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2 episodes with lidsky
2 episodes with lidsky
2 episodes with lidsky
2 episodes with lidsky
Letní žurnalistická škola formuje člověka profesně i lidsky, říká studentka, která spravuje sociální sítě Letní žurnalistické školy Dora Procházková.
Letní žurnalistická škola formuje člověka profesně i lidsky, říká studentka, která spravuje sociální sítě Letní žurnalistické školy Dora Procházková.Všechny díly podcastu Dobré dopoledne můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.
Před vládní lidovou stranou jsou nejen zářijové krajské a senátní volby, ale především říjnový sjezd. Různá křídla KDU-ČSL jsou zajedno v jedné věci - měl by z pozice předsedy odejít Marian Jurečka. Je to paradox: Jurečka určitě patří ke třem nejlepším ministrům ve Fialově vládě, ale řadě funkcionářů se zdá, že jednak volební preference nejsou nic moc, a současně, nebo především, že neplní povinné "kvóty" na zaměstnávání členů KDU-ČSL ve státních institucích. Střet mezi různými křídly je na pořadu dne už od doby, kdy Marek Výborný přestal být předsedou poslaneckého klubu a uvnitř se začala formovat frakce, kterou uvnitř KDU-ČSL někteří členové nazvali slovem "čunkofleci." Vnějškově se vymezovala na tématu kulturních válek a v posledních týdnech se k nim otevřeně přidal i senátor Jiří Čunek. Ve skutečnosti jde o to, jestli budoucnost KDU-ČSL je v samostatném postupu, jak navrhuje Čunek, nebo v rámci volební koalice SPOLU. V případě Čunkova vítězství je nabízen i přeskok z Fialovy vlády do možné budoucí Babišovy. Podstatnější je něco jiného: KDU-ČSL by měla přestat snít o české společnosti jako o rurální barokní krajině s elektřinou. Jen za posledních 34 let se Česko dramaticky proměnilo a s ním i různé společenské skupiny. Lidovci se nemůžou držet svého stabilního voličského elektorátu a musí se názorově rozkročit. Politika je o reprezentaci zájmů a oni si musí najít skupiny, které budou chtít, aby je právě oni reprezentovali. Bez toho jsou a budou stranou minulosti. Lidsky skončí možná v nebi, ale politicky v zapomnění. Kompletní hodina a půl o všem možném na Forendors.cz
Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), though they may sound very futuristic, are now far from an imagined technology of the past. Integrations between computers and the nervous system are being used all around us to diagnose and treat many medical conditions. Today, we sat down to chat with Ofer Lidsky about his work in neurotechnology through Excellent Brain, a company using electroencephalography-based neurofeedback to treat symptoms of ADHD. Be sure to tune in and hear exciting tips on entrepreneurship in this inaugural episode of our 6th season!Ofer Lidsky is an experienced entrepreneur with 30+ years in software development, focusing on Genetics, Digital Health, EEG Signal Processing, BCI, VR, and Information Security. He has founded multiple startups, created innovative platforms, and holds several patents in various software fields. He is the founder and CEO of Excellent Brain as well as a member of the Forbes Technology Council.Check out Excellent Brain here: excellent-brain.com/Read up on DNAtix: www.dnatix.com/
Dr. Peter Lidsky posits that aging is not merely a process of accumulating damages, as commonly believed, but rather a programmed adaptation akin to a part of the immune system. His hypothesis suggests that aging evolved to eliminate older individuals who might be susceptible to severe chronic diseases. Check out these other great views as well:Interview with Aubrey De Grey: https://youtu.be/DHvoPlcWwg4Interview with George Church: https://youtu.be/yNplpykf0B4Interview with Lisa Fabiny-Kiser: https://youtu.be/bE5jEGE5-OMInterview with Matt Kaeberlein: https://youtu.be/9QJ_ak3a05QInterview with Nir Barzilai : https://youtu.be/LuOAShcjOt0Interview with Michael Levin : https://youtu.be/5XvDdbYzwf8 About the showThe Learning With Lowell show is a series for the everyday mammal. In this show we'll learn about leadership, science, and people building their change into the world. The goal is to dig deeply into people who most of us wouldn't normally ever get to hear. The Host of the show – Lowell Thompson- is a lifelong autodidact, serial problem solver, and founder of startups. Learning with lowell linksYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzri06unR-lMXbl6sqWP_-QYoutube clips:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-B5x371AzTGgK-_q3U_KfAWebsite: https://www.learningwithlowell.com/ Peter Lidsky linkshttps://twitter.com/LidskyPeterhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-lidsky-71997540 Timestamps00:00 Start00:10 who is Peter Lidsky / research / longevity01:30 Academia differences04:20 Aging explained and the Squirrel test07:20 Pathogen control hypothesis15:50 Lifespans different organisms (fanq)17:55 Natural experiments to prove/disprove (fanq)24:30 Implications of Theory of aging25:00 Senescent cells31:32 Therapeutics / interventions from his research33:00 Implications of his theory37:50 Limits of aging40:10 What do people need to see to believe his theory44:30 Show him the drug that is better than rapamycin46:40 Data sharing / organization to push forward48:50 What is slowing aging research49:50 Pleiotropic genes / aging52:00 Research at Hong Kong52:40 Focus of future research53:55 Devices for research56:00 Bryan Johnson Blueprint59:20 People to follow01:00:00 place to stay up to date01:01:30 Thanks for all the fish longevity #aging #agingresearch
Ráno s námi byl ve studiu nejoblíbenější učitel roku 2024, Zlatý Ámos, Dominik Simon. Prozradil nám, jaké předměty měl nejraději, které naopak nesnášel? Proč nemají smysl písemky za trest? Chodil rád do školy? Čím se liší od ostatních pedagogů? Poslechněte si rozhovor.
Executive branch constraints and the posture of the media have shifted in significant ways over the past two decades. Lyrissa Lidsky and Christina Koningisor, law professors at the University of Florida and the University of California San Francisco, respectively, argue in a forthcoming law review article that these changes—including the erosion of certain post-Watergate reforms and the decline of local news—have created a First Amendment disequilibrium. They contend that the twin assumptions of the press's power to extract information and check government authority on the one hand, and the limitations on executive branch power on the other, that undergird First Amendment jurisprudence no longer hold, leaving the press at a significant First Amendment disadvantage. Lawfare Research Fellow Matt Gluck spoke with Lidsky and Koningisor about the current state of First Amendment jurisprudence, the ways in which the press used to be stronger, executive branch power on the federal and state levels, how the authors think our current First Amendment architecture should change, and more.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The government often weaves false sentencing narratives about our clients: they are born bad, uncontrollably violent, no concern for others, no respect for the law. There's always a more truthful, powerful, and humanistic story to tell. And in some of those cases that story could be LEAD POISONING! The fact is, the probability of those who have been poisoned with lead and other toxins as children are much more likely to run afoul of the law because of frontal lobe damage affecting judgement, impulsivity, executive functioning, and a host of other impairments. Moreover, there's a significant correlation between lead poisoning and violent crime. External factors such as stress and trauma exacerbate the effects of lead poisoning. I'm sure I've missed this issue more than a handful of times in the 1000+ cases I've handled, because I didn't know what I didn't know on this subject. I don't want that to happen to you. Therefore, in order to put this issue on all of our radars, helping us get set for sentencing is a world-class expert on lead poisoning, neuropsychologist Dr. Ted Lidsky. IN THIS EPISODE: What are common ways a child can be exposed to lead; How do you quantify or prove lead exposure if it happened so long ago; Half-life of lead in the brain and bones; Some telltale signs of lead poisoning; Lead causing problems with impulse control; Socio-economic disparities of lead poisoning and help to ameliorate the fallout; Why a child can appear normal yet still have significant brain damage; The importance of “effect modification” in developing the whole lead poisoning narrative. If you think you need an expert to deal with a led poisoning issue in your case, reach out to Dr. Lidsky at: tlidsky@gmail.com
Jiří Kolban vystudoval elektroprůmyslovku v Českých Budějovicích, na vojně se dostal k brigádě rychlého nasazení a záhy nastoupil k zásahové jednotce Policie České republiky, kde slouží dodnes. Od roku 2014 vede tým jihočeských policejních vyjednavačů.Všechny díly podcastu Dopolední host můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.
