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Host Raj Sundar continues their series with Dr. Anne Marie Liebel, founder of Health Communication Partners. They delve into the pressures faced by clinicians to be perfect and resolve issues quickly, exploring how this impacts patient care. Dr. Anne Liebel discusses the cultural legacy of paternalistic medicine and the deficit perspective that assumes patients are lesser than clinicians. Dr. Raj Sundar suggests redefining terms like "vulnerable" to "historically exploited" to enable self-definition. Their conversation highlights the power dynamics in patient-physician relationships, the critical role of language in shaping thoughts and behaviors, and the importance of shared decision-making. They emphasize that patients' language and culture should be valued and discuss the need to shift from one-size-fits-all approaches to individualized care. Reflecting on communication, they consider the physical, emotional, psychological, and cultural aspects crucial for effective patient interactions. Dr. Liebel encourages clinicians to employ metaphors and create context-specific language while also emphasizing the potential for relief and transformation through reflective practice and interdisciplinary collaboration. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/
Summary: We continue our series Dr. Anne Marie Liebel, founder of Health Communication Partners. We delve into the pressures faced by clinicians to be perfect and resolve issues quickly, exploring how this impacts patient care. Dr. Anne Liebel discusses the cultural legacy of paternalistic medicine and the deficit perspective that assumes patients are lesser than clinicians. Dr. Raj Sundar suggests redefining terms like "vulnerable" to "historically exploited" to enable self-definition. Our conversation highlights the power dynamics in patient-physician relationships, the critical role of language in shaping thoughts and behaviors, and the importance of shared decision-making. We emphasize that patients' language and culture should be valued and discuss the need to shift from one-size-fits-all approaches to individualized care. Reflecting on communication, we consider the physical, emotional, psychological, and cultural aspects crucial for effective patient interactions. Dr. Liebel encourages clinicians to employ metaphors and create context-specific language while also emphasizing the potential for relief and transformation through reflective practice and interdisciplinary collaboration. Overview: Addressing pressure on clinicians to be perfect and the cultural legacy of paternalistic medicine. Discussing the deficit perspective and the issue of othering in healthcare. Exploring power dynamics in patient-physician relationships and the significance of language. Shifting terminology from "vulnerable" and "marginalized" to "historically exploited." Importance of shared decision-making and acknowledging asymmetric power dynamics. Challenges posed by inherited systems in medical communication. Necessity to consider physical, emotional, psychological, and cultural contexts in patient care. Utilizing communication research to improve teaching, learning, and shared decision-making. Reflecting on the empowerment of creating language based on patient context. Emphasizing the metaphor of construction for building patient relationships and the end of the interview. Key Sources Health Communication Partners Equitable Patient Education Equitable Communication Next Step Visit our website, Healthcare for Humans, and join our community to enjoy exclusive benefits at https://www.healthcareforhumans.org/support/ Earn CME Credits: Clinicians, enhance your learning by earning valuable continuing education credits while listening. Utilize your CME funds to join our community. Support Our Mission: Non-clinicians, explore exclusive content and contribute to our collective journey. Be an Active Participant: Go beyond listening. Shape our narrative by co-creating episodes with us. Be part of our community by visiting https://www.healthcareforhumans.org/support/. Follow us on Instagram @healthcareforhumanspodcast
Episode 48: Mastering Reflective, Equitable Communication: Insights from Dr. Anne Marie Liebel On this episode host Raj Sundar continues their language series with a conversation featuring Dr. Anne Marie Liebel, founder of Health Communication Partners. They explore her journey from education to healthcare, focusing on improving patient relationships and employee retention through equitable communication. They delve into reflective practice, practical strategies, and the power of viewing patients' strengths rather than deficits. Dr. Raj Sundar shares personal insights on the role of effective communication in tailoring healthcare to diverse cultural perspectives, setting the stage for a deeper dive into these critical concepts in the next installment of this two-part series. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/
In this enlightening episode of the Helping Families Be Happy podcast, host Adina Oberman is joined by Emily Liebel, an enthusiastic advocate for combining children's literature with outdoor adventures to create enriching experiences for families. As they delve into the concept of micro-adventuring. They share practical tips on making outdoor activities both accessible and educational, leveraging local landscapes to spark creativity and learning. Their conversation underscores the importance of incorporating reading into family routines, especially in connection to exploring the natural world. Episode Highlights: - **00:00:09** - Adina Oberman introduces the podcast, emphasizing its focus on family, love, relationships, and the unique blend of reading and outdoor activities to enrich family life. Adina highlights her background and passion for children's literature and introduces guest Emily Liebel, who shares her insights on using books to enhance outdoor adventures. - **00:01:21** - Emily rejoins the podcast to delve deeper into the concept of micro adventuring, explaining its origins and how it can be tailored to fit any family's lifestyle. This part of the conversation offers families a new perspective on adventure, making it simple, accessible, and a source of joy and discovery close to home. - **00:02:23** - The similarity between micro adventuring and the concept of "staycation" is discussed, reflecting on how the pandemic inspired families to find adventure close to home. Emily and Adina talk about the simplicity of micro adventures and how they can make everyday surroundings exciting and new for both adults and children. - **00:03:20** - Emily shares her approach to inclusive planning for micro adventures, incorporating her children's interests to ensure every family member is engaged and involved. This segment stresses the importance of including children in the planning process, enhancing their investment in the activities and their outcomes. - **00:04:27** - The conversation reveals how micro adventuring also serves as an educational tool, making each outing a hands-on learning experience through simple observations and explorations of local environments. Emily's practice of involving her children in planning helps tailor each adventure to their interests, fostering a deeper connection to the natural world. - **00:05:49** - Emily recounts her family's experiences during the pandemic, utilizing nature preserves for micro adventuring as a means to engage her children with the environment in distinctive, educational ways, including observing wildlife and crafting homemade binoculars. - **00:07:40** - Literacy and outdoor play are intertwined as Emily discusses using books like "Thankful Animals Thankful Me" and "A Tree for Me" from Famis to inspire and inform their outdoor adventures. This segment highlights how literature can deepen children's experiences and connections with nature through guided exploration and observation. - **00:09:49** - Effective teaching methods that parallel outdoor micro adventuring experiences with classroom strategies are compared, celebrating the organic, powerful learning moments that arise when children engage deeply with both literature and nature. - **00:10:56** - Emily offers practical advice and tips for families looking to embark on micro adventures, specifically during the summertime. She emphasizes the importance of simplicity, preparation, and making adventures accessible, regardless of a family's location or resources. - **00:12:09** - Detailing a specific summer micro adventure, Emily describes how her family biked the Jordan River Trail, highlighting the value of exploring local areas and the joy found in simple, planned activities that focus on exploration and spending time together. - **00:17:55** - Emily shares how inclusive library and Famis books integrate with the concept of micro adventuring, reinforcing the habits of happy families learn together, read together, and play together. This part underscores the natural synergy between reading, learning, and outdoor activities in fostering family happiness. - **00:19:01** - The episode concludes with Emily offering final thoughts on the enriching benefits of micro adventuring, coupled with reading as powerful tools for family bonding, learning, and creating memorable experiences. Key Takeaways: Micro adventuring provides a simple, cost-effective way to explore the world around you, turning the familiar into avenues of adventure and discovery. Inviting children into the planning process of outdoor activities not only fosters their creativity and investment but also enhances their learning and enjoyment. Leveraging children's literature in connection with outdoor activities enriches the adventure, deepening the educational and emotional impact of those experiences. Embracing the unplanned and spontaneous moments during micro adventures can lead to meaningful learning opportunities and deeper family bonds. Incorporating the principles of Famis's happy family habits - learn together, read together, and play together - into everyday activities can create a well-rounded and joyful family life. Tweetable Quotes: - Micro adventuring turns the world around us into a playground of learning and discovery. - Emily - Involving children in planning adventures not only deepens their engagement but also their connection to nature and learning. - Adina - Books are windows into the world, and when paired with outdoor adventures, they become doors we walk through into new experiences. - Emily
Summary: We continue our language series with a conversation featuring Dr. Anne Marie Liebel, founder of Health Communication Partners. We explore her journey from education to healthcare, focusing on improving patient relationships and employee retention through equitable communication. We delve into reflective practice, practical strategies, and the power of viewing patients' strengths rather than deficits. Dr. Raj Sundar shares personal insights on the role of effective communication in tailoring healthcare to diverse cultural perspectives, setting the stage for a deeper dive into these critical concepts in the next installment of this two-part series. Overview: Introduction and purpose of the podcast. Recap of the previous episode on language use. Importance of effective communication in healthcare. Outline the topics in the episode with Dr. Anne Marie Liebel. Anne Liebel's background and transition from education to healthcare. Initial shocks and realizations upon entering the healthcare field. Discussion on health literacy and shared decision-making. Critique of deficit perspective and emphasis on strengths. Strategies for applying resource-based perspectives in practice. Key Sources Health Communication Partners Equitable Patient Education Equitable Communication Next Step Visit our website, Healthcare for Humans, and join our community to enjoy exclusive benefits at https://www.healthcareforhumans.org/support/ Earn CME Credits: Clinicians, enhance your learning by earning valuable continuing education credits while listening. Utilize your CME funds to join our community. Support Our Mission: Non-clinicians, explore exclusive content and contribute to our collective journey. Be an Active Participant: Go beyond listening. Shape our narrative by co-creating episodes with us. Be part of our community by visiting https://www.healthcareforhumans.org/support/. Follow us on Instagram @healthcareforhumanspodcast
Join us as we delve into the latest Supreme Court ruling on abortion pills with Sue Swayze Liebel, Director of State Affairs and Midwest Regional Director for the Susan B. Anthony List. Hailing from Indianapolis, Indiana, Sue brings over 25 years of experience in policy development, lobbying, and political strategy to our discussion. In this episode, we explore the implications of the Court's decision, focusing on state sovereignty, health and safety regulations, and ethical considerations. Tune in to understand the nuanced arguments and strategic responses needed to navigate this complex issue.Sue Swayze Liebel hails from Indianapolis, Indiana where she has worked for over 25 years in policy development, program design and implementation, lobbying and political strategy.Sue currently serves as the Director of State Affairs and Midwest Regional Director for the Susan B. Anthony List in Washington, D.C. She is responsible for implementing the program's mission of advancing women lawmakers who are dedicated to ending abortion by passing laws that save lives. This involves expanding the caucus' membership of state elected women across the country and equipping them with policy, legal and communications tools. In her home state of Indiana, Sue is also the Vice President for Public Affairs for Indiana Right to Life, a statewide pro-life advocacy organization, where she assists in developing policy and lobbying strategies and serves as its media spokesperson on issues of human life.Previously, Sue served the Communications Director for the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency. She also served the family policy council in Indiana, the Indiana Family Institute, by overseeing the Hoosier Congressional Policy Leadership Series, a leadership program specifically aimed at training conservatives for community service and policy leadership initiatives. She also coordinated its initiative to provide marriage and relationship enhancement programs, for which she is also a certified facilitator, primarily in jails and prisons.Sue is a former Vice President with the Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, where she represented the business community, working with local and state officials to advocate for business-friendly regulations and legislation on tax and fiscal issues, infrastructure, environmental and local and government consolidation. She also staffed that chamber's Political Action Committee. She was also the first Executive Director for the Indiana Christian Chamber of Commerce.Prior to her years at the chamber, Sue was Policy Director at the United Way of Central Indiana and was active in such issues as child abuse, senior citizen's services and welfare reform. She founded the Children's Coalition of Indiana, a statewide children's advocacy group which played a key role in the creation of Indiana's “Kids First” license plate.Specializing in planning and management, Sue has a master's degree in Social Work from Indiana University.Most importantly, Sue is a daughter of the Lord Jesus Christ, to whom she has pledged her life's work. She now approaches the political arena as a mission field for her Christian faith and strives to impact the lives of children and families by promoting life, marriage, and family issues. She is married to David.https://sbaprolife.org/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/i-am-refocused-radio--2671113/support.
