Podcast appearances and mentions of laurie nichols

Laurie learned a lot of lessons when her partners and her sold their business. She now works with clients, mainly in professional services, on succession planning (with heart). Listen as she discusses:Her lessons learned and the #1 detailer - from navigating the tricky pathfrom independence to sale.The triple win succession formula - Doing succession planning the “right” way.Creating true buy-in - Essential conversations to engage your team in your succession plan.John MartinkaJessica MartinkaContact us via either website or give us a call and be sure to check out our videoshttps://nokomisadvisory.com/https://www.martinkaconsulting.com/https://www.youtube.com/c/JohnAMartinka/videos 425-515-4903

Laurie Nichols is a n expert on business succession planning. Do you want your business to have a legacy? How do you create that legacy?As a former “NextGen” professional, a shareholder, and an owner, Laurie has experienced the highs, the lows, and the loneliness that come with building — and eventually selling — an independent investment firm.In this episode, Dan interviews Laurie on how everyone can plan their exit from business and career, and how to create a legacy and set up the next adventures in life.Learn more about Laurie's work at https://laurienichols.com/  © 2022 Dan Weedin. All Rights ReservedUnleashed is a registered trademark of Toro Consulting, Inc.

Take a trip back to the glory days as Balmain's two most capped players - Paul Sironen and Garry Jack - chew over some great rugby league moments from the 80s and 90s.Siro speaks of his debut against the Eels, his 1989 GF heartbreak, Kangaroo Tour shenanigans, the great Laurie Nichols, the day he nearly signed with the Sharks, and much more - including the infamous Leichhardt possum.Proudly brought to you by Georges Fine Meats Cherrybrook.

Our guest today is succession planning consultant Laurie Nichols. We'll talk with Laurie a bit later in the show. First, though, are a few listener questions from the last few weeks.”

Alanah holds her final conversation with Laurie Nichols of Laurie Nichols Coaching on how next-gen advisors and professionals can be responsible successors to their former leaders and mentors while also leaving their own mark on an organization. Alanah Phillips is a Recruiter with Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp., Member SIPC.

Alanah continues her discussion with Laurie Nichols of Laurie Nichols Coaching about succession planning for advisors and practice owners and the difficulties faced in generational leadership transitions. Alanah Phillips is a Recruiter with Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp., Member SIPC.

Alanah is joined by succession planning expert Laurie Nichols of Laurie Nichols Coaching. In this episode, they discuss why some advisors find succession planning so fulfilling and why it's important to to ensure your financial planning practice outlives you. Alanah Phillips is a Recruiter with Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp., Member SIPC.

On March 11, 2014, a young woman and her older boyfriend entered the emergency room in Cullman, Alabama, carrying the lifeless body of her one-year-old son, Hoss Benham, who they said had drowned in the bathtub of their mobile home. Hoss’s injuries did not match up with the couple’s story, and after the results of an autopsy were released, both would face multiple charges, including capital murder and sexual torture. This is a story of a little boy who endured unfathomable cruelty at the hands of his mother and her boyfriend. It’s also the story of a sweet, happy baby who died in terror and agony on his first birthday.  This is the tragic story of Hoss Benham. In this episode, I discussed types and signs of child abuse, as well as risk factors. This information was largely gathered from this page on the Mayo Clinic’s website, which also lists complications, prevention tips, and other resources. If you see something, say something! Huge thanks to today’s sponsors: Smile Brilliant provides teeth whitening and oral care products customized just for you! Visit their website here. On the Heromakers Podcast, hosts Laurie Nichols and Ann Chow have great conversations with many incredible people who are making the world a little bit better. Visit the Heromakers Movement website here.  Shout-out also to Ana at Apple for the Teacher Podcast, whose promo you heard at the top of today’s episode! Find Apple for the Teacher on your favorite podcast listening platform. Photos related to today's episode can be viewed on Facebook and Instagram.  You can also follow the podcast on YouTube, Twitter, Tumblr, TikTok, and Pinterest. My Linktree is available here. Visit the podcast's web page at www.sufferthelittlechildrenpod.com.   Please help make the show my full-time gig to keep the weekly episodes coming! By supporting me, you'll also access rewards, including a shout-out by name on the podcast and exclusive gifts!  This podcast is written, hosted, edited, and produced by Laine.  For more stories like this one, visit Suffer the Little Children Blog. Music for this episode is from www.AudioJungle.net.  Subscribe to Suffer the Little Children on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Pandora, Spotify, iHeartRadio, YouTube, or your favorite podcast listening platform.

