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Actor Paul Wuthrich has played a variety of roles, many of them real people from Church history, some well-known and others with virtually unrecognizable names but from each of these roles, he's learned about what it means to live on a consecrated life. On this week's episode, he shares what he has learned through a part-time career in acting about submission and humbly seeking the will of God. 1:42- Portraying a Prophet in a Full Circle 8:49- A Career Shaped by Faith 12:25- Standing In The Savior's Shoes 17:38- Handling Rejection 20:54- Memorizing Technique 24:58- Real People Vs. Fictional Characters 30:32- Learning Through a Role 37:04- What Does It Mean To Be All In the Gospel of Jesus Christ? “How many people are there out there just quietly sacrificing, doing the Lord's work with no attention, no accolade but there's just doing it because God wants them to do it and they know it's the right thing to do? And I thought, ‘That's the kind of person I want to be.'” Links: Raising the Bar movie- https://raisingthebarmovie.com Witnesses Initiative- https://witnessesfilm.com
"How do you rebuild when everything you've known is completely shattered in a single day?"In this powerful episode of Life in Transition, host Art Blanchford speaks with Melissa Saleh about her journey through devastating loss and remarkable rebirth. Melissa shares how a single day in 2014—when she lost her daughter at birth—shattered her entire existence, leading to the end of her marriage, career, and life in New York City. She describes the process of hitting rock bottom and how she began rebuilding in Charleston, South Carolina, finding healing through food, nature, and putting creative energy into renovating her home.Melissa reveals how trauma invaded her nervous system and required years of intensive healing work, including a dedicated year focused solely on trauma therapy. She discusses developing powerful intuitive skills, learning to surrender to pain instead of avoiding it, and how this transformation led to a loving marriage and two healthy children that doctors said would be impossible. The conversation offers profound insights on living with uncertainty, the importance of self-love, and how trauma can be transcended—not eliminated—to create a meaningful, authentic life aligned with one's deepest values.Melissa Saleh is a force of nature—former lawyer and journalist turned serial entrepreneur, masterful storyteller, and advocate for survivors of trauma. With a career spanning technology, media, and brand strategy, she has shaped the narratives of Fortune 500 giants and startups alike, helping them carve out their place in a fast-moving world. As the co-founder of FairPlayAI, she works to promote equity and reduce bias in automated decision-making.About The Show: The Life in Transition, hosted by Art Blanchford focuses on making the most of the changes we're given every week. Art has been through hundreds of transitions in his life. Many have been difficult, but all have led to a depth and richness he could never have imagined. On the podcast Art explores how to create more love and joy in life, no matter what transitions we go through. Art is married to his lifelong partner, a proud father of three and a long-time adventurer and global business executive. He is the founder and leader of the Midlife Transition Mastery Community. Learn more about the MLTM Community here: www.lifeintransition.online. In This Episode: (00:00) Melissa's Devastating Loss, The Bottle Analogy: Complete Shattering(05:38) The Inevitable End of Marriage and New York Life(12:30) Going to Zero: Healing A Dark Night of the Soul(17:22) Learning Through the Process of Rebuilding(25:06) MidLife Transition Mastery Ad(27:06) Finding Healing in Charleston(36:21) Nourishment Through Food and Connecting with Chefs(48:53) Transition Mastery Coaching Ad(47:30) Developing Intuitive Skills and Their Power(56:33) Trauma Bonds(01:02:30) Purpose Greater Than Pain(1:10:00) Feeling Your Pain: The Key to Transcendence(1:12:27) Connecting with Melissa and Final ThoughtsResources:Melissa Saleh Website: https://www.melissasaleh.com/Melissa Saleh LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissa-saleh/Email Art BlanchfordLife in Transition WebsiteLife in Transition on IGLife in Transition on FBJoin Our Community: https://www.lifeintransition.online/My new book "PURPOSEFUL LIVING" is out now. Order it now: https://www.amazon.com/PURPOSEFUL-LIVING-Wisdom-Coming-Complex/dp/1963913922Explore our website https://lifeintransitionpodcast.com/ for more in-depth information and resources, and to download the 8-step guide to mastering mid-life transitions.The views and opinions expressed on the “Life In Transition” podcast are solely those of the author and guests and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. This podcast is an independent production of Life In Transition Podcast, and the podcast production is an original work of the author. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2025.