Matt is back with sometimes co-host Daniel Maté and talking to Palestine historian Zachary Foster about the erasure of Palestine and the blood libel smear.Visit Daniel's website at https://www.danielmate.com/ and check out his mental chiropractic service.Buy tickets to see Matt Lieb and Francesca Fiorentini headline the Punch Line in Sacramento on Sunday, March 17th at 7pm. JOIN THE NEW PATREONSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/bad-hasbara/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
An HCP team member joins Dr. Liebel on mic for the first time to share some of the many ways HCP can help you and your organization. We also announce our first ever live event! There’s a first time for everything, and today’s episode is the first time for two different things. I get to […] The post What HCP can do for you, Part 1 appeared first on Health Communication Partners.
Die Tür zum Weihnachtszimmer ist bereits einen Spalt weit geöffnet. Zum Vierten Advent präsentieren Susanne Garsoffky und Friedemann Magaard in Vorweihnachtsstimmung. Es geht im Weihnachtskarpfen in der Badewanne, "hier schwammen" von Doris Runge, und Erinnerungen an vergangene Szenen und Menschen. Die Tür öffnet sich noch ein wenig mehr bei Ringelnatz' "Liebeläutend zieht durch Kerzenhelle". Hach! Dazu helle Bibelworte von Paulus und Jesaja. Aber das Glöckchen klingelt erst am Heiligabend, und dann haben die Gastgeber vom Lyrik-Podcast mit Anne Gidion einen wunderbaren Gast dabei: Die kommende Folge wird ein Fest!
In this episode of the TSE podcast, host Donald Kelly speaks with development lead Brain Liebel from Ambition. They dive deep into the rhythms of successful sales strategies and performance to redefine the sales approach. Donald and Brian unpack the essence of human interaction in sales, the strategic 'snowball effect' of building a robust sales pipeline, and how to turn data from sales conversations into tactical gold. Let's sift through the invaluable insights from this rich discussion. Human Interaction: The Core of Sales In today's world, where automation and technology are prevalent, the importance of human connection can sometimes be underestimated. However, Brian underscores the irreplaceable value of human-to-human interaction, especially during the initial conversations in the sales pipeline. Using analogies from lead utilization, he emphasizes the need for salespeople to focus on engagements ready to blossom instead of wasting potential opportunities. Creating a Documented Sales Process Drawing from his expertise, Brian advises having a carefully documented process within sales teams. This cornerstone allows for iteration and implementation of tactical solutions, moving beyond the often insufficient directive of simply 'putting in more effort.' The systematic approach is about leveraging every lead and conversation to build a 'snowball' that grows over time - a strategy that becomes increasingly more potent as insights and data are collected. The Role of Ambition and Networking Brian shares his experience with Ambition, a sales coaching and performance management platform. This tool exemplifies the integration of data-driven strategy into everyday sales tasks. Additionally, Brian extends an offer to connect on LinkedIn, allowing listeners to delve into sales discussions and gain further insights from a well-established industry leader. Organization in Prospecting Brian stresses the importance of organization in prospecting. He offers actionable advice on maintaining accurate data, imperative for evaluating performance and strategizing more effectively. He outlines four vital administrative tasks: transcribing notes at an account level, implementing a tagging system, devising customizable queries, and updating the conversation timeline. Deep Dive into Tagging Systems A specific focus was given to the tagging system, with Brian explaining that a balance is required in the number of tags used. This balance ensures that the system aids the organization without becoming overly complicated. Such a system assists in categorizing follow-ups, creating a more efficient path to revisit prospects. The 'Snowball Effect' of Sales Conversations Brian breaks down the 'snowball effect,' offering concrete statistics gathered from the Bridge group detailing the monthly average quality conversations salespeople have. He also illuminates the conversion rate of these interactions and the long-term value of conversations that don't immediately result in meetings. This is a testament to the importance of viewing every conversation as a stepping stone to eventual success. Collecting Sales 'Gold Flakes' To harness the full potential of conversations, Brian advocates keeping logs of critical data points post-discussion. He shares his tagging method for optimizing follow-up actions, such as tagging direct dials and follow-up dates. Additionally, the speakers recommend creating touchpoints on LinkedIn and sending follow-up emails to help prospects remember the interaction, likening the process to collecting small gold flakes that accumulate into a valuable reserve over time. Gratitude for Insights As the discussion wrapped up, both speakers exchanged gratitude, highlighting the importance of sharing knowledge and appreciation in the sales community. These moments of connection nurture professional relationships and foster a supportive atmosphere where learning and development can thrive. Donald and Brian agree that the meticulous process of cold prospecting, akin to sifting for gold, makes top-of-the-funnel activities enjoyable and fruitful. Sales professionals can elevate their pipelines by making every piece and interaction count and relish the journey toward a rewarding outcome. Join us for the next episode of “The Sales Evangelist” as we continue to uncover the art and science behind effective sales strategies. “How do you take all of this data and turn it into a tactical way to execute and return to these prospects you spoke to? You learned something, but it wasn't the right time to meet. What do you do with that? I think with a lot of salespeople is we're always looking to be a wordsmith on the phone or have the craftiest subject line or level up our training and seek all of this external flash. Right. All these flashy sales things. Organization and efficiency are two of the very unspoken things in the world right now. The best prospectors are when it comes to documenting all of these things that we do.” - Brian Liebel. Resources Ambition Brian Liebel on LinkedIn Sponsorship Offers This episode is brought to you in part by Hubspot. With HubSpot sales hubs, your data tools and teams join a single platform to close deals and turn prospects into pipelines. Try it for yourself at hubspot.com/sales. 2. This episode is brought to you in part by LinkedIn. Are you tired of prospective clients not responding to your emails? Sign up for a free 60-day trial of LinkedIn Sales Navigator at linkedin.com/tse. 3. This episode is brought to you in part by the TSE Sales Foundation. Improve your connection on LinkedIn and land three or five appointments with our LinkedIn prospecting course. Go to the salesevangelist.com/linkedin. 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Emily Liebel, mom of three, runs an Instagram account called @inclusivelibrary, where she uses books to educate, promote inclusion, understanding, justice, and inspire adventure and creativity. Emily loves showing families how reading and being outdoors can overlap in exciting ways! She currently lives in Utah and explores both mountain and city outdoor spaces weekly with her kids and friends and attends library story times, as well as leads a local story time. Emily's here to chat with us about how literature and libraries can help busy families get outside in a variety of creative ways. RWMC website: www.runwildmychild.comRWMC Instagram: @runwild.mychildEmily's Instagram: @inclusivelibraryPosts:How Public Libraries Can Help Families Get OutsideSpring & Summer Book & Activity PairingsFall & Winter Book & Activity PairingsEmily's recommendation:Sunday Funday by Katherine Halligan
This episode is brought to you by PearsonRavitz - helping physicians safeguard their most valuable assets. This episode features Dr. Anne Marie Liebel, founder of Health Communication Partners, discussing the critical role of communication in healthcare. She emphasizes the necessity of reflective practice and tailored communication to address diverse patient needs. Dr. Liebel introduces a four-question framework for reflection, underscoring its importance in improving doctor-patient interactions. The conversation also covers common communication challenges and the continuous pursuit of improvement in healthcare practices. Looking for something specific? Here you go! [00:01:00] Dr. Liebel's introduction and background [00:02:00] Discussion on health disparities and diversity [00:03:00] Reflective practice in communication [00:05:00] Exploring individual approaches to patient communication [00:06:00] The four-question reflection process [00:07:00] The importance of prioritizing issues in communication [00:08:00] Similarities between reflective practice and motivational interviewing [00:10:00] Common mistakes in reflective practice [00:11:00] Avoiding self-criticism during reflection [00:13:00] Strategies for improving efficiency in communication [00:15:00] The impact of public introspection in podcasting [00:16:00] Learning from each podcast episode [00:18:00] Emotional toll of striving for communication improvement [00:20:00] The role of community in healthcare improvement [00:23:00] The concept of reflective practice in communication [00:24:00] Future plans for the podcast and community building [00:25:00] Encouraging physicians to seek improvement [00:26:00] Strategies for improving efficiency in doctor-patient communication [00:27:00] Advice on facing efficiency pressures [00:29:00] Removing paternalism from healthcare communication [00:30:00] Conclusion and information on finding Health Communication Partners More on Dr. Anne Marie Liebel: Dr. Anne Marie Liebel is the president and founder of Health Communication Partners. With a doctorate in education focusing on language, literacy, and education from Penn, Dr. Liebel is a specialist in advancing equity through improved communication and education in health and digital health sectors. She hosts the podcast "10 Minutes to Better Patient Communication," sharing insights and tools for effective healthcare communication. List of Resources Mentioned: Health Communication Partners website https://healthcommunicationpartners.com/ Podcast: "10 Minutes to Better Patient Communication" Reflective practice approaches and frameworks Dr. Liebel's online and hybrid courses Dr. Raj Sundar's episode on both Dr. Liebel's and Bradley's shows The concept of inquiry stance in reflective practice (Susan Lytle and Marilyn Cochran-Smith) Did ya know… You can also be a guest on our show? Please email me at brad@physiciansguidetodoctoring.com to connect or visit www.physiciansguidetodoctoring.com to learn more about the show! Socials: @physiciansguidetodoctoring on FB @physicianguidetodoctoring on YouTube @physiciansguide on Instagram and Twitter