Miranda's pregnant, Charlotte's not, and Samantha just wants a Birkin. It's “Sex and the City” S4 Ep 11! And as I chatted about parenting, pregnancy, and self-love with Katya Lidsky and Heidi Rose Robbins, I couldn't help but wonder: Will I ever stop crying? Got a burning question about a relationship or friendship problem (or really anything Sex and the City adjacent)? Just record a voice memo on your phone and email it to AndJustLikeMatt@gmail.com and Matt will answer your question on the show with his very fancy guests.
The Pursuit – EP115 – Freelancing w/ Izzy Lidsky Now a full-time freelance photographer and writer in the outdoor industry, Izzy strives to bring people the same feeling she got watching her first ski film. She creates imagery that is synonymous with her clients identity and authentic to their values. [...] The post The Pursuit – EP115 – Freelancing w/ Izzy Lidsky appeared first on Out Of Collective.
These women are doing incredible work in the animal and people kingdom. Katya is a Life Coach for Dog People and works to rescue and re-home dogs. And Jenny has Better Together Dog Rescue and finds homes for hundreds of pups every year. Together they work to support the people that support the animal kingdom. Do not miss this episode.
The world's leading Empowerment Mentor for Dog People joins Matt and Dave to talk Better Things, Blackbird, Night Flight, recovering from bulimia with the help of a special dog, and how her lesbian aunt showed her how to be free. Plus: the Kathy Hilton thing EXPLAINED.
Every dog has needs, wants, preferences, and challenges. Katya Lidsky is a Life Coach for Dog People who can unpack your thoughts, feelings, and beliefs to improve the relationship you have with your dog.
On Today's Episode: The law of attraction may sound mystical and more like pseudoscience depending on who you're listening to, but today we want to break down law of attraction into practical parts so that you can look beyond what seems to be impractical and you can find the real application and use of the law of attraction, now!Your beliefs matter, your thoughts greatly impact emotions and how you respond, your habits dictate what you continually reinforce and revisit every day, and the best part is that you decide what you think about. You choose the positive and negative thoughts to either empower your behavior or disempower your behavior. John Assaraf is the mindset and behavioral expert also known as “The Brain Whisperer.” He's a neuroscience researcher, serial entrepreneur and NY Times bestselling author. Check out his full Impact Theory episode here: https://youtu.be/UMmOQCf98-k Ken Honda owns and manages several businesses He shares his financial experiences coupled with personal development in his bestselling book, Happy Money. Watch his full episode with Tom, Zen Millionaire Secrets here: https://youtu.be/PtifGrHy60g Isaac Lidsky is a NY Times bestselling author and entrepreneur. His recent Ted Talk, What reality are you creating for yourself?, has over 3.5 million views. Catch his full interview with Tom, Reshape Reality: https://youtu.be/ttPkHABdyZY SHOW NOTES:0:00 | Introduction to Law of Attraction0:20 | How to Actually Rewire Your Brain27:21 | How to Build Abundance51:36 | How to Control Your LifeQUOTES:“We know most of the how to for most anything that anybody wants to do in this timeframe that we live in, [...] the harder part of the equation is why am I not doing the things that I know I should be doing, and why am I not doing the things that I could find out easily how to do.” John Assaraf [4:07]“We all have a story, [...] and that story keeps recreating our lives over and over again…” John Assaraf [6:53]“Emotions and feelings aren't positive or negative. They're empowering or disempowering to varying degrees if you don't understand them.” John Assaraf [12:46]“Wealth is an attitude. If you feel like you're so happy and so content with what you have, you're already wealthy, but if you have to struggle everyday and you cannot find happiness either in your business or in personal life, you're not wealthy even if you have millions in your bank account.” Ken Honda [28:11]We are so afraid of money, and so as much as we want money, we're so scared of it.” Ken Honda [30:14]“Unless you show respect to money, the money coming in, money coming out both ways you cannot feel peaceful around money.” Ken Honda [33:06]“You have to think in a new way that is advantageous, but you have to act in a new way that is advantageous.” Tom Bilyeu [38:41]“In the process of expressing and finding who you are, money follows you.” Ken Honda [50:57]“Fear is this mechanism that fills in the unknown when we confront times of change, times of crisis, when we're uncertain our fears kick in and we fill in the worst case scenario.” Isaac Lidsky [54:38]“We are so often our own worst enemies. We keep ourselves off the stage for fear of bad reviews, and don't even realize that in the process we're forgetting how to dance and losing the joining.” Isaac Lidsky [1:06:23]“Every moment of your life is a choice. [...] it is not the circumstances that we confront that dictate the lives that we experience.” Isaac Lidsky [1:12:29]You're the master of your reality and once you buy that, [...] you are literally creating the life that you're experiencing.” Isaac Lidsky [1:14:21]Follow John Assaraf:Website: https://www.johnassaraf.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/johnassaraf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnassaraf/ Follow Ken Honda:Website: https://kenhonda.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/KenHondaHappy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/happykenhonda/ Follow Isaac Lidsky:Website: https://www.lidsky.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/isaaclidsky
Ježíš nacházel oázu přijetí v domě Marty, Marie a Lazara. Lidsky si mohl u nich odpočinout, těšit se z přijetí jeho slov a z jejich víry. Také my vytvářejme domov našemu Pánu v našem srdci tím, že mu budeme naslouchat a podle jeho slova žít. Duchovní slovo - P. David Horáček
Host M.C. Sungaila sits down with Lyrissa Lidsky, Dean of the University of Missouri School of Law. Lyrissa discusses her passion for teaching and her career journey from a small town in Texas to leading a major law school. Listen as she shares the challenges and rewards her academic career has brought her -- and how surviving breast cancer while serving as Dean impacted her, her family, and her academic community.
Služby Michala Zapoměla (45) využívá řada známých osobností, ale on se jimi nerad chlubí. Nejsou to v jeho očích jen slavná jména, ale hlavně příjemní lidé. „Pro mě je celebrita i paní z Moravy, která si ušetří peníze, přijede a je fajn,“ prozradil v Blesk Podcast vlasový expert. Jaké byly jeho začátky, a proč si klienty vybírá, odhalil Michal Zapoměl v podcastu.
Služby Michala Zapoměla (45) využívá řada známých osobností, ale on se jimi nerad chlubí. Nejsou to v jeho očích jen slavná jména, ale hlavně příjemní lidé. „Pro mě je celebrita i paní z Moravy, která si ušetří peníze, přijede a je fajn,“ prozradil v Blesk Podcast vlasový expert. Jaké byly jeho začátky, a proč si klienty vybírá, odhalil Michal Zapoměl v podcastu.
Fast Company's 2022 World Changing Ideas David Lidsky is the interim editor-in-chief of Fast Company. An 18-year veteran of Fast Company, Lidsky most recently served as deputy editor, where he helped steer its overall editorial direction, with an emphasis on finding, commissioning, and editing longform narrative feature stories that appear in print and on digital platforms. In addition, he helped oversee fastcompany.com's Creativity channel for nearly three years, which covers the entertainment business, advertising, and pop culture. He was part of the leadership team that won Magazine of the Year in 2014 from the American Society of Magazine Editors, and stories he's edited have won Deadline Club, New York Press Club, and James Beard awards. He runs Fast Company's World's Most Innovative Companies franchise, and coauthored the compilation book Fast Company's Greatest Hits. Previously, Lidsky was an editor at FSB: Fortune Small Business and PC Magazine. Fast Company recently released their highly anticipated “World Changing Ideas Awards”: an award-winning list uncovering companies with big, innovative ideas (in their infancy) that forecasts the future of how we'll work, eat, travel, build, create policy and more. Bard MBA's Katie Boyle, Director of Marketing & Enrollment speaks with David for this episode of the Impact Report. ImpactReportPodcast.com
Today we revisit an interview with Mo Lidsky that took place in early 2020. Mo is the CEO of Prime Quadrant and is a man with many accomplishments. He is an entrepreneur, an investor, advisor, and author. In a replay of this episode, Mo takes the time to explain how he got to where he is today and what his views are on nature vs. nurture. Listen to the episode to hear what Mo has to say about self-awareness, inspiring children, and promoting alignment among critical people inside of an organization. Topics Discussed in This Episode What Mo’s early life was like Mo’s first business Mo’s view on whether success boils down to nature or nurture Times when some influence or shift changed Mo’s trajectory Mo’s views on self-awareness Tools that young people can use to figure out what they should be doing How Mo puts his ideas into practice with his children Tools that promote alignment among the most critical people in the organization How Mo got into his current business What Mo loves about what he does What is enough How philanthropy has influenced Mo’s non-philanthropic ventures
Annie interviews Katya Lidsky, a writer, podcaster and frequent dog fosterer who lives in Austin, TX. She recently started a podcast called The Animal That Changed You, and interviewed Annie about an animal that changed her (head over and check out the episode! https://www.katyalidsky.com/podcast). Katya, who refers to herself as a "soft core" animal activist, tells Annie about loving and losing a dog who helped her heal from her longtime struggle with an eating disorder. In her dog Ophelia's final days, Katya wrote her love letters daily. Annie lends her some advice on introducing a foster dog to her current dog, and the two discuss their thoughts on how vegetarianism relates to being a dog lover -- Katya doesn't eat meat, but Annie does and... has complicated feelings about that fact. That point in their conversation moved Annie to share a section from the 2010 book by Jonathan Safran Foer Eating Animals: The Case For Eating Dogs. Learn more about Katya at https://www.katyalidsky.com/ Find our on-demand courses (including Body Language Basics) at http://schoolforthedogs.com/courses Get Safran Foer's Eating Animals at https://www.amazon.com/Eating-Animals-Jonathan-Safran-Foer/dp/0316069884 Rate, review and subscribe to this podcast at http://schoolforthedogs.com/podcast Book a session with us at http://schoolforthedogs.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dogs/message
Katya Lidsky, host of The Animal That Changed You, joins us to pick the best Will Ferrell role.