This conversation explores the unexpected wins of Genius Hour, highlighting the importance of fostering creativity, executive functioning skills, and community building among learners. Educators share personal stories of student projects that exceeded expectations, the significance of reflection, and the transformative power of allowing learners to pursue their passions. The discussion emphasizes the need for a supportive environment that encourages risk-taking and resilience, ultimately leading to meaningful learning experiences. SHOW NOTES: Key Takeaways Genius Hour fosters creativity and passion in students. Unexpected wins can lead to significant personal growth. Executive functioning skills are crucial for project success. Building community enhances the Genius Hour experience. Encouraging risk-taking helps students develop resilience. Reflection is key to recognizing student growth. Transformative experiences can arise from student-led projects. Students thrive when given a voice in their learning. A structured approach can guide students through projects. Patience and support are essential for student success. Chapters 00:00 Embracing Passion and Skills in Education 01:40 The Power of Executive Functioning 04:41 Unexpected Success Stories in Genius Hour 07:57 Learning Through the Journey 10:34 Encouraging Risk-Taking in Projects 16:11 Transformative Project Ideas 20:22 Fostering a Safe Learning Environment 27:09 Engaging Student Projects and Validation 28:07 Adapting Projects to Meet Community Needs 29:00 Unexpected Turns in Student Projects 31:22 Building Stamina and Resilience in Learning 32:10 The Importance of Check-Ins and Reflection 34:13 Creating Timelines for Project Success 37:15 Reflecting on Learning and Growth 39:00 Empowering Students Through Real-World Projects 42:00 Strategies for Effective Reflection 47:06 The Power of Community and Connection 49:33 Final Thoughts on Implementing Genius Hour Resources: To learn more about Andi's Genius Hour Framework and book, please visit andimcnair.com/geniushour. Special Guests Laura Haselton Catherine Augustine Dyan Branstetter Emily Frady From Laura: Skateboarding Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXKaeyS6AtA&t=5s From Dyan: Instagram Handle: giftedthinkers_excelResources: To help with inspiration: Kids Do the Most Remarkable Things by Great Big Story: https://youtu.be/or0tspzzI-4?si=QNYlsiwWYk4wMr2b Teaching Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1P986nPUAVB25CuNlVbdwyUZ19gD_cSLPjmglVLBt_ns/copy?usp=sharing Reflection Slides student template: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ngIdXiD4QmHATW64rz-kAA4PFTX0LpS6kC-B2c_8siA/copy?usp=sharing From Emily: The curriculum I mentioned: Encounters with Archetypes: Integrated ELA Lessons for Gifted and Advanced Learners Grades 4-5 https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/10.4324/9781003234890/encounters-archetypes-tamra-stambaugh-emily-mofield-eric-fecht-kim-knaussI know you've talked about the 6 Thinking Hats: https://www.debonogroup.com/services/core-programs/six-thinking-hats/ Instagram: @emily_frady
Listen to the final episode of Those Other Girls for 2024 , celebrating my 300th episode. I express gratitude to my listeners and guests, discusses the challenges and growth of the podcast, and share my vision for the upcoming season. I emphasize the importance of community, speaking truth with grace, and my commitment to continuous learning and improvement. I invite listeners to engage with and look forward to exciting new content in 2025. Please leave me a comment and let me know if you have been entertained or educated by this podcast. 00:00 Introduction and Transition to Season Two 03:25 Reflections on the Past Year 06:11 Community Building and Future Plans 09:49 Speaking Truth with Grace 14:45 Growth and Learning Through the Podcast Follow on Instagram: TOG: @thoseothergirlspodcast Mal: @lifeasmalpal Isabel: @styleandsmilee This is a Other Girls Media production. You are able to listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Google Podcast, Amazon Music, Pandora PLUS YouTube. Join our Patreon Sponsors: COL 192: https://col1972.com/ "thoseothergirls1972" America Women Beauty: https://americanwomanbeauty.net/ "mal15" Garnuu: https://garnuu.com/ "othergirls10" The Pink Rose: https://shopthepinkrose.com/ "othergirls10" Want more TOG? Get the app Check out our website Order Merch Those Other Girls Rumble Channel Those Other Girls Youtube Channel --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/those-other-girls/support
Episode Description: In this episode of What If For Authors, Claire dives into the deeply personal question: What if I'm not a great writer? With candor and compassion, Claire explores what the idea of “greatness” even means in the world of writing, reminding us how subjective and vague that term can be. She examines how societal expectations and personal insecurities can distort our self-perception as writers and offers practical, grounded strategies for dealing with the anxiety this question can bring up. Key Takeaways: Defining “Greatness” in Writing: Claire unpacks the concept of “great” in writing, showing how it's almost impossible to define universally. Is greatness based on sales, ratings, critical acclaim, longevity? Claire reminds us that each reader has their own standard, making greatness in writing a subjective term that may not be worth obsessing over. Perfection Isn't a Requirement for Success: We've all read bestsellers that didn't resonate or books with high ratings that seemed flawed. Claire highlights how this disconnect reminds us that being a successful writer doesn't mean appealing to everyone's standard of “great.” Your writing doesn't have to meet every possible benchmark to matter. Learning Through the Pain of Growth: Improving as a writer is beneficial not only for our craft but also for our well-being. Learning can be intimidating because it often means confronting past mistakes or gaps in knowledge. Claire suggests viewing that discomfort as a sign of growth, reframing cringe-worthy moments as proof of progress. Using Anxiety as a Call to Action: Anxiety around not being a “great” writer can be reframed as a call to action. Instead of letting anxiety paralyze us, Claire recommends channeling it into meaningful activities like learning a new writing skill, taking a craft course, or practicing a specific storytelling technique. Completing the Stress Cycle: To manage lingering anxiety, Claire encourages listeners to complete their stress cycle with physical activity or relaxation techniques. Recognizing and acting on anxiety in a healthy way helps us stay present and productive, avoiding the endless loops of worry that don't serve us. A Practical Approach When Doubting Your Writing: Recognize that “great” is a subjective, often meaningless label. Embrace anxiety as a signal that there may be an opportunity for growth. Channel that energy into learning something new about your craft, but don't let fear drive you into information overload. Complete the stress cycle with movement or a calming activity to bring yourself back to a grounded state. Why You Should Listen: This episode is for any writer who has ever doubted their skill or wondered if they're truly capable of being “great.” Claire offers both mindset shifts and practical strategies to help you reframe these questions in a way that encourages growth without letting fear take the lead. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by self-doubt or the pressure to excel, this episode will leave you feeling reassured, empowered, and ready to keep moving forward. Join the Conversation: Have you questioned your abilities as a writer? What does “greatness” mean to you? Share your thoughts with Claire by emailing contact@ffs.media or join the conversation on social media. Access the transcript here. Happy Writing!