On today's episode, host Dr. Carla Marie Manley, a clinical psychologist and author from Sonoma County, California, talks to Emily Liebel, about her role on the website “Run Wild, My Child”. Emily shares her passion for children's books and the importance of encouraging kids to read. She emphasizes her dual enthusiasm for outdoor activities and reading, highlighting how she has combined the two for children. The discussion emphasizes the significance of talking about the book and its content during the walk, reinforcing the connection between literature and nature. Episode Highlights 02:04: Emily reveals an interesting detail that she and her two brothers are named after notable literary figures. Emily is named after the renowned poet, Emily Dickinson. 02:17: Books and literature played a significant role in Emily's childhood. It was not just about reading but also bonding over the stories, lessons, and experiences from the literature they consumed. This formed an integral part of their quality family time. 03:00: Carla asks Emily about the role of books in her childhood, specifically if they had bedtime stories or how books were integrated into their daily routine. 04:49: Emily emphasizes the beauty of books related to the outdoors and the profound impact they can have on children. She shares her experiences of combining outdoor activities with reading to children, highlighting how one complements the other. 05:18: Emily recommends a beautifully illustrated book, Robert Frost's poem "The Road Not Taken," and describes how she uses it as a prelude to outdoor activities to enrich the experience for her kids. 07:24: The website “Run Wild, My Child”, aims to help parents who are looking to get their kids more involved in outdoor activities. It offers various suggestions, ranging from craft ideas to book recommendations, with the goal of reducing screen time and encouraging kids to play outside. 08:33: Emily expresses her love for writing for the website, sharing her passion for using books as a tool to inspire outdoor activities for children. She is in the process of writing another piece focusing on books for the colder seasons like fall and winter. 09:30: Carla accepts that through sources of inspiration like "Run Wild My Child", parents can easily find new ideas and paths to explore with their kids, without the stress of having to come up with them on their own. 10:52: For micro adventure, Emily explains a simple activity of observing and collecting different leaves during the fall, noting the changes in colours. The goal is to appreciate the beauty of changing seasons and nature. 11:49: Carla delves into the idea that these activities can be customized based on the individual's available time. A more extended adventure could involve a long drive, while a short one might be a quick stroll in the neighbourhood. 12:35: Emily emphasizes that books like "Sunday fun day" encompass a wide range of outdoor activities. They offer crafts, games, and "I spy" type challenges alongside recipes suitable for outdoor cooking. She brings attention to another series of books that are divided by season. These books provide a multitude of recipes, crafts, and activities for each season. 13:35: Carla shifts the topic to a more poignant issue: how families can use books and outdoor experiences to initiate conversations on matters such as eco-anxiety and environmental care. 14:53: Emily also has a personal favourite on eco-anxiety: a community garden-themed counting book. This beautifully illustrated book showcases various community members collaborating to nurture a shared garden. 15:37: Carla believes that books provide an avenue for children to channel their anxieties and learn that positive change is possible. They promote a stronger bond with nature, teaching the importance of caring for and utilizing outdoor spaces for the collective good. 16:00: Emily emphasizes the vast range of topics books cover and the ease of finding them either through personal online searches or by visiting local establishments. She suggests consulting with local librarians as they stay updated with recent publications and have first-hand knowledge of the books available in their collection. They can thus quickly recommend relevant titles. 17:30: Emily stresses the importance of reflection by comparing personal experiences with those of characters in books. This helps children process their emotions and learn from their adventures. 18:02: Emily asserts that books can catalyse a child's imagination, turning their reading experiences into real-life adventures, enhancing both their creativity and pleasure. dXxe6kymXqV0iSUv3rXR 3 Key Points Emily Liebel emphasizes the harmonious blend of outdoor activities and reading for children. Through books like Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken," children are introduced to nature in a literary context, allowing them to experience the outdoors through the lens of literature. The conversation sheds light on how books can be powerful tools in initiating discussions on environmental issues like eco-anxiety. Emily's recommendation, a community garden-themed counting book, demonstrates how literature can foster a sense of community and highlight collaborative efforts to care for the environment. Emily accentuates the transformative power of books in sparking a child's imagination. By reading and reflecting, children are not only enhancing their creativity but also turning their literary experiences into tangible, real-world adventures. Tweetable Quotes "Books are not just about reading; they're about bonding over stories, lessons, and experiences.” - Emily "Nature and literature go hand-in-hand. 'The Road Not Taken' by Robert Frost is more than just a poem; it's a prelude to outdoor adventures.” - Emily "Run Wild, My Child' is a beacon for parents looking to combine the beauty of nature and the power of literature. Less screen time, more green time!" - Emily "Books are gateways, transforming reading experiences into real-life adventures, sparking creativity and joy in young minds.” - Emily Resources Mentioned Helping Families Be Happy Podcast Apple https://runwildmychild.com/ Podcast Editing
Sue Liebel, Director of State Affairs and Midwest Regional Director, joins Marc to talk about people trying to get abortions back on the State ballots
Tom Liebel is a FAIA, LEED Fellow is the Vice President of Moseley Architects, where Tom has been involved in integrating sustainable design principles into a variety of ground-breaking adaptive use and historic preservation projects over the past twenty years, with these projects recognized with multiple awards for design, smart growth, sustainable design and historic preservation. Tom is involved in ongoing research exploring the relationship between sustainability, preservation and urban design, with a particular emphasis in the use of urban adaptive use projects to promote neighborhood revitalization and civic engagement. Tom served two terms as Chair of the Maryland Green Building Council, served on the Maryland Advisory Council for Historic Preservation, Chairs Baltimore City's Commission on Historical and Architectural Preservation, and served as a Mid-Atlantic Regional Representative on the American Institute of Architect's Strategic Council, serving as the 2020 Moderator. Specialties: Historic Preservation/Adaptive Use Sustainable and Resilient Design Affordable Housing Innovation/Visioning/Implementation Strategies Show Highlights The technical rigor of the sciences and blending of creativity in the industry. Green architecture particularly focuses on sustainable preservation, affordable housing, and how to build sustainable communities. Blending adaptive reuse with historic typology to drive sustainable building. Moseley Architects ability to understand the unique challenges that sustainable building presents and ways to innovate. Rediscover low energy approaches towards design by tapping into the past. Tom breaks down understanding resilience into three buckets, natural, technical, and social. Interact with the best and brightest in the profession by involvement with trade organizations like AIA. The first approach is thoughtful designing down to the minimum load using basic principles orientation, lighting, natural ventilation, and bolting on modest technology to solve a modest energy demand. “The idea of resilience and expanding sustainable design principles from dedicated green projects to every project. It's just kind of what we do. What is interesting is, when I'm teaching classes on sustainability…the concepts are so basic that my shorthand is: don't build stupid. And literally that's all you're doing once you know the principles, once you know the basic building physics, …you just kind of dance with the building.” -Tom Liebel Show Resource and Information Linkedin Connect with Charlie Cichetti and GBES GBES is excited our membership community is growing. Consider joining our membership community as members are given access to some of the guests on the podcasts that you can ask project questions. If you are preparing for an exam, there will be more assurance that you will pass your next exam, you will be given cliff notes if you are a member, and so much more. Go to to learn more about the 4 different levels of access to this one-of-a-kind career-advancing green building community! If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on . We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the ! Copyright © 2023 GBES
Phillip is owner and founder of Primitive Wilderness Survival based out of Chico Texas. PWS offers classes on primitive hunting, archery and bow building, flintknapping and so much more. Phil's goal is to get people outdoors while ensuring that they stay safe and comfortable when traveling, exploring and adventuring in the wild places.
Since the Dobbs decision returned the issue of abortion to the states, state legislatures and state courts have taken up abortion restrictions; and the people of Kansas even considered and eventually defeated a pro-life amendment to their constitution. So, what lessons can be learned from this “first round” of state-level abortion contests? And what should […] The post #250 Latest Developments and Lessons for the Pro-Life Movement with Sue Swayze Liebel first appeared on The Good Citizen Project.