Loving our pets is absolutely fundamental to making your pet partnership work. And yes, it is work a lot of the time. Bringing a new animal home to your existing pets can be a tough thing to get right. It can take a lot of time, energy, and effort, so loving them is a big part of staying sane and keeping everyone happy. But sometimes, love isn't enough. There's bound to be a little tension, but with a lot of work, training, patience, and management strategies, that should all pay off. But sometimes, it just doesn't. You might have tried every tactic under the sun to help everyone get along, and it still might not work. In a coaching call, I spoke with Katya Lidsky, animal lover, writer, and host of The Animal That Changed You podcast. We talked about her experience with fostering animals over the years and about the time she made the tough call to rehome a kitten to keep the peace with her other animals. Tune in to hear why it was the right call to make in Katya's case. Key Moments 6:43 – Katya talks about her experience of fostering animals 12:01 – Why cats react differently when coming home from a shelter 14:39 – Why you should aim for two layers of management between pets 17:18 – How Katya dealt with a difficult dynamic between two pets 21:25 – Why sometimes making a tough decision to rehome a pet is best 25:12 – How to know when to rehome vs. stick at it and continue training 27:09 – Using data to objectively look at conflict 36:15 – How to assess the effects difficult animals have on our health and family 39:55 – What a healthy pet coexistence looks like 44:16 – Why it's important to make tough decisions based on your own needs Key Links https://www.katyalidsky.com/ (Katya's website) https://www.instagram.com/theanimalthatchangedyou/?hl=en-gb (Follow The Animal That Changed You on Instagram) https://theanimalthatchangedyou.com/ (The Animal That Changed You podcast)
Jirka Padevět je posedlý příběhy z české a československé historie 20. století a odvádí na tomto poli neuvěřitelné dílo. Kromě toho, že je ředitelem nakladatelství Academia, kromě toho, že je neuvěřitelně plodným autorem, pomáhá nám všem v hledání národní identity. Obdivuji jeho dílo a měl jsem velikou radost, že si našel čas a přišel za mnou na hausbot. Jsme národ hrdinů anebo zbabělců? Máme se v dějinách čím s hrdostí chlubit, anebo bychom raději měli být zticha? Dejte si další Hausbot!
On Episode 197 of You, Me, Empathy, Katya Lidsky and I explore creating boundaries in an enmeshed and codependent family, feeling like you have to earn love and living, the tender and difficult pairing of a highly sensitive person with an eating disorder, and why loving an animal is one of the most available portals for self-healing in the world. Read the full show notes at FeelyHuman.co. Trigger Warning: Eating disorders mentioned in this episode. Empathy Links: The Animal That Changed YouKatya on InstagramKatya's websiteSenior Pet Support GroupOphelia's Tangerines by Katya LidskyCourn Ahn DesignYou, Me, Empathy on InstagramFeely Human on InstagramWant to write for Feely Human?Buy pins, t-shirts, stickers, and more!Sign up for the Feely Human newsletterGet bonus episodes of the podcast every month on PatreonMusic for You, Me, Empathy by David Grabowski
„Je to kancléř Mynář, kdo má prezidenta hájit a chránit, místo toho ale hraje nějaké hry a intriky. Je to od něj nefér,” říká šéf poslanců KDU-ČSL Jan Bartošek. „Nastal čas ústavní článek 66 aktivovat. Jestliže se v dopise ÚVN píše, že prezident není schopen vykonávat úřad a prognóza je velmi nejistá, tak je to jasná řeč. Můžeme k tomu ale přistoupit až ve chvíli, kdy bude ustavena nová sněmovna. Podle mě je důležité, aby funkce předsedy připadla koalici Spolu,” dodává.
Vladimír Mišík vydává album Noční obraz. Říká, že může místy působit smutně, ale je jako život. Taková je ostatně celá jeho tvorba, inspirovaná oblíbenými básněmi a blues. V rozhovoru popisuje své začátky v hudbě, boj s komunistickým režimem a těžké časy, když byl zakázaný, i zdravotní problémy, které ho donutily skončit s koncertováním. Hudba je pro něj ale pořád radost.
We begin this week by remembering to not forget that labor day is coming! Will Renee and Alexis make it to the pool with the dogs this year? Still to be determined! In CrikCrumBoat, Tugboat has spurred an unusual text and Cricket and Crumb are growling in unusual ways! We've got a home-run My Mutt Minute from Lee and their friend's dog Nessie. Plus, we've got a gift in guest form, the absolutely wonderful Katya Lidsky host of the brand new podcast The Animal That Changed You joins us and tells us all about her dog Ophelia and her experience as a volunteer. Tune in!
Patnáct let je nedílnou součástí kulinářské dvojice známého televizního pořadu Kluci v akci. Nedávno ale osiřel, když se jeho kolega rozhodl odejít. Kdo ho nahradil, jak se mu teď pracuje? Jak se mu i jako podnikateli žije v době covidové, co by nikdy nepozřel, a jsou Češi schopni sníst opravdu všechno? Na to v talk show Face To Face odpovídal kuchař Ondřej Slanina.
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Fusion is supposed to be even more powerful than fission but without the baggage. It resonates with the appeal to nature fallacy with notions of bringing the power of the sun down to earth. 39 years ago Dr. L. Lidsky wrote that "The scientific goal of fusion energy turns out to be an engineer's nightmare." Building a reliable, affordable power plant that requires achieving temperatures hotter than the sun and as cold as physically possible within several meters of each other all under the materially challenging conditions of high energy neutron bombardment is only the beginning. Low power densities and parasitic load further chip away at the potential performance of "the ultimate solution" to our clean energy challenges. Gerrit Bruehogg is a nuclear engineer with a background in fission reactors and particle accelerators who is currently doing his thesis at the Laboratory for Laser Energetics on inertial confinement fusion. Join us for a lively discussion that leaves no subatomic particle unturned.
Tvrdě to zaplatíme všichni, je to špatná zpráva pro 10 milionů lidí, říká o rozpočtu předseda poslaneckého klubu TOP 09 Miroslav Kalousek. Sám byl prý v roce 2011 v úplně jiné situaci. Útoky ze strany premiéra a dalších bere jako vyznamenání. Mají ho prý za cíl, který slouží k legitimizaci jejich moci. Politiku bude ovlivňovat dál, i když už v ní ve volené funkci působit nechce. Pokutu za pití piva v restaurace, která byla v té době zavřená, už zaplatil.