In today's episode of the Hardcore Self Help Podcast, I'm thrilled to sit down with marketing guru and best-selling author Seth Godin. Seth shares his near-death experience off the coast of San Clemente—a moment that became a powerful reminder of his mission to teach and contribute. We explore his philosophy of “strategy as a philosophy of becoming” and discuss practical ways to craft personal life strategies that align with our values, whether in creativity, mental resilience, or personal growth. In our conversation, Seth and I cover a range of ideas, from recognizing societal systems that impact our lives to overcoming societal pressures and finding meaning in service to others. Seth's “lifeguard analogy” emphasizes the importance of focusing on helping others, and his insights are full of actionable takeaways for anyone looking to lead a more purpose-driven life. Tune in for an episode packed with practical strategies and reflections that can help you shape a life you're proud of. Topics Covered: Breaking Down Writer's Block and Building Creative Confidence The Lifeguard Analogy: Why Starting with Generosity Can Change Your Life Recognizing the Systems That Influence Our Daily Lives How Strategy and Mental Health Intersect in Our Modern World Building Powerful Daily Creative Habits Avoiding the Trap of Playing Games We're Meant to Lose Developing Authentic Networks and Finding Your Community Timestamps: 00:15 — Introduction: Meet Seth Godin 02:05 — Breaking Down Writer's Block and Building Creative Confidence 06:00 — Learning Through the Lifeguard Analogy: How to Start Contributing Now 12:15 — Recognizing the Systems Shaping Our Lives 18:30 — Personal Strategy and Mental Health: How They Intersect 24:00 — The Power of Daily Creative Habits 30:40 — Real-Life Applications: Who's It For, What's It For? 36:25 — Avoiding the Trap of Playing Games We're Meant to Lose 41:50 — How Strategy Can Help Us Cope with Modern Mental Health Challenges 47:05 — Building Authentic Networks and Finding Community About the Podcast I'm Dr. Robert Duff, a clinical psychologist dedicated to breaking down complex mental health topics into relatable, actionable advice. On the Hardcore Self Help Podcast, we dive deep into mental health, personal development, and practical strategies to help you thrive. Each episode features expert interviews, useful tips, and answers to listener questions, all to support your journey toward a healthier, more fulfilling life. Guest Links: Seth's Latest Book: This is Strategy Seth Godin's Blog: Seth's Blog Seth's Podcast: Akimbo Podcast Connect With Me: Website: duffthepsych.com Instagram: @duffthepsych YouTube: Dr. Duff's Channel
In this episode, John McMahon and John Kaplan welcome back Doug Holiday to delve deeper into the themes of Doug's best-selling book, 'Rethinking Success.' The discussion focuses on the importance of understanding and embracing one's personal story to avoid living someone else's narrative. They explore how life experiences and backgrounds shape emotions, perceptions, and actions. Practical strategies for self-discovery and self-improvement are shared, emphasizing the significance of authenticity and addressing deep-seated emotional triggers. The episode also explores storytelling in leadership and the profound impact of understanding colleagues' backgrounds. This conversation is essential for anyone striving to integrate personal growth with professional excellence.Tune in and learn more about this episode of The Revenue Builders Podcast.ADDITIONAL RESOURCESListen to the earlier episodes with Doug here: Leading Authentically: https://www.forcemanagement.com/leading-authenticallyRethinking Success: https://www.forcemanagement.com/rethinking-success-and-finding-purpose-with-doug-holladayConnect and learn more about Doug Holladay: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dougholladay/Learn more about Doug's CEO programs: https://www.pathnorth.com/HERE ARE SOME KEY SECTIONS TO CHECK OUT[00:02:40] Understanding Personal Narratives[00:06:36] The Impact of Family Stories[00:08:55] Exercises for Self-Discovery[00:12:22] Breaking Generational Cycles[00:17:56] The Importance of Audience[00:34:37] Celebrating Positive Actions in Children[00:36:21] Learning Through the Eyes of Your Children[00:39:29] Understanding Personal Triggers and Growth[00:41:50] The Power of Self-Awareness[00:50:24] Writing and Reflecting on Your Own Story[01:02:29] Integrating Personal Stories in LeadershipHIGHLIGHT QUOTES[00:03:19] "It's really easy to misinterpret the actions of others when you don't understand the story they were born into or the demons they're wrestling with."[00:09:09] "If we don't bother to understand that story we were born into, guess what? You're going to replicate that in your own family."[00:21:51] "The best thing I can do for my family, my children, my spouse, my partner, for the people I work with, for the country, is to be the best version of myself."[00:13:28] "You will know the truth and the truth will set you free."[00:23:03] "None of us wants to be fixed by somebody else. That's why we've got to start with fixing ourselves."
