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Al and Codey interview Jordan, the developer of Rusty's Retirement Timings 00:00:00: Theme Tune 00:00:30: Intro 00:01:43: What Have We Been Up To 00:17:26: Game News 00:40:24: Rusty’s Retirement Interview 01:22:47: Outro Links Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma Trailer Harvest Hills Release Mika and the Witch’s Mountain Exiting EA Galactic Getaway EA Release Usagi Shima “Chinese New Year” Update Chill Town Roadmap Fields of Mistria Roadmap Webfishing Cat Plush Animal Crossing Aquarium UK Tour Rusty’s Retirement on Steam Rusty’s Retirement Links Contact Al on Mastodon: https://mastodon.scot/@TheScotBot Email Us: https://harvestseason.club/contact/ Transcript (0:00:30) Al: Hello, farmers, and welcome to another episode of The Harvest Season. (0:00:36) Al: My name is Al. (0:00:38) Codey: and I am Cody. (0:00:40) Al: And we’re here today to talk about Cottagecore Games. (0:00:44) Codey: Woo. (0:00:45) Codey: Whoooo! (0:00:46) Al: This episode, we have a very exciting thing. (0:00:49) Al: It’s not often we get an interview, but the first interview of the year this year (0:00:53) Al: is with the developer of 2024’s The Harvest Season game of the year. (0:01:01) Al: Rusty Retirement, Jordan, the developer of Rusty Retirement, (0:01:05) Al: will be joining us later in the episode to talk about the game and many other things. (0:01:12) Codey: Yeah, we talk, we kind of talk about a couple things. (0:01:12) Al: So we talk about stuff, it is, it is mentioned, and some super exciting secret stuff. (0:01:16) Codey: The game is mentioned though. (0:01:18) Codey: Yeah, it is talked about, which will be revealed in this episode. (0:01:27) Al: Yeah. (0:01:31) Al: So if you’re here just to listen to that, you can see the time in the show notes, (0:01:35) Al: or you can click on the chapter in your podcast episode. (0:01:38) Al: But please do stay around as we talk about the news for this week. (0:01:43) Al: And also, Cody, what have you been up to? (0:01:46) Codey: I have been playing Slay the Spire. (0:01:52) Codey: I haven’t been playing it nearly as much, (0:01:54) Codey: but I did finally beat all of the characters (0:02:00) Codey: and beat like the end game once you– (0:02:04) Codey: and like got credits. (0:02:06) Codey: But it doesn’t really ever end, really. (0:02:08) Codey: You just keep playing. (0:02:10) Codey: But it’s fun. (0:02:12) Codey: doing that, doing more PhD studies. (0:02:16) Codey: It’s like starting to hit me now that like, cause I was talking to my advisor (0:02:20) Codey: and he was like, yeah, so if you’re going to defend in or graduate in December, (0:02:24) Codey: you have to defend in October, which means you should have your data done by (0:02:28) Codey: July. And like, I was just like, Oh, oh gosh, it’s all coming up so fast. (0:02:35) Codey: So yeah, it’s starting to hit. (0:02:38) Codey: Um, and also clearly Rusty’s retirement played a hot minute of that by you. (0:02:38) Al: Fair enough, obviously. (0:02:44) Al: Nice. I think last episode I talked about playing Legends Arceus for the second time, (0:02:51) Al: gone through and caught most of the Pokémon, I was nearly done. I have now finished that, (0:02:56) Al: so that’s that’s done. I’ve got my full Pokémon home decks, got the crown on Pokémon home for (0:03:03) Al: for that. And then I decided to do go from (0:03:08) Al: the best Pokemon game to the worst Pokemon game. And I am now playing Brilliant Diamond (0:03:13) Al: and Shining Pearl again. So it hasn’t, I already, I had a save. I had done a Professor Oak challenge. (0:03:24) Al: So I still had that. However, I didn’t finish, I didn’t keep everything. So there was a bunch (0:03:30) Al: of Pokemon I need to catch and breed and stuff, but it wasn’t too hard, except I am now, I (0:03:36) Al: I now need– (0:03:38) Al: Well, two Pokémon lines, one of which is just a version exclusive, (0:03:44) Al: so I’ve been playing through the other game, Pearl, to get that one. (0:03:47) Al: And I’ve almost got it. I’m almost there. (0:03:49) Al: The other one I need is Palkia, so I do need to finish Pearl till the end. (0:03:54) Al: So I do need to play through that game all the way to the end (0:03:58) Al: and get Palkia and be finished with that. (0:04:00) Codey: I’m sorry. That sounds awful (0:04:03) Al: I do– I feel like I don’t know. (0:04:05) Al: I didn’t, I don’t feel like I hate. (0:04:08) Al: the games when I was playing them, but maybe that rose tinted glasses. (0:04:11) Al: Maybe I did when I was playing it, but they are not great. (0:04:13) Codey: Mm-hmm. (0:04:19) Al: I do not miss random encounters in the grass. (0:04:23) Al: I mean, that in and of itself, like I don’t, I don’t want that to ever come back. (0:04:28) Al: I know some people like it. (0:04:29) Al: Whatever. (0:04:29) Al: I don’t, please don’t, please don’t bring it back, please. (0:04:35) Al: and obviously just the thing that annoys me. (0:04:38) Al: most about Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl is the stickiness. Like if you walk next to a wall (0:04:48) Al: you slow down. I just hate that so much because it’s like especially if you’re going through a (0:04:53) Al: cave and it’s like you happen to brush against a rock and suddenly you’re going at snail space. (0:04:59) Al: It’s just I really hate it. I do hate it so much and I feel like those games could have been a lot (0:05:05) Al: a lot better if there’s just been like a few decisions made. (0:05:08) Al: I could have dealt with the fact that it was random encounters in the grass right, (0:05:12) Al: like I would have preferred if they’d done something like Let’s Go right like I think (0:05:12) Codey: Yeah. (0:05:16) Al: Let’s Go is one of my favorite games. So if they’d done something like that I would have (0:05:21) Al: been much preferred it but I can understand why they would want to do like let’s keep let’s bring (0:05:26) Al: back the random encounters because that’s what these games were fine but it’s just all the other (0:05:32) Al: decisions that were made. Yeah, not fun. So (0:05:34) Codey: Yeah, I think that was like why I didn’t get them because if I wanted to play Diamond or Pearl, I would play it first like they didn’t change enough to me to make it worth it. (0:05:46) Al: Yeah, are we past the point now where you can just remake a game? Like, red and blue, (0:06:00) Al: when they were remade into Fire Red and Leaf Cream, I think that needed to happen, right? (0:06:05) Al: To make those games fun. Because those games were so, like, they were obviously really (0:06:10) Al: complicated and difficult for what they were at the time, and they were running on like (0:06:14) Al: of shoes. (0:06:16) Al: The company nearly folded multiple times before they got those games out. (0:06:20) Al: And so I think it makes absolute sense to redo those. (0:06:23) Al: I think HeartGold and SoulSilver, whether you like those games or not, I think did a (0:06:28) Al: lot to those games and made them better in a lot of ways. (0:06:33) Al: I personally really like what they did with Oras. (0:06:36) Al: I liked how they did that in the 3D style. (0:06:43) Al: And then let’s score, I think is. (0:06:46) Al: One of their best, I think it’s their best remake full stop. (0:06:48) Al: I think it’s amazing what they did with it. (0:06:50) Al: They took what was the original games and made it different. (0:06:54) Al: I really like that. (0:06:57) Al: And even if they’d done Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl as Platinum, (0:07:01) Al: I still feel like people would have been like, “But why?” (0:07:04) Al: Right? Because you can use it. (0:07:05) Al: Like a DS is not, DS games don’t feel old, like Game Boy games feel old. (0:07:12) Al: And yeah, some people would prefer to play a Game Boy game (0:07:16) Al: and remake of a Game Boy game. (0:07:17) Al: But a lot of people wouldn’t. (0:07:18) Al: A lot of people would prefer to play a newer game. (0:07:20) Al: But I feel like if you’re looking for a 2D Pokémon game, (0:07:24) Al: go play a 2D Pokémon game. (0:07:26) Al: I don’t think just remaking them as what they are makes sense anymore. (0:07:30) Codey: Yeah, I agree. I don’t think that that’s exciting enough to merit people dropping down another $60 or $50 or however much these games cost nowadays. (0:07:44) Al: or 120, if you buy them both, which obviously I would never do. You’d never find me doing that. (0:07:46) Codey: Yeah. No, of course not. No. Yeah, so I don’t… I think that it does a disservice to them to… (0:08:00) Codey: Not try and improve the games with the quality of life features that the fandom clearly needs or at the minimum, like have them be like a setting you can toggle or something. (0:08:14) Codey: So if people want to play the game on hard mode, they can. (0:08:18) Codey: Yeah. (0:08:18) Al: Let’s not get into the debate of hard mode. (0:08:22) Al: Yeah, I think, yeah, I just, it’s not even like Brilliant Diamond and Chime Pearl brought (0:08:30) Al: it up to the best or the most modern 2D games, right? (0:08:34) Codey: Mm-hmm (0:08:34) Al: Like the graphics were better, right? (0:08:37) Al: In my opinion, I know a lot of people didn’t like how it looked, but that’s fine. (0:08:40) Al: If you don’t like how it looked, that’s fine, but it is like more modern looking. (0:08:44) Al: It’s cleaner graphics, et cetera, et cetera, right? (0:08:48) Al: No, it’s not, it didn’t have as many quality of life improvements as even Gen 5 did, one (0:08:54) Codey: Mm hmm. Yeah. (0:08:55) Al: generation later, right? (0:08:58) Al: And so what are you doing if you’re not even going to improve it in that way, right? (0:09:04) Al: And that’s ignoring the stuff that they ignored that they had improved in Platinum. (0:09:09) Al: A Gen 4 game that came out two years later, right? (0:09:14) Al: Like if you’re going to ignore all of those improvements that you have made over the years (0:09:19) Al: don’t bother, but anyway, so yeah, I think I enjoyed the Professor Oak challenge because (0:09:20) Codey: Yeah (0:09:23) Codey: Hard agree (0:09:27) Al: it was very different compared to other ones, like having the grand underground, I think, (0:09:33) Al: was made that more interesting, but anyway, most people don’t care about that sort of (0:09:40) Al: stuff. (0:09:41) Al: So yeah, I’ve been playing through that and I’ll get there eventually. (0:09:44) Al: I’ve taken a break today to do some shiny hunting in Scarlet and Violet. (0:09:48) Al: But once I’ve done this, once I’ve caught Palkia, (0:09:52) Al: the only ones I’ll have left to do are, I don’t have a, (0:09:57) Al: because I’ve been for listeners who are, for new listeners or people who aren’t aware, (0:10:01) Al: I lost almost all of my Pokemon saves two years ago on my Switch. (0:10:05) Al: And I’ve recreated most of them now. (0:10:07) Al: So I have the only one, the only one I say I didn’t lose was my sword, (0:10:14) Al: Pokemon sword, because that was on a different Switch. (0:10:16) Al: because I was running two games at the same time. (0:10:18) Al: And I didn’t really like having to close a game and reopen it. (0:10:22) Al: So I just had two switches running the two games. (0:10:25) Al: So because of that, I managed to keep my sword. (0:10:29) Al: But other than that, I lost everything else. (0:10:31) Al: So all I’ve got left I don’t have is Let’s Go Pikachu and Shield. (0:10:39) Al: I think I have everything else because I’ve got Scarlet and Violet. (0:10:41) Al: I’ve got Legends Arceus. (0:10:44) Al: I’ve got Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl now. (0:10:47) Al: and I’ve got Let’s Go Eevee. (0:10:48) Al: And I’ve obviously got my original sword. (0:10:50) Al: So I think I’ve just got Let’s Go Pikachu to do and sword. (0:10:55) Al: And I will probably, I think I’ll probably do with Let’s Go Pikachu (0:10:58) Al: like I’m doing with Palkia and I’ll just kind of like rush through it (0:11:01) Al: and get it finished and then do the last couple of Pokémon (0:11:03) Al: that I need for the crown on Pokémon Home for those games. (0:11:06) Al: And then I think I will probably at some point, (0:11:11) Al: certainly not before the next Pokémon games that comes out, (0:11:14) Al: maybe at the end of the year or something, (0:11:17) Al: I will probably (0:11:18) Al: do a Professor Oak Challenge in Shield and get that done that way and finish up that (0:11:24) Al: dicks like that. Because that’s the only set of games on the Switch that I haven’t done (0:11:33) Al: a Professor Oak Challenge in because I started it for brilliant time in Shining Pearl. What a game (0:11:40) Al: to start that on. And then I went back and did Let’s Go Pikachu, but I didn’t go back and do (0:11:49) Al: Shield. No, I didn’t go back and do Pikachu because I already had a Pikachu save, (0:11:54) Al: but then I’d lost it, so I did Eevee. Anyway, doesn’t matter. Point is, I suspect by the middle (0:12:03) Al: of February, I will only have one Pokémon game not finished and that’ll be Shield and (0:12:12) Al: that’ll be the only Pokédex I don’t have finished on home as well. But I’ll get to that eventually. (0:12:16) Al: There’s no rush. (0:12:17) Codey: So, so I have a question. (0:12:19) Al: Yes, go for it. Yes, my secret is I don’t work. (0:12:20) Codey: Do you sleep? (0:12:23) Codey: I don’t believe you. (0:12:27) Codey: Oh, that worked. (0:12:28) Codey: That’s, that’s fair. (0:12:30) Al: Or if you are my employer, please don’t listen to this. The secret is that obviously the ADHD (0:12:35) Codey: Yeah. (0:12:38) Al: allows me to do like a week’s worth in like a day. And then I spend the rest of the time feeling (0:12:41) Codey: Yep. (0:12:43) Al: guilty that I’m not doing anything because my brain can’t, but it then distracts me. (0:12:45) Codey: Yep. (0:12:47) Codey: Yep, that’s where I am, too. (0:12:52) Codey: But that is part of working with neurodivergence. (0:12:59) Codey: So yeah, that’s actually, I’m doing a conference in November, and (0:12:59) Al: Yeah, weeeeeeee. (0:13:04) Codey: I’m going to try and have a symposium in that conference for, (0:13:08) Codey: it’s an entomology conference. (0:13:10) Codey: I want a symposium specifically on neurodivergence and why, and (0:13:14) Codey: and how to accommodate for… (0:13:17) Codey: people that work in your in your area or group or whatever university (0:13:22) Codey: accommodate for students and faculty that have neurodivergences versus like (0:13:27) Codey: just trying to make them conform because that is very left hand of left hand right (0:13:35) Codey: hand of people so that’s what we’ve been up to oh my gosh he doesn’t sleep you (0:13:38) Al: Oh, oh, wait, no, I’m not finished yet. (0:13:43) Al: I’ve been playing Harvest Moon Home Sweet Home. (0:13:45) Codey: guys I don’t believe it (0:13:47) Al: I’ve not been doing this very much, (0:13:49) Al: because I’ve just been doing like a day or two every day, (0:13:54) Al: which only takes like five or 10 minutes. (0:13:56) Al: But I’m trying to play these games like some people play (0:13:58) Al: them and just playing a little bit every day. (0:14:00) Al: And it’s been so much better with the controller support. (0:14:02) Al: I can actually play it now. (0:14:04) Codey: But can you save it the right way? (0:14:06) Codey: Bye. (0:14:08) Al: It doesn’t seem to work properly in so much as it saves fine, (0:14:12) Al: and it seems to be saving fine. (0:14:14) Al: And it seems like it loads when I go on. (0:14:16) Al: So I’m using it on my iPad, and I play it on my iPad, (0:14:19) Al: and it all seems to work. (0:14:20) Al: And I close the app, and I open up, and it all works fine. (0:14:22) Al: And then I go on to my Mac, and I open it up, and it says, (0:14:25) Al: oh, you’ve got new data. (0:14:26) Al: Do you want to download this? (0:14:27) Al: You go, yes, I’ll take the new data. (0:14:29) Al: And it shows the right thing on there. (0:14:31) Al: It says I’m at spring 23, year one, (0:14:34) Al: and I’ve got this much money, blah, blah, blah. (0:14:36) Al: And then you click on it, and then you actually (0:14:38) Al: get the game, and you’re back on spring one, (0:14:41) Al: and you have nothing. (0:14:42) Al: And the best thing about it is the save (0:14:44) Al: is completely mucked up in so much as there are no people. (0:14:46) Codey: Mm hmm. That sounds lovely, actually. (0:14:48) Al: People don’t exist in the game. (0:14:50) Al: There are no NPCs, and there’s nothing you can do. (0:14:53) Al: You just walk around and do nothing. (0:14:56) Al: It’s– it’s an autistic paradise. (0:15:02) Codey: That’s my kind of farming. (0:15:05) Al: Um. (0:15:06) Codey: Just give me give me all the tasks to do without the social interaction. (0:15:14) Al: So yeah, I can still only play on my iPad, (0:15:17) Al: which I do want the cloud save, (0:15:19) Al: and that would probably, (0:15:20) Al: I’d probably play it more if I had the cloud save, (0:15:22) Al: but the controller support means (0:15:24) Al: that I’m actually playing it. (0:15:26) Al: So, yeah. (0:15:29) Al: So that’s why I’ve been up to, (0:15:30) Al: I’ve also been thinking about the Switch 2. (0:15:32) Al: I don’t know if you’ve been thinking (0:15:33) Al: about the Switch 2 at all. (0:15:34) Codey: Nope. I don’t play my Switch that often, like at all. I know that I am going to play it. (0:15:35) Al: No, that’s fine. (0:15:37) Al: I’m excited for the Switch too. (0:15:38) Al: Hmm. (0:15:44) Codey: I’m going to play the Zelda games eventually, right? And then I enjoy having it for if I (0:15:50) Codey: want to play anything, but Xbox Game Pass has all I really need right now. And no, no, (0:15:57) Al: did you get did you get us a steam decadent Oh sad come on Jeff by the (0:16:03) Codey: I did not. (0:16:04) Codey: I am unloved no we yeah he was like still deciding if he wanted to do it or not he (0:16:13) Codey: actually did just get a raise so yeah maybe I’ll like walk by his phone and do that whole (0:16:16) Al: There you go. Perfect. (0:16:22) Codey: like steam deck like whisper into his phone so that his algorithm will start picking up (0:16:27) Codey: like ads first yeah. (0:16:28) Al: or we can get your is is it your neighbor Micah is it Micah can go in when Jeff moves (0:16:34) Al: in and get Micah to go and talk to him hint are you listening Micah you can we can we (0:16:35) Codey: Uh-huh does Micah have one I can’t remember I don’t know but yeah no my neighbor I’m wondering (0:16:46) Al: confusing Micah’s again I have no idea I don’t think that’s relevant to whether or not he (0:16:50) Codey: if he has a steam deck yeah oh true true true true yeah Micah when we have like a Jeff moved (0:16:55) Al: can convince Jeff to buy U.S.D. (0:17:03) Codey: and party. (0:17:04) Al: Yeah. Yeah, I heard it. I heard it on the podcast. (0:17:04) Codey: Um, you should be like, man, Cody really like was excited about (0:17:08) Codey: possibly because Jeff doesn’t, because Jeff does not listen to this. (0:17:15) Al: I guessed, I guessed. (0:17:18) Codey: Yeah, for sure. (0:17:19) Al: All right. Well, I’m excited about the switch too. And I’m sure we’ll have lots to talk about it in (0:17:23) Al: the future, even though they’ve not really said anything yet. But all right, should we talk about (0:17:28) Al: the news? First up, we have Rune Factory Guardian. (0:17:29) Codey: Sure. (0:17:34) Al: So, first of all, they’ve announced that it’s coming out on the 30th of May. (0:17:39) Codey: Woo. (0:17:40) Codey: Something. (0:17:44) Al: So, there we go. That’s the thing. They’ve given a bunch of information on the new features. (0:17:52) Al: So, it has a village building thing, which is, I think, quite cool. In the trailer, (0:17:58) Al: you see them placing buildings and stuff and that. (0:18:04) Al: That’s cool. I quite like that idea because I get all the previous Rune Factory games have been like, (0:18:09) Al: “Here is an existing village. Go and interact with it.” Whereas this seems to be like you’re (0:18:14) Al: building up a village from small as you do the rest of things as well, which is a fun addition. (0:18:20) Codey: Yeah, I got the vibe that you’re like going through an area that has been like devastated and you’re helping to like rebuild (0:18:28) Al: Yeah, but that’s cool. Because if the whole point of Rune Factory is, it’s what if farming (0:18:38) Al: game plus adventure, I feel like adding in Village Building to that is a good logical (0:18:45) Al: continuation of that. (0:18:46) Codey: Yeah, going elsewhere, spreading your farming knowledge to the masses. (0:18:52) Al: The rest of it seems pretty similar to previous Rune Factory games, your combat and stuff (0:18:59) Al: like that. (0:19:00) Al: There maybe seem to be a bit more in terms of what’s the word I’m looking for, the movement. (0:19:06) Al: You seem to be able to glide on wind and stuff like that that I haven’t experienced in the (0:19:12) Al: previous games, which is a fun addition, making it more Breath of the Wildy, I guess. (0:19:19) Al: And there’s also 16 romanceables in this game. (0:19:22) Al: Get your waifu or husbandu. (0:19:25) Codey: Has a bundle I think it’s Joe (0:19:31) Codey: Yeah, never played a room factory game so I don’t have much (0:19:34) Al: Probably never going to. (0:19:37) Codey: Probs not (0:19:40) Codey: But I mean it looks the village building aspect I really do like like the idea of (0:19:47) Codey: going through an area and like helping to rebuild and restore peace and (0:19:52) Codey: maybe like you can set up farms and then you (0:19:55) Codey: find someone who can farm it and then you (0:19:57) Codey: move on. So it’s like you are creating the (0:19:59) Codey: farms and that kind of stuff and creating the (0:20:03) Codey: little societies. But then you get to disappear (0:20:06) Codey: into the ether. (0:20:07) Al: Is this going to be a, this is going to be the third run factor in a row where I go, (0:20:10) Al: “Ooh, I could, I could, maybe I’ll like this.” (0:20:13) Al: And then I play it and go, “Eh, it’s not really for me.” (0:20:16) Codey: Okay, maybe maybe the village maybe the village thing will be not will will make it change, (0:20:16) Al: Isn’t it? (0:20:17) Al: It’s going to, it’s going to happen again, isn’t it? (0:20:20) Al: Cause I’m getting that feeling. (0:20:27) Codey: maybe you will enjoy. We’re going to be optimistic here, because you’re going to have to play it. So (0:20:28) Al: Yeah, no one’s making me. (0:20:38) Codey: I am promising at this because I make the promises in this hostel. (0:20:46) Codey: Yeah, if you you can only marry. Yeah. (0:20:48) Al: What I didn’t notice is there didn’t seem to be anything about whether the romanceables (0:20:56) Al: are segregated. Oh dear. You know what I mean? Whether you can romance anyone or not. It (0:21:06) Al: does look like… I’m not seeing anything… I can’t remember five, but before five it (0:21:09) Codey: What has it been in all the previous games? (0:21:15) Al: It was definitely only… (0:21:18) Al: opposite gender. But I can’t remember what five did. However, obviously, that was also an issue (0:21:24) Al: for Story of Seasons and is no longer an issue for Story of Seasons and it’s the same company. (0:21:29) Al: So I would hope that now it will allow you to romance any character, but who knows? We’ll see. (0:21:39) Codey: We live in a society. (0:21:41) Codey: Thank you. (0:21:45) Al: It is $60. (0:21:48) Al: euros or 42 pounds. (0:21:50) Al: That is pretty cheap here. (0:21:52) Codey: What why why did you guys like pay a premium to like your government paid a (0:21:53) Al: I don’t know why it’s cheaper here than not though, I don’t know. (0:22:02) Codey: premium so they could get it for cheaper. (0:22:05) Al: The limited edition is $100 or 66 pounds and 66 pence. (0:22:10) Al: What a weird… (0:22:11) Codey: What the heck? (0:22:11) Al: Why is this such a weird number? (0:22:15) Al: it’s interesting. So the standard way. (0:22:18) Al: One. So this is for switch physical is (0:22:18) Codey: Uh huh. (0:22:21) Al: fifty nine ninety nine dollars forty one sixty six pounds or forty nine ninety nine euros. (0:22:27) Al: Right. So I would think maybe it was just (0:22:29) Al: auto-converted if it weren’t for the fact that the euros was a sensible one as well. (0:22:33) Al: So that’s weird. (0:22:34) Al: But then you go on to the limited edition one, which is nine ninety nine ninety nine (0:22:40) Al: dollars sixty six sixty six pounds or eighty three thirty two euros. (0:22:43) Codey: I mean, is it, do you guys have like a tax or something like a tariff on them that that (0:22:48) Al: What is with these numbers? (0:22:51) Al: So confused. (0:22:56) Al: Yeah, but. (0:22:58) Codey: would counteract? (0:23:00) Al: I mean, not if if so, it would be the case on every game, right? (0:23:06) Codey: Well, but maybe they’re like doing you a solid, like this company is like, we know, we know that (0:23:09) Al: Well, not rounding up. (0:23:11) Codey: you have to pay out your nose for shipping. So we’re just going to make the cost cheaper. (0:23:20) Codey: Yeah, I don’t know. I’m just trying to grasp the straws because that’s a little bizarre. (0:23:20) Al: if amazon has the the limited edition for 80 and the standard for 45 which I think was (0:23:24) Codey: Seems like a typo. (0:23:35) Al: the limited edition was more expensive yeah that was like 20 quid more for the limited edition (0:23:35) Codey: the euro prices. (0:23:41) Al: and three pounds more for the oh it’s very confusing what is happening here (0:23:46) Codey: There’s no logic in this place. (0:23:49) Al: I think these must. (0:23:50) Al: be auto translated like auto thing made because I can’t even find I can’t even find (0:23:59) Al: that number anywhere on any shop so I’m just going to ignore it I’m in all right anyway (0:24:03) Codey: Are they trying to say that this is the devil’s game? (0:24:11) Al: there’s that you can go pre-order it now if you want to go go go buy the game if you want (0:24:15) Al: it or if you’re