an ihre Unschuld, aber die Beweise gegen Caroline Ludwig verdichten sich immer mehr. Foto: BR/Bavaria Fiction GmbH/Hendrik Heiden

Upon completion of The Lord of the Rings, new readers often turn to The Silmarillion. But J.R.R. Tolkien's epic collection of mythopoeic stories—covering everything from the creation of Eä (the Ainulindalë), the Valar and Mayar, the creation of the Elves as well as the events of the First and Second Ages of Middle-earth—can be overwhelming. Thankfully, Laura Schmidt, Wade Center Archivist, joins Drs. Crystal and David C. Downing to walk us through to the larger themes and storylines of this amazing volume of stories.

A profession of love! In The „We Love Hospitality“ Volume des elevatr Podcasts sprechen Laura Schmidt und Maria Mittendorfer von Fair Job Hotels mit Hospitality Enthusiasts über die Sinnstiftung und Uniqueness der Hospitality. In der Kick-off-Episode verrät Maria, wie ihre Liebe zur Hotellerie entfacht wurde und stimmt gemeinsam mit Laura auf die elfteilige Staffel ein.

LaUra Schmidt co-founded the non-profit Good Grief Network in 2016 with her wife, Aimee Lewis-Reau, to provide a space to help people cope with climate anxiety. Passionate about saving endangered species and panic-stricken about the climate emergency, LaUra had been suffering from her own climate grief and impotence. A childhood trauma survivor, LaUra had found solace in Adult Children of Alcoholics. So she took that group's 12-step model (an offshoot of AA) and developed a 10-step program for others like her. Today, it's helped more than 2,500 climate anxiety sufferers from more than 14 countries—and growing.  Schmidt describes the despair of climate anxiety as “when we wake up to how severe the climate crisis is, paralleled with our social injustice issues... our ecosite issues and our habitat destruction issues.” That wake-up call can make anyone question themselves, she says: “It really takes on a personal blend of, ‘ What can I possibly do?'” The Good Grief Network arrived right on time. A recent study published in the medical journal The Lancet found that of 10,000 young people, ages 16 to 25, in 10 countries, 84% are worried about the climate. The same study found more than 50% feel sad, anxious, angry, powerless, helpless and guilty about climate change.Forty-five percent said climate anxiety was affecting their ability to function in daily life.The authors wrote that this stress threatens the health and well-being of young people and there is an “urgent need” for an increase in research and governmental response to this critical issue.  Since its founding, The Good Grief Network has served more than 2,500 participants in more than 14 countries. Schmidt, who describes herself as a “truth-seeker, cultural critic, grief-worker, and the granddaughter of a Holocaust survivor” hopes to help others around the world develop the resiliency and skill set to create change.Resources mentioned in this episode: IPCC: AR6 Climate Change 2021The Lancet: Young People's Voices on Climate Anxiety and Government Betrayal, and Moral Injury: A Global PhenomenonAdditional Information:Today: Climate Anxiety is Real: How to Cope When it Feels Like the World is Burning  Results of the first large-scale, global peer-reviewed study on climate anxiety in children and young adults was published in the scientific journal The Lancet on Tuesday, September 14.Gizmodo: The Kids Are Not Alright  In what Gizmodo called “rare candor” by scientists, the authors said that they had hoped for significant results. But they added, “We wish that these results had not been quite so devastating.”Washington Post: Climate disasters will strain our mental health system. It's time to adaptThe Atlantic: A World Without ChildrenFollow Good Grief Network: LinkedIn: laUra schmidtWebsite: Good Grief NetworkTwitter: Good Grief Network (@GoodGriefNetwk)Instagram: Good Grief Network (@goodgriefnetwork)Follow EDF:Not yet receiving the Degrees newsletter? Join us here! Twitter: EDF (@EnvDefenseFund)Facebook: Environmental Defense FundInstagram: environmental_defense_fundLinkedIn: Environmental Defense Fund

Rex Academy: Let's Talk Computer Science In our 38th episode, we had the opportunity to interview Ms. Laura Schmidt, the Chief Talent Development Officer for the Milwaukee Tech Coalition on her opinions regarding CS education in k-20 and her strategies to double tech talent in Milwaukee. Curriculum Licensing to K12 Schools | Online Private Classes | Self Paced Online Lessons. Visit www.Rex.academy for more information or Call us on : +1 972-215-9962