Episode Overview: In my triumphant return to the Chasing Common Ground podcast, I go into the personal journey of rediscovery, motivation, and the pivotal role of taking action towards one's goals. This episode is a candid exploration of overcoming hesitation, embracing opportunities for growth, and the enriching experience of connecting with others in the industry. Key Highlights: Embracing Imperfection: I start things off with a personal reflection on bypassing the need for perfection in favour of taking action, emphasizing the importance of showing up authentically and moving forward with purpose. A Journey Through the Pandemic: Recounting the peak of podcasting during uncertain times, I share insights gained from interviewing a myriad of guests, highlighting the therapeutic and transformative power of these conversations. The Challenges of Podcasting: Addressing the realities of scheduling conflicts, guest availability, and the valuation of time, I touch on the inherent challenges faced by podcasters like myself and the lessons learned along the way. Inspiration from the Real Coaches Summit: Fresh from attending the Real Coaches Summit in Las Vegas, I share the profound impact of the event, orchestrated by Aram Grigorian (https://www.instagram.com/4weeks2thebeach/), and how it served as a catalyst for reigniting the podcast's spark. The Value of Networking and Learning: Through recounting experiences from the summit and the unexpected connections made, the episode underscores the importance of being open to new encounters and the wealth of knowledge to be gained from them. Future Directions: Looking ahead, I tease a potential new co-host and episode formats, aiming to infuse the podcast with diverse perspectives and deeper discussions on overcoming hurdles in performance, fitness, and life. The Call to Action: Concluding with a heartfelt thank you to listeners and a reminder of the power of support and community, I encourage more people to start taking bold steps towards personal and professional growth. I also give my endorsement of Aram Grigorian's work and the Real Coaches Summit. https://www.realcoachessummit2023.com/tickets/p/event-recordings Special Mentions: Mike Doehla and Jeb Stuart Johnston's new podcast initiative.A big thank you to all my listeners for staying with me. Here's to many more episodes filled with valuable insights, inspiring stories, and meaningful connections. See you in the next episode! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit chrisliddle.substack.com
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Unlock the limitless potential of your mind in this transformative episode of [Meditation Sounds]. Join us for a guided meditation journey designed to supercharge your creativity, boost your learning capabilities, and enhance your memory retention. In this episode, you will experience: Relaxation and Centering: Start by finding a quiet, comfortable space where you can let go of stress and distractions. Our meditation will guide you into a state of deep relaxation, preparing your mind for optimal learning. Focus and Clarity: Experience a meditation designed to sharpen your mental focus and enhance your clarity of thought. You'll gain the ability to concentrate deeply on the task at hand. Affirmations for Learning: Through the power of affirmations, reprogram your subconscious mind to embrace learning as a joyful, fulfilling experience. These affirmations will instill confidence in your ability to grasp new concepts. Visualization: Embark on a guided visualization where you'll mentally explore the vast landscape of your own creativity. Visualize your ideas flowing effortlessly and your memory becoming a storehouse of knowledge. Mindfulness Techniques: Learn mindfulness techniques that enhance your ability to absorb and retain information. Discover how to stay present and fully engaged in your learning process. Boosting Creativity: Cultivate a creative mindset that welcomes innovative thinking and problem-solving. This meditation will help you tap into your inner wellspring of creativity. Memory Enhancement: Harness the power of your memory by strengthening neural connections. You'll discover techniques to improve memory recall and retention. Whether you're a student, a professional seeking to enhance your skills, or simply someone looking to unleash your creative potential, this meditation will empower you with the tools to do so. Subscribe to [Meditation Sounds] to access more episodes that empower and inspire you to harness the full capabilities of your mind for creativity, learning, and memory enhancement. Thank you for choosing [Meditation Sounds] as your companion on this journey to unlock the boundless creativity, learning, and memory-boosting potential within you. Support our mission of spreading relaxation and wellness by rating and reviewing our podcast on your preferred platform. Your feedback helps us improve and enables others to discover the benefits of our soothing sounds. Enhance your listening experience by subscribing to our ad-free version, immersing yourself in uninterrupted tranquility. Clicking Here Join our community of relaxation seekers and embark on a journey of self-discovery. Subscribe, rate, and review Meditation Sounds today and unlock a world of serenity and rejuvenation. Email List Support this podcast https://www.meditationsoundspodcast.com Say goodbye to stubborn belly fat with our revolutionary product! Our formula is designed to target and dissolve unwanted fat, leaving you with a slimmer, more toned midsection. Try it now and experience the results for yourself. #dissolvebellyfat #slimandtoned http://bit.ly/3jV1Ip1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In the podcast episode we delve into the captivating story of Stacia Miller, who evolved from a reluctant pottery student to a master craftswoman with her own studio. Emphasizing the significance of experimentation, Stacia shares how she developed her distinctive slip trailing technique and finds inspiration from her peers. The episode highlights her intuitive design process, her husband's supportive role, and her foray into glaze chemistry. Listeners are encouraged to embrace their creative evolution, with Stacia advocating for the joy of making pottery and the importance of having fun in discovering one's artistic voice.You can learn more about stacia by checking out her instagram @claybystacia Top 3 Value Bombs: 1. **Embrace Experimentation**: One of the key takeaways from Stacia's story is the importance of experimentation in the creative process. She emphasizes that trying a wide range of techniques and materials is crucial for discovering one's unique voice in pottery. This trial-and-error approach allows for personal growth and the development of a distinctive style. Stacia's journey illustrates that finding one's voice is not a fixed destination but an evolving path that benefits from continuous exploration and willingness to embrace change. 