Matt Liebel of Liebels guide service on lake sakakawea is on this JMO Podcast to talk in depth about glide bait fishing all open water season. Great recommendations from a fishing guide on one of the most popular fishing techniques across walleye country today. Please subscribe to the JMO Podcast channel and share with your fishing friends. Head to Facebook at JMO Radio/Podcast to give recommendations on future episodes.
For episode #100 of Productivity Mastery, we welcomed Anna Liebel, a Mindshifter originally from Ukraine, and we talked about how you can turn perfectionism into something good for you. Anna shared a lot on the topic, including:
Finns det något vi kan göra för att underlätta för alla de människor som är direkt drabbade av det fruktansvärda som pågår i Ukraina? Det här är en annan typ av avsnitt, ägnat åt kriget! Gästar gör Nataly Lamkén (från Ukraina) och Niklas Börjesson, båda på Sigma Technology som har många ukrainska medarbetare. Även Anna Liebel, som också kommer från Ukraina, är med och ger oss perspektiv och insikter i hur vi bäst stöttar nu.
I don't think it's necessary to tell all of you that the world is INSANE right now with Putin going to war with Ukraine. What a child! The Original Deadtime Stories stands with Ukraine. I've seen a lot of posts on social media about what you can do to help and one of the things that keeps recurring in these posts is using the correct pronunciation of the capital, Kyiv. When we first recorded this episode, Taylor Shurte (who plays Iana Kasian in this chapter) taught me that some members of her family were from Ukraine and pronounced the capital city as Keeve instead of Key-yev. Ever since then if I talked about the Ukrainian capital, I tried to pronounce it the Ukrainian way instead of what the world taught us, the Russian way. So I hope this episode, in some little way, helps us stand with the Ukraine through our pronunciation of the capital city, Kyiv.Written and narrated by Schuyler Fastenau and executive produced by Daniel Jones. Additional voices by Rainee Blake, Marissa Pistone, Daniel Jones, Jordan Katcher, Janette Zosche, Taylor Shurte, Tamara Perry, Ariel Dale, Matt MacNelly, Sophia Sassone, Allyn Anthony Moriyon, and Jeremy Staple. Cover artwork by Catherine Fastenau. Theme music by Tracy Zales.Follow us on:Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/OGDeadtimeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theoriginaldeadtimestories/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DeadtimeStoriesPodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/DeadtimeThe
This week on Family Policy Matters, host Traci DeVette Griggs welcomes Sue Liebel from the Susan B. Anthony List to discuss the potentially landmark U.S. Supreme Court abortion case, Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health. Liebel shares how states can be preparing themselves for a post-Roe v. Wade world, and what abortion laws currently look like in North Carolina.
In this episode, Kent is joined by Anna Liebel. Anna is an international tech project manager and leader dedicated to inspiring individual growth in the workplace and developing cross-functional teams.
In this episode, Kent is joined by Anna Liebel. Anna is an international tech project manager and leader dedicated to inspiring individual growth in the workplace and developing cross-functional teams.
Are you looking to grow your leadership? Do you want to be a more impactful leader? Are you ready to tap into your zone of genius as a leader? Our special guest Anna Liebel (Reykjavík Iceland) answers these and other questions about leadership, vulnerability and self-leadership. Anna Liebel is the creator of what she calls the Zone of Genius and her mission is to live happily and help others choose to do the same. As a Mindshifter, she helps male leaders in tech get out of the firefighter mode, become the proactive Leaders they want to be, and enjoy the ride as they go. Anna's background is in engineering and project management, and back in the corporate days, she met too many brilliant humans who acted as stressed, overwhelmed managers-firefighters. She is committed to shifting the workplace practices to empower these brilliant humans to become the Genius Leaders they can be. Her practice is highly customized to address the needs and the current situation of every Leader Anna works with. The main goal is to create a safe space for the leaders to explore new practices, learn to understand themselves and others better and get the support they have been lacking while being the go-to person for everyone else in their organizations. As her clients put it, "it's a real luxury to be selfish for this one hour per week and have space to focus on myself and my needs only.” The Leadership Junkies Podcast is brought to you by Cardivera.com. Show NotesEpisode highlights… Unique challenges for men in leadership Vital role of vulnerability in leadership Differently understand vulnerability in leadership Vulnerability is the opposite of control Key challenges for men to be vulnerable in their leadership Sustainable leadership leads to happier and healthier workplaces, with families and in communities Differently understanding the alpha male story Sustainable leadership starts with doing the inside work first Role of boundaries in impactful leadership Today's workforce is more often working too much rather than not enough Importance of curiosity in leadership Self-leadership and self-inclusion in overall leadership Ways your inner compass helps you steer the storms of life Strategies for enhancing your sense and practice of self-inclusion as a leader Differently navigating fear as a leader Importance of self-care for leadership (especially men) Exploring your Zone of Genius as a leader Knowing and claiming your gifts Cost of taking care of everyone else without embracing your own self-care Importance of creating space between your initial reaction and your thoughtful response Role of self-awareness and pattern spotting in your leadership Taking your power back in your leadership Becoming more aware of your triggers in order to amplify your leadership Resources: Anna Liebel Anna Liebel Website The Leadership Junkies Podcast Cardivera Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Was passiert mit dem Klopapier, wenn wir es die Toilette runterspülen? Und wo nehmen die fast 9 Millionen Menschen in Österreich ihr Trinkwasser her? Günter Liebel ist fasziniert von Wasser - und ich bin es jetzt auch. Günter Liebel hat auf der Boku in Wien studiert und beschäftigt sich seit 1983 mit Umweltschutz. Er ist im Landwirtschaftsministerium Leiter der Wassersektion.Zur entgeltlichen Einschaltung: Der Podcast der WKO heißt "Austria ist überall"Wenn du Erklär mir die Welt wichtig und meine Arbeit wertvoll findest, unterstütze den Podcast bitte. Alle Infos dazu findest du auf erklaermir.at.Du möchtest Werbung im Podcast schalten oder eine Kooperation eingehen? Melde dich bitte per Mail: andreas.sator at gmail.comVerbinde dich mit mir über WhatsApp. Du kannst mir dort Fragen stellen, eigene Themen für den Podcast vorschlagen und schreiben, was dir am Herzen liegt. Ich melde mich auch, wenn es neue Folgen gibt.Damit ich dir schreiben kann, muss du dich kurz anmelden. Füge +43 677 62 79 16 17 zu deinen Kontakten hinzu und schick mir eine Nachricht mit dem Text “Los”. Damit erklärst du dich einverstanden, dass ich deine Nummer für das WhatsApp-Service des Podcasts speichere.Deine Daten gebe ich nicht weiter, ich behandle sie vertraulich. Mit "Stop" kannst du dich jederzeit abmelden, dann lösche ich die Nummer wieder.Hier findest du mich in den Sozialen Medien:Instagram: @erklaermirFacebook: Erklär mir die WeltMein persönlicher Twitter-Account a_satorauf Instagram a_sator und aufFacebook findest du mich auch.Musik: Something Elated by Broke For Free, CC BYfür deep dive: A Human Being by Andy G. Cohen, CC-BYBeatbox am Ende: Azad Arslantas
HIGHLIGHTSWhat is mind shifting? Design your day by setting intentions Entrepreneurship during the pandemic Helping people enter the zone of genius Zone of Genius vs Zone of ExcellenceStepping out of your comfort zone can be frightening Leaving corporate to make a bigger impact Helping male leaders to shift cultureQUOTESAnna: "The zone of genius are those areas of your life or activities that really feel natural, they come natural to you. If we go into the practicalities of finding the zone, finding it for yourself, think about question like where do you lose track of time, right or get into flow, so to say. Or, the question I like to ask, that is cliché, maybe, is what do I look at people doing, and think, how hard can that be?"Anna: "Yeah, I'm doing a good job, my managers are happy, my clients are happy, my colleagues are happy, but I don't feel like I'm contributing to making society a better place, and the world being a better place for us to live in."Anna: "Whatever experiences you have, they make you, you. You need to learn to be grateful for those experiences and believe, have trust in that you will always find a way to use that in your zone of genius. So it's all a valuable experience."Anna: "When you are in your zone of genius, you have this flow of living, and you manage to navigate the stormy seas of life. So whatever comes to you, you can get through that. And you still feel the flow of that."Anna: "If I can transform or take the leaders who are like, the top in the company and who are the root of the whole culture within the whole organization, if I can mind shift them, they bring this new perspective, new set of behaviors, new set of mindsets to their workplace. They transform the culture." Anna: "In the beginning of my mind shifting journey, I actually wanted to support female leaders in fact, because that is my background, I've been in those shoes, I know how challenging it is. But at the same time, I realized it's not about those women's mindset or something like that, it's about the environment that is not supportive. That environment is created by the men.”Anna: "Know yourself. Invest everything you can do: time, energy, and money into knowing yourself."Rob: "Mind shifting, it's the mindset you take into, the intentionality you take in everyday. The way we wake up and set intentions, and building out things or what you call designing your day in a way that's going to maximize your potential."Connect with Anna through the links belowLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-liebel/Podcast: https://linktr.ee/geniusleadershippodcastDon't forget to subscribe and leave a review.Connect with Rob:www.beacons.page/robnapoliwww.linkedin.com/in/robnapIG: @rise_up.robnapWe have teamed up with Phin, a social impact marketing firm, to give back for each episode. To learn more, visit: https://app.phinforgood.com.