I'm Taking New Nutrition Clients I'm currently taking on 5 new nutrition clients, so if you're looking for help on optimizing your diet for climbing, or you have some other health issues you'd like help with, I'm here for you! You can find out more about my nutrition offerings here. About Laura Schmidt My original idea for this podcast was to have a former nutrition client on the show to do a refresher session with them. I thought I'd show you how I work with clients and let you learn from their situation and how I worked with them. When my former client Laura Schmidt responded to my call for potential interviewees, she said she'd love to be on the show and that things were going really well for her. But I had no idea how well they were going until this interview happened. She basically had a life transformation since working with me a year ago, and it had a lot to do with her willingness to fully embrace the suggestions I made for her diet, sleep, and exercise habits. In the episode, Laura Schmidt talks about the changes she made to her diet and lifestyle since we worked together and how they improved her energy levels, her climbing, and her quality of life. We worked together for one month, and when I first met her, she had a food aversion, meaning she really didn't enjoy eating, and she had some disordered eating behaviors. Her energy was very low most of the time, and she had a hard time getting through workouts or climbing days without feeling totally exhausted during and after her sessions. She was underweight and not where she wanted to be with her climbing. Through working together, I made suggestions to make her meals more palatable, encouraged her to eat 3 full meals per day instead of snacking all the time, and I gave her some solid recommendations for calorie and macro amounts to help stabilize her energy. In this conversation we talk about the changes she made, what it meant for her lifestyle to make those changes, and how they affected her health and well-being. Her energy is much better, she's climbing harder, her mood is better, and she has a much better relationship with food now. Honestly, Laura's eating was pretty similar to what I see most of my clients doing when we first start working together. Don't feel like you won't be able to relate with Laura because she has an aversion to food; she was forcing herself to eat, and it was the same types of things (and at the same times of day) that most people do, so these changes I suggested to her will likely apply to you, too. She is so passionate about this topic now because she feels so much better. We discussed in detail the changes she made, talked about how she fuels now for climbing days, and how all of this affected her relationship with her daughter and her daughter's relationship with food. I'm so excited for this episode to be out in the world because it just shows you how incredibly powerful small changes to your diet can be. I hope you enjoy it! Laura Schmidt Episode Details Her aversion to food How she overcame a plateau in her climbing through food She was “on paper” doing all the right things, but it wasn't working So tired she couldn't train or climb really Doctors couldn't help her Her thoughts on caffeine now and before we worked together What happened with her body image through this transformation How she has energy to have passions now How her energy increased so much A diet log analysis to help her make things even better Show Links Work with me on your nutrition Laura's Instagram: @girlmeetsjoy   Please Review The Podcast on iTunes Please give the podcast an honest review on iTunes here to help the show reach more curious climbers around the world.

The Art of... | Talk [08.06.2021] Total Refusal in conversation with Jérôme Nguyen, Margit Rosen and Laura Schmidt. Computer games are at once the poster boy of the capitalist entertainment industry and the neglected mass medium of our time. The artists' collective Total Refusal explores this ever expanding field with artistic interventions. Important impulses are the role of art as a political medium, media upcycling as well as hyper-realism in computer games. The artists' collective Total Refusal was founded in 2018 by Robin Klengel, Leonhard Müllner and Michael Stumpf, and joined by Susanna Flock, Adrian Jonas Haim and Jona Kleinlein in 2020. Launched as "Digital Disarmament Movement", the group now defines itself as a "pseudo-Marxist media guerilla". The open collective criticizes existing practices in the genre of video games and opens up a new perspective with tools of appropriation and repurposing of game resources: "Acknowledging that this media is currently failing to realize its cultural potential, we aim to appropriate digital game spaces and put them to new use. Operating within games but casting aside the intended gameplay, we dedicate these resources to new activities and narratives, seeking to create 'public' spaces with a critical potential." Since 2018, the work of the artists' collective has been awarded 27 prizes and was showcased at more than 130 international film and video festivals as well as in numerous exhibitions, including the Berlinale, BFI London, Doc Fortnight at MoMA, NY, HEK Basel, Ars Electronica and the Venice Biennale 2021. Since 2019, Total Refusal is also represented in the ZKM collection. Their work »Circumventing the Circle of Death. A Pacifist Finger Excercise« is presented in the exhibition »zkm_gameplay. the next level«.

If you don't think a pair of socks can change the world... you haven't met Laura Schmidt.   Laura is the 'Chief Positive Person' of 'Notes To Self Socks' and she believes that WORDS MATTER!!!  One MILLION pairs of positive socks later, she sits down with the 'RadioDana Diaries' to explain how it all came about.  YES, famous people wear her socks.  But so do a TON of my friends because I started giving them out as gifts several years ago.  YOU are SMART, YOU are CONFIDENT and YOU are BRAVE!!!  Just ask Laura Schmidt!!!!  She is my friend, and she is Diary Entry #13... 