me um next we have harvest hills uh have announced (0:24:15) Codey: Mm-hmm. (0:24:20) Al: they’re out now uh I don’t think we got previous notice of this coming out on this date because (0:24:26) Al: I didn’t have it down as that so they’ve just it’s out shadow drop they go (0:24:30) Codey: Yep, that’s the way to do it (0:24:33) Al: um trying to decide if I wanted to play this game or not uh it looks nice it’s nice graphics (0:24:41) Al: but oh no they did announce their release date I just missed it they released it on Christmas eve (0:24:47) Al: I don’t think this had an early access, so this is just… (0:24:52) Codey: Yeah, no, this one was one that I was interested in because of the beehives looking actually like beehives. (0:24:58) Al: Oh yes, oh yes. Oh, it’s cheap. Five quid, that’s wild. Okay, okay. (0:25:00) Codey: And I’m really, yeah, it’s only like $5. (0:25:07) Codey: Okay, the final the final question, can it be played on Mac? Nope. Sorry, y’all. (0:25:12) Al: Oh, but it can on Steam Deck. I’d say it’s unknown compatibility on Steam Deck, but (0:25:17) Codey: Well, I (0:25:20) Al: I suspect it’ll be fine on Steam Deck, because it has controller support. (0:25:22) Codey: It does look really cute, cool. (0:25:24) Al: Interesting. Okay. Yeah. So if you want that game, go play it. Mika. (0:25:28) Al: Which is mountain have announced that their non early access release is coming on the 22nd (0:25:35) Al: of January. What I’m a little bit confused by is that they’ve said that the third update is coming (0:25:44) Al: in the coming weeks. So this seems to be leaving early access without an update. (0:25:50) Al: Like they’re just going, Oh, it’s not early access anymore. But this is this is they’ve been weird (0:25:56) Al: about this since the beginning, right? Because I… (0:25:58) Al: Still don’t understand why they ever put this out in Early Access, (0:26:01) Al: because it wasn’t Early Access. They just added extra content after the fact. (0:26:04) Al: And now they’re releasing their non-Early Access version before the final update. (0:26:10) Codey: I mean, that seems pretty par for the course, given that Coral Island did a lot of the same stuff. (0:26:11) Al: Weird. Weird. What are they doing over there? (0:26:19) Al: - Well, yeah, I mean, I feel like “Mika and the Witch’s Mountain” was more complete on (0:26:23) Codey: Yeah. (0:26:23) Al: its early access release than “Coral Island” was on its 1.0 release. I don’t know, weird, (0:26:28) Codey: Yeah, that’s fair. (0:26:33) Al: confused, whatever. Why they didn’t go, “Oh, this is now out of early access” with their (0:26:38) Al: second content update, because the third content update is extra stuff that they’d want to (0:26:44) Al: add but wasn’t originally promised and so why they didn’t go or the second up (0:26:49) Al: it is the non-early access release okay great fine done but they didn’t do that they’ve gone (0:26:55) Al: no this random date a few weeks before the final update that doesn’t have an actual update (0:27:02) Al: that is the non-early access version (0:27:04) Codey: Mm-hmm. Yeah, I don’t know is this this is the one where they’re gonna do they’re gonna add dungeons, right? (0:27:11) Al: yes correct (0:27:11) Codey: Yeah, cuz it says into the mount gone (0:27:14) Codey: uh (0:27:15) Al: Yeah, this is the time if you played the game before and you haven’t played. (0:27:19) Al: either of the content updates this will be the time to play it because I believe this is the (0:27:23) Al: final update and yeah it has a lot of extra content whereas the previous ones they were fun (0:27:30) Al: they do look fun but they were kind of small things it was like here’s a minigame here’s (0:27:35) Al: an extra collectible whereas this is yeah here are dungeons that you can go into much bigger. (0:27:40) Codey: Mm-hmm. Yeah, cool (0:27:42) Al: Galactic getaway they have announced that their early access comes out in March (0:27:48) Codey: Sorry, I just reread my comment and didn’t even realize it was a pun. (0:27:53) Al: Yeah (0:27:55) Al: You (0:27:57) Codey: So I wrote, how are they getting away with this? (0:28:01) Codey: And it’s galactic getaway. (0:28:04) Codey: So what I was referring to, I almost typed it out, but I wanted it to be like a secret. (0:28:09) Codey: When I look at this like Kickstarter picture that they have, the little robot is clearly (0:28:18) Codey: WALL-E with like a headset on and the dog looks kind of like Doug from up. (0:28:18) Al: Okay, bye. (0:28:27) Codey: And then the spaceship in the back left looks like Stitch’s spaceship from Leelo and Stitch. (0:28:34) Codey: So they’re just, the getaway part of this is that they’re getting away with not being (0:28:38) Codey: sued by Disney, I think. (0:28:38) Al: Right. Okay. So a couple of things. One, I don’t get the spaceship one. It doesn’t look (0:28:41) Codey: Okay. (0:28:44) Al: in it. Oh, no, I see. I know. I see. You mean that one. And I feel like I can see what you’re (0:28:51) Al: getting, what you’re coming, where you’re coming from, but they’re all pretty generic anyway, (0:28:56) Al: right? Like Eve is a pretty like generic looking robot. Doug is a dog, right? Like there’s only (0:29:01) Codey: Yeah, this is the we have Eve at home. (0:29:04) Codey: Uh-huh. (0:29:07) Al: so many dogs that the. (0:29:09) Al: And the spaceship is a red spaceship it it doesn’t even. (0:29:14) Codey: And the watering can has a star on it, like in, uh, I look at, I’m, the more I look someone (0:29:15) Al: Like it doesn’t even have the exact same design. (0:29:19) Al: Oh, come on. (0:29:22) Al: Come on. (0:29:28) Codey: in the background has buns like in, uh, Star Wars. No, I just, that like the, the picture. (0:29:34) Al: The robot is your biggest argument, I see why you’re saying that and I understand what you’re coming from, however, it’s a pretty generic looking robot shape, I think, personally. (0:29:51) Codey: But no, I, I just, I noticed that and I was like, Oh wow. (0:29:55) Codey: But yeah, I don’t know. (0:29:57) Codey: I’d like to see, uh, more stuff about this game. (0:30:00) Codey: I mean, they’ve, they’re going to add, they’re fixing the creatures, the (0:30:04) Codey: farming, the crafting, the mini games, um, and early access in March, 2025. (0:30:11) Codey: So, oh, woo. (0:30:15) Al: Usagi Shima have announced that they have a Chinese New Year update out now with one (0:30:21) Al: very important thing. Would you like to mention it? Yeah, you can give a costume to your bun (0:30:22) Codey: Uh, lion… lion dancing. (0:30:29) Al: to make it look like a… See, I thought these were dragons. I know it says lion, but I feel (0:30:33) Codey: No, they’re quick. Yeah. Have you ever seen lion dancing? Have you ever seen lion dancing? (0:30:35) Al: like it’s the Chinese New Year dragon, isn’t it? No, from a traditional saying. (0:30:43) Codey: I had um, I had a woman. Yeah, no, they’re lions. Um, there were a couple people in my high school (0:30:45) Al: Those are really, those are meant to be lions. I thought they were dragons. They don’t look (0:30:53) Al: anything like lions. (0:30:56) Codey: that uh were lion dancers and so they would do um in all the (0:31:03) Codey: like assemblies. They’d have a lion dancing part to the assembly. It was really cool. (0:31:10) Codey: Oh, that’s that was a big jump that I had to make. So you said this is a costume? (0:31:16) Al: So there’s a costume and there’s a minigame. You maybe have to do the minigame to get the costume, (0:31:21) Al: I’m not sure. Yeah, you jump over buns, some of which are in the costume. (0:31:22) Codey: Is the minigame the jumping? (0:31:29) Codey: Well, I just jumped over a plant and then lost to a mushroom, so. (0:31:33) Al: Oh, OK, so it’s more than buns that you jump over. Fair enough. (0:31:36) Codey: But that’s exciting. (0:31:39) Al: Yeah, if you love this game, it’s another update and with stuff for you to do. (0:31:40) Codey: I haven’t played this game in a while. (0:31:45) Codey: And it’s still cute. (0:31:47) Al: Yes, if you liked the game before, you’ll probably like this update. Let’s be honest. (0:31:50) Codey: you will continue the (0:31:52) Codey: liking shall continue. (0:31:54) Al: Yeah, for sure. (0:31:56) Al: Chill Town have announced their upcoming updates, 0.9 and 1.0. They’ve given some details on them. (0:32:04) Al: It’s mostly 0.9, like right at the end of the post to go, (0:32:10) Al: “Oh, and by the way, there will be festivals. That’s coming in 1.0.” (0:32:15) Codey: Yep, they talk about how they have sprinting, which I thought folks might like given that, (0:32:16) Al: But the rest of it seems to be 0.9. (0:32:28) Codey: you know, the issue was that you had to run across the map, right? That was something (0:32:32) Codey: folks were complaining about when they played it. So maybe being able to run faster will (0:32:37) Codey: alleviate some of that. But the more important thing is that they lied to me in that steam (0:32:45) Codey: that says that there’s a nature exhibit with it that you can fill with insects. But I saw no insects. (0:32:50) Codey: So that’s all they haven’t. But like, you can’t mention that without showing an insect or two, (0:32:51) Al: Maybe they’ve just not put any in yet (0:32:59) Codey: as like an example. They don’t, they, they literally just, they just walk through it’s as (0:33:02) Al: Don’t think they show anything in that they just it’s like completely empty (0:33:08) Codey: if an animal crossing or coral island or whatever, like you just walk through the part of the museum (0:33:13) Codey: in which the insects are supposed to be. (0:33:15) Codey: I was like waiting, I’m like, is there going to be like a butterfly that lies out? (0:33:16) Al: Yeah, very weird. (0:33:27) Codey: Um, yeah, I was, I was really excited to see insects and then there weren’t any, but that’s (0:33:33) Codey: okay. (0:33:34) Codey: Something to look forward to. (0:33:34) Al: Wooo! (0:33:37) Al: Fields of Mystery app have announced their next update, the second major update coming in March. (0:33:46) Al: It adds a new villager, some additional dialogue and schedules for the NPCs. (0:33:54) Al: More unlocks in the mines, which is important. I need to get further down those mines, (0:34:01) Codey: Yep. Yep. (0:34:01) Al: Although I need to I need to not play this (0:34:05) Al: yet. I need to not go into the cut zone. I think I need to wait for more updates, (0:34:10) Al: otherwise I’ll just end up burning out before the end of it. New areas in the town, additional (0:34:17) Al: requests, more museum stuff, new festival, just yeah. Oh the farmland expansion is added. Oh yes. (0:34:27) Al: Gotta get a bigger farm. Do I need a bigger farm? No I do not. Sprinklers! Yes! Finally! Adding (0:34:30) Codey: But you can. (0:34:34) Al: sprinklers and an auto petter. This is getting good. This game’s getting good. It was already (0:34:43) Al: good. It’s getting even better. They’ve also listed a bunch of stuff that’s coming in future (0:34:48) Al: updates but they just they say in no particular order. Just like here are things that we’re (0:34:50) Codey: But, but the automation is the most important. (0:34:53) Al: thinking about. Oh yes. Gotta love it. Also in-game time adjustment options, which is something that (0:35:03) Al: that always sounds like a good idea. (0:35:07) Codey: I mean people probably use it because they want to like skip forward to something or (0:35:12) Codey: other or skip back possibly if they missed a festival or something. (0:35:16) Al: Yeah. All right. And finally, finally, second, finally, next, next we have (0:35:24) Codey: But penultimate final. (0:35:30) Al: just an ultimate. You don’t need to add on the final one to the end. (0:35:35) Al: Next, we have webfishing have released a plush of their main character, the cat, (0:35:43) Al: on Makeship. So if you want that, and it’s funded, it’s out. (0:35:47) Codey: Uh-huh (0:35:47) Al: Definitely happening. So if you want it, go get it. (0:35:51) Codey: Yep, it is $29.99 and most importantly that Al did not mention is that it is holding a salmon (0:36:00) Al: for sure it’s very cute I don’t need (0:36:01) Codey: That’s the most important part (0:36:05) Codey: No, but wait, do you what if you don’t get it and then you want it later? (0:36:10) Al: So Craig, my youngest, is really into Astrobok recently, right? (0:36:12) Codey: Uh-huh (0:36:14) Codey: Okay (0:36:15) Al: Like obsessed with it. (0:36:17) Al: He’s been playing it a couple of hours most days of the week. (0:36:17) Codey: You (0:36:20) Codey: Mm-hmm (0:36:21) Al: He is, and he’s getting really good at it, right? (0:36:22) Codey: Mm-hmm. (0:36:23) Al: This is his first proper game that he’s played. (0:36:26) Al: Like he’s done a couple of bits here and there, (0:36:28) Al: but he’s not really like been playing them properly. (0:36:31) Al: But this is, he’s like doing most of it. (0:36:33) Al: There’s a few times where he’s like, can you help me with this? (0:36:35) Al: Because it’s too difficult, but he’s getting really good at it. (0:36:38) Al: like from it’s been like three weeks. (0:36:40) Al: or something and from the start till now he’s improved so much but he’s absolutely obsessed (0:36:46) Al: with it so much that we we just ordered the astrobot plush and that should be arriving (0:36:49) Codey: Oh. (0:36:51) Al: the day this episode comes out so he is very excited about that. (0:36:54) Codey: So if I hear a squeal from around the world of excitement. (0:36:59) Codey: Cool. (0:36:59) Al: Yeah finally we have information on a new Animal Crossing aquarium tour this time in the UK. We’ll (0:37:07) Al: We’ll come back to that word in a minute. (0:37:10) Al: I believe they did this in Japan and a few other places. (0:37:14) Al: I feel like I said about it in Canada and America, maybe as well. (0:37:18) Al: There’s a few. (0:37:19) Al: Anyway, it’s coming to the UK as well in collaboration with Sea Life UK. (0:37:23) Al: Now, I say UK because it is very much a tiny, tiny portion of one part of the UK. (0:37:32) Al: It’s like four different cities that are like half an hour to travel between each other. (0:37:40) Al: It is like a pathetically small amount, and you might go, “Oh, well, it’s because it’s (0:37:45) Al: Sea Life. (0:37:46) Al: It’s a specific company, and they don’t have any other place. (0:37:49) Al: They do. (0:37:50) Al: They have one in Scotland, and they didn’t do it there. (0:37:52) Codey: Well, yeah, they don’t want to do that, right? (0:37:53) Al: Thank you very much.” (0:37:53) Al: Don’t call it a UK tour if it’s just England. (0:37:57) Al: It’s an England tour, but like saying a US tour, and it’s just New York. (0:38:02) Codey: Yeah, just New York and Los Angeles. (0:38:02) Al: Go away. (0:38:05) Al: It’s a Europe tour, European tour. (0:38:10) Al: I’m annoyed. (0:38:10) Codey: Yeah, I guess I don’t really understand like what this is, (0:38:14) Al: Yeah, I think so, yeah, I believe so. (0:38:15) Codey: like, will there just be characters around? (0:38:20) Codey: Around. (0:38:24) Al: There’s activities as well. (0:38:25) Al: I think they have the stamp thing that they do in the game, so it says, “Visitors will (0:38:31) Al: be able to collect character stamps, discover many interesting facts about the inhabitants (0:38:35) Al: of Sea Life, and meet with Tom Nook and Isabel. (0:38:38) Al: at the end of the visit fans will be able to purchase. (0:38:40) Al: Animal Crossing New Horizons merchandise, of course they will, at the Aquarium store. (0:38:44) Codey: What villager would have to be included in either the merchandise or the stamp thing for you to go? (0:38:54) Al: or for me to travel all the way down to, I think Manchester is the closest one, (0:38:59) Al: which would be a, I think it’s a five hour drive for me, which is not insignificant. (0:39:08) Al: I know it means nothing to Americans who will drive five hours for dinner. (0:39:16) Al: I don’t think there is someone, I don’t really think so, like, (0:39:19) Codey: I would think, so if this was in New York or DC, which are like a three to five hour drive from (0:39:24) Codey: where I am, if Blue Bear was in there, Blue Bear is my favorite. (0:39:30) Al: Yeah, I just don’t think… I think it would be… I would drive two hours to go to this, (0:39:37) Al: I think. That’s how far I would drive to get to this. Coincidentally, about the time it (0:39:41) Al: takes to leave Scotland. I would drive two hours to this. I don’t think there’s anything (0:39:49) Al: realistically that would make me drive five hours. I don’t think I could do that. That’s (0:39:56) Al: too far. Especially considering we have an (0:40:00) Al: aquarium five minutes from us that we have a season pass to. So I would be paying to travel (0:40:08) Al: five hours to then pay to get into an aquarium when I have a season pass to an aquarium next to (0:40:14) Al: me. That doesn’t feel the most sensible situation, right? Oh, we do. All right, that is the news. (0:40:18) Codey: We have an aquarium at home. (0:40:25) Al: So next we will be going into our interview with Jordan, the developer of (0:40:30) Al: overseas retirement. We recorded that at a different time. So if it sounds different, (0:40:36) Al: that’s why. I hope you enjoy the interview. (0:40:38) Al: Weeee! (0:40:39) Al: Woo! (0:40:39) Al: Woo! (0:40:48) Al: Okay, we are now back with the developer of Rusty’s retirement, which just to remind listeners (0:40:56) Al: was the winner of the Harvest Seasons Game of the Year last year. (0:41:01) Al: Hello, welcome to the podcast, what is your name and what are your pronouns? (0:41:06) Jordan: Hiya. My name is Jordan, he/him. Yeah, I’m the developer of Rusty’s retirement, and also a smaller, lesser-known metroidvania called Hyekuda Robot, which is in the same universe as Rusty, actually, if you didn’t know that. A little bit of lore for you. (0:41:24) Al: I did not know that and I do like metroidvanias, maybe I’ll look at that at some point. (0:41:30) Codey: wait it’s a metroid haiku as in haiku the helper of russey (0:41:35) Jordan: Yep (0:41:37) Codey: he metroid what okay continue I have questions (0:41:41) Al: Well, good thing that you have questions because this is an interview, so I guess we’ll start (0:41:48) Al: off with a couple of easy questions. What is your history with games, just in general? (0:41:54) Al: What did you play when you were young? How did you get to where you are with games? (0:41:59) Jordan: Yeah, so I think my sort of gaming journey, let’s say, started when I was little, (0:42:08) Jordan: and I can’t remember the age exactly, but it was when Game Boy Color came out, (0:42:13) Jordan: because that was my first console that I ever got. And I just have super fond memories of playing (0:42:21) Jordan: Pokemon Gold on the Game Boy Color. So yeah, after that, and it was just like all the game. (0:42:29) Jordan: Boy stuff, Game Boy SP, Game Boy SP Advance, all of those ones. Nintendo DS when it came out, (0:42:39) Jordan: you know, all that sort of stuff. And then eventually I got like a PlayStation, I think. (0:42:44) Jordan: So I played like typical PlayStation games like GTA and stuff when I was definitely not age (0:42:51) Jordan: appropriate to play GTA, but still pretty fun times. So yeah, just sort of a mix, but it definitely (0:42:59) Jordan: with Game Boy and Game Boy Color. (0:43:01) Al: Yeah, fair enough. What was your starter in in Pokemon gold? (0:43:04) Jordan: Oh, I think it was the crocodile looking guy. Yes, that’s the one. (0:43:09) Al: Totodile. Yeah, good one. Good one. You’re in good company because we are both also Pokemon fans. (0:43:16) Codey: Mm-hmm (0:43:16) Al: I’ve been doing a lot of Pokemon recently. (0:43:20) Jordan: Yeah, I even I even actually bought because they did this remaster edition of like heart (0:43:25) Jordan: gold or something for like at the time I didn’t have a DS, I think it broke or I was only using (0:43:33) Jordan: my cousins or something like that. So I literally went out and bought a DS just so I could buy (0:43:39) Jordan: Pokemon Heart Gold. And that was like the only game I had for it. That was it. (0:43:44) Al: Yeah, I was actually the same because I dropped out of Pokémon after Gen 2 and came back (0:43:50) Al: for HeartGold SoulSilver. And I didn’t have a DS either, but my mum had a DS for brain (0:43:55) Al: training games. And so I was like, “Can I use your DS, please?” I used her DS and played (0:44:02) Al: HeartGold SoulSilver. I then got my own DSi for when the black and white came out. It (0:44:08) Al: a good time to jump back in, I think. (0:44:10) Codey: I think everyone had that like break period where they like played and then they stopped (0:44:15) Codey: playing and then they jumped back in, or at least I had that, yeah, yeah. (0:44:18) Jordan: - Yeah, I did as well. (0:44:20) Jordan: After HeartGold, I think I went and played all the DS, (0:44:24) Jordan: Pokemon games that released, (0:44:25) Jordan: like Diamond, Pearl, Sapphire, Ruby, all of those ones. (0:44:30) Al: Fair enough. Rusty’s retirement is obviously a farming game. What is your history with farming (0:44:36) Al: games? When did you because obviously there’s got to be a point where you’re like I’m making (0:44:40) Al: a farming game. So how did you get to that point in enjoying farming games or you know (0:44:46) Al: cottagecore games in general? Wow, okay interesting. (0:44:48) Jordan: I’ve never played a farming game, still to this day, other than Rusty’s retirement. (0:44:58) Codey: - Wild. (0:45:00) Jordan: So I know they exist, I know how they work, and obviously when I landed on Rusty’s retirement, (0:45:09) Jordan: well first of all, let me go back a little bit more. So after my first game, which was (0:45:14) Jordan: haikura robot, the same haikura that appears in Russia’s retirement. (0:45:19) Jordan: I was kind of stuck with what to do because making a Metroidvania was just a massive undertaking, especially to do it solo. (0:45:27) Jordan: Like I did all the art, animations, the coding, and there’s just so much content like you need. (0:45:33) Jordan: There was like 10 or 10 to 15 bosses at the end, you know, it’s just so much work. (0:45:39) Jordan: Like each boss needs their own unique animations, attack patterns, all this sort of stuff. (0:45:45) Jordan: And I was like, vowed to myself that I’m never going to (0:45:48) Jordan: put myself through this again, that I’m going to try and make (0:45:52) Jordan: something smaller and simpler as my next game. But when I (0:45:56) Jordan: finished from Metroidvania, that I didn’t know what to do. So I (0:46:03) Jordan: had this sort of brainwave of, I’m just going to make these (0:46:07) Jordan: sort of small prototypes, spend about two weeks on an idea (0:46:11) Jordan: because, you know, I had a bunch of ideas I wanted to try out, (0:46:15) Jordan: spend about two weeks on each sort of idea. (0:46:18) Jordan: And just test them just to want to see if I could actually do some of this stuff, you know, like some my technical capability isn’t like fantastic. I’m not like a fantastic coder. So some of this stuff is just simply out of my reach, just from a technical standpoint. (0:46:34) Al: You’re not making a 3D Zelda game. (0:46:35) Jordan: And then (0:46:37) Jordan: Yeah, or like, you know, I love strategy games and forex games as well. So like, but those things are like humongous. I would never be able to do something like that. (0:46:47) Jordan: And, and yes. (0:46:48) Jordan: So I just did these prototypes and I made Rusty and funnily, funnily enough. (0:46:55) Jordan: I actually shelved Rusty for like three months because I made it and most (0:47:01) Jordan: of the prototypes I made, and then I showed them on Twitter, right? (0:47:06) Jordan: I showed like, Hey guys, what do you think of this sort of thing? (0:47:10) Jordan: Just to kind of gauge, you know, interest and stuff like this, because I (0:47:14) Jordan: didn’t want to make something that, you know, at the end of the day, (0:47:17) Jordan: nobody wants to play. (0:47:18) Jordan: I was kind of trying to find this balance of like, okay, I’m going to do these (0:47:21) Jordan: ideas that I want to make and find out if I want to make them, but then also (0:47:26) Jordan: show them to people to see if there’s interest because I think if there’s (0:47:28) Jordan: interest, it also kind of motivates you to make it as well. (0:47:31) Jordan: You know, so it’s like this balance. (0:47:34) Jordan: Uh, but for Rusty, I thought, man, this is such a stupid idea. (0:47:38) Jordan: Nobody’s going to want to play this. (0:47:40) Jordan: And I just shelved it for like three months. (0:47:42) Jordan: Uh, but luckily I had commissioned, um, the sprites for. (0:47:48) Jordan: Rusty and they came through and I was thinking, you know, I should at (0:47:52) Jordan: least put sprites in the game now that they’ve done, just see what it looks like. (0:47:56) Jordan: And that’s when I thought, Oh, it was pretty cool. (0:47:58) Jordan: And I should make this into something. (0:48:00) Jordan: But before that, I hadn’t played any farming games or anything like that. (0:48:04) Jordan: But then once I kind of had this rusty idea and I also put it on Twitter (0:48:09) Jordan: and people really liked it, then I started like, uh, researching more (0:48:13) Jordan: into farming games and stuff. (0:48:14) Codey: » Mm-hmm. (0:48:16) Al: if you still not played any. (0:48:16) Jordan: But interestingly enough, I… (0:48:18) Jordan: No, I haven’t, because I was tempted to play Stardew Valley, (0:48:22) Jordan: but I didn’t want to get too influenced by the decisions that were made in that game. (0:48:29) Jordan: Like, I researched enough to know what’s the sort of loop, the core gameplay loop, (0:48:34) Jordan: and understand how that works, but I didn’t want to play it and see exactly how it’s done, (0:48:39) Jordan: because then I felt like it’s just going to influence my decision too much. (0:48:43) Jordan: And that kind of happened with my first game th