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FLG_S2_E25 www.forleadersglobal.com If there is one thing we know, it's that every single person is different from the next. However, in the workplace it can sometimes feel like there isn't enough space for peoples unique flair and talents to be showcased and appreciated. With this in mind, Anna Liebel unpacks how and why it's important to help people who might feel like outsiders - feel like insiders. On this episode, Anna Liebel shares some of her real life corporate leadership experiences - including some of her highlights, insights & confrontations. Anna communicates the importance of engaging challenging scenarios in a healthy manner, so that both individual growth and team morale is increased. This show is for the leader wanting to develop their individualisation skills by laying out some bold strategies. These approaches could help you tackle the status quo, to bring freshness to yourself, to others and to the synergy within your teams. ABOUT ANNA LIEBEL: https://annaliebel.com/ Anna Liebel is a mindshifter, who helps male leaders in tech to reclaim their Genius Zone, to create healthier cultures - in the workplaces, at home, and in our society. Anna opens up a conversation about mental health on the individual and company levels. FOR LEADERS GLOBAL: To discover your leadership voice order and explore resources and opportunities for you or your organisation, head to www.ForLeadersGlobal.com or email: hello@forleadersglobal.com
Genom hållbart ledarskap kan vi både få mycket gjort samtidigt som medarbetarna mår bra och har balans mellan livets olika delar. Anna Liebel gästar avsnittet från Island. Hon är mindshifter, en 'global citizen' och har en bakgrund i konsultbranschen. Att arbeta långsiktigt och hållbart är en förutsättning för att lyckas. Att göra en energibudget kan vara en start men hur tränar vi oss i självledarskap? Vi får även Mattias spaning från konsultvärlden och på klimattemat fortsätter diskussionen om det goda ledarskap och hur det används i stora förändringar. Poddvärdar är Håkan Mildh Svensson, Helena Torhage & Mattias Loxi
SMOA Survey: bit.ly/SMOAsurvey In what ways do our personal biases seep into our conversations with others? How does the structure of our language impact the reception of the information we are trying to share? In the era of digital medicine and health misinformation, how can we ensure we are communicating effectively with our patients? Anne Marie Liebel attacks questions like these in today's episode of SMOA. Dr. Liebel is the president of Health Communication Partners LLC, the host of the “10 Minutes to Better Patient Communication” podcast series, and the administrator of HealthCommunicationPartners.com. She is writing a book about health literacy from a critical social perspective. To learn more, check out: What Counts as Literacy in Health Literacy: Applying the Autonomous and Ideological Models of Literacy https://doi.org/10.21623/1.8.2.7
The Jeff & Heidi Show Episode 73: Mindshifting with Anna Liebel https://jeffheggie.com/2021/08/25/episode-073-the-jeff-heidi-show-podcast-with-anna-liebel/ Jeff Heggie https://jeffheggie.com/ https://jeffheggie.com/ConfidentAthlete https://mindset.jeffheggie.com/ Heidi Anderson www.ecisecurepay.com Anna Liebel My mission is to transform the way leaders think and act, to empower them to change the cultures in their organizations, thus making their employees healthier and happier, and implementing long-term, successful organizational change. As a mindshifter, I help male leaders get out of the firefighter mode, become the proactive leaders they want to be, and enjoy the ride as they go. We work on my clients' personal development, self-leadership, and deeper understanding of all dimensions of their personality. This work increases their performance, but, more importantly, makes it more sustainable, so that they don't burn themselves or their people out. I am also a big believer in mentoring and sending the elevator back, so I co-founded Helix of Success - a coaching and mentoring collective. The Helix of Success is a visualisation of the fundamental interplay between the strands of maturity and sustainable performance which we believe represents the true DNA of success. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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Last week, Sue Liebel, State Policy Director for Susan B. Anthony List joined host Jonathan Saenz to give a pro-life update.
Drawing upon her career advising Fortune 500 financial services companies on business strategy, transformation and customer experience optimization, Katie Liebel, Founder and Managing Principal of CustomStrat Advisory, discusses how anchoring strategy and transformation with the customer perspective can accelerate growth, foster adaptability and differentiate firms from the competition.
Join Adam & Jeff as we chat with CEO, Founder, Podcast Host of Genius Leadership: Overcoming Everything, Anna Liebel! Believes that each of us has a zone of genius - unique to us. As a Mindshifter, I help male leaders in tech get out of the firefighter mode, become the proactive Leaders they want to be, and enjoy the ride as they go. The research is showing how beneficial empathy and vulnerability are in workplaces. Which are the traits normally nurtured in young women. Yet, how are our men brought up? "Be strong", "man up", etc. I see many male leaders who are great humans willing to be better at leading others, yet they were never taught to open up, show their emotions, and own their weaknesses. Given that most of the power positions are occupied by men, no wonder employee engagement is so low and mental health issues cost companies billions each year. Journey: Raised in Ukraine, moved to Sweden, ended up in Iceland Studied computer science and was often the only female Helps male leaders in tech, more sustainable leaders, without burning themselves or their employees out. Lack of empathy in men Struggle to reach true equality So many men are unhappy, unhealthy. We are sentient beings - don't need to necessarily teach directly. Creating a safe place for my clients so they can explore these things People do as we do, not as we say (much like our kids) Practice what you preach “Not everyone is ready for that” For School Leaders: Be patient Get crystal clear on your “Why” - why do you WANT to transform? What is your vision for your future self? “Don't let your legacy be seen only once you're gone” - What is your Living Legacy? Where are you going too far in your work? - When is “good” good enough? It's different, but it's not wrong Leadership Challenge New country, young daughter, and new business. This is re-learning journey Need people to be able to call you out and bring you back “I'm worthy just because I am” Hopeful Society that is empowered and to explore who we are. 1 LINKS Genius Leadership Podcast GUEST CONTACT INFORMATION Anna Liebel on LinkedIn HOST CONTACT INFORMATION INSTAGRAM Dr. Jeff Prickett Adam DeWitt TWITTER Dr. Jeff Prickett Adam DeWitt FACEBOOK Principal Leadership Lab Dr. Jeff Prickett Adam DeWitt
This episode is part one of a two-part series dedicated to your reclaiming your Zone of Genius. You will hear a recording of an interactive masterclass I have done on the topic, including comments from some of the participants. This first part focuses on the definition of the zone of genius and its characteristics and introduces you to two practices that will help you find your Zone. The second part will come out next week, providing the third practice and suggesting 10 strategies for you to stay in your Zone as much as possible. During this podcast, I would like you to get into those uncomfortable questions and be honest with yourself because that is what ultimately improves your performance as a leader, businessman, and human. We will be talking about sustainable business and personal performance without any burnouts, so you can have the motivation at all times, and not hit the wall or lead your team to that wall. In this episode you will hear about: Defining your zone of genius, learning what it is about and what it is not Finding the ways to get into that zone and the strategies to get back to it when life throws you curveballs Thoughts and examples on how to find your zone of genius Practices for finding your zone You'll find a lot of value in this recording today and I hope you will take time to put the exercises we talk about into action. Enjoy and stay Genius, Anna and the Genius Team Join me for free weekly calls for Genius Leaders: https://mailchi.mp/52efc81189bd/weeklygeniusleadercall Schedule your complimentary strategy call here: https://annaliebel.as.me/strategycall Soundtrack copyright: «Там, куди я йду» (Tam, kudy ya ydu) Artist: Гурт [О] (Gurt [O]) Music by: Olexander Kasprov, Olga Lytvynenko Lyrics by: Olga Lytvynenko (С)&(P) 2020 MASTERSKAYA
On this week's podcast, Tony Liebel joins us from New York City where he is CEO of tech startup Buzr. The company's product, called Buzr Pro, was designed to replace outdated apartment access systems by only requiring the user to install the Buzr Pro smart device hardware into the individual apartment or condo wall unit. Tony and his co-founder Jeremy Walker met at Cornell Tech, where they began their collaboration. In May 2020, Buzr was one of four student companies that won the highly competitive Cornell Tech Startup Awards and received $100,000 in pre-seed funding to pursue their startups after graduation. Along with the funds, the company was provided a co-working space at Cornell's Roosevelt Island, NY campus and access to a support team of industry leaders and executives in computer science and engineering. Buzr Pro's anticipated shipping date is Winter 2022. The company is currently running a preorder special for 20 percent off. Learn more about Buzr by visiting www.getbuzr.com Today's episode of Residential Tech Talks is brought to you by Shelly WiFi Relays by Alterco | Smart home devices designed and developed to provide solutions tailored to your needs. Go to shelly.cloud and make IoT simple!