On May 25, 2017, two-year-old Maddilyn-Rose Stokes was rushed to the hospital in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, unresponsive and suffering from infected third-degree burns that had been inflicted in the family’s bathtub five days prior. Her parents, Shane Stokes and Nicole Moore, had not sought medical care for their little girl’s worsening condition, calling emergency services only when she stopped breathing. Several hours later, Maddy was dead. This is a story of bad decisions, selfishness, mental illness, and medical neglect. It’s also the story of a tiny, defenseless toddler who suffered unimaginable pain for five days with severe, untreated burns covering a fifth of her little body, which finally succumbed to the resultant infection running rampant through her bloodstream.  This is the horrific story of Maddilyn-Rose Stokes. Huge thanks to today’s sponsors: Smile Brilliant provides teeth whitening and oral care products customized just for you! Visit their website here. On the Heromakers Podcast, hosts Laurie Nichols and Ann Chow have great conversations with many incredible people who are making the world a little bit better. Visit the Heromakers Movement website here.  Shout-out also to Malice, whose podcast promo you heard at the top of today’s episode! Photos related to today's episode can be viewed on Facebook and Instagram.  You can also follow the podcast on YouTube, Twitter, Tumblr, TikTok, and Pinterest. My Linktree is available here. Visit the podcast's web page at www.sufferthelittlechildrenpod.com.   Please help make the show my full-time gig to keep the weekly episodes coming! By supporting me, you'll also access rewards, including a shout-out by name on the podcast and exclusive gifts!  This podcast is written, hosted, edited, and produced by Laine.  For more stories like Maddy’s, visit Suffer the Little Children Blog. Music for this episode is from www.AudioJungle.net.  Subscribe to Suffer the Little Children on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Pandora, Spotify, iHeartRadio, YouTube, or your favorite podcast listening platform.

Welcome to Episode #1 of the Heromakers Podcast. In this first episode, co-hosts Laurie Nichols and Ann Chow talk about why a Heromakers Podcast is just what we need today. We'll talk about the nine heromaking traits and why they can change our world if we let them.Want to take the grit test we talk about? You can find it here. Heromakers can be found on IG @heromakersmovement and on FB @heromakersmovement. Or you can head to the website.

Today, Laurie and Josh talk with Dr. Jamie Aten about the intersection of disasters and faith. Speaking from his own experience in having Stage 4 colon cancer and having experienced Hurricane Katrina, Aten offers insight and tools in dealing with suffering and tragedy, ultimately offering hope that through trials we can become stronger.

This week, Laurie and Josh talk to pastor and author Kevin Harney about the marks of spiritual maturity and a life of discipleship, including the call to evangelism as a way of life.

Today, Josh and Laurie talk about the power of laughter and joy, diving into four things we need to get us through dark times and back towards joy.

Professor of Evangelism at Wheaton College and World renown C. S. Lewis Scholar Dr. Jerry Root joins the Living in the Land of Oz podcast this week to share on how we can make "Jesus" known to the world. Expounding from his book "The Sacrament of Evangelism," Jerry shares how God loves and works in everyone more than we could imagine, he brings unique insights about sharing the gospel into the discussion with Laurie and Josh.

Ever look around our world and feel like you are living in a foreign land? As a Christian, do you struggle to understand how to navigate challenging cultural issues of our day? Living in the Land of Oz is a weekly 25-minute podcast to help Christians begin to see God at work in our world and to be effective and winsome witnesses in our day. Hosted by Josh Laxton and Laurie Nichols.