We sit down with Liam Millward, Co-Founder and CEO of Instant, and Sean Meyer, Founder of Leelo Active. Liam shares his journey from starting his first business at 13 to leading Instant, a tech company revolutionising ecom with automated engagement solutions. He reveals how Instant Audiences is helping brands like Stax, Oxford, FAYT The Label and Toys R Us maximise revenue by turning anonymous visitors into paying customers. Sean, a passionate advocate for Instant, shares how the platform has helped him skyrocket to $10 million in revenue. We dive into the benefits of automation, tips on scaling fast, and how ecom brands can tap into hidden revenue streams.This episode was brought to you by:InstantAbout your guests:Liam Millward is a born entrepreneur. Having launched his first venture at just 13 while travelling around with his family in a caravan, Liam later developed Navigate Australia, a travel magazine that quickly gained traction, reaching over 50,000+ people monthly, within 12 months of launching. Now, Liam is the Co-Founder and CEO of Instant, an Australian tech company helping big brands drive revenue and retention on autopilot. He raised over $7.5m in venture capital when he was just 17, in Australia's biggest pre-seed funding round to date, led by Blackbird. Instant rapidly grew to over $1.5 million in annual revenue and 1 million shoppers just one year after launching. With two products now in the market across Australia and the US, Liam is on a mission to scale globally.Sean Meyer grew up by the beach in Coogee, Western Australia, where his active, outdoor lifestyle shaped his passion for fitness. After studying construction management at university, Sean realised his true calling lay elsewhere. Following a few years in operations management and a high-profile modelling career in London, Sean returned to Australia to start his own business. In 2019, Sean and his partner launched Leelo Active from a spare bedroom in his parents' house. Within the first year, Leelo made $170,000 and quickly gained a reputation for premium activewear. By 2023, Leelo had expanded into over 25 StyleRunner stores, and is now on track to reach $10 million in revenue.About your host:Nathan Bush is the host of the Add To Cart podcast and a leading ecommerce transformation consultant. He has led eCommerce for businesses with revenue $100m+ and has been recognised as one of Australia's Top 50 People in eCommerce four years in a row. You can contact Nathan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"Minus on kogu aeg olnud soov midagi saavutada. Ja mulle tundus, et vehklemine võiks olla see, kus ma võiksin ära teha midagi suurt," leiab saate "Käbi ei kuku..." selle pühapäeva külaline Nelli Differt - Euroopa pronks ja olümpia neljas naiste epees.