This time I'm talking to Anna Liebel, another leadership coach but with a radically different target and approach.Right? Wrong? Better? Worse? None of the above, and that's precisely what we'll be exploring in this episode. Links and resourcesIf our mention of suicide / mental health issues struck a cord with you, please refer toInternational help linesUS-based help linesAnna's websiteFollow me on LinkedInOn FacebookOn YoutubeOn MediumOn Eventbrite___Music credits: https://bit.ly/2UhlonV
In the episode, Dan Liebel tells us the story of his 22-year-old, 16' 3" long albino Burmese python, Samantha, who suddenly died in 2019. Dan had suspicions that Samantha was likely slightly overweight so he decided to perform a necropsy. He detailed his findings in a Facebook post that immediately went viral. This episode focuses on the obesity epidemic currently seen in herpetoculture, especially within the big snake community. We discuss big snake-keeping culture and where there is space for improvement. Show Notes: https://www.animalsathomenetwork.com/90-dan-liebel/
Anna is a leadership consultant helping leaders reclaim their Genius Zone by eliminating reactivity, transforming their leadership, and becoming catalysts of thriving company culture. The best thing Anna knows is to see a spark in her clients’ eyes when they (re)discover their Zone and get to play in it more often. They become more curious about themselves and the others, better listeners, more empathetic and effective leaders, greater Humans, and they get to enjoy their journey so much more! To hear more conversations about leading from your Zone of Genius, tune into Genius Leadership: overcoming Everything podcast. Website: https://annaliebel.com/ Twitter: @anna_liebel Instagram: @anna.liebel LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-liebel/ Podcast: https://linktr.ee/geniusleadershippodcast
How do we lead in times of great change and uncertainty? And how does the business leader find back to the passion and purpose that was once there, but might have gotten lost in the daily hustle of putting out fires and dealing with all the "stuff".In this week's episode I have the great pleasure of sitting down with Anne Liebel. Anna is a leadership coach, has her own consultancy and also her own podcast. She helps leaders find back to their genius zone, that place where we feel passion and purpose for what we are spending our days working on. Anna believes that great leadership starts with you, and her main focus with her clients lies on their self-leadership and personal development. She has a background in project management and experience from a number of different industries.When searching for the stories for the future, leadership is one of those things that I think glues everything together in a way. And I am not only talking about business leadership. As we discuss in this episode we all have to lead, as friends, parents, spouses, citizens. And it is more important than ever that we dare to lead. And in ways that is in alignment with our values and personal strengths. I highly recommend checking out Anna's podcast: Genius Leadership: Overcoming everythingYou can also follow Anna on her website and on LinkedIn. For all resources and everything mentioned in the episode, go to Storiesforthefuture.noThere you can also sign up to receive my newsletter and to get noticed every time I release another episode.InstagramLinkedInFacebook
Get all the inside secrets and tools you need to help you develop your leadership skills so you can build the best team to drive productivity and profitability. Are you working within your Genius Zone? Let’s get some tips from leadership consultant and mindset master, Anna Liebel In this episode you will learn: How to enjoy your work more Engage with the why, how, support and motivation 3 Specific questions you should ponder each night Find Anna on her website, www.annaliebel.com or on Linked In, https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-liebel/ Listen in as Jennifer Takagi, founder of Takagi Consulting, 4X time Amazon.Com Best Selling-Author, Certified Jack Canfield Success Principle Trainer, Certified Professional Behavioral Analyst and Facilitator of the DISC Behavioral Profiles, Certified Change Style Indicator Facilitator, and Certified Coaching Specialist - leadership entrepreneur, speaker and trainer, shares the lessons she’s learned along the way. Each episode is designed to give you the tools, ideas, and inspiration to lead with integrity. Humor is a big part of Jennifer’s life, so expect a few puns and possibly some sarcasm. Tune in for a motivational guest, a story or tips to take you even closer to that C-Suite Office you’ve been coveting. You know you are already a leader, you just need to gather a few more tips and trick to master your craft. Please share the episodes that inspired you the most and be sure to leave a comment. Official Website: http://www.takagiconsulting.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennifertakagi/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/takagiconsulting Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/newmanagermastery Wishing you the best, Jennifer Takagi Speaker, Trainer, Author Connect with me on the New Manager Media Podcast Connect with me on Facebook: https://facebook.com/takagiconsulting Connect with me on Instagram: http://instagram.com/jennifertakagi Connect with me on Youtube: http://youtube.com/jennifertakagi PS: We would love to hear from you! For questions, coaching, or to book interviews, please email my team at assist@takagiconsultingcom
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+++ IT'S IN THE GENIUS +++ You may have heard the phrase, "It's in the genes!" Right? Normally when the phrase is used as a way of highlighting skills, it is generally used in a celebratory way to make sure you know this is something that cannot be duplicated because it is in the genes. I tend to see this a lot in the sports industry as players celebrate their skills and pridefully proclaim where those kinds of skills originate. But when last have you heard someone say, "It's in the genius?" I would dare say, very little or never. Well, this episode, even though it doesn't use the "it's in the genius" phrase, implies that leaders who tap into their zone of genius and find their true self are almost unstoppable. Take a listen as our guest - Ana Liebel - explains. ++++++++++ Who is ANA LIEBEL? Anna is a leadership and team development consultant, a global citizen with a Ukrainian heart, and a tech project manager dedicated to people growth. With an education from three European countries, 6+ years of project management experience within various industries, and leading cross-functional and international teams, Anna is well-equipped to bring a new perspective to the challenges that modern leaders are occupied with. Anna helps leaders reclaim their genius zone by eliminating reactivity, transforming their leadership, and becoming catalysts of a thriving company culture. ++++++++++ Please share this episode with one other person and leave a comment on the platform through which you listen to this show and/or on social media. Thanks so much. And remember, you are ONE SKILL AWAY from your best hope. P.S. If this show is one that you are benefiting from, why not show your love and support at www.patreon.com/kingsleygrant. Your gift helps to underwrite the monthly cost of producing the show. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kingsleygrant/message
Why you will want to listen to this episode. Today I brought on Anna Liebel, a Leadership and Team Development Consultant and the host of the Genius Leadership Podcast. Anna Liebel is a global citizen with a Ukrainian heart and a tech project manager dedicated to people growth. With an education from three European countries, 6+ years of project management experience within various industries, and a focus on leading cross-functional and international teams, Anna helps to bring a new perspective to the challenges that modern leaders are occupied with.Resources:Get more help on your applications from Let’s Eat, GrandmaFollow Anna on LinkedInListen to her podcast Genius Leadership: Overcoming EverythingFollow us:Follow Chris on LinkedInCheck us out on InstagramSubscribe to Let’s Eat, Grandma’s YouTube channel for video podcast highlights See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Leave the drama at the door. Math class is a drama free zone
Anna Liebel is a leadership and team development consultant, a global citizen with a Ukrainian heart, and a tech project manager dedicated to people growth. With an education from three European countries, 6+ years of project management experience within various industries, and a focus on leading cross-functional and international teams, Anna helps to bring a new perspective to the challenges that modern leaders are occupied with. Check out Anna's offer here.
In this international edition of the show I connect with Anna Liebel, Personal Motivator and Development Strategist based out of Iceland who shares how she helps individuals, teams and organizations reclaim their "Genius Zone"
In this international edition of the show I connect with Anna Liebel, Personal Motivator and Development Strategist based out of Iceland who shares how she helps individuals, teams and organizations reclaim their "Genius Zone"
In this international edition of the show, I connect with Anna Liebel, Personal Motivator and Development Strategist based out of Iceland, who shares how she helps individuals, teams, and organizations reclaim their "Genius Zone."
In this international edition of the show I connect with Anna Liebel, Personal Motivator and Development Strategist based out of Iceland who shares how she helps individuals, teams and organizations reclaim their "Genius Zone"
In this international edition of the show I connect with Anna Liebel, Personal Motivator and Development Strategist based out of Iceland who shares how she helps individuals, teams and organizations reclaim their "Genius Zone"
In this international edition of the show I connect with Anna Liebel, Personal Motivator and Development Strategist based out of Iceland who shares how she helps individuals, teams and organizations reclaim their "Genius Zone"
In this episode, I am joined by a dear friend Doreen who always asks deep questions and uses her own experiences and observations to create mindshifting conversations. You will hear about: - My background - Some of my experiences of leading and being lead - Why did I start Genius Leadership - What's common between shopping at a supermarket and working with other people? - Setting boundaries as a leader - Coaching leadership style Enjoy and stay Genius, Anna Learn more about me: https://annaliebel.com/ Soundtrack copyright: «Там, куди я йду» (Tam, kudy ya ydu) Artist: Гурт [О] (Gurt [O]) Music by: Olexander Kasprov, Olga Lytvynenko Lyrics by: Olga Lytvynenko (С)&(P) 2020 MASTERSKAYA
In this international edition of the show I connect with Anna Liebel, Personal Motivator and Development Strategist based out of Iceland who shares how she helps individuals, teams and organizations reclaim their "Genius Zone"
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In this international edition of the show I connect with Anna Liebel, Personal Motivator and Development Strategist based out of Iceland who shares how she helps individuals, teams and organizations reclaim their "Genius Zone"