2. **Support Systems Matter**: Stacia's experience highlights the significance of having a supportive network, particularly mentioning the role her husband played in her pottery journey. His support in handling logistics and providing financial stability before her craft became profitable was invaluable. This underscores the importance of having a solid foundation and support system when pursuing a passion, especially in the early stages when the venture may not be immediately lucrative. 3. **The Joy of Teaching and Learning**: Through teaching pottery classes, Stacia found that not only was she able to impart her knowledge to others, but she also learned from her students. This reciprocity in the learning process can lead to new insights and techniques that might not have been discovered otherwise. Moreover, the act of teaching reinforces one's understanding of their craft and often requires a deeper analysis of techniques, which can lead to further refinement of skills. Stacia encourages those interested in teaching to jump in and start, even if they don't have all the details figured out, emphasizing the growth that comes from the teaching experience itself. Get your 53 themes by clicking this link shapingyourpottery.com/53themes
It's a two-part podcast looking at one topic: exploring ways arts are being encouraged in communities. First up, philanthropist Adrienne Arsht. Arsht discusses her long-term support for the arts-- at The Kennedy Center, at Lincoln Center, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and reflecting upon her decision to make a sizable donation to sustain the performing arts center in Miami ---now the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami-Dade County which had been about close. Arsht also discusses the importance of having a performing arts center in every great city and highlights how Miami's diverse community was reflected in the center's programming from the beginning. Arsht also discusses her commitment to arts education through the flagship program "Learning Through the Arts" at the Adrian Arsht Center and her ground-breaking funding of paid internships at both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Adrienne Arsht Center, emphasizing the importance of breaking down barriers that prevent talented individuals from pursuing internships and the positive impact of these programs. Then we hear from Debbie Shapiro the artistic director of the Marie Rader Presenting Series at Rowan University. The series brings award-winning and emerging artists to South Jersey, emphasizing transformative engagement that goes beyond performances which includes direct interactions between world-class artists and students, as well as partnerships with community organizations in the region. Shapiro discusses the series and its curation which is unique in that it's integrated within the College of Performing Arts at Rowan University, allowing for close collaboration with faculty and a focus on aligning the artist selections with the educational offerings of the university. The programming reflects the diversity of the audience which comprises community members, Rowan students, university employees, faculty from various area colleges, and families of the students.
It's a two-part podcast looking at one topic: exploring ways arts are being encouraged in communities. First up, philanthropist Adrienne Arsht. Arsht discusses her long-term support for the arts-- at The Kennedy Center, at Lincoln Center, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and reflecting upon her decision to make a sizable donation to sustain the performing arts center in Miami ---now the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in Miami-Dade County which had been about close. Arsht also discusses the importance of having a performing arts center in every great city and highlights how Miami's diverse community was reflected in the center's programming from the beginning. Arsht also discusses her commitment to arts education through the flagship program "Learning Through the Arts" at the Adrian Arsht Center and her ground-breaking funding of paid internships at both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Adrienne Arsht Center, emphasizing the importance of breaking down barriers that prevent talented individuals from pursuing internships and the positive impact of these programs. Then we hear from Debbie Shapiro the artistic director of the Marie Rader Presenting Series at Rowan University. The series brings award-winning and emerging artists to South Jersey, emphasizing transformative engagement that goes beyond performances which includes direct interactions between world-class artists and students, as well as partnerships with community organizations in the region. Shapiro discusses the series and its curation which is unique in that it's integrated within the College of Performing Arts at Rowan University, allowing for close collaboration with faculty and a focus on aligning the artist selections with the educational offerings of the university. The programming reflects the diversity of the audience which comprises community members, Rowan students, university employees, faculty from various area colleges, and families of the students.