Emadepäeval ajame juttu kahe emaga. Ja tuleb etteruttavalt öelda, et meenutuste meeleolude amplituud on... suur.

Were you looking to see a film adaptation of the previously unreleased, unannounced, and undeveloped Assassin's Creed: Viva Le France?! Then you've come to the right place, because this week, we've got a high-flying clock punk classic for you on our hands! On this episode of The CineMEH Podcast, Josh and Ryan cover the 2011 interpretation of The Three Musketeers helmed by acclaimed video game director Paul WS Anderson. Yes, that's right, video game nerds, that was an Aklaim joke. Also, despite the heavily video game influenced introduction, rest assured this movie has absolutely nothing to do with video games. It has ven less to do with Alexandre Dumas's classic work. In a spiraling, death-defying "tribute" to the original text, we'll take you to the soaring heights and abysmal lows of this unbelievably strange take on swordplay, gunslinging, romance and adventure. Every wonder what Leelo from 'The Fifth Element' got up to after her date with destiny? This movie attempts to answer that question. Not really. But that's Ryan's theory, anyway. Come along for the ride as we swing from chandelier to chandelier and try and make sense of this hamfisted attempt to invent a new action-adventure franchise in the wake of Pirates of the Caribbean leaving the screens. Yes. Wake. Like a ship's wake. Ships. Pirates. Get it? I promise you, this is the best the humor gets considering how much of a tragic misfire this movie is. Yes. Misfire. As in musket. I'll stop now. The Three Musketeers was released in 2011 and stars Orlando Bloom, Mila Jovovich, Mads Mikkelsen, Christof Waltz, and a bunch of other people who probably thought this would launch their careers and instead, they went down in flames. Down in flames. Because airships crashing. Just listen to the episode. The CineMEH Podcast is a Slyjack Media, LLC production Like what you hear? Check out our other podcast, Morning Radio, TBD available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon and Google podcasts. Podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/morningradiotbd --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cinemehpodcast/message