In this episode I'm talking with Reptile Educator Dan Liebel. Dan has an A.S. in Environmental Science, B.S. in Biology and has been keeping reptiles and amphibians for 25 years and lecturing for 13 years. Dan is telling us how he ended up with 52 snakes in his house as a young boy and bartered his way with his parents to a small collection of reptiles before even graduating high school. Dan will share stories about what it takes to balance the massive responsibility of caring for so many vulnerable critters that require so much care. We recap the great night Dan spent teaching me how to handle an albino python that was worth more than my car at the time. So many great stories! The History of the Teddy Bear: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teddy_bear
> Sign Up For Our Newsletter: http://www.firsthuman.com/being-human-newsletter/I hope that you're all enjoying your Christmas break.This week my guest is Anna Liebel. Anna is a on mission to empower professionals to thrive by helping get into what she calls one's Zone of Genius.This particular episode is a special one, as it has an addendum where Anna goes into detail with a subject close to my heart: journaling. Just watch out for it at the end of the recording.In the episode, we talk:- Your 'zone of genius'- Staying on track- Journaling- The 'Euromaidan' protests in Ukraine- Leading others from your zone of geniusEnjoy!To your humanity,RichardLinks:Anna's LinkedIn Profile
> Sign Up For Our Newsletter: http://www.firsthuman.com/being-human-newsletter/I hope that you're all enjoying your Christmas break.This week my guest is Anna Liebel. Anna is a on mission to empower professionals to thrive by helping get into what she calls one's Zone of Genius.This particular episode is a special one, as it has an addendum where Anna goes into detail with a subject close to my heart: journaling. Just watch out for it at the end of the recording.In the episode, we talk:- Your 'zone of genius'- Staying on track- Journaling- The 'Euromaidan' protests in Ukraine- Leading others from your zone of geniusEnjoy!To your humanity,RichardLinks:Anna's LinkedIn Profile
> Sign Up For Our Newsletter: http://www.firsthuman.com/being-human-newsletter/I hope that you're all enjoying your Christmas break.This week my guest is Anna Liebel. Anna is a on mission to empower professionals to thrive by helping get into what she calls one's Zone of Genius.This particular episode is a special one, as it has an addendum where Anna goes into detail with a subject close to my heart: journaling. Just watch out for it at the end of the recording.In the episode, we talk:- Your 'zone of genius'- Staying on track- Journaling- The 'Euromaidan' protests in Ukraine- Leading others from your zone of geniusEnjoy!To your humanity,RichardLinks:Anna's LinkedIn Profile
Project Fugu versucht Web-Anwendungen auf die nächste Stufe zu heben, indem es Fähigkeiten mit nativer Power ins Web bringt. Mit diesen Worten beschreibt unser Gast Christian Liebel das Thema dieser Folge. Ihr kennt ihn bereits aus Folge 70, in der er mit uns über Web Components spricht. Mit dem Slogan “Bridging the Native Gap” startete Google das Projekt für einen neuen Standard, der die Entwicklung von Web- und Native-Apps vereinfachen soll. Auch bekannt unter dem Namen Web Capabilities, haben sich mit der Zeit die beiden Tech-Riesen Intel und Microsoft angeschlossen. Nun verfolgen sie gemeinsam das Ziel, das Web mit neuen Schnittstellen auszustatten und Browser so mit nativen Funktionen auszustatten. Denkbar ist hier beispielsweise der Zugriff auf die Hardware oder das Dateisystem des Endgeräts. Weitere Links aus der Folge: Liste bereits bestehender Features und aktueller Statusüberblick gewünschter Features. Jährlicher Bericht des HTTP Archive, an dem Christian in diesem Jahr mitwirkt. Aufgepasst! Ihr könnt Christian Liebels Buch “Progressive Web Apps. Das Praxisbuch” (2018) von uns zugesandt bekommen! Schreibt uns einfach eine Direktnachricht über Twitter, weshalb das Buch genau das Richtige für euch ist. Die schnellsten drei von euch bekommen ein Paket von uns. Mit Christian könnt ihr über seine Webseite und über alle dort verlinkten Social-Media-Accounts in Kontakt treten. Picks of the Day Jojo: Clubdesk - Eine Vewaltungssoftware für das Vereinswesen. Sebi: Asynchrone Generatoren in JavaScript - Mach mit einem Await eine “for…of”-Schleife. Dennis: Sketchup - Software zur 3D-Modellierung, bspw. zur Planung einer Renovierung im Haus. Christian: Pokered auf GitHub - Eine Disassembly von Pokémon Red. Schreibt uns! Schickt uns eure Themenwünsche und euer Feedback. podcast@programmier.bar Folgt uns! Bleibt auf dem Laufenden über zukünftige Folgen und virtuelle Meetups und beteiligt euch an Community-Diskussionen. Twitter Instagram Facebook Meetup YouTube Musik: Hanimo
Wie kann ich ein Front-End ganz ohne Framework bauen? Probier's mit Web Components! In dieser Folge erzählt uns Christian Liebel von den Potenzialen der wiederverwendbaren HTML-Komponenten. Web Components sind ein Set von APIs, die es modernen Browsern ermöglichen, komponentenbasierte Architekturen zu verwenden. Dieses Komponentenmodell wird als Standard kontinuierlich vom W3C weiterentwickelt. Es bietet den großen Vorteil, dass einzelne Elemente einer Webseite aktualisiert werden können, ohne dabei die grundlegende Struktur durcheinander zu bringen. Wir nähern uns in dieser Folge der Frage, ob Web Components womöglich in Zukunft Frameworks wie Angular oder React ablösen werden, gemeinsam mit Christian Liebel von Thinktecture. In seinem Buch “Progressive Web Apps: Das Praxisbuch” schreibt er über plattformübergreifende App-Entwicklung mit Angular und Workbox und ist nicht nur Google Developers Expert, sondern auch Microsoft MVP. Auf Twitter könnt ihr Christian unter @christianliebel folgen. Picks of the Day Christian hat mit Web Components auf Paint.js.org die klassische Version von Microsoft Paint nachgebaut und es fühlt sich schön retronostalgisch an! Auf seinem GitHub-Profil gibt's dazu noch mehr Infos. Sebi: Die JavaScript-Methode ‘Promise.allSettled()' ermöglicht mehrere asynchrone Tasks, die voneinander unabhängig sind. Jojo: Die neue, coole JavaScript-Funktionalität ‘Private Fields' wird im EcmaScript-Standard implementiert und ist Teil des Class-Field-Proposals TC39. Aktuell können die Private Fields mit Babel 7 und dem Stage 3 Preset verwendet werden. Schreibt uns! Schickt uns eure Themenwünsche und euer Feedback. podcast@programmier.bar Folgt uns! Bleibt auf dem Laufenden über zukünftige Folgen und virtuelle Meetups und beteiligt euch an Community-Diskussionen. Twitter Instagram Facebook Meetup YouTube Musik: Hanimo
In this episode of Adventures in Angular, special guest, Christian Liebel engages the panel in an interesting discussion on Angular performance especially as it relates to runtime performance. Sponsor CacheFly Panel Alyssa Nicoll Brooks Forsyth Chris Ford Guest Christian Liebel Links https://christianliebel.com/ https://twitter.com/christianliebel Angular Performance: Your App at the Speed of Light – Christian Liebel | NG-DE 2019 Picks Alyssa Nicoll: CodeItLive Christian Liebel: Pokemon Brooks Forsyth: Apple’s Sidecar Chris Ford: putting clocks in your applications doing something a little bit normal Follow us on Twitter: @angularpodcast
In this episode of Adventures in Angular, special guest, Christian Liebel engages the panel in an interesting discussion on Angular performance especially as it relates to runtime performance. Sponsor CacheFly Panel Alyssa Nicoll Brooks Forsyth Chris Ford Guest Christian Liebel Links https://christianliebel.com/ https://twitter.com/christianliebel Angular Performance: Your App at the Speed of Light – Christian Liebel | NG-DE 2019 Picks Alyssa Nicoll: CodeItLive Christian Liebel: Pokemon Brooks Forsyth: Apple’s Sidecar Chris Ford: putting clocks in your applications doing something a little bit normal Follow us on Twitter: @angularpodcast
In this episode of Adventures in Angular, special guest, Christian Liebel engages the panel in an interesting discussion on Angular performance especially as it relates to runtime performance. Sponsor CacheFly Panel Alyssa Nicoll Brooks Forsyth Chris Ford Guest Christian Liebel Links https://christianliebel.com/ https://twitter.com/christianliebel Angular Performance: Your App at the Speed of Light – Christian Liebel | NG-DE 2019 Picks Alyssa Nicoll: CodeItLive Christian Liebel: Pokemon Brooks Forsyth: Apple’s Sidecar Chris Ford: putting clocks in your applications doing something a little bit normal Follow us on Twitter: @angularpodcast
Anna takes us on the road of her personal development journey as we discuss the difference between self-confidence and self-esteem, the importance of finding the purpose in life for increased satisfaction, the life-changing 7 Habits of Highly Effective People book, the thorough process in which she implemented each habit over a period of a few years, how she uses different tools to reflect and understand herself and others, and the importance of having an accountability partner to ask for help and feedback when needed. Key Takeaways (topics): (1) Life is a marathon, not a sprint. We need to gear ourselves up for a marathon in order to survive it, do well, and get to the finish line in good shape. (2) Self-confidence vs. self-esteem (3) Use periods to lessen comparing ourselves to others. Compare ourselves today to how we were yesterday instead. (4) Journaling - 4 daily questions to answer (5) Finding our inner compass, purpose, and joy in our lives (6) Take action at the scene of inspiration. Implement and integrate knowledge after we receive the information. (7) You can’t read the label when you’re sitting inside the box. Connect with Anna: LinkedIn & Facebook: Anna Liebel Instagram: @anna.liebel Website: https://annaliebel.com/ FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/letmechallengeyouforgood/ — music by Dyalla Swain http://soundcloud.com/dyallas & https://www.purple-planet.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/happierwithming/message
Crankbaits simply catch walleye. We discuss the details for successfully trolling crankbaits on this week's JMO Podcast. Matt Liebel is a successful guide and tournament angler from Williston North Dakota who has spent most of his life figuring out the bite on Lake Sakakawea in western ND. These big reservoir trolling tactics are not only relevant on Lake Sakakawea but can be applied on many different fisheries. JMO Podcast Host Tayler Michels joins Matt Liebel to discuss trolling crankbaits and Lake Sakakawea. A super effective and proven presentation for putting big fish in the boat on one of the Midwest's premier fisheries. Make sure to leave your comments below and let us know what guests or topics you want to hear on future episodes. Subscribe to keep up with future content!
Durante cerca de trezentos anos, milhares de pessoas foram julgadas por bruxaria, e muitas delas foram executadas, normalmente pela fogueira. No entanto, a despeito de todos os estudos sobre o assunto, a caça às bruxas na Europa moderna é tema de muita controvérsia e disputas narrativas. Convidamos Sílvia Liebel e Lívia Torquetti para conversar sobre o assunto e tirar do caminho algumas dúvidas e preconcepções a respeito do tema, além de apresentar parte do debate historiográfico em torno do tema.
Blake Liebel era un millonario heredero con aspiraciones de escritor. Invirtió parte de su fortuna en editar sus propias fantasías criminales en forma de novela gráfica. Hasta que dejó de ser suficiente... Este contenido está disponible para todos los oyentes y suscriptores de Elena en El País de los Horrores. Recuerda que puedes acceder al contenido extra si nos apoyas en iVoox, a partir de 1,49 euros al mes. ¡Tu ayuda nos permite seguir adelante!