In this episode of the Digication Scholars Conversations, Beata Jones shares a first-hand account of connections between ePortfolios and different learning outcomes. Beata is a professor of business information systems practice & Neeley Distinguished Teacher at Neeley School of Business, TCU. The highlights include the following: The need to do an ePortfolio for an external audience (06:00) Digital storytelling guidance and evaluation (12:50) ePortfolios and their connection to the study abroad experience and many other learning outcomes (18:45) And much more... Learning Through a Prism - Tracy Lynn Rundstrom Williams: https://www.tamupress.com/book/9780875656908/learning-through-a-prism/ (18:47) Watch the episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/NvOE08E53Cw For more information about this podcast, please visit our podcast website using the link below: https://buff.ly/3SWPJDV Listen on Apple Podcasts using the link below: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digication-scholars-conversations/id1538850043 Follow us on Social Media! Twitter: https://buff.ly/3SXhzQH Facebook: https://buff.ly/3T0FtdZ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/makelearningvisible/ Digication is a technology platform powering the most innovative ePortfolio programs in K-12 and higher education. Please visit our website at https://buff.ly/3rMBqWy #DigitalStorytelling #StudyAbroadExperience #DigicationScholars #MakeLearningVisible #Digication #PersonalBrandDevelopment #Holidays
✨ DEBRIEF | Unpacking the Episode: https://shows.banklesshq.com/p/debrief-erik-voorhees-why-are-we-here ------ Erik Voorhees is a crypto veteran of veterans. He's one of the greatest advocates of open and permissionless systems that we have in this space. In this episode we talk about his legendary debate with SBF—this is the first time we've caught up with him since. What are his reflections now? We also dive into how this bull/bear cycle is similar and different from previous ones, how do we preserve crypto's core principles, and most importantly—why are we here? Why crypto? Why now? Why stay? Erik doesn't waste a word in this episode. Happy New Year everyone. Let's keep building. ------
Learning Through the Lens of Esports. We discuss how NASEF provides a platform to develop STEAM-based skills and social emotional attributes, such as communication, collaboration and problem-solving needed to thrive in work and in life. We will also discuss the esports ecosystem and career opportunities for students in esports. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6nlmJ4UgUkvYa2n7M4MRTZc
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Chrisman Frank is the co-founder and CEO of Synthesis, an enrichment club that teaches complex problem-solving and decision-making for kids 7 to 14 through online team games. His co-founder Josh Dahn developed the Synthesis concept while running Ad Astra, a small lab school he built for Elon Musk on the SpaceX campus. Before Synthesis, Chrisman was engineer #1 at ClassDojo, a K-12 network that reaches ~30 million teachers, students, and families every month. Key Takeaways: 00:18 Why Children are the BEST 03:21 Elevator Pitch for Synthesis School 15:29 The Impact of Covid in Online Learning 20:13 Learning Through a Game Design 33:25 Synthesis and Jiu Jitsu Quotes: “Kids crave complexity.” “Complex problems don't have right or wrong answers.” “Continue innovating. Give kids these unbounded complex problems, let them practice solving that and you learn the kind of meta skill of solving problems.” “The motto at Synthesis is Embrace the Chaos.” “I don't think the world is going to change less for our kids, when they grow up. I think it's going to change faster. The future will belong to people who are most rapidly able to adapt to change.” Social Links: Website - https://chrismanfrank.com/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/chrismanfrank LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-frank-41b0743a/ Synthesis School: Website - https://www.synthesis.is/
Mentioned Episodes: Episode 50: A Year in the LyfeEpisode 100: The Good, the Bad, and Like Umm Ya Know th UglyWorking in a Behavioral Inpatient Mental Health Unit with Danielle MilesNavigating Life with Cancer-Related Lymphadema with Emilia DewiFlourishing as an OT Practitioner Through Personal Experience with Mandy ChamberlainTrauma Sensitive Care for Healthcare Practitioners with Taelor Millsap The Impact of OT in the Prison Setting with Kwaku AyegmangLearning How to Money with Joel Larsgaard Positive Approach to Dementia Care with Jenna MeleRecognizing the Importance of Self Care for OT Practitioners with Nancy Early Intervention with an OT Mom with Danielle DelorenzoThinking and Learning Through an Occupational Lens with Brock CookBuilding Positive Foundations Through Collaboration with Connie Hunt Diverse OT: Leadership and Advocacy for Minorities in Healthcare with Michelle DeJesusPediatric Therapy From the Parent’s Perspective with Effie Parks You’re Favorite Creative Treatment Ideas- Lyfer of the the Month Emily DellerTips and Tricks To Get and Stay Organized- Lyfer of the Month Krysta GrandeRecommend Continuing Education Resources- Lyfer of the Month Kate Tutor Advice For OT and OTA Students- Lyfer of the Month Jhenny Berry OTOT Gift Ideas- Lyfer of the Month Candie CintronYour Favorite OT Resources- Lyfer of the Month Lauren BurnsWorking in Early Intervention as a New Grad with Amirra JohnsonHow To Train a Therapy Dog with Crystal CabreraMaking Shoes For All Abilities with Joseph DiFrancisco Creating Success in Non-Traditional Roles as an OT Assistant with Dave MerloIt’s Not Just Joint Pain: Occupational Therapy’s Unique Role in Arthritis Life with Cheryl CrowSex, Love, and Occupational Therapy with Sakshi TickooCan Movement Change the World with Kim LowackThe Other Half of Occupational Therapy with Chris Delorenzo, Sean Donnelly, Mark Petix & Ray PuttContact the ShowFill out the surveyAsk me a questionLeave me a voicemailTo subscribe to the podcast, click hereWebsite: https://ot4lyfe.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ot.4.lyfe/Clubhouse: @ot.4.lyfeTwitter: https://twitter.com/ot4lyfeFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ot4lyfeCheck out my other projects: The OT RoundtableThe Real OTs of Early Intervention