Francesco Marciuliano is author of the #1 New York Times Bestselling Book I Could Pee on This. Francesco, known for his tongue-in-cheek poetry, helps cats put paw to keyboard to express the depth of their feline feelings. His newest book, Oh. It's You., uses the language of poetry to express cat affection nearly as well as a strategically-placed hairball. Join us and hear Francesco read a few of the poems from the book and talk about his own cats, Kiki and Leelo.

Francesco Marciuliano is author of the #1 New York Times Bestselling Book I Could Pee on This. Francesco, known for his tongue-in-cheek poetry, helps cats put paw to keyboard to express the depth of their feline feelings. His newest book, Oh. It's You., uses the language of poetry to express cat affection nearly as well as a strategically-placed hairball. Join us and hear Francesco read a few of the poems from the book and talk about his own cats, Kiki and Leelo.

Viinakuu viimasel laupäeval jätkavad sisult leebet, aga teadmistelt tummist ja vaimuka verbaalsusega rikastatud mälumängu abielupaarid Tartus ja Tallinnas. Tartu stuudios on Leelo Sillaots-Javoiš ning Juhan Javoiš ja Tallinnas oma eelmise nädala seljavõitu kaitsmas Kadi ja Tanel Jairus. Saadet ja mängu juhib Timo Tarve.

"Tarkade klubi" uue tulemise 527. saates on staažile vaatamata taas võimalus kuulda midagi ajaloolist. Esmakordselt kogunevad kontsentreeritud mõtteid vahendama üle Tallinna-Tartu telje abikaasadest mälumängusõbrad! Tartu stuudios võtavad istet lasteaiaõpetaja Leelo Sillaots-Javoiš ning Tartu Ülikooli bioloog Juhan Javoiš. Tallinna stuudios on oponeerimas tsütogeneetik Kadi Jairus koos abikaasast liikuvusinseneri Tanel Jairusega. Kas abielupaaride mõtted ja teadmised saavad olema sama avameelsed kui on pealkirjastatud omaaegsed kultusraamatud, kontrollib saate- ja mängujuht Timo Tarve.

This week Michelle fern chats cats with Francesco Marciuliano, author of the New York Times Bestsellers, I Could Pee on This: And Other Poems by Cats and You Need More Sleep: Advice from Cats as well as other pet books. Cats have many ways to say I love you. Sometimes it's a gentle purr and a slow blink. Sometimes it's a tiny dead animal offered in tribute. And sometimes, it's expressed in that deepest of cat love languages: poetry. His new book, Oh. It's You: Love Poems by Cats (October) is a love-letter from the pets who want to convey their affection with more than head butts and love bites. Francesco has two sibling cats named Leelo and Kiki that inspire his work. He is also the writer of the syndicated comic strip, Sally Forth. EPISODE NOTES: I Could Pee on This

In this episode I am joined by the owners of the athleisure brand of the moment, Leelo Active, Beth Walker and Sean Meyer. This Perth couple first launched out of a spare bedroom with the goal to create a brand that reflected their lifestyle and passions. Now they are partnering with The Iconic, one of Australia's largest online fashion and sports retailers, In this episode we chat all things starting a business with your partner, the unglamorous start-up grind, and cultivating a community. Loved this chat, i hope you do too. Find Leelo on IG @leelo.active and online www.leeloactive.comThanks to Leelo Active receive 15% off our purchase,Use the code: LEFTOFFIELD15http://leeloactive.com/discount/LEFTOFFIELD15

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We narrate and discuss the famous Haryanvi Story of Leelo Chaman penned by Rai Dhanpat Singh in this episode. Tune in for more. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/haryanvipodcast/message

Leelo is a hair salon owner who has been through it all when it comes to being a beauty service provider. Unforeseen circumstances kept moving her from chair to chair when she was renting until she decided to finally take the plunge and open her own salon. It hasn't come without professional and personal struggles, but she has come so far and will break down all the pros and cons for us in this week's episode. Leelo's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leelosglam/Follow The Yegi Project on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/theyegiprojectMore About Your Host:Yegi is a young entrepreneur who has always been curious and hardworking. You can say she has always seen things out of the box and been able to creatively solve difficult problems. Her cool and collective spirit in life and business makes you want to be around her. She thrives on inspiring others and helps others see things from a positive point of view.  The Yegi Project, is the podcast for the young entrepreneur who may not know where to start, doesn't have anyone to guide them in the right direction and may not have full support from others. This podcast is called The Yegi “Project” because although Yegi is happy with where she is now, she knows that she still has a lot to do to complete her mission and purpose in this world. She aims to use this podcast to work hard alongside all of you to grow to a point where she can make a lasting change in people's lives and in the world.  If you would like to be a guest on a future episode of The Yegi Project, please email info@yegiproject.comThe Yegi Project is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher and more!https://linktr.ee/theyegiprojectDisclaimer: This podcast or any other The Yegi Project episodes on this platform or other podcast streaming platforms is not legal business or tax advice. I make this content based on my own experience as a business owner and MBA for educational and entertainment purposes only.

In this episode, Elliott Hoey interviews Leelo Keevallik, Professor of Language, Culture, and Interaction at Linköping University, and also associate editor…

1. jaanuaril 2023 lahkus meie hulgast 95 aasta vanuses väljapaistev pianist, tunnustatud klaveripedagoog, viljakas muusikakriitik ja publitsist ning klaveriõpikute koostaja Leelo Kõlar(28.11 1927 - 1.01 2023).

Leelo has spent her whole life on Endla, coexisting with the bloodthirsty forest and respecting the poisonous lake that protects her island from outsiders who seek to destroy it. But as much as Leelo cares for her community, she struggles with the knowledge that her brother will be exiled and forced to live with the outsiders unless he gains enchantment powers before his next birthday. Then comes the day that Leelo sees a young outsider on the verge of drowning in the lake. She knows she is supposed to leave him to his fate, but, instead, she betrays her family, her best friend, and her whole community by helping nurse the young man, Jaren, back to health, understanding that discovery could lead to unthinkable consequences for both of them. As they grow closer, Leelo and Jaren discover that not all danger comes from beyond the lake—and they can only survive if Leelo is willing to question the very fabric of her society, her people, and herself.   Please enjoy this chaotic episode as Morgan and Sam talk about The Poison Season! 

