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1979—that’s the year today’s featured ministry introduced the movie on the life of Christ.  That ministry has the name of the movie, “The Jesus Film.” The thriving organization has produced the Jesus Film in over 1,800 languages with a reach of over 5 billion people.  The Jesus Film today is much more than the movie Listen as Brian Richardson from The Jesus Film explains what he does and the exciting things happening around the world!  Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the movement A Third of Us.  Become an Advocate  Learn more about The Jesus Film

Making smart gear purchases can help grow your video business. It can also be an expensive distraction. With such a large variety of choices and features, it’s easy to get lost down a rabbit hole of gear. To help shed light on this, I’ve brought on a true expert to this episode. If you are new to live streaming, make sure to test it out thoroughly before you go live. Get the right gear, but don’t go overboard. Once you are comfortable with what you have, try it out and get familiar with all the settings. When it’s time to do the real thing, you’ll know what to expect and come off as a pro. Key Takeaways Be proactive with your customer service. Being quick to respond and communicate reduces anxieties and makes customers feel heard and valued. This is what ultimately leads to repeat business and referrals. About Chris Monlux Chris is the multimedia editor for Videomaker and their magazine. He conducts and writes all of their reviews and produces all of their learning videos content. This guy knows his gear! The Essential Gear for the Modern Videomaker Get ready to nerd out on a lot of gear in this episode. Chris describes why many different cameras are in his collection and why he enjoys them for their different features. However, just because a camera has all the bells and whistles doesn’t mean it's a good investment. Before you get your hands on an expensive piece of equipment, you should consider whether or not your clients would actually benefit from it. For obvious reasons, live-streaming has become more popular than ever this year. There’s a lot of tech to consider if you do live streaming and having the right stuff can really make a difference. Overall, Chris recommends keeping it simple. Just a couple of cameras and the right software should get the job done. Where you succeed or fail will hinge a lot more on your content and marketing than it will on the tech that you use. The Best Approach to Customer Service Of course, gear is only one part of being a successful filmmaker. Customer service is a huge part of the rest of it. Chris describes how being quick to respond to your customer’s needs is central to this. Overall, your ability to anticipate their needs, communicate promptly and clearly and exceed expectations will keep them coming back for more. What is the most essential piece of gear in your collection? Have you ever regretted buying a piece of equipment?  Tell me in the comments on the episode page!   In This Episode: Why Chris doesn’t have a favorite camera [4:28] Finding creative fulfillment in your work [8:40] How gear can both help grow or sidetrack your business [15:20] The best gear and strategies for live streaming [29:10] Anticipating the unpredictabilities when shooting live events [42:00] How good customer service can save the day when problems arise [43:45]   Quotes “I’m getting my creative juices out at work. I’m getting paid to have fulfillment creatively and that was always so valuable to me.” [9:22] “I like to get inspired by my equipment, but to covet those new features when there isn’t a need is unfortunate” [17:27] “We want those things that look really neat, but if someone didn’t tell you what it was shot in and it did the job, how much are you really going to care?” [26:46] “If you underpromise and overperform, your client is going to be so excited about what they get because it’s more than they expected. All it is is setting expectations.” [51:19]   Links: Download the 30-day guide to jumpstart your video business! Storyblocks Core Find Videomaker online Follow Videomaker on Facebook | Instagram | Linkedin | Twitter | YouTube The Videomaker Podcast Fuji X-T4 Review Cheapest live streaming setup for home professionals Liveview Blackmagic ATEM Mini Pro Delivering Happiness by Tony Hsieh   Additional Links: Check out the full show notes page Do you have something to share on this podcast? Fill out this form here. Be sure to take the Studio Sherpas survey for a chance to win some incredible prizes (if we do say so ourselves!) Stay up to date with everything we're doing at Studio Sherpas Tune in to our weekly Facebook Lives Follow Studio Sherpas on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram If you haven't already, we'd love it if you would take 1 minute to leave us a review on iTunes!

My thoughts on the election mess. I breakdown each campaign's post-election night positioning. And I discuss the potential validity of election fraud. Links: Download the 6hr+ Election Night Stream (http://201406.jb-dl.cdn.scaleengine.net/unfilter/2020/uf-2020-election-night.mp4) New "RIGHT NOW" Discord room (https://discord.gg/qqD7pwhFhR)

Today we’re diving deep into the subject of persecution.  Did you know that one in every eight followers of Jesus worldwide face persecution?  Did you know that 8 Christians die every day because of persecution?  It’s hard to talk about but it’s important that we do. Our guest today is Wendy Wright who is the president of Christian Freedom International. This ministry exists to help persecuted Christians around the world survive and even thrive.  Make sure to listen to hear stories of hope and ways you can pray for persecuted Christians around the world. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the movement A Third of Us.  Become an Advocate  Learn more about Christian Freedom International