Discussion Points:Question of the Month- What are your reflections from the year 2020? What did you learn? What obstacles did you overcome or are working to overcome?Dr. Sakshi Tickoo @sex.love.andotBrock Cook @occupiedpodcastAlexis Joelle @8alexisjoelleAnna @beyondcovidNancy @lovelyy_otMy reflectionsLyfer of the MonthNext question of the month: What questions do you have about money in occupational therapy? Call in with your questions and I will answer them, maybe with the help of some of my money expert friendsAnswer here: ot4lyfe.com/questionofthemonthMentioned resources: Sex, Love, and Occupational Therapy with Dr. Sakshi TickooThinking and Learning Through an Occupational Lens with Brock CookWhat Does My Depression Look Like?- Occupied PodcastCreating Confidence and an Occupation-Based Mindset with Alexis JoelleRecognizing the Importance of Self-care for OT Practitioners with NancyIt’s Okay to Take a BreakThoughts on Covid-19Best of Occupational Therapy (BOOT) blog post 6/10/2020The Real OTs of Early InterventionThe OT RoundtableContact the ShowAsk me a questionLeave me a voicemailTo subscribe to the podcast, click hereWebsite: https://ot4lyfe.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ot.4.lyfe/Clubhouse: @ot.4.lyfeTwitter: https://twitter.com/ot4lyfeFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ot4lyfe
Daily Devotion - Matthew 6:33 - Learning Through The ProcessThere is a song called " Praise Him in Advance". Initially, when I first heard this song, I did not understand the lyrics.Going Through a StormAt the time, when the song came out, I was in the process of a divorce and I was angry. I recall thinking how can I praise him in advance when I don't know how He's going to work it out. I was perplexed about how I was going to sell my business, provide for my daughters, and create a future of myself. I was going through so many emotions at the time. I remember asking God "Why would you allow me to experience this?". I believe this is what most of us call going through a storm. In hindsight, I allowed my storm to overwhelm me. I was completely consumed with solving my problems. Why did I think I had to find an answer to every problem? Because we are brainwashed by the world into believing that we must know everything at every moment. God does not operate that way. There are times when we won’t see our way and it seems impossible. But God majors in the impossible.In my mind, I had become overwhelmed because I was trying to solve my problem instead of allowing God to solve them. Most of the time many of us struggle with the solution. I believe God wants us to learn from the process, not just the solution.Learning Through the ProcessJesus Christ found me at the darkest time in my life, picked me up out of the gutter, and accepted me as I accepted Him into my heart. As I live, I have learned to grow from my relationship with God. God wants to take our relationship deeper.When was the last time you wore your pants out praying on your knees? Have you ever done an all-night prayer meeting? For most of us, the answers to these questions are no. To get extraordinary power, we must go deeper with Christ. Today, commit yourself to go deeper in Christ. The solution should not just be your focus. The process is important. Please pay attention to the process. I finally did. Lesson Learned.God's ReminderBut seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. (Matthew 6:33 NIV)Read the full devotion at https://devotableapp.com/daily-devotion-matthew-6-33-learning-through-the-process/
Marni welcomes author and dating after divorce expert Holly Martyn into the Den to discuss her dating manual and memoir, Would It Kill You to Put on Some Lipstick?. Her book was inspired by an advice column by Joan Rivers and tells the story of Holly’s poignant journey of finding a high-quality guy in 100 or fewer dates. It's a manual on how to navigate love, life, and happiness in midlife. Key takeaways from this episode: 3 strategies to meet a high-quality guy Dating is a numbers game The importance of prioritizing your love life The wonderful aspects of dating in your 40s and 50s How to ask a man what he is looking for without wasting your time Dating is a Numbers Game [2:07] Joan Rivers started the conversation in an advice column. She told a single mother to put on some damn lipstick and get out there and date. Holly wondered if finding a high-quality guy really was a numbers game and decided to try it out for herself and journal her journey. She was in her 40s, had been in two long term relationships and it wasn't working. She didn't want her daughter to grow up knowing her mother stayed in a bad relationship. Holy says demonstrating to our children about what works and what doesn't when finding love is a teachable moment. It’s ok for our children to know that we are human beings and we are still learning. 3 Ways to Get a Date: Online/Dating Apps Ask friends and family if they know someone. Go out and get a meal by yourself and talk to new people. All three options worked for Holly. She met men and women. One woman set her up on a blind date with a guy she dated for two years. Whatever it is we prioritize in our lives we can make it happen. including our social lives. You just have to keep going on dates. It's like looking for a job. The dating process is a great way to know about men. Use the time to notice possible red flags. Learning Through the Dating Process [19:10] The adage is true ‘If we don’t change, nothing changes’. Holly had to examine relationships from her childhood and her previous marriages to see why those relationships broke down. Eventually, she became stronger and more confident in what she was looking for and how she wanted to be treated and she became more efficient in weeding out the wrong people upfront. Women, especially women in their 40s and 50s need to ask a man what he is looking for within the first three dates. Figuring out if a guy is looking for the same thing as you is nothing to be ashamed of. Your time is important don’t waste it on a guy who doesn’t want a relationship if that is what you want. Men will show you who they are very quickly. One of the wonderful things about dating in your 40s, 50s, and beyond is something is freeing about not having the pressure of looking for a provider, a father, or someone our parents will approve of. Look for character more than characteristics. Holly reaches out to all the women who stay in relationships or marriages but have doubts about it, she says it’s more important to be a model for your children about the beauty of contentment and satisfaction. Make a Connection: Visit Our Website Join Our Dating Den Facebook Community Here! Learn how to attract your perfect equal...watch our latest training here! Interested in working with us? Book a Breakthrough session at DWDVIP Get a Free Coaching Session with Marni on Our Podcast - Sign up Here to Be a Guest On Our Show Download a Complimentary Copy of our Book - How to Find a Quality Guy Without Going on 200 Dates Holly Martyn Author @hollylmartyn on Instagram