Voici un épisode exceptionnel de Ma vie d'ado. Nous accueillons un podcast réalisé par les élèves de Radio M, la webradio du collège Willy Mabrut de Bourg-Lastic, près de Clermont-Ferrand. Ce travail a été distingué en octobre 2022 dans le cadre du prix Samuel Paty, créé en 2022 en hommage au professeur d'histoire-géo assassiné le 16 octobre 2020 après avoir montré à ses élèves des caricatures du prophète Mahomet pour illustrer la notion de liberté d'expression. La première session de ce prix, sur laquelle les élèves ont planché, avait justement pour thème : «Sommes-nous toujours libres de nous exprimer ?» Voici le remarquable résultat de leur travail. Merci et bravo à Solane, Jeanne, Fanny, Antoine, Mélissa, Jade,  Sarah, Noémie, Leelo et Clément, ainsi qu'à leur professeur M. Jean-Emmanuel Dumoulin. Ma vie d'ado, ce sont des témoignages d'ado, venus de toute la France. C'est une émission qui s'adresse aux adolescents. Mais pas que.  Ma Vie d'Ado, un podcast proposé par le magazine Okapi, à retrouver tous les quinze jours. Crédits : Ce podcast est préparé et animé par le magazine Okapi (Bayard Jeunesse) . Merci à M. Jean-Emmanuel Dumoulin, professeur au collège Willy Mabrut de Bourg-Lastic.  Voix hoste : Rebecca Devannes. Montage : Yann Bonicatto. Conception, réalisation : Emmanuel Viau. Musique : Fixxions. Animation éditoriale : Jean-Yves Dana, Christophe Fernandez Création visuelle : France Rapp. Production : Hélène Devannes / Emmanuel Viau.

In today's episode of the Christian Coaching School Podcast, Dr. Leelo Bush unveils the true condition of being stuck, offers questions to help you uncover why you're feeling stuck, and shares the most effective ways to get unstuck.  [02:07] Introduction [03:12] The True Condition of Feeling Stuck [06:44] The First Step to Getting Unstuck [09:41] Reasons Why Your Clients Are Feeling Stuck  [13:48] My Top Five Coaching Questions to Getting Unstuck [16:28] Bible Verses For Overcoming Fear  [18:49] Parting Thoughts  The Real Condition of Feeling Stuck What is being stuck and how can it happen? When it comes to being stuck, here's something that you might not have considered. First, all of us will feel stuck on something at one point or another. The truth is, though, that someone is never actually stuck. Yes, you might be feeling impatient or frustrated, but being stuck is not a real thing. As soon as you say to yourself that you are stuck, that's precisely how you'll feel. So be careful what you allow yourself to think and what you say to yourself.  Feeling stuck comes from a gap in time when not much is going on. We begin to feel anxious when we think that things should be otherwise. So when you get down to it, being stuck is just a thought in our brain. It's the way we have chosen to perceive this period of our lives. Once we recognize this, we can manage our thoughts and reconsider what we're making this mean so that we struggle less.  The First Step to Getting Unstuck  One of the times that we may feel the most stuck is when we're waiting for an answer from God, or a sign on the direction we're supposed to take. We'll wait for everything to be just perfect and pray for God to give us a sign. Unfortunately, God has His own timing and it may not be the same as ours. The more impatient we get, the longer it seems to take, as though God were stretching us. Remember, God orders the steps of the righteous. If we are here, it's because we're supposed to be here. We can't control what life brings; only God can do that. So when we acknowledge that we can't control our lives, we gain more peace, and that's an important part of becoming or remaining unstuck.  Links & Resources Get your own copy of "the" Christian Coaching textbook, Dr. Bush's ground-breaking Comprehensive Christian Coach Handbook: https://amzn.to/3cNgsml Join the Courageous Christian Coaching Tribe: pccca.org/tribe Free Christian Coaching Masterclass: pccca.org/getcertified   ###

In today's episode of the Christian Coaching School Podcast, Dr. Leelo Bush breaks down how self-awareness on the part of the coach is crucial and how it will optimize your skills and / or a step-by-step coaching plan. [01:02] Introduction [02:12] Why Christian Coaches Should Be Concerned About Self Image [05:00] How to Make The Shift From Wearier to Warrior [08:29] The Importance of Christian Coaches Knowing Their True Self [10:59] You Owe it to Your Clients to Work on Your Self Image  [14:01] The Benefits of Taking Care of Your Physical Self [16:40] Dr. Bush's 60+ Pound Weight Loss From Her New Self Image [20:15] The Bible Discourages Excess Why Christian Coaches Should Be Concerned About Self-Image  Christian coaching is all about improving the lives of others. So why should we, as Christian coaches, be concerned about our self-image? Well, primarily because how we look at ourselves impacts how we look at everything else. It filters our thoughts on everything and determines whether we will react with courage or shrink back.  Unfortunately, when determining our self-image, many of us get caught up with false standards and judge ourselves based on intelligence, wisdom, health, experience, age, gender, talent, or righteousness. But here's the thing; focusing on your self-image is neither selfish nor egotistical. Yet it's sad to see so many of God's people walk around without really understanding who they are.  Dr. Bush believes that the only way to become an influential coach is to become completely aware of who you are. Also, understand that improving your self-image is not a one-and-done process. It's something you'll have to do for the entirety of your life. And if you haven't given it much thought, now's a good time to do so.  The Benefits of Taking Care of Your Physical Self Taking care of our self-image will naturally lead to taking good care of our physical selves. And there are three major reasons for this. First, if we don't feel good, then it's going to be difficult for us to perform our work with excellence. Second, if we don't maintain our grooming and appearance, how will we gain the respect of others who would follow our lead? And third, if you had a choice to do business with someone, would you choose a well-groomed, neat individual or a sloppy, unkempt person? This is just practical.  All this ties neatly into how we dress and being mindful of what we eat. We need to make sure that we consume a balanced diet. If you're unhappy with your weight, you can do something about it. Dr. Bush understands how hard this can be. But after her 60-plus pound weight loss over the last 18 months, she knows how to achieve this. And you, too, can achieve this because God will support you, as His ambassador. That said, your attempts may be in vain unless your self-image supports the new lifestyle and eating habits of a slender person. And this begins with our thoughts, which define our self-image. Links and Resources: Shake Off the Snake: Making the Shift from Wearier to Warrior by A. J. Rubano  https://amzn.to/3cMFVMF Comprehensive Christian Coach Handbook by Leelo Bush, PhD: https://amzn.to/3cNgsml Spirit-Led Marketing program: pccca.org/slm Join the Courageous Christian Coaching Tribe: pccca.org/tribe Free Christian Coaching Masterclass: pccca.org/getcertified Note: Occasionally a link we provide (i.e. Amazon) may result in a small commission paid to Beautiful Life International LLC however it will not affect the price you pay for a product or service. We only refer based on positive personal experience but we cannot predict or guarantee the result any buyer may experience so please do your own due dilligence. ##

In today's episode of the Christian Coaching School Podcast, Dr. Leelo Bush teaches about how to avoid some common pitfalls and detours to our destiny as a coach. [01:20] Comprehensive Christian Coach Handbook [05:07] Avoiding detours to your destiny [08:15] New Age coaching  [13:42] Why exclusively study and practice Christian coaching? [23:54] Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) and hypnosis [26:21] Uncompromising values and faith   The error of combining faith and worldly methods As a young believer in her 20s, Dr. Leelo thought it made sense to take the best parts of both coaching practices and apply them. But this only resulted in frustration, for Dr. Leelo could not progress until she understood the divine truth: that all answers can ultimately only come from God. Secular coaching encourages people to believe in what feels natural. All teachings are equal. There is no one right way to do things. This line of thinking is dangerous, leading us down a path of moral relativism.    Spirit-led coaching, marketing, & business No matter what man does, his methods will never be greater than God's. For this reason alone, we need to turn to God for inspiration. By patronizing new age or secular / humanistic courses and materials, Satan's deceptions are being forwarded creating confusion, deception and ambivalence toward God's plan. Instead, we should remain steadfast and uncompromising in our faith. We must remain committed to Christian coaching so as not to confuse clients. Be vocal about your disapproval of worldly teachings and be honest in promoting your services and business. God has given us our talents to serve Him. When we do, we will bear much fruit.   Resources and Links: Comprehensive Christian Coach Handbook:  www.amazon.com/Comprehensive-Christian-Coach-Handbook-Second/dp/0692853634 Spirit-Led Marketing:  pccca.org/slm Join the Courageous Christian Coaching Tribe:  pccca.org/tribe Free Christian Coaching Masterclass:  pccca.org/getcertified

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Syndikatet spelar mysteriet Sången om den fallande stjärnan till Nordiska väsen. De fyra rollpersonerna Frithiof, Samuel, Ludwig och Hanok har rest till Ösel för att ta sig an sitt första uppdrag i det mytomspunna Sällskapets tjänst. Efter att ha övertalat Hugo von Kaiserling återvänder rollpersonerna till Kali by för att lämna tillbaka kantelen till Leelo och trollen. Frågan är om de kan lita på Hugo, och om de har gjort tillräckligt för att hålla fader Cornelius borta från Kali by ... Nordiska väsen ges ut av Fria Ligan och mysteriet Sången om den fallande stjärnan är skrivet av Kiku Pukk Härenstam. Spelledare: Adam Yngvesson Frithiof Dunder: Simon Karlsson Samuel Brandell: Martin Sellgren Ludwig von Kaiserling: Eric Herlin Hanok Dryselius: Daniel Skaljac Palm

Boken heter "Multimodal interaktionsanalys" och gäster är Mathias Broth och Leelo Keevallik, författare och forskare på på Linköpings Universitet.När vi kommunicerar tolkar vi inte bara det som sägs, vi läser också av blickriktningar, kropps­position och mycket annat som finns närvarande i situationen. Ömsesidig förståelse åstadkoms mellan människor i flera dimensioner. Denna bok introducerar det mångfacetterade forskningsområde som kallas multimodal interaktionsanalys. Detta fält intresserar sig för hur människor tillsammans utför handlingar med hjälp av språkliga, kroppsliga och materiella resurser.I programmet pratar vi bl.a. vad multimodal interaktionsanalys innebär. Vi pratar om hur vi bygger upp vår interaktion genom samtalsturer. Och vi pratar om hur interaktionen skiljer sig när vi är fler än två personer som kommunicerar. Lyssna och få en kortversion av boken! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you're like us, thinking about how the universe could or will end causes you anxiety. Comedian Jamie LeeLo comes on to talk about her anxiety related to the end of the universe and space itself, while astrophysicist Charles Liu explains ways the universe may end and how he handles the anxiety that existential dread causes.If you're liking the show and want to support it, feel free to buy me a coffee!https://www.buymeacoffee.com/givesmeanxietyCheck out the show on all of your favorite social platforms.https://twitter.com/GivesanxietyPodhttps://www.facebook.com/thatgivesmeanxietypodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/thatgivesmeanxietypodcast/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgCOITNlRi_K7JP9QxBK-vQSupport the show

Matutina para el Día 194 | Julio 13 “Entonces el rey Darío escribió a todos los pueblos, naciones y lenguas que habitan en toda la tierra: Paz os sea multiplicada.” Daniel 6: 25 Las acciones de Dario con los 120 príncipes y los 2 gobernadores, podrían haber sido malinterpretados por todo el imperio. Es de resaltar que todos los príncipes y los gobernadores eran babilonios. Y su ejecución podría generar malestar en el pueblo, o miedo general. Pero este mensaje busca aclarar que el rey no tenía nunca enemistad con el pueblo, ni buscaba establecer un reino de terror, por el contrario, él quería la paz. El rey Darío envió un mensaje de carácter mundial, era un mensaje de buenas nuevas. Sabemos que llegó al entonces mundo conocido pero que no alcanzó otras partes del mundo. En el libro de apocalipsis tenemos otro mensaje de similar impacto: “Vi volar por en medio del cielo a otro ángel, que tenía el evangelio eterno para predicarlo a los moradores de la tierra, a toda nación, tribu, lengua y pueblo,” (Apocalipsis 14: 6- 7) Esta es la introducción del Triple Mensaje Angélico. Este mensaje tiene como objetivo llegar a cada parte del mundo, a cada tribu, a cada nación, a cada idioma. Se le conoce como la verdad presente, porque está compuesto de tres mensajes de bastante importancia. Pero el centro del mismo es Cristo Jesus, buscando traer paz verdadera a todos los corazones humanos. ¿Conoces ese mensaje? ¿Lo has aceptado? Leelo hoy, está en Apocalipsis 14: 6- 12 Soy Oscar Oviedo y este es el Devocional “Daniel en 365 días” Producido por el Ministerio One4Seven #Matutina #DevocionalMatutino #Daniel365 #One4Seven