Blake Liebel era un millonario heredero con aspiraciones de escritor. Invirtió parte de su fortuna en editar sus propias fantasías criminales en forma de novela gráfica. Hasta que dejó de ser suficiente... Este contenido está disponible para todos los oyentes y suscriptores de Elena en El País de los Horrores. Recuerda que puedes acceder al contenido extra si nos apoyas en iVoox, a partir de 1,49 euros al mes. ¡Tu ayuda nos permite seguir adelante!
Conversations about bias, healthcare, and the importance of reflection have gone global. In this episode, you’ll learn 4 questions you can ask yourself–or a group you’re in–to engage in some reflective practice around bias in healthcare. You’ll also hear about Dr. Liebel’s upcoming online course about reflective practice. EPISODE TRANSCRIPT Today’s episode, like every episode, […] The post Reflective practice on bias in healthcare: 4 questions appeared first on Health Communication Partners.
Blake Liebel era un millonario heredero con aspiraciones de escritor. Invirtió parte de su fortuna en editar sus propias fantasías criminales en forma de novela gráfica. Hasta que dejó de ser suficiente... Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox https://go.ivoox.com/rf/52647594, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals en https://www.ivoox.com/originals
Blake Liebel era un millonario heredero con aspiraciones de escritor. Invirtió parte de su fortuna en editar sus propias fantasías criminales en forma de novela gráfica. Hasta que dejó de ser suficiente... Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox https://go.ivoox.com/rf/52647594, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals en https://www.ivoox.com/originals
Blake Liebel era un millonario heredero con aspiraciones de escritor. Invirtió parte de su fortuna en editar sus propias fantasías criminales en forma de novela gráfica. Hasta que dejó de ser suficiente... Este contenido está disponible para todos los oyentes y suscriptores de Elena en El País de los Horrores. Recuerda que puedes acceder al contenido extra si nos apoyas en iVoox, a partir de 1,49 euros al mes. ¡Tu ayuda nos permite seguir adelante!
DevCouch erscheint circa alle 14 Tage und ist ein kostenloser Unterhaltungspodcast von 3 freiberuflichen Softwareentwicklern - Manuel Wenk, Thomas Krause und Oliver Vogel. Twitter https://twitter.com/_devcouch Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devcouch_podcast/ iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/devcouch/id1249563765 Für Feedback kontaktiert uns auf www.devcouch.de oder sendet uns eine Email an info@devcouch.de . Über eine positive Bewertung bei iTunes freuen wir uns!
Get ready for episode 2 of Turbo Talk, as host Robert J. Turbin is joined by his co-host, Bridget Case, and their special guest this week: Dr. Richard Liebel. This trio does an excellent job delving into the world of sports performance-strategy and rehabilitation. Enjoy the show, and don’t forget to hit the hole like … Continued
Brandon Leibel started Sand Cloud after a draining corporate call center job left him dreaming of sunny days at his local San Diego beach. Thanks to hard work and a break on Shark Tank in February 2017, Sand Cloud took off and has now done over $20 million in sales, while continuing to donate to organizations that protect marine life and ocean ecosystems as apart of the Sand Cloud mission to #SaveTheFishies. Leibel is the head of sales, licensing, marketing and public relations for Sand Cloud.
On this episode of SPx, hosts Joe & Ashley sit down with iQor CEO Hartmut Liebel to get to the bottom of iQor's unique business model. They discuss how St. Petersburg won out over cities like Chicago, Charlotte and many others for iQor's global headquarters, and what the company is looking for from a talent perspective. Liebel shares his passion projects, local business heroes, and "selfish" morning routine, along with his secret to beating the "lonely CEO" problem.
Hartmut Liebel is the CEO of iQor, a managed services and solutions provider for some of the world's most well-known technology brands. But I invited him on the show today to share his experiences in losing both as a professional tennis player and in business settings, and how these experiences have paid dividends in his role as CEO at iQor. Former ranked tennis pro Hartmut Liebel is the current president and CEO of iQor, an integrated services partner for some of the world’s leading technology brands. Liebel has an intriguing background. Born in Germany, he came from a working-class family—his father was a child during WWII. Around his later teen years, Liebel became interested in tennis and was ranked #20 in Europe by the time he was 21. He leveraged his aptitude for tennis into a move to Florida, playing against D1 schools on the college circuit, and quickly propelling himself to #2 in the US. Liebel (humbly) says he never made much of a name for himself in the tennis world. However, he credits his playing career and the professional experiences that followed as a currency and auctions trader, a tennis coach at Notre Dame, and a financial analyst, to name a few, to his success as president and CEO of a $1.5 billion company. "You get used to losing", is a comment he makes about both his athletic background and three years of constantly losing on deals as an auctions trader. In short, Liebel has learned a lot about managing risk—particularly insight of knowing how much loss to take before changing your strategy, how much loss is acceptable, and how much/when you need to change based on data. About iQor iQor is the only global managed services provider embedded in the flow between product, people, and services, from point of customer acquisition to sustainable recycling. With 45,000 employees in 18 countries, they partner with many of the world's best-known brands such as Apple and Microsoft. The company delivers aftermarket product and customer support solutions that span the consumer value chain, from customer care and receivables management to product diagnostics and repair services. Their award-winning technology, logistics, and analytics platforms enable us to measure, monitor, and analyze brand interactions, improve business processes, and find operational efficiencies that lead to superior outcomes for our partners across the customer and product life cycles.
Welcome to the series 10 Minutes to Better Patient Communication In this episode, you’ll meet Dr. Liebel, and you’ll learn: the story behind this podcast and how it came to be, who Dr. Liebel is and why you're here together, what you can expect to learn over the course of the series. Don’t forget to […] The post 10 Minutes to Better Patient Communication Podcast Series Introduction appeared first on Health Communication Partners.
Patient misconceptions are one of the most popular topics among the providers Dr. Liebel’s met. It seemed a good place to start the series! In this episode, you’ll learn about: what misconceptions really are and where they come from, how embracing misconceptions can improve patient relationships, making misconceptions your secret advantage in patient education. Don’t […] The post How patient misconceptions can be your secret advantage appeared first on Health Communication Partners.
The last 10 years have seen a 75% rise in legal costs, which compares to a 20% increase for other fields. It's estimated that there are one billion dollars worth of unrecognized legal needs in today's market. Even when legal needs are recognized, it's common for potential clients to see their problems as prohibitively expensive. As a solo practitioner or law firm, you might be wondering how to tap into that potential billable revenue. As it turns out, your answer could be branded networks. In this episode of Legal Toolkit, host Jared Correia and Solo Practice University founder Susan Cartier Liebel discuss the benefits of being part of branded networks like Legalzoom, Rocket Lawyer, Avvo, upcounsel, LawGo, Priori Legal, and lawtrades. By leveraging network marketing resources, participating practitioners get the benefit of a large scale advertising campaign without having to make an in kind investment. In addition, some of these organizations are capable of offering low cost malpractice insurance and/or invoicing platforms to help make practice life easier. Whether you decide to join a branded network or not, the prediction is that they are here to stay. Stay tuned to hear advice on selecting a network to be part of as well as Jared's true feelings about Peyton Manning. Susan Cartier Liebel is the founder and CEO of Solo Practice University®, the only online educational and professional networking community for lawyers and law students who want to create and grow their solo/small firm practices.
Founder and CEO Susan Cartier Liebel of Solo Practice University, heads the only online educational and professional networking community for lawyers and law students who want to create and grow their solo/small firm practices. She's a wife, mother, mentor, avid traveler and all around curious about life and the planet we inhabit. With ten years in business before law school, Susan noticed her school’s complete lack of support for the 50 percent who would likely become solo practitioners. Law is the one license that allows you to be self-employed, yet students are being taught how to be employees.
Starting a solo law practice can be invigorating, frightening, and exciting at first. But after the adrenaline and excitement of starting a solo practice fades, how do lawyers stay motivated? Unlike working in a large firm, an attorney's personal life and solo practice become interconnected, causing unique and often unexpected challenges. Many lawyers experience inner turmoil that requires a different resolution than a well thought-out business plan or financial planning. On this episode of New Solo, Adriana Linares interviews consultant Susan Cartier Liebel about how to stay motivated throughout the process of starting a solo law practice. Liebel encourages lawyers to make concrete life goals and envision where they might be 5, 10, and 15 years in the future, both professionally and personally. She recommends integrating personal interests and lifestyle with professional practice, resulting in a support system and a trusting client base. According to Liebel, there are three emotional inhibitors when opening a solo practice: the fear of a malpractice suit, the fear of being alone, and the lack of mentors. By focusing on the endgame, a lawyer can create an internal support system that supplements external support. Susan Cartier Liebel is a coaching consultant for solos and small firms who start their own law practice right out of law school. She has been an adjunct professor for Quinnipiac University School of Law, teaching law students how to start and grow their own law practices. She has since taken on consulting full-time. Her entity, Solo Practice University, now teaches hundreds of attorneys how to become solo practitioners. She is additionally a frequent speaker to law schools, bar associations, and professional organizations around the country. Special thanks to our sponsor, Solo Practice University, a community dedicated to helping lawyers build their very own solo law practice. Check it out at solopracticeuniversity.com.
Dr. Richard Liebel joins The Chase Podcast to discuss his work at the Pro Sports Institute and gives some insight on what it’s like treating professional athletes. Plus, he provides an update on one of his clients, Chargers TE Hunter Henry, and how he’s handling his ACL rehab. Dr. Liebel predominantly works with NFL players and several members of the Los Angeles Chargers including, Melvin Gordon, Keenan Allen, Casey Hayward, and Henry. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/profootballchase-podcast/donations
In today’s episode, Dr. Richard Liebel joins the show for an injury roundup as we get set for the Divisional Round of the Playoffs. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/profootballchase-podcast/donations
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