Tento podcast nemá být o politicích, ale když vám účast potvrdí skutečná SuperStar aktuální politické scény, nejde odolat. Bývalý ministr, který si jednoznačně vytáhl „Černého Petra“, někdo může říct ministr covidu, někdo ho může vidět jako nejlepšího, někdo jako nejhoršího ministra zdravotnictví všech dob. Jaký je ale Adam Vojtěch jako člověk? Mimo jiné jsem se také zeptal, jestli by se nechal ostříhat, co ho překvapilo nebo naopak potěšilo v roli ministra, co si myslí o vtípcích na jeho účet ze strany TMBK a dalších kolážistů, ale také i na to, jestli plánuje návrat k hudební kariéře. Děkujeme za zhlédnutí či poslech. Podcast můžete sledovat v premiéře pravidelně každé úterý od 17 hodin na všech platformách. Pokud nás posloucháš v autě nebo na cestách? Najdeš nás na Spotify, YouRadio Talk nebo Google Podcast. :) Verzi s videem umísťujeme na Youtube. Předem děkujeme za komentáře i hodnocení. V kontaktu můžeme být i na Instagramu: https://www.instagram.com/jakubkotek_2.0 S láskou vyrobeno v Raketa Media Space --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/easycast/message
Join host Elise Marquam Jahns and Isaac Lidsky for an amazing hour of inspiration. Isaac Lidsky may very well possess the most eclectic resume in business. He has been a child television star, a Supreme Court clerk (for Justices Sandra Day O'Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg), and the founder of several businesses. He graduated from Harvard at age 19 and Harvard Law School in 2004. Perhaps most striking, Lidsky is only 40, and he is blind. Born with Retinitis Pigmentosa, a rare degenerative disease of the retina, from age 12 to 25, he slowly lost his sight. Neither his youth nor his blindness has limited him. Lidsky's recently published book, "Eyes Wide Open," explains the powerful insight that inspired him to achieve his most ambitious dreams despite losing sight to a blinding disease. Today he is dedicated to helping others live and lead well-empowered, mindful, and accountable lives. Listen to his TED Talk (which gained over 1 million views within the first 20 days of release.) Learning Well is sponsored by the Integrative Health Education Center of Normandale Community College. Thank you for your interest in the Edge! Please go to edgemagazine.net to view the latest issue of the Edge. For information on advertising in the Edge please contact Cathy Jacobsen at 763.433.9291. Or via email at Cathy@edgemagazine.net. For article submission please contact Tim Miejan at 651.578.8969. Or via email at editor@edgemagazine.net. And for further information regarding the Edge Talk Radio contact Cathryn Taylor at 612.710.7720 or via email at Cathryn@EFTForYourInnerChild.com
Naším hostem je Jana Sieberová, která tvrdí, že smrt k životu patří a poslední fáze života může být něco úžasného, protože v té chvíli je dovoleno úplně všechno. Zakladatelka domácího hospice Duha v Hořicích, žena, která nezištně pomáhá druhým, za což se stala osobností Hořic a získala medaili hejtmana.
Naším hostem je Jana Sieberová, která tvrdí, že smrt k životu patří a poslední fáze života může být něco úžasného, protože v té chvíli je dovoleno úplně všechno. Zakladatelka domácího hospice Duha v Hořicích, žena, která nezištně pomáhá druhým, za což se stala osobností Hořic a získala medaili hejtmana.
Mo Lidsky is the CEO of Prime Quadrant. He’s also a man of many accomplishments. Mo is an entrepreneur, but he’s also an investor, advisor, and author. In today’s episode, Mo takes the time to explain how he got to where he is today and what his views are on nature vs. nurture. Listen to the episode to hear what Mo has to say about self-awareness, inspiring children, and promoting alignment among critical people inside of an organization. Topics Discussed in This Episode What Mo’s early life was like Mo’s first business Mo’s view on whether success boils down to nature or nurture Times when some influence or shift changed Mo’s trajectory Mo’s views on self-awareness Tools that young people can use to figure out what they should be doing How Mo puts his ideas into practice with his children Tools that promote alignment among the most critical people in the organization How Mo got into his current business What Mo loves about what he does What is enough How philanthropy has influenced Mo’s non-philanthropic ventures Related Links Mo Lidsky Quotes From the Show “I could almost point to a couple instances in my life where the penny dropped, or something shifted, or somebody had some kind of influence that changed the trajectory.” “I’ve always had the belief that what we want isn’t necessarily what we ought to be.” “The best thing that happened in this period is that my daughter can’t hang out with her friends. So she wants to learn the piano, so we bought her a piano. In two weeks’ time, the kid has picked up how to play the piano.”
CSE's Phillip Shum recently sat down with Mo Lidsky, CEO of Prime Quadrant, to discuss the market perspectives he has earned through advising 120 ultra-high net-worth families comprising $15 billion in assets under management. In this discussion, Mo shares how his own challenge in obtaining unbiased, conflict-free investment advice led him to start Prime Quadrant (0:57), why his firm is applying a "super protective" mindset during these rising markets (5:09), his common principles and best practices for investing (10:39), and why it is potentially dangerous to apply recency bias when investing in fixed income products (14:42).Listen until the end to hear how Mo's own encounter with a fraudster led him to research and write his new book, "Selling Snake Oil" (19:03), and how he has leveraged his family office network to support his philanthropic efforts every year at the Prime Quadrant Conference (24:14).
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Isaac Lidsky “may possess the most eclectic resume in entrepreneurship” according to Inc. Magazine. He played series regular “Weasel” on Saved by the Bell: The New Class; graduated from Harvard College at age nineteen with a degree in mathematics and computer science; graduated from Harvard Law School magna cum laude; served as a law clerk for Supreme Court Justices Sandra Day O’Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg; argued more than a dozen appeals in federal court on behalf of the United States and never lost a case; started a tech company that sold for $230 million; transformed a struggling $15 million concrete subcontractor into an industry-leading $150 million construction services company in five years; and founded Hope for Vision, a nonprofit organization that funds the development of treatments and cures for blinding diseases. Lidsky was born with Retinitis Pigmentosa, a rare degenerative disease of the retina that caused him to gradually lose his sight. Lidsky lives in Windermere, Florida with his wife, Dorothy; their triplets, Lily Louise, Phineas, and Thaddeus; and baby Clementine. Favorite Success Quote “Try not to become a man of success, rather become a man of value” ~Albert Einstein Key Points 1. Make Your Own Definition of Success Each and every day, we are bombarded by images, videos, and social diatribes about what it means to be a success. Fancy cars overtake us in traffic, well-dressed men dating beautiful models captivate our attention, and the “Houses in the Hills” earn both our scorn and envy. And most of us allow this societal autopilot to determine our goals, dreams, and ambitions. We all want to make millions, sleep with beautiful women, and have a luxurious lifestyle, but we never stop to ask ourselves why. We define our success by the world’s standards instead of our own, and as a result, most of us are angry, confused, and frustrated. But there is another way. You have the power to create your own definition of success. To decide for yourself what is important and what is not. To create your own goals based on your deepest values and desires. Forget what society says. Success is subjective. If you wake up each morning, happy, fulfilled, and full of life, then you are a success. The only question that remains for you to answer is “What is my definition of success”? 2. Your Reality is Determined by Your Choices If you are drawing breath and reading this paragraph right now, then chances are, you have been through the ringer. And if you haven’t, then you might want to put on your raincoat, because there are a couple of storms on the horizon that are headed in your direction. Struggle is an axiom of the human experience. Everyone has challenges, problems, and setbacks. So why is it that two people who are faced with exactly the same circumstance can create massively different results? One simple word. Choice. In each moment, you have the power to choose how your circumstances will affect you. You can choose to believe that life is happening for you, that everything happens for a reason, and that you will achieve your goals and dreams. Or you can choose to believe that life is happening to you, that people are all inherently evil and trying to hurt you, and that you are doomed to a life of failure. The choice is yours. But as the Knight in Indiana Jones said “Choose wisely.” 3. There is No Tomorrow Yesterday no longer exists. It is nothing more than a series of mental projections that often occurred in a completely different manner than you remember. Tomorrow has not yet arrived and never will. All that we have is right now. This present moment. Take a minute to appreciate it. Enjoy the next breath you take, feel the chair underneath you, listen to the sounds around you. Each moment that we have is a gift, you must learn to appreciate it and be grateful for it instead of waiting for a tomorrow or “Someday” that may never come. 4. Reframe Fears as Fiction In AA, they define fear as “False evidence appearing real”. And truthfully, that is all that it is. Most of the things that we worry about, lose sleep over, and allow to paralyze us will never come to fruition. The worst case scenarios almost never happen, and when they do, they are rarely as awful as we initially imagined. Fear is nothing but fiction. Every fear that is holding you back and preventing you from achieving your greatness is little more than fiction. It is a projection that your 10,000+ year old brain is creating to try and keep you safe from an imaginary fate. Realize this. Embrace this. And step into your fear and take massive action. 5. Get Congruent with Your Values We live in a world that utterly and completely lacks integrity. I don’t mean this in the sense that we all run around lying and breaking our promises, but rather in the sense that what we think, say, and do rarely align. Most people think that they want to be rich, they say that they want to be well-off, and then they act like they want to be poor. People say think that they want to be shredded and healthy, they say that they want to be in “Decent shape”, and then they act like their body is a playground to use and abuse. People are rarely congruent and almost never in integrity with their values. You need to realize that you cannot have your cake and eat it too. You cannot say that you value health and well being and then abuse your body, skip the gym, and deprive yourself of sleep. You cannot say that you value wealth and then spend every penny you make and waste hours on end in front of the television. If you want to be successful, whatever your definition of success is, then the first step is to get in integrity with your values. What do you want? Say it. And once you say it, go and do it. It’s that simple.