You’ve built a successful business with a great team and steady clients, then the universe steps in and throws a wrench in the plan. Now what? Laurie Nichols has been there, she is fiercely committed to guiding business owners and professionals to reimagine their lives and work through succession planning with heart. Without a clear plan, uncertainty, a lack of communication and the undertow of “busy” can lead to a revolving door of staff, an inability to monetize the investment in your business and even a loss of the legacy you created. Not having a plan, is a plan. What you’ll hear in this podcast: What the has to do with the beginning Why having a plan for the unexpected is essential, and how to create one The conversation you need to have today with your staff Not planning is a plan Why any change is a loss What're your goldilocks? What the #1 stressor is for business owners Why the answer is the next generation professionals What is worse than incomplete communication How to stave off fear in your staff What is the undertow? Fact - 73% of business owners have no plan for succession 96% of team members have a sense of uncertainty because of this What creates a revolving door How to create a win-win-win What a real mission vision and values statement looks like (hint – it’s not just a poster) How millennials are a part of the equation Why a smaller business is fraught landmines? What professional development has to do with the ground rules How to realize financial value The impact on your family How to know when you are hiding in ‘busy’ Work with Lara Free Breakthrough Communication Assessment Got a Question? Comment? Email Lara Resources: 26: No Vision No Value with Janna Lundquist Laurie Nichols dot com Email Laurie Nichols Laurie on LinkedIn Get Laurie’s Free Succession Readiness Appraisal Quotes: “Having no plan is a plan” “Any change is a loss of some kind” “What gets verbalized, gets visible” Show Intro music is Whispering Through by Asura

When maverick university marketers create a brilliant brand, but campus stakeholders feel uncomfortable about potential sexist or racist implications, what do you do? In the “Wild West” of higher ed branding, the University of Wyoming charged ahead with its new slogan, “The World Needs More Cowboys” – and noted higher ed brand strategist Ken Steele thinks they were right to do so. The $1.5 million campaign, launched in July 2018, was based on months of solid research that showed the word “cowboy” offered a real opportunity to differentiate uWyo from its competitors. As president Laurie Nichols emphasizes, the brand campaign “redefines what it means to be a cowboy in this day and age” by juxtaposing the word, with its white male settler connotations, with images of diverse students, faculty, researchers and alumni. Objections from faculty and others are an “undeserved rough ride”. This campaign is bold, memorable, and aspirational. The marketers knew they were “bucking” political correctness, since they built in plenty of explanation in the original brand video. For the full University of Wyoming brand video, “The World Needs More Cowboys,” see https://youtu.be/EbJXn_he_sg Whenever an institution tries to distill its identity into a single word, it runs the risk of upsetting campus stakeholders who see it as a gross oversimplification. But in recent years, there have been more and more of these “one-word wonders” in higher ed branding! Next week, Ten with Ken will examine 10 recent examples in a full-length episode. To be sure you don’t miss it, take a moment now to subscribe!  And if you agree (or disagree) with Ken’s verdict, please comment or like this video!  

When maverick university marketers create a brilliant brand, but campus stakeholders feel uncomfortable about potential sexist or racist implications, what do you do? In the “Wild West” of higher ed branding, the University of Wyoming charged ahead with its new slogan, “The World Needs More Cowboys” – and noted higher ed brand strategist Ken Steele thinks they were right to do so. The $1.5 million campaign, launched in July 2018, was based on months of solid research that showed the word “cowboy” offered a real opportunity to differentiate uWyo from its competitors. As president Laurie Nichols emphasizes, the brand campaign “redefines what it means to be a cowboy in this day and age” by juxtaposing the word, with its white male settler connotations, with images of diverse students, faculty, researchers and alumni. Objections from faculty and others are an “undeserved rough ride”. This campaign is bold, memorable, and aspirational. The marketers knew they were “bucking” political correctness, since they built in plenty of explanation in the original brand video. For the full University of Wyoming brand video, “The World Needs More Cowboys,” see https://youtu.be/EbJXn_he_sg Whenever an institution tries to distill its identity into a single word, it runs the risk of upsetting campus stakeholders who see it as a gross oversimplification. But in recent years, there have been more and more of these “one-word wonders” in higher ed branding! Next week, Ten with Ken will examine 10 recent examples in a full-length episode. To be sure you don’t miss it, take a moment now to subscribe!  And if you agree (or disagree) with Ken’s verdict, please comment or like this video!  

Hickenlooper starts "making noise" on running for president in 2020.  Charlie Brown and Dr. Laurie Nichols are in.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The boys talk about the great Laurie Nichols, have an argument about Daly Cherry-Evans and talk about getting a pizza with Karmichael Hunt.

The boys talk about the great Laurie Nichols, have an argument about Daly Cherry-Evans and talk about getting a pizza with Karmichael Hunt.

The boys talk about the great Laurie Nichols, have an argument about Daly Cherry-Evans and talk about getting a pizza with Karmichael Hunt.