Was ist elevatr? in Folge 66 von Generation Hotelier mit Laura Schmidt, Zeèv Rosenberg und Alex Obertop

We're well into the growing season at this point. This episode aims to provide an update on how canola and soybeans on the Prairies are handling the challenges of this specific year – namely, the heat and drought conditions. Top Crop Manager associate editor Alex Barnard speaks with Ian Epp, Saskatchewan agronomy specialist with the Canola Council of Canada, and Laura Schmidt, production specialist, west, with Manitoba Pulse and Soybean Growers, for a mid-season update on crop progress, weather effects, and pest pressure and management tips. Never miss an episode of Inputs by subscribing to the podcast on https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/inputs-by-top-crop-manager/id1494756804 (Apple Podcasts), https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5jYXB0aXZhdGUuZm0vaW5wdXRzLWJ5LXRvcC1jcm9wLW1hLw?hl=en-CA (Google Podcasts), https://open.spotify.com/show/0VU7HhyqQJPs3XEGMDLWhm (Spotify), or wherever you listen to podcasts. Sponsored by https://climatefieldview.ca/ (Climate FieldView). Show noteshttps://www.seedmb.ca/ (Seed Manitoba) https://www.canolacouncil.org/ (Canola Council of Canada (CCC)) https://www.manitobapulse.ca/ (Manitoba Pulse and Soybean Growers (MPSG)) https://www.topcropmanager.com/forewarned-is-forearmed-soybean-cyst-nematode-in-manitoba/ (Forewarned is forearmed: Soybean cyst nematode in Manitoba)

Zwischen September 2019 und Oktober 2020 war das Forschungsschiff Polarstern des Alfred-Wegener-Instituts im Rahmen der MOSAiC-Expedition in der Arktis unterwegs. MOSAiC war die größte Arktis-Expedition aller Zeiten und hatte primär das Ziel, Messdaten für die Verbesserung von Klimamodellen zu sammeln. In dieser Episode sprechen wir mit Polarstern-Kapitän Thomas Wunderlich über das Schiff und die nautischen Aspekte, mit Expeditionsleiter Markus Rex über die wissenschaftlichen Ziele der Expedition und die Experimente, mit Modellierer Helge Goessling über die Verwendung der gemessenen Daten in Klimamodellen, und mit Laura Schmidt über ihre Tätigkeit als Eisbärenwache. Quelle: http://omegataupodcast.net/369-die-mosaic-expedition/ / Bitte abonniert den Original-Podcast-Feed: http://omegataupodcast.net/category/podcast/feed

Zwischen September 2019 und Oktober 2020 war das Forschungsschiff Polarstern des Alfred-Wegener-Instituts im Rahmen der MOSAIC Expedition in der Arktis unterwegs. MOSAIC war die größte Arktis-Expedition aller Zeiten und hatte primär das Ziel, Messdaten für die Verbesserung von Klimamodellen zu sammeln. In dieser Episode sprechen wir mit Polarstern-Kapitän Thomas Wunderlich über das Schiff und die nautischen Aspekte, mit Expeditionsleiter Markus Rex über die wissenschaftlichen Ziele der Expedition und die Experimente, mit Modellierer Helge Goessling über die Verwendung der gemessenen Daten in Klimamodellen, und mit Laura Schmidt über ihre Tätigkeit als Eisbärenwache.

Today I am joined by Laura Schmidt Ph.D. to discuss how some tobacco companies took over the world's largest food companies in the late sixties and early seventies. How junk food companies market their products to children and why regulation is key to solving the countries weight pandemic and much more. Topics Include:Sugar addictionChronic diseases connected to sugar consumptionTaxing sugar and sodaCampaign finance reformWhy will power isn't enough to stop us from eating unhealthy foodsEffective regulationsFood versus food-like substancesAnd other topics…Laura A. Schmidt, Ph.D., is a Professor of Health Policy in the School of Medicine at the University of California at San Francisco. She holds a joint appointment in the Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies and the Department of Anthropology, History and Social Medicine She received her Ph.D. training in sociology at UC Berkeley and while there, completed doctoral coursework in public health, and holds a masters degree in clinical social work.  Dr. Laura Schmidt works to understand how changing lifestyles are contributing to globally rising rates of chronic disease and seeks options on what to do about it. Dr. Schmidt bridges the worlds of biomedical research and population health in exploring the growing pressures of globalizing economies, rising inequality, and the marketization of products that are undermining our health. She is currently writing a book about the rise of corporate medicine in America. Resources Mentioned:NY Times Paper – How Big Tobacco Hooked Children on Sugary DrinksWebsite – https://sugarscience.ucsf.eduTed Talk – Why we can't stop eating unhealthy foodsUSFC - Sugar, and other food industry documents

In today's episode I read an article written by LaUra Schmidt (founder of the Good Grief Network). LaUra uses a critique of the film "Planet of the Humans" to make a plea to the rest of us to take an honest look at the current state of affairs and look beyond our own immediate self interests in order to realign ourselves with a more sustainable path forward. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stephen-st-peter/support

Laura Schmidt started notes to self, llc to put her belief in the power of positive thinking into action (and on people's feet!). The idea for notes to self® socks arrived while she was looking at her feet. During a trip to Western Kansas with her family on New Year's Day 2011, Laura watched the […]