Show Summary: Blind Abilities Teen correspondent Simon Bonenfant sat down with Daria Zawadzki during his recent visit to New York City. Daria works for the Lighthouse Guildand facilitates Tele-Support Groups for Blind and Visually Impaired teens and parents of teens as well. And you can find out more about the Tele-Support on the web. Daria talks about her` experiences as a Blind student, mother and her acceptance of her blindness and most of all, her passion facilitating the Tele-support group for teens who happened to be blind. Daria Zawadzki attended New World High School of the Arts in Miami, FL, as a piano major, and then went on to receive her BA from Harvard University, graduating cum laude with a degree in Psychology in 1996. She completed her MSW from Columbia University School of Social Work in 1998, and is a licensed clinical social worker. In addition, Daria graduated from Fordham University School of Law in 2001, and is licensed to practice law in the state of NY. She was an elementary school counselor for many years and has been running support groups for the Lighthouse Guild for over a decade. She is a mother to two teenagers, ages 13 (Jack Milo) and 15 (Dune Rose), and married to her college sweetheart, Joe Zawadzki, a pioneer in the ad tech industry and Founder/CEO of "MediaMath." In 1992 at the age of 17 Daria was diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa, a rare, recessive, progressive disease of the retina that leads to blindness. Two of her three siblings were also diagnosed, despite no family history or knowledge about the disease. Daria's family founded Hope for Vision, which raised millions of dollars for medical and scientific research for over 25 years. Hope for Vision was made up of family, friends, and colleagues who tirelessly volunteered their time, and poured their hearts into helping the Lidsky family, and many others affected by these blinding diseases. Hope for Vision was recently wound down, but Daria and her family remain very active in funding ground breaking medical research that will one day lead to treatments and cures for many blinding diseases. Join Daria and Simon in this interview that is packed with a lifetime of experiences family and friends and learn how gratitude along with friendship has made her success possible. Teen Tele-Support You may feel like your vision loss or blindness will make your adjustment to an independent life difficult. But teenagers all over the country have gone through that same adjustment successfully, and we can help you connect with them. You will have the opportunity to talk about common social, emotional, academic and practical concerns related to having vision loss. Our free teen support network is for high school students in grades 10, 11 and 12 who have vision loss. Every week the group meets by phone to share experiences and ask questions. You can remain anonymous, just listen, or share things you’ve learned that may help others. The choice is yours. Enroll in our Teen Tele-Support group
Do you believe you are 100% in control of what you see in front of you? No? Listen to this.I received an unbelievable amount of feedback from last week's Choose To Be a Human 2.0 Original Motivation we ended up creating a second one. Upgrade the Human Algorithm. Special thanks to featured guests from the Humans 2.0 Podcast:- Steven Kotler NYT bestselling author of Stealing Fire & Co-Founder of Flow Genome Project (Ep. 127) - Dave Asprey Founder of Bulletproof 360 and Webster's Dictionary Founder of Bio-Hacking (Ep. 164)- Loretta Breuning, PhD author of Habits of a Happy Brain and Founder of Inner Mammal Institute (Ep. 136)- Mastin Kipp recognized as "thought leader for the next generation" by Oprah Winfrey (Ep. 160)- Josh Perry Former Professional BMX athlete & Fighting 4 Brain Tumors (Ep. 133)- Isaac Lidsky Bestselling Author and former actor on NBC's Saved by the Bell (Ep. 113)Your personalized virtual world is completely in your hands and you are not a passive fish getting pushed by the waves. TAKE RESPONSIBILITY Please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Twitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/Humans.2.0.PodcastMark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2Podcast
Do you believe you are 100% in control of what you see in front of you? No? Listen to this.I received an unbelievable amount of feedback from last week's Choose To Be a Human 2.0 Original Motivation we ended up creating a second one. Upgrade the Human Algorithm. Special thanks to featured guests from the Humans 2.0 Podcast:- Steven Kotler NYT bestselling author of Stealing Fire & Co-Founder of Flow Genome Project (Ep. 127) - Dave Asprey Founder of Bulletproof 360 and Webster's Dictionary Founder of Bio-Hacking (Ep. 164)- Loretta Breuning, PhD author of Habits of a Happy Brain and Founder of Inner Mammal Institute (Ep. 136)- Mastin Kipp recognized as "thought leader for the next generation" by Oprah Winfrey (Ep. 160)- Josh Perry Former Professional BMX athlete & Fighting 4 Brain Tumors (Ep. 133)- Isaac Lidsky Bestselling Author and former actor on NBC's Saved by the Bell (Ep. 113)Your personalized virtual world is completely in your hands and you are not a passive fish getting pushed by the waves. TAKE RESPONSIBILITY Please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Twitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/Humans.2.0.PodcastMark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2Podcast
As Inc. Magazine reported, “Isaac Lidsky may possess the most eclectic resume in business. Over the years, he has been a child television star (he played series regular “Weasel” on NBC’s “Saved By The Bell: The New Class”), a Supreme Court clerk (for Justices Sandra Day O’Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg), and the co-founder of an internet startup.” The full list of his accomplishments is far longer: Lidsky graduated from Harvard at 19 with an honors degree in mathematics and computer science. He then founded [x+1] with MediaMath’s Joe Zawadzki, which was later acquired for $230 million. Fascinated by the burgeoning field of “cyberlaw,” Lidsky left [x+1] and returned to Harvard to attend law school and graduated magna cum laude in 2004. As a U.S. Justice Department lawyer, Lidsky argued more than a dozen appeals in federal court on behalf of the United States and never lost a case. Along the way, he founded Hope For Vision, a nonprofit organization to fund the development of treatments for blinding diseases and within 5 years grew it to a dozen cities nationwide and more than $5 million. In 2011 Lidsky returned to his entrepreneurial roots. He purchased a small, struggling residential construction subcontractor and led the development of a proprietary suite of logistics and ERM software to transform it. His reinvented construction services company grew more than tenfold in its first five years, and today it boasts annual revenues in excess of $250 million. In 2016 Lidsky set out to share with others his empowering approach to living and leading, and he was promptly recognized as a visionary thought leader. His first book, Eyes Wide Open, hit the shelves as a New York Times best seller in March 2017. TED invited Lidsky to present a mainstage TED Talk at TEDSUMMIT 2016 in Banff, Canada, and it was viewed more than a million times in its first 20 days. Lidsky now consults and speaks to organizations around the world on issues including leadership, accountability and self-empowerment. In 2018 Lidsky returned to his adtech roots, founding Underscore CLT and taking the helm as its President. Lidsky is determined to lead the development of a new technology infrastructure for digital marketing, using blockchain and related technologies to mitigate the industry’s longstanding structural challenges and to deliver on its untapped promise. Perhaps most striking, Lidsky is only 39, and he is blind. Born with Retinitis Pigmentosa, a rare degenerative disease of the retina, from age 12 to 25 he slowly lost his sight. As his bio makes clear, however, neither his youth nor his blindness have limited him.Eyes Wide Open - http://www.lidsky.com/book/ Connect With Isaac Website - www.lidsky.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/IsaacLidsky/ Instagram - @isaaclidsky Twitter - @isaaclidsky Are you looking to find your purpose, navigate transition or fix your relationships, all with a powerful group of men from around the world? Check out The Alliance and join me today. Check out our Facebook Page or the Men's community. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify For more episodes visit us at ManTalks.com | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Did you enjoy the podcast? If so please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. It helps our podcast get into the ears of new listeners, which expands the ManTalks Community Editing & Mixing by: Aaron The Tech
Začínala v pardubickém rádiu, pak moderovala v pražském rádiu City a v televizním Studiu 6. Její tvář si ale diváci asi nejvíc pamatují z diskuzního pořadu Áčko. Teď se k rozhlasové práci opět vrací.