Yo no puedo ir a ningún lugar sin un GPS, tengo que tener la dirección y seguir las indicaciones porque sino me pierdo, de la misma manera sucede con la palabra de Dios nos da la dirección de dónde debemos ir y podemos confiar que nos llevará siempre a la verdad. Este salmo es muy profético y nos muestra como Dios reinará en la tierra y estará en su monte Santo, el monte de Sion sinónimo de la nueva Jerusalen o el Cielo. El cielo no es algo imaginario o algo perdido en el espacio, el cielo es un lugar maravilloso más real que nosotros mismos, el lugar donde pasarás tu eternidad. En la biblia tenemos una descripción bien detallada de este lugar que espera por nosotros y que un día bajara a la tierra y lo veremos con nuestros propios. Te recomiendo leas varias veces este salmo y le pidas al Espíritu Santo que sea revelado todo lo que dice allí. Oro para que tus ojos sean abiertos y puedas verlo. Te comparto algunos versículos  de Apocalipsis 21. Leelo completo. Después vi un cielo nuevo y una tierra nueva, pues ya el primer cielo y la primera tierra habían dejado de existir, lo mismo que el mar.Vi también que la ciudad santa, la nueva Jerusalén, bajaba del cielo, donde vive Dios. La ciudad parecía una novia vestida para su boda, lista para encontrarse con su novio. Y oí que del trono salía una fuerte voz que decía: «Aquí es donde Dios vive con su pueblo. Dios vivirá con ellos, y ellos serán suyos para siempre. En efecto, Dios mismo será su único Dios. La presencia de Dios la hacía brillar, y su brillo era como el de una joya, como el de un diamante, transparente como el cristal. Y los doce portones eran doce perlas; cada portón estaba hecho de una sola perla. La calle principal de la ciudad estaba cubierta de un oro tan puro que brillaba como el vidrio transparente.  En la ciudad no vi ningún templo, porque su templo es el Señor, el Dios todopoderoso, y también el Cordero. La ciudad no necesita que el sol o la luna la iluminen, porque el brillo de Dios la ilumina, y el Cordero es su lámpara. Gente de todos los países caminará a la luz que sale de la ciudad, y los reyes de la tierra le entregarán sus riquezas. Apocalipsis 21:1-2‭-‬3‭, ‬11‭, ‬21‭-‬24 TLA El salmo 48 dice que está ciudad será el gozo de toda la tierra. No habrá más sufrimiento, no habrá más enfermedad. Jesús vendrá a establecer un reinado sin guerras y sin muerte; establecerá su gobierno con justicia y misericordia el nos guiará más allá de la muerte. El será la palabra que alumbrará nuestro camino y nunca más habrá tristeza, dolor, sufrimiento el será nuestro refugio. Celeste y Benja han tenido experiencias con el cielo y lo han visto como lo describe la palabra. Ora por tus hijos  para que Dios les muestre el cielo, igualmente tu pídele a Dios que revele está palabra a tu corazón. Conocer el cielo nos da esperanza en tiempos difíciles, porque Dios pone una certeza en nuestro espíritu de lo real que es. Además es el lugar que Dios ha hecho para ti con tanto amor todo este tiempo. Oremos con el salmo 48

En nuestro día a día vemos como todas las organizaciones tienen una estrategia prevista que va acompañada de una serie de líneas de acción, que sobre el papel parecen simples, pero a la hora de implantar se pueden volver enrevesadas o complejas. Como bien decía un profesor de estructuras mío: ‘el papel aguanta todo y la realidad se encarga de desmontarlo’. Esto conlleva, a parte de la falta de alineación con los objetivos y visión de la organización, a una desmotivación y falta de participación de los equipos que influye sobre la cultura preventiva a todos los niveles. Leelo en: https://prevencontrol.com/prevenblog/el-papel-aguanta-todo-o-la-importancia-de-los-okrs-como-base-de-la-cultura-preventiva/

El bitcoin es un activo financiero que en los últimos años supo llamar la atención. Sin embargo, pocos entienden la especificidad que tiene respecto a otras monedas convencionales. Siendo integrantes de este selecto grupo de ignotos en el tema, invitamos a Juan Ruocco y Tomás Rodriguez Ansorena a debatir sobre las particularidades del bitcoin y la innovación tecnológica que lo motoriza, el blockchain. ¿Cuál es el impacto financiero que tiene? ¿Qué potencialidades políticas esconden bitcoin y blockchain? ¿La izquierda tiene algo para decir al respecto? Entrevista 1: "Bitcoin y su componente revolucionario" con Tomás Rodriguez Ansorena. Tomás es ex editor de Forbes, y periodista para varios medios, entre ellos Nueva Sociedad. Seguilo en @tomirod Entrevista 2: "Blockchain: más que una tecnología" con Juan Ruocco. Juan es escritor, periodista (Nueva Sociedad y Página 12), podcastero y fan de las Magic. Escuchalo en Random Podcast. Leelo medium/@juanruocco en . Seguilo en @RealJuanRuocco. Voces: Pedro Vuisso, Camila Rodríguez Nardi y Alejandro Di Toto. Producción: Camila Scher Edición: Federico Rosbaco Si te gustó el episodio podés seguirnos en redes: @posmopod (Twitter e Instagram). Y si te gustó aún más, suscribirte a nuestro newsletter.

On today's episode we talk to the founders of LEELO ACTIVE Sean Meyer and Beth Walker. LEELO ACTIVE is a Luxury Athleisure Label on the rise from Perth WA. We met Sean and Beth just over a year ago before they launched! Today we cover their backstory from living in London with Sean persuing his international modelling career to returning to Perth to launch their first brand. INSTAGRAM - @leelo.active www.leeloactive.com

Welcome back to the State of Talk podcast. For this second episode Dr Emily Hofstetter talks to Prof. Leelo Keevalik about a piece of video data involving a syntactic-bodily unit used in a collaborative completion by a teacher and a student in a partner dance class.

Amar en estos tiempos es todo un reto. Te invitamos a que leas este libro. Hablamos de los primeros dos capítulos para que conozcas un poco de lo que habla, pero definitivamente lo debes tener. Leelo, estudialo y medita. Esto te ayudará en tu vida como cristiano.

Da la milla extra, siempre.La Milla Extra es un concepto que trata de dar o hacer más de lo que se supone que se tiene que hacer.Si te gusto este episodio, apoyame compartiendo, etiquetando a las personas que creas que les pueda beneficiar, ayudame dando 5 estrellas en mi podcast y siguiendome en youtube, ayudame a llegar a más personas, yo me comprometo contigo a compartirte información de valor diariamente, tu solo comprométete contigo mismo y apoya a más personas enviándoles este mensaje de valor.------------------------------------------------------------#APORTANDO365 es el Vlog diario compartiendo consejos, tips, reflexiones y acciones que puedes realizar diariamente, durante 365 días. Leelo en mi blog: http://www.adriansalazar.mxFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/AdrianSalazarMx/Mira el video en HD: https://www.youtube.com/AdrianSalazarMX

Aprende las 7 claves para ser constante y empieza a ponerlas en práctica para que poco a poco puedas lograr todos esos objetivos que has dejado inconclusos.Aprende la regla de 5 para alcanzar tus metas de John MaxwellSi te gusto este episodio, apoyame compartiendo, etiquetando a las personas que creas que les pueda beneficiar, ayudame dando 5 estrellas en mi podcast y siguiendome en youtube, ayudame a llegar a más personas, yo me comprometo contigo a compartirte información de valor diariamente, tu solo comprométete contigo mismo y apoya a más personas enviándoles este mensaje de valor.------------------------------------------------------------#APORTANDO365 es el Vlog diario compartiendo consejos, tips, reflexiones y acciones que puedes realizar diariamente, durante 365 días. Leelo en mi blog: http://www.adriansalazar.mxFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/AdrianSalazarMx/Mira el video en HD: https://www.youtube.com/AdrianSalazarMX

Día #005 | Cuando pienses que has alcanzado la cumbre del éxito estas acabadoEsta es una de las peores cosas que puedes hacer cuando tienes éxito y no solo en los negocios, También en tu vida personal...#APORTANDO365 es el Vlog diario compartiendo consejos, tips, reflexiones y acciones que puedes realizar diariamente, durante 365 días. Leelo en mi blog: http://www.adriansalazar.mxFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/AdrianSalazarMx/Mira el video en HD: https://www.youtube.com/AdrianSalazarMX

Dia 4: Enfócate a diario para obtener resultados increíbles, aprende cómo enfocarte en tus tareas principales para que puedas acercarte cada vez más a tus objetivos.#APORTANDO365 es el Vlog diario compartiendo consejos, tips, reflexiones y acciones que puedes realizar diariamente, durante 365 días.El tema del dia hoy trata de...Leelo en mi blog: https://wp.me/pazjnI-7BdMira el video en HD: https://www.youtube.com/AdrianSalazarMX

Dia 3: Si quieres lograr cosas grandes, tienes que empezar con pequeñas acciones ¿Que filosofía utilizan los japoneses', esta filosofía la podemos implementar para mejorar continuamente, Descúbrela y descubre los 7 pasos para poder aplicarla.#APORTANDO365 es el Vlog diario compartiendo consejos, tips, reflexiones y acciones que puedes realizar diariamente, durante 365 días.El tema del dia hoy trata de...Leelo en mi blog: https://wp.me/pazjnI-7BaMira el video en HD: https://youtu.be/bLs-1iSZrDs

K Leelo Röömel, Viive Ernesaks (1985)

K Leelo Röömel, Viive Ernesaks (1985)

A series of podcast episodes detailing my life growing up in South Africa, my birth country.

A series of podcast episodes detailing my life growing up in South Africa, my birth country.

A series of podcast episodes detailing my life growing up in South Africa, my birth country.

A series of podcast episodes detailing my life growing up in South Africa, my birth country.

A series of podcast episodes detailing my life growing up in South Africa, my birth country.

A series of podcast episodes detailing my life growing up in South Africa, my birth country.

A series of podcast episodes detailing my life growing up in South Africa, my birth country.

A series of podcast episodes detailing my life growing up in South Africa, my birth country.

A series of podcast episodes detailing my life growing up in South Africa, my birth country.

A series of podcast episodes detailing my life growing up in South Africa, my birth country.

Pianisti ja muusikaõpetaja Leelo Kõlari meenutused viivad meid tagasi nii kaugele kui möödunud sajandi 30ndad aastad.

Pianisti ja muusikaõpetaja Leelo Kõlari meenutused viivad meid tagasi nii kaugele kui möödunud sajandi 30ndad aastad.

#InsideTheCloset is celebrating the wonderful feedback about the Netflix specials from our Closeteers. We love you guys. Speaking of love, Emma has some big news! We catch up on whatever is happening with Lindsay Lohan, Matteo reminisces about the most Italian lunch in Manhattan, and we get political. Also, would Matteo do a great job painting a drag queen? Let us know! Follow Emma - @EmmaWillmann http://www.emmacomedy.com/ Follow Matteo - @MatteoLane https://www.matteolanecomedy.com/ Follow Princess Cupcake Warrior - @PCupcakeWarrior Become a Patron - https://www.patreon.com/ITC Follow us on Facebook at Inside The Closet Podcast, and send your questions to Insidetheclosetpodcast@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Discussing the testimony of how Joel Basham's epileptic situation led to manifold miracles and guidance by the Lord, as his mother, Leelo Basham has taken care of him since the year 2000.

Have you ever started out in one place and ended up somewhere completely different? Maybe it was with a job, or a project you were working on. Dr. Leelo Bush has been there, and she is here on the show to talk to ROAR Nation about it today. She started out studying Christian Counseling and ended up starting the PCCCA. Tune into this episode of Are You Real to learn more about Dr. Bush and her journey. What you'll hear in this episode: A little bit about Dr. Bush's past and present How Dr. Bush's journey to coaching Challenges Dr. Bush had to face as an entrepreneur How Dr. Bush got through those challenges What made Dr. Bush realize she wasn't made to work for someone else Bush's biggest strengths and weaknesses What God is doing with and inside of Dr. Bush right now A little bit about Essential Oils and what they do for you Personal habits that have brought Dr. Bush closer to the Lord What Dr. Bush would tell her younger self “Parting” advice from Dr. Bush Resources: Are You Real PCCCA AADP Selling the Invisible by Harry Beckwith Essential Oil Academy

En esta nueva entrega de Cappsulitas, os traigo Pocket, un servicio y app que nos ayuda a guardar para leer después cualquier artículo que encontremos por la web. Un servicio maravilloso del cual estoy completamente enamorado. Espero que os guste mucho, un saludo. POCKEThttps://getpocket.com/_ _ _ http://cappsulitas.com/

Kastruller och stekpannor läggs på hyllan! Istället provar Farzad att laga framtidens mat med hjälp av en speciell tallrik och massa nya husdjur. Dagens framtidsfilosof heter Leelo.