10 Ways How To Improve Your Mental Health with Dr. David A. Levy Humor is often the only thing we can rely on when our backs are against the wall. How can we learn to laugh at ourselves to get through life’s toughest moments? Dr. David A Levy is an award-winning professor of psychology at Pepperdine University who knows first-hand what it’s like to stumble, fall, and then laugh at yourself before getting up again. Levy’s new book, LIFE IS A 4 LETTER WORD: Laughing and Learning Through 40 Life Lessons (Mango Publishing, December 2019) shares simple, humorous, and helpful sayings and stories that everyone can relate to. Dr. Levy’s slice-of-life tales offer deep insight, wisdom, and laughs, and aims to help others find meaning in the obstacles they face in their own lives. Book Link: Dr. David A. Levy is an award-winning Professor of Psychology at Pepperdine University, where he has been teaching since 1986. He received his BA in theater arts from UCLA before earning two MA degrees and his PhD in psychology. In addition to two bestselling textbooks, diverse research studies, and a widely acclaimed self-help book, Tools of Critical Thinking, he has published numerous satirical articles. A sought-out media consultant for psychological perspectives on current events and insights into issues in the mental health field, Dr. Levy has appeared on more than 70 broadcasts on major networks, including CNN, PBS, NPR, and NatGeo. He has also worked as a director, producer, writer, and actor in films, television, and stage. He received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Performance in a Network Television Series and was a guest star on the popular sitcom Cheers, where he portrayed the leader of Frasier’s low self-esteem group (a role which he adamantly maintains is not type-casting). He lives in Santa Monica, California. Website: how to improve your mental health, psychology hacks, Dr. David A. Levy, perception, Ryan McCormick, Mental Health Radio Network
Life is a four letter word. Football is two four letter words. Does that make it twice as good or twice as bad? Dr. Levy can weigh in on the pros and cons of being born as a human and Costaki has football covered. Perhaps a debate is in order. LIFE IS A 4 LETTER WORD: Laughing and Learning Through 40 Life LessonsBook- amzn.to/2E2SGOGSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In part 2 we continue the conversation with Dr. Spickler about Tacit Knowledge and different styles of learning. Dr. Ted Spickler wrote a book on the subject, Gaining Insight Through Tacit Knowledge, and on the show he shares a fascinating perspective on how the brain works out problems in developing knowledge, even when our conscious mind is unaware of it. We are learning through the subconscious! Tune in this episode to see Tacit Knowledge and Learning Through a Therapist's Eyes!
In this episode, we explore Tacit Knowledge and different styles of learning. Dr. Ted Spickler wrote a book on the subject, Gaining Insight Through Tacit Knowledge, and on the show he shares a fascinating perspective on how the brain works out problems in developing knowledge, even when our conscious mind is unaware of it. We are learning through the subconscious! Tune in this episode to see Tacit Knowledge and Learning Through a Therapist's Eyes!
Elinor has been telling stories for over 25 years . She was inspired by many, including Newfoundland fiddler and storyteller, Emile Benoit, Rita Cox, Bob Barton and Laura Simms. After 22 years as an administrator with the Newfoundland Public Libraries, she left to devote more time to storytelling, working with the “Learning Through the Arts” programme in schools in Western Newfoundland, before moving to Nova Scotia in 2011. Lifetime member, former Administrator, retired Webmaster of Storytellers of Canada/Conteurs du Canada, she received the Storytellers of Canada/Conteurs du Canada “Storykeeper Award” in 2015. In this podcast, we discuss how Elinor started in storytelling, her new project “Cousin Silas and the Moose Woman”, and the work of Silas Tertius Rand who was a Baptist Missionary and Mi'kmaq story collector. We also discuss several stories Silas collected and published and what the future holds for Elinor's storytelling projects.
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Dr. Upitis is a recipient of the 2012 Queen’s Prizes for Excellence in Research. A leading international scholar in arts education and the relatively new field of educational architecture, she has a long record of successful and significant research. After researching innovative teaching techniques for music, and mathematics and science learning software, Dr. Upitis conducted a major study on how engagement with the arts supports teachers and improves learning. She served a six-year term as Research Co-director of the Royal Conservatory’s Learning Through the Arts Program, and her study was the first of its scope conducted in Canada and the largest of its type to date. Dr. Upitis also conducted ground-breaking research on the impact of school design on learning, achieving a Diploma in Architectural Technology in the process. Then, bringing together her previous work in the arts and digital spaces, she and her partners at the Royal Conservatory and Concordia University developed iSCORE, a unique and free online music tool that offers a wide range of features to teachers and students. The research partners are currently beginning a project to investigate the learning potential of iSCORE in North America that is being supported a SSHRC Partnership Grant worth nearly $2 million dollars, a Canada Foundation for Innovation Grant and additional funding (making the total nearly $4 million). If proven successful, iSCORE may be distributed throughout Europe and Asia (project news is available at iscorenews.com).
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