As Inc. reported, “ISAAC LIDSKY may possess the most eclectic resume in business.” Series regular “Weasel” on Saved by the Bell: The New Class, he graduated from Harvard College at 19 (cum laude) and from Harvard Law School (magna cum laude); served as a Supreme Court law Clerk (to two Justices); was a Justice Department litigator (undefeated); and worked for an elite international law firm. He had a legal resume that most lawyers could only dream of. But after having his triplets, who required over 70 days in the NICU, Isaac re-evaluated what he wanted out of his life. He left the law to buy a failing construction subcontractor in order to try his hand out at entrepreneurship. Though originally the jump seemed to be a failure, Isaac turned the company into a highly profitable construction services company (ten times larger) that now boasts annual revenue over $250 million. I got to talk to Isaac about how he was able to walk away from law, after building such a prestigious career, to follow a path more true to himself. Isaac credits his experience going blind in his early twenties from a rare genetic disease as being the reason he is able to create his own reality and live Eyes Wide Open. He gave a main stage TED Talk on the subject of living Eyes Wide Open that was viewed more than a million times in its first three weeks. He also has a book by the same name, “Eyes Wide Open”, that is a New York Times, USA Today and Indie bestseller, and was named one of the Washington Post’s top 10 leadership books to read in 2017. I got to find out what it means to live Eyes Wide Open and how we can all strive to live that way. I’m endlessly inspired by Isaac and hope to live my own life with Eyes Wide Open. Here is what we chat about in this episode: Why he walked away from the glamour of Hollywood after finding success on Saved By the Bell: The New Class. How he dealt with being diagnosed with a rare genetic disease as a teenager, knowing that he was going to go blind. How going blind taught him about the subjectivity of sight and how we create our own reality How fear replaces the unknown with the awful and how it keeps us stuck Why Isaac left the law, after an incredibly prestigious career, to run a construction company How he determined what was important in his life and how that changed his decision-making process How we can all live our lives Eyes Wide Open Resources mentioned in this episode: Man’s Search for Meaning, by Viktor Frankl Where to find Isaac: Website: www.lidsky.com Twitter/Instagram/Facebook: @isaaclidsky Follow along for more: www.lessonsfromaquitter.com https://www.facebook.com/lessonsfromaquitter https://www.instagram.com/lessonsfromaquitter/ https://twitter.com/quitterpodcast
In 2015, Ofer A. Lidsky, co-founder and CEO of DNATIX, helped develop Excellent Brain, a product that provides neurofeedback solutions for enhancing focus, attention span, and overall learning capabilities. It's for everyone but has been shown to be especially effective for those with ADHD, a disorder that affects six million kids in the US alone and is considered one of the biggest problems in the educational system today. Excellent Brain is making neurofeedback training accessible like never before; whether you're in school, at a clinic, or simply relaxing at home, this platform is easy to utilize. Comprised of 30 sessions total--each requiring only about an hour of time each week--the program interactively engages users in numerous entertaining games designed to enhance and maintain focus. They're focused on reaching three main markets: those who struggle with ADHD, those who want to improve their performance in sports by more easily attaining a state of being “in the zone,” and then those who fall into the elder category and wish to strengthen or maintain mental capacity. Excellent Brain is currently being offered at no cost to schools in Israel, and those who have used it report higher grades in school, improved performance in sports, and longer-lasting attention spans, all of which can revolution a person's life. Press play to learn more about this exciting new program, and visit www.excellent-brain.com for additional information or to purchase the program itself.
Isaac Lidsky is an American corporate speaker, author and entrepreneur. Before losing his sight he played Weasel on NBC's Saved by the Bell: The New Class. He is the only blind person to serve as a law clerk for the U.S. Supreme Court.Lidsky graduated from Harvard at 19 with an honors degree in mathematics and computer science. He graduated from Harvard Law School magna cum laude. As a U.S. Justice Department lawyer, Lidsky argued more than a dozen appeals in federal court on behalf of the United States and never lost a case. He founded a nonprofit organization to fund the development of treatments for blinding diseases and within 5 years grew it to a dozen cities nationwide and more than $5 million. The technology company he founded sold for $230 million.In 2016 Lidsky set out to share with others his empowering approach to living and leading, and he was promptly recognized as a visionary thought leader. Penguin Random House acquired for publication his first book, Eyes Wide Open, and it hit the shelves as a New York Times best seller in March 2017. TED invited Lidsky to present a mainstage TED Talk at TEDSUMMIT 2016 in Banff, Canada, and it was viewed more than a million times in 20 days. Lidsky now speaks to and works with organizations around the world.He has been recognized for his achievements dozens of times and his leadership is routinely sought after. He is an advisor to a $1+ billion tech “unicorn.” He is a member of the Young Presidents' Organization (YPO), the world's premier peer network of chief executives and business leaders, and was tapped to lead the Orlando Chapter and to serve on the Regional Executive Committee for the Southeast U.S. and Caribbean. He was asked to join the Young Entrepreneur Council. He has been appointed to State leadership positions by the Governor of Florida and to a federal position by a U.S. Senator. He sits on the Board of the Florida Hospital For Children. He was named 1 of 4 Temple Bar Scholars by the United Kingdom's Inns of Court and brought to London for a month-long idea exchange with UK Supreme Court Justices and leading barristers.Perhaps most striking, Lidsky is only 37, and he is blind. Born with Retinitis Pigmentosa, a rare degenerative disease of the retina, from age 12 to 25 he slowly lost his sight. As his bio makes clear, neither his youth nor his blindness have limited him, however.This is true in his professional life and personal life alike. Isaac married Dorothy, the love of his life, in June 2004. In September 2010 she gave birth to their triplets, Lily Louise, Phineas and Thaddeus—collectively, “The Tripskys”—and in December 2015 baby Clementine completed the family. The six Lidskys live in Windermere, Florida.http://www.lidsky.com/Please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on Instagram, LinkedIn or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/
Isaac Lidsky is an American corporate speaker, author and entrepreneur. Before losing his sight he played Weasel on NBC's Saved by the Bell: The New Class. He is the only blind person to serve as a law clerk for the U.S. Supreme Court.Lidsky graduated from Harvard at 19 with an honors degree in mathematics and computer science. He graduated from Harvard Law School magna cum laude. As a U.S. Justice Department lawyer, Lidsky argued more than a dozen appeals in federal court on behalf of the United States and never lost a case. He founded a nonprofit organization to fund the development of treatments for blinding diseases and within 5 years grew it to a dozen cities nationwide and more than $5 million. The technology company he founded sold for $230 million.In 2016 Lidsky set out to share with others his empowering approach to living and leading, and he was promptly recognized as a visionary thought leader. Penguin Random House acquired for publication his first book, Eyes Wide Open, and it hit the shelves as a New York Times best seller in March 2017. TED invited Lidsky to present a mainstage TED Talk at TEDSUMMIT 2016 in Banff, Canada, and it was viewed more than a million times in 20 days. Lidsky now speaks to and works with organizations around the world.He has been recognized for his achievements dozens of times and his leadership is routinely sought after. He is an advisor to a $1+ billion tech “unicorn.” He is a member of the Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO), the world’s premier peer network of chief executives and business leaders, and was tapped to lead the Orlando Chapter and to serve on the Regional Executive Committee for the Southeast U.S. and Caribbean. He was asked to join the Young Entrepreneur Council. He has been appointed to State leadership positions by the Governor of Florida and to a federal position by a U.S. Senator. He sits on the Board of the Florida Hospital For Children. He was named 1 of 4 Temple Bar Scholars by the United Kingdom’s Inns of Court and brought to London for a month-long idea exchange with UK Supreme Court Justices and leading barristers.Perhaps most striking, Lidsky is only 37, and he is blind. Born with Retinitis Pigmentosa, a rare degenerative disease of the retina, from age 12 to 25 he slowly lost his sight. As his bio makes clear, neither his youth nor his blindness have limited him, however.This is true in his professional life and personal life alike. Isaac married Dorothy, the love of his life, in June 2004. In September 2010 she gave birth to their triplets, Lily Louise, Phineas and Thaddeus—collectively, “The Tripskys”—and in December 2015 baby Clementine completed the family. The six Lidskys live in Windermere, Florida.http://www.lidsky.com/Please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on Instagram, LinkedIn or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/
DNAtix is a cutting-edge genetics and blockchain company providing anonymous and encrypted genetic services including analysis, storage and transfer of digitized DNA sequences through a Direct-to-Consumer platform (D2C). Their Vision, create a genetic ecosystem that invites all players in the genetics field to cooperate together to advance Genetic applications and solutions. The company's proprietary and open source technology will be used by developers, as well as researchers and institutions, to further develop their inventions and services. With the DNAtix direct-to-consumer platform, users will be able to test, store, and transfer their data utilizing blockchain technology.