Today we are going to talk about a skill that is really more about what we don’t do, than what we do.  In order to coach deeply, we need to hold the space for our client. When we coach in this way, it may appear to take longer to achieve results at times, but the results are far deeper and longer lasting because the client was deeply involved in achieving their outcome. Holding space in my view, is about doing less rather than more, in order to empower your client.  And coming up, I will explain how to do this as well as what not to do. When my students first begin coach training, they are so excited that they will be able to guide people to success.  They look forward to giving good, solid advice and help solve their client’s problems.  At first glance, that sounds really good.  The problem is that in order for your client to get the best results, they themselves need to arrive at the answers and we are not there to judge them, fix them or try to manipulate the outcome.  Because we are Christian coaches, and our first and foremost obligation is to remain loyal to the Lord, this involves a delicate balance. What does it mean to ... (listen) ==================== Get more details and the links from this episode from our SHOW NOTES at http://pccca.org/8 SHOW NOTES: Blended or step family coach training is at http://pccca.org/mosaic US Military active, retired and veterans as well as spouses receive a special 10% Off Scholarship.  Complete your enrollment form, upload your DD214, and phone the academy Toll Free at 800-280-4662, ext. 1 for your coupon code for reduced tuition.   ## 

Thank you for joining me for an extraordinary episode today. On occasion you will hear personal interviews with those I believe, can add great value to your life as well as your coaching, and in this case also, counseling practice. I recently had an opportunity to do an in-person interview with my guest, Karen Federighi, in Naples, Florida. Since we were not in a studio and were fortunate to find a somewhat quiet public room in a hotel there, you may still hear occasional local sounds.  But thanks to expert audio editing by Evan and Simply Beautiful Media, those will be kept to a bare minimum. Karen has been featured in an NBC news report and when you hear dates, times and locations mentioned in this show, please know that this information has already been vetted and released in major network broadcasts. In addition, Karen will appear in an upcoming Hollywood-produced, full-length documentary because of her experiences, due out in July of this year. When I first saw Karen, she was having breakfast at the hotel with Diamond, her parrot.  Being an animal lover, I was drawn to meet Karen and learn how Diamond became so tame and well behaved.  The conversation later turned to her story and when I heard her testimony and we prayed together for her protection, I knew I had to bring her story to you. I want you to learn what very few coaching and counseling professionals know, as well as discover how to protect yourself also. Through it all, Karen has a strong faith, as you will hear when you meet her.  Please help me welcome Karen Federighi … SHOW NOTES: Summer C-School (Advanced Christian Coaching Class) Details and Enrollment is at http://pccca.org/summer  You can find show notes online at http://pccca.org/7  ========= The Christian Coaching School Podcast is your one-stop resource for continuing education, personal growth and becoming dually certified as a Certified Christian Life Coach and Certified Professional Life Coach. On this podcast, you'll learn from the originator of Spirit-Led Christian Life Coaching and Master Coach trainer, Dr. Leelo Bush. She will help you understand the profession, the 10 Christian Coaching Proficiencies© and how to attract the right clients. You’ll learn new skills and correct mindset issues that may have held you back. Discover how helping others with your coaching skills can take you to places you never dared hope or dream. The Christian Coaching School Podcast is part of the Professional Christian Coaching and Counseling Academy, the leading authority today on Christian life coach and specialty training. Learn more at http://pccca.org 

Let’s talk about how to get speaking gigs as well as how to get paid for speaking. You need to get in front of those who are hungry for your message. This is the third and final episode in this series on public speaking training and I have a LOT of hands-on, actionable content, lots of resources and links as well as tips for you. Whatever your area of expertise, you need to package it so that it appeals to an audience who is looking for that information. If there is no audience for it whatsoever, you need to develop a new area of expertise. You can find these areas by searching Google or looking online to see what is selling. You topics must match the needs of your target audience. It will help if you are or can become an expert in your niche. Event hosts tend to prefer specialists over generalists. Connecting with the right people will let the public know of your expertise and your availability. It's also a very good way to get referrals. Word-of-mouth is very powerful. Always be courteous, enthusiastic, and confident. You will begin to get calls from event planners that you may not even remember speaking to. That's the true power of … You can find show notes online at http://pccca.org/6  ========= The Christian Coaching School Podcast is your one-stop resource for continuing education, personal growth and becoming dually certified as a Certified Christian Life Coach and Certified Professional Life Coach. On this podcast, you'll learn from the originator of Spirit-Led Christian Life Coaching and Master Coach trainer, Dr. Leelo Bush. She will help you understand the profession, the 10 Christian Coaching Proficiencies© and how to attract the right clients. You’ll learn new skills and correct mindset issues that may have held you back. Discover how helping others with your coaching skills can take you to places you never dared hope or dream. The Christian Coaching School Podcast is part of the Professional Christian Coaching and Counseling Academy, the leading authority today on Christian life coach and specialty training. Learn more at http://pccca.org 

Welcome back. I hope the previous episode inspired you to do more public speaking. I think once you have a system down for how to prepare and present, your confidence will skyrocket. Today we will continue training on this topic. Today we are continuing with Part 2 on the topic of public speaker training, dealing with you as a presenter, your content and your audience. Last time we talked about the importance of preparation and how to prepare. As a review… we talked about our attitude, skills and preparation. We discussed the importance of opening impact and how to craft it. The content itself has 3 parts. The introduction, the body and the conclusion. With your INTRODUCTION your audience gets to know who you are, why you're qualified to speak to them, and that THEY are going to benefit you’re your presentation. Here you set the scene by telling your audience what you are going to tell them. Within the BODY, you will organize your core material into key points - remember, keep it to four or five main points. Keep each point short and focused. Provide enough supporting information to make the point clear. Each point should have a beginning, middle, and an end. Each point should be reinforced with a real-life example, an anecdote, some statistics, and maybe some humor from time to time if you feel it’s suitable. Emphasize the benefits or importance of each point. Then , in your CONCLUSION - Make it clear that you have arrived at the conclusion of your presentation. Summarize the key points, but don't introduce new items. If you're going to have a question-and-answer period, have it now. Finish in an upbeat manner, make a final impact statement, and give a call to action to the audience members. The better you know what you're going to say, the more comfortable you will feel, so practice makes perfect. Now we need to discuss the two other components of the presentation; you as the presenter and audience interaction ... ============= You can find show notes online at http://pccca.org/5   The Christian Coaching School Podcast is your one-stop resource for continuing education, personal growth and becoming dually certified as a Certified Christian Life Coach and Certified Professional Life Coach. On this podcast, you'll learn from the originator of Spirit-Led Christian Life Coaching and Master Coach trainer, Dr. Leelo Bush. She will help you understand the profession, the 10 Christian Coaching Proficiencies© and how to attract the right clients.  You’ll learn new skills and correct mindset issues that may have held you back. Discover how helping others with your coaching skills can take you to places you never dared hope or dream. The Christian Coaching School Podcast is part of the Professional Christian Coaching and Counseling Academy, the leading authority today on Christian life coach and specialty training. Learn more at http://pccca.org

Today we are talking about how to get prepared for public speaking. This is a really important topic for us as Christian life coaches because we want to make the most of our speaking opportunities. And, there are coaches, whose primary method of delivering coaching, is to do so before an audience. I am one of those rare people who actually enjoy public speaking. It wasn’t always that way, but now I look forward to sharing my message with lots of people. I don’t think I am a great speaker but when I get in front of a group, my talk just flows out of me. Some people refer to this as anointing. But I definitely think it’s God because without a sense of purpose to my talk, it’s just so much noise… and even bores me. So that said, I think knowing your PURPOSE deeply is a key ingredient to being comfortable. Make sure that your PURPOSE compels you to share … knowing that some part of God’s plan may be left incomplete if you don’t get your message out. Whether you write or speak, God has given you a unique voice, meaning a special way of conveying your message that will resonate with certain people. It is your job to fine tune your presentation skills to engage powerfully with as many in your audience as possible. Preparation is everything and today we are going to talk about what you can do, to make sure each public speaking engagement is stellar. I want you to get invited to more and more venues to share your message and today I will tell you what needs to happen BEFORE you ever step on the stage, to make sure you are ready. You can find show notes online at http://pccca.org/4 The Christian Coaching School Podcast is your one-stop resource for continuing education, personal growth and becoming dually certified as a Certified Christian Life Coach and Certified Professional Life Coach. On this podcast, you'll learn from the originator of Spirit-Led Christian Life Coaching and Master Coach trainer, Dr. Leelo Bush. She will help you understand the profession, the 10 Christian Coaching Proficiencies© and how to attract the right clients. You’ll learn new skills and correct mindset issues that may have held you back. Discover how helping others with your coaching skills can take you to places you never dared hope or dream. The Christian Coaching School Podcast is part of the Professional Christian Coaching and Counseling Academy, the leading authority today on Christian life coach and specialty training. Learn more at http://pccca.org     

I believe many life coaches would agree that the single most difficult task is getting your client motivated to act.  This is no different for Christian life coaches. This could be seen as strange since a client hires a coach because they want change and coaches are change agents. There are many reasons clients don’t take the actions that lead to the results they want and it is important to explore those. In today’s episode we will review many of the reasons clients fail to take action and questions you can ask to help them move forward. You can find show notes online at http://pccca.org/3

Think you are done with coaching once you are certified?  Think again. This is where your journey begins to create your coaching practice, business or ministry.  Learn what you need to know to optimize your success while avoiding some of the landmines.

The topic of this week’s episode is HOW TO GUARANTEE THE SUCCESS OF YOUR COACHING PRACTICE. First, let’s be clear on how we define success … then how we set ourselves up to achieve it. The transcript and show notes will be posted as soon as they become available.  

With special guest Jamie LeeLo, we head off on the adventure that was Wild America, and all of the heartthrobs, and improbable capers, it contains.

Põhiline on see, et Esimesel augustil tuleb väga tore pidu PAU-VAU, kus Lee Baum, Rela ja Kadri K muusikat valivad. Tulge kõik sinna kindlasti. Saadet alustas Leelo, keskmise osa tegi Kadri ja lõpuosa Reela. Kui võiksin lindistamise kirjeldamisel kasutada kellegi teise sõnu, siis see kõlaks järgmiselt: “These three blazed in with a style that made you … Loe edasi: 067 – Leelo, Kadri, Reela (26.07.2015)

Join Dr Leelo Bush as she shares essential strategies to increase your self-confidence.  You will also learn how mistakes and failures are actually beneficial to you and you will discover that your ease and confidence will increase as you make more of them.  If this sounds counter-intuitive, be sure to listen to this episode and learn how to employ these strategies in your own life. Learn more about personal growth at http://www.pccca.org

How can you restore your peace and joy so that you can focus better, be more productive and gain a better spiritual connection?  Join Dr. Leelo for some surprising truths about meditation and put a smile on your face!    

Harness the power of persuasion and learn why people will do anything for those who understand and employ these tactics.  Many of the greatest leaders, both good and bad in today's world as well as past generations, have used them ... and their "tribe" has followed them to the ends of the earth and lived and died because of it.  Learn why it's not enough to be eloquent, well-dressed and have a convincing and intelligent pitch ... you need more.  You need to discover the secrets Dr. Leelo shares on this show!

 “Improve Your Marriage” – Dr. Leelo interviews Focus On The Family’s Ted Cunningham, marriage expert, prolific author and renowned speaker who is also frequently heard on Life Today and Moody Radio. With traditional marriage under attack in today's society, learn skills to improve or save your marriage.  

The largest part of each of our days is made up of a series of pre-determined habits. These create the quality of our day as well as the quality of our life ultimately. Join Dr. Leelo to learn what these habit are and how you can harness them to change your life for the better.

Are you an Introvert?  It may surprise you to know that actually one of every two or three people has the qualities of an introvert.  Some know this and others can’t figure out why they are so misunderstood and have such a tough time navigating through this world. Join Dr. Leelo for an in depth look at this personality type and discover how to love and understand the introverts in your life … yes, even yourself!    

Discover if you are a true visionary. Visionaries are those with extraordinary powers of foresight. They perceive trends before others and seem willing to take more risks. Join Dr. Leelo, a Christian coaching industry thought-leader, as she reveals ways you can learn whether you are a visionary.

It's easy to stay motivated when things are going right but what happens when things go wrong?  How can you identify the source and know that God is protecting you?  Join Dr. Leelo for answers to this and more.

Our contentment and happiness should not depend on the events of our life.  On this episode, Dr. Leelo shares five simple ways you can take control and make your life extraordinary, that you can use immediately.     Receive FREE Gifts and Bonuses (that others have gladly paid for) when you Join the Reach Higher Show community FREE athttp://reachhighershow.com

  Welcome to the Reach Higher Show with your host Dr. Leelo Bush, where achieving YOUR highest and best purpose intersects with igniting your faith and staying motivated.   We invite YOU to join our community of listeners and get some free gifts and bonuses at ReachHigherShow.com.   Thank you for subscribing to the Reach Higher Show.  We value and welcome your comments.