Minter Dialogue Episode #288 Ofer Lidksy is a serial entrepreneur, with his finger on the pulse having launched a handful of startups, including in security (Terrasafe) and Computer Brain Interface (Excellent Brain). In this conversation we discuss his startups and the mission that drives Ofer. We also take a deep dive on his latest initiative with Digital DNAtix, a genetics blockchain company that is striving to create an open, worldwide platform for confidential and anonymous genetic storage. It's a fascinating space for an important topic. Meanwhile, please send me your questions as an audio file (or normal email) to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to iTunes to rate/review the podcast. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)
Stay tuned for the entire podcast episode with Isaac Lidsky coming soon!Lidsky graduated from Harvard at 19 with an honors degree in mathematics and computer science. He graduated from Harvard Law School magna cum laude. As a U.S. Justice Department lawyer, Lidsky argued more than a dozen appeals in federal court on behalf of the United States and never lost a case. He founded a nonprofit organization to fund the development of treatments for blinding diseases and within 5 years grew it to a dozen cities nationwide and more than $5 million. The technology company he founded sold for $230 million.In 2016 Lidsky set out to share with others his empowering approach to living and leading, and he was promptly recognized as a visionary thought leader. Penguin Random House acquired for publication his first book, Eyes Wide Open, and it hit the shelves as a New York Times best seller in March 2017. TED invited Lidsky to present a mainstage TED Talk at TEDSUMMIT 2016 in Banff, Canada, and it was viewed more than a million times in 20 days. Lidsky now speaks to and works with organizations around the world.He has been recognized for his achievements dozens of times and his leadership is routinely sought after. He is an advisor to a $1+ billion tech “unicorn.” He is a member of the Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO), the world’s premier peer network of chief executives and business leaders, and was tapped to lead the Orlando Chapter and to serve on the Regional Executive Committee for the Southeast U.S. and Caribbean. He was asked to join the Young Entrepreneur Council. He has been appointed to State leadership positions by the Governor of Florida and to a federal position by a U.S. Senator. He sits on the Board of the Florida Hospital For Children. He was named 1 of 4 Temple Bar Scholars by the United Kingdom’s Inns of Court and brought to London for a month-long idea exchange with UK Supreme Court Justices and leading barristers.Perhaps most striking, Lidsky is only 37, and he is blind. Born with Retinitis Pigmentosa, a rare degenerative disease of the retina, from age 12 to 25 he slowly lost his sight. As his bio makes clear, neither his youth nor his blindness have limited him, however.This is true in his professional life and personal life alike. Isaac married Dorothy, the love of his life, in June 2004. In September 2010 she gave birth to their triplets, Lily Louise, Phineas and Thaddeus—collectively, “The Tripskys”—and in December 2015 baby Clementine completed the family. The six Lidskys live in Windermere, Florida.
In this episode, Tim has a great conversation with an extraordinary man, husband, father, leader, businessman and author. Lidsky shares what he’s learned from going blind at a young age and how it is one of the best things that’s ever happened to him. OUR CONVERSATION: We are disabled with self-limiting assumptions we tell ourselves We all misperceive success and values We all have our blindness in our human condition We are creating the reality we are experiencing How we convince ourselves that the things we are thinking and doing are objective truths The world is full of examples of people who’ve overcome unspeakable circumstances and found meaning and joy in life Not taking control of writing your own narrative is a choice Positive habits Isaac has built into his life Having a real vigilance to separate out the difference between what you know, you think you know and what you need to figure out How we try to identify and cling to heroes and villains in the face of fear How fear shows up and fills in the blanks in your life with the most awful scenarios possible What fear did in his life when Isaac started losing his sight The importance of practicing your disciplines daily Every instance in our life can yield knowledge, wisdom, and strength The importance of quieting the noise and getting back to our strength Living your life with an open heart and open mind An open heart begins with being open and accessible to yourself first Own your emotions and the responsibility for your emotions The importance of introspection The power and ruthlessness of words Writing and how it is an invaluable tool How we speak to others like attorneys and listen like five-year-olds (THIS NEEDS TO BE FLIPPED) Confronting life’s challenges with initiative, humor, grace and an empowering new vision How effort without purpose is entropy How we have ultimate agency over every thought and action Isaac’s Uphill challenge that he had to overcome Three things Isaac is optimistic about over the next 12 months RESOURCES: Book: Eyes Wide Open by Isaac Lidsky Website: Lidsky.com Instagram: isaaclidsky Facebook: @IsaacLidsky LinkedIn: Isaac Lidsky Twitter: @isaaclidsky TedTalk: What reality are you creating for yourself? ABOUT ISAAC: “Isaac Lidsky may possess the most eclectic resume in business. Over the years, he has been a child television star (he played series regular “Weasel” on NBC’s “Saved By The Bell: The New Class”), a Supreme Court clerk (for Justices Sandra Day O’Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg), and the co-founder of an internet startup. More recently, Lidsky has used his gift for logistics to build ODC Construction into one of the fastest-growing construction businesses,” transforming an unsophisticated $11 million concrete subcontractor that was hemorrhaging money into an industry-leading...
“Isaac Lidsky may possess the most eclectic resume in business. Over the years, he has been a child television star (he played series regular “Weasel” on NBC’s “Saved By The Bell: The New Class”), a Supreme Court clerk (for Justices Sandra Day O’Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg), and the co-founder of an internet startup. More recently, Lidsky has used his gift for logistics to build ODC Construction into one of the fastest-growing construction businesses,” transforming an unsophisticated $11 million concrete subcontractor that was hemorrhaging money into an industry-leading $150 million construction services company—in 5 years.” He also did this while being blind. This is one of the most inspiring episodes on how to succeed and not let anything hold you back! http://whatgotyouthere.com/ 15% off Four Sigmatic with discount code "WGYT" http://foursigmatic.com/wgyt Free 30 day Audible Trial- http://www.audibletrial.com/WhatGotYouThere Sunniva Super Coffee- Use discount code WGYT for 20% off your order!- www.drinksupercoffee.com http://www.lidsky.com/ Twitter- https://twitter.com/isaaclidsky Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/IsaacLidsky/ LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/isaac-lidsky-108a5035/ Sean DeLaney Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/seandelaney23/ Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/whatgotyouthere/ Twitter- https://twitter.com/SeanDeLaney23 Intro/Outro music by Justin Great- http://justingreat.com/ Audio Engineer- Brian Lapres
Isaac Lidsky is an entrepreneur, bestselling author, and coveted speaker. But that brief description doesn’t do justice to his remarkable resume. Lidsky was a child television star, appearing as series regular “Weasel” on NBC’s “Saved By The Bell: The New Class.” Lidsky left his acting career and went on to graduate from Harvard at 19 with an honors degree in mathematics and computer science. He returned to Harvard to study law and became the only blind person to clerk on the U.S. Supreme Court (for Justices Sandra Day O’Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg). He later took charge of a struggling construction company and grew it tenfold. Lidsky was born with Retinitis Pigmentosa, a rare degenerative disease of the retina. From age 12 to 25, he slowly lost his sight. Using insights from his experiences, he authored the New York Times bestseller, Eyes Wide Open: Overcoming Obstacles and Recognizing Opportunities in a World That Can’t See Clearly. He founded a nonprofit organization to fund the development of treatments for blinding diseases and within five years grew it to a dozen cities nationwide. - Get your FREE copy of my e-book. Text OZAN to 345345 or navigate to weeklycontrarian.com to download a free copy of my e-book, The Contrarian Handbook: 8 Principles for Innovating Your Thinking. Along with your free e-book, you’ll get the Weekly Contrarian — a newsletter that challenges conventional wisdom and changes the way we look at the world (plus access to exclusive content for subscribers only). Don’t want to miss future episodes? Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and leave a review on iTunes or Google Play. As always, thanks for listening.
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In this episode of FEAR NOT, TED Talk speaker and author, Issac Lidsky talks about how much power we truly have over our lives and the kind of person we wish to be.
In this episode, Isaac Lidsky, New York Times bestselling author of “Eyes Wide Open,” and CEO of Florida-based ODC Construction, touches on the lessons he learned from dealing with a degenerative eye disease that left him blind at age 25 and how his blindness has made him a better business leader. Lidsky, who was a child actor and then an entrepreneur and a lawyer who clerked for two U.S. Supreme Court justices before moving into the construction business, is the 2017 SAME Small Business Conference keynote speaker. Real TiME Podcasts feature an inside look at the work of SAME's 30,000 members and 105 Posts contributing to the 2020 SAME Strategic Plan and to strengthening the engineering potential of the United States.
Isaac Lidsky "may possess the most eclectic resume in entrepreneurship" according to Inc. Magazine. He played series regular "Weasel" on Saved by the Bell: The New Class; graduated from Harvard College at age nineteen with a degree in mathematics and computer science; graduated from Harvard Law School magna cum laude; served as a law clerk for Supreme Court Justices Sandra Day O'Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg; argued more than a dozen appeals in federal court on behalf of the United States and never lost a case; started a tech company that sold for $230 million; transformed a struggling $15 million concrete subcontractor into an industry-leading $150 million construction services company in five years; and founded Hope for Vision, a nonprofit organization that funds the development of treatments and cures for blinding diseases. Lidsky was born with Retinitis Pigmentosa, a rare degenerative disease of the retina that caused him to gradually lose his sight. Lidsky lives in Windermere, Florida with his wife, Dorothy; their triplets, Lily Louise, Phineas, and Thaddeus; and baby Clementine.
On Wednesday March 15, 2017, host Janeane Bernstein will chat with former Saved by the Bell star-turned-entrepreneur, Isaac Lidsky, who shares his journey of becoming blind…and then learning to see with “Eyes Wide Open.” In his popular new TED Talk "What reality are you creating for yourself?," former Saved by the Bell teen star-turned-entrepreneur Isaac Lidsky recalls how the sales person he waved to in the store was really a mannequin, and how he reached down to wash his hands and realized it was a urinal and not a sink. He learned of his diagnosis at thirteen: Retinitis Piegmentosa, a degenerative eye disease that would lead to his blindness by age 25. After initially believing his blindness signaled the end of his independence and achievement, Lidsky found other pathways of perception, turning his life around with his Eyes Wide Open philosophy. He graduated from Harvard Law School, worked as a law clerk under the guidance of Sandra Day O’Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and eventually became a highly successful entrepreneur and family man. In his new book EYES WIDE OPEN: Overcoming Obstacles and Recognizing Opportunities in a World That Cant’s See Clearly, Isaac Lidsky probes the many facets of perception, detailing the neuroscience of sight and drawing on his own experience to show how our perception shapes—and often limits—our reality. Isaac Lidsky will share how his journey taught him to: · face fears in moments of crisis or extreme change and shape his own reality; · focus his viewpoint when it came to so-called “weaknesses;” · tackle the perception of luck; · listen with “eyes wide open” to better understand what others are communicating. Isaac Lidsky shares how to live with freedom from self-limitations and to lead life with deeper awareness, understanding, accountability, and success. About the Author: Isaac Lidsky has an eclectic resume. He played “Weasel” on Saved by the Bell: The New Class; graduated from Harvard College at age nineteen with a degree in mathematics and computer science; graduated from Harvard Law School and served as a law clerk for Supreme Court Justices Sandra Day O’Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg; transformed a struggling $15 million concrete subcontractor into an industry-leading $150 million business; and founded Hope for Vision, a nonprofit that funds the development of treatments for blinding diseases. Lidsky was born with Retinitis Pigmentosa, a rare degenerative disease of the retina that caused him to gradually lose his sight. Lidsky lives Florida with his wife and four children. Learn more at www.Lidsky.com.
Elizabeth dear friend - writer, actress, and friend to all doggies, KATYA LIDSKY is here to cohost! We discuss our good/bad/funnies (Tantrum avoidance! Waiting 'til you're ready!/ Mom to two guilt! Overwhelming paralyzation!/ Poopy monstah! Honey the dog has passed!) before giving our unqualified advice to listener questions about how to approach a health concern with a parent of a child you provide childcare for, and how to navigate the difficult world of feeling good in your incredible body (that just created a baby!) post partum? Enjoy!
He lectures around the world but now is here for you. From the latest in charity news, technology, fundraising and social networking, Ted Hart and his guests help you maneuver to greater levels of efficiency and fundraising success. PAGE 2 GUEST EXPERT: Mo Lidsky is a Partner and Senior Managing Director at Prime Quadrant. Prior to Prime Quadrant, Mo was the co-founder and owner of TMX Inc., a group of automobile restoration companies in Northeast Ohio, co-founder of CharityBids LLC, an online auction platform serving the non-profit sector, and founding partner of Apex Global Capital, a regional micro-finance company in the Caribbean. Mo also spent five years as the national director and chief executive officer of Yeshiva University (Canada) and Chairman of the THJ Foundation. He continues to sit on the boards of several non-profit organizations, including CJPAC, Jerusalem College for Technology, Hebrew University, and CAF Canada. He also serves as an Investment Policy Advisor for Canada Gives Foundation and the Chair of the Prime Quadrant Foundation. Mo is co-author of The Philanthropic Mind, profiling Canada’s most generous philanthropists, In Search of the Prime Quadrant: The Quest for Better Investment Decisions, and is now completing his third book entitled, Partners in Preservation: The Uses and Misuses of Investment Advice. Mo holds multiple degrees, Magna Cum Laude, in Economics and Psychology, from Yeshiva University, and has an MBA from the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management. You can buy a copy of The Philanthropic Mind at https://thephilanthropicmind.wordpress.com/
In this episode, Fast Company's Deputy Editor, David Lidsky, joins Ryan and Erik all the way from New York City. We chat about cord-cutting TV apps, fitness products, and the rise of notification-driven apps. Listen in. Products mentioned: - Pluto.tv (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/pluto-tv) - Curated video programming - Sworkit (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/sworkit) - 5 minute "body weight" video workouts you can do anywhere - Power 20 (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/power-20) - Badass workouts for busy people (iPhone) - Nudge (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/nudge) - Klout for Healthy Living - Fiticle (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/fiticle) - Improve your workouts with animated GIFs - Reserve (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/reserve-2) - A better dining experience. Pay effortlessly. - Ping (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/ping-2) - You're going to like me (new app by Secret) - Nuzzle (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/nuzzel) - The super-easy way to see news from your friends - Newsle (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/newsle) - News about your network - SwiftKey (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/swiftkey-for-ios-2) - The keyboard that learns from you. - Derp (http://www.producthunt.com/posts/derp) - Play sounds on your friends' phones
Deputy Editor of Fast Company and podcast enthusiast David Lidsky joins Jeff all the way from New York for a special episode of the Wolf Den that we hope will get some press! David gives us a quick history of business media, tells us how Fast Company's audience has evolved through digital consumption, and explains how important press is for new small businesses. David then offers Jeff some free advice on press strategies for Earwolf & The Mid Roll and finds out how he played a major role in Earwolf's birth.
Attorney Issac Lidsky was the first blind law clerk to serve the U.S. Supreme Court, working under Justices Sandra Day O’Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Recently, Tony Mauro highlighted Issac in the National Law Journal. Attorneys and co-hosts Bob Ambrogi and J. Craig Williams welcome Attorney Issac J. Lidsky from the firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP and founder of Hope For Vision, to discuss his legal career, his Supreme Court clerkship, being visually impaired and a lawyer and take a look at Hope For Vision, which is raising awareness and helping those with blinding diseases.
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