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Did you know that there are 13 million national missionaries that are serving in the harvest field today? And an additional 425,000 foreign missionaries?  These numbers represent individuals, couples and families.  Today we are diving deep into the subject of missionaries with the help of Kevin Prins from YWAM (Youth with a Mission).  His mission is to build and care for leaders that decide to go into the mission field. His family’s dramatic story will touch your heart. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the movement A Third of Us.  Become an Advocate  Learn more about  YWAM (Youth with a Mission)

In this episode, you will learn: • Why this year has the potential to be the biggest Black Friday event ever • What Black Friday this year looks like for Studio Grow • What to do if you don’t have retail products to promote for Black Friday • A few scalable virtual and retail offer ideas • A brief overview of our free Black Friday resource, and what social media and email strategy you can implement along with it LINKS: Download the Free Black Friday Calendar at the blog post for this episode on our website! https://www.instagram.com/studiogrowco  https://www.boutiquefitnesscoalition.com/ https://www.boutiquefitnesscoalition.com/press https://www.facebook.com/groups/3312618912101211/  

Mary Cheyne is a TEDx speaker, MBA and Transformational Public Speaking Trainer & Coach who has trained over 15,000 people in 30 cities internationally. Mary is the 2009 World Champion of Public Speaking first runner-up, out of 25,000 contestants from 14 countries and is also the best-selling author of the book, “Present” Yourself in Public Speaking – Tell Your Inner Critic to SHUT UP! And the Real You to SPEAK UP! Mary is proof that transformation is possible, as she began her career as a self-conscious, introverted computer programmer! Two fun facts about Mary is that she also holds a Karate Black Belt rank and plays the ukulele.  In this episode Mary and I discuss... The invisible force that causes you to hesitate to speak up even though you know what you’re talking about How to manage your inner critic so it doesn’t sabotage your best efforts Public speaking is not people’s #1 fear. Do you know what is? What it means to wake up the warrior woman with yourself How to be confident and assert yourself in any situation Links Download the “Bypass Your Inner Critic” Cheat Sheet:  https://magneticpodium.com/InnerCriticSummary/ Website: https://www.magneticpodium.com Watch Mary’s TEDx Talk: The Hidden Power of Bruce Lee that We All Have https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq7FxNyKURY WTL Leadership Survey I’d love it if you could help me to do some research on the coaching and training that is most needed right now. I’ve put together a quick survey (5-10 minutes) to gather this information so I can make sure you are getting exactly what you need as a leader right now and in the near future. Go to womentakingthelead.com/survey to add your voice to this project. Thank you so much for your help! Sponsors Zebralove Web Solutions: Close your online marketing skills gap, learn how to remain relevant in a quickly changing marketplace, and get ongoing support in promoting your businesses online. Stay ahead of the game by signing up for these Digital Marketing Forum. Go to womentakingthelead.com/zebraworkshops to register. Resources Create Goals that are Worthy of you: If you are done with either pursuing vanilla goals, suffering through the struggle of goals that are not aligned with your strengths, or dealing with heartbreak of an unattainable goal this course is for you! Accomplished: How to Go from Dreaming to Doing: A simple, step by step system that gives you the foundation and structure to take your goals and make them happen.

Our guest today is using technology to spread the Gospel message to the ends of the earth.  His name is Chris Cibene and he’s the CEO of a ministry called MegaVoice. This ministry is all about partnership and distributing their solar-powered audio Bibles around the world.  This amazing tool can get into dangerous and hard to reach areas of the world where missionaries can’t go. Listen as Chris recounts some amazing stories of the power of these little radios. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the movement A Third of Us.  Become an Advocate  Learn more about  MegaVoice

There’s a lot to consider as your business grows. When I started my studio, I was my only employee. It wasn’t too long before I realized I needed to hire some people on to keep things running. I was hesitant. It costs a lot to take on employees. But what I soon realized was that a larger team led to more and better work in the long run. Key Takeaways There’s a cost in hiring employees. However, having a team allows you to focus on the work you need to. When done thoughtfully and intentionally, growing your team leads to more clients, higher quality work, and more overall satisfaction in the end. It’s important that clients understand how you build your budget. Itemizing the gear you use will help convey the value of the work they receive. It may be useful to ask them their budget from the start and let them know what you can realistically offer within that. Attitude is everything when working with clients. You’re there to help your clients achieve their goals. Staying positive and supportive while offering your expertise will lead to high levels of satisfaction and repeat business. About Ariel Martinez Ariel Martinez is a Miami-Based documentary filmmaker specializing in storytelling, cinematography, commercial video production, and conference videography. With over 10 years as a freelancer, he has specialized in operating as a one-man-band without compromise. Considerations About Growing Your Team As someone who handles all aspects of production, Ariel strives to offer his clients quality work at a lower cost. With the right vision and gear, he is able to get clients, shoot video, edit, and deliver outstanding films. But it’s a lot of work, not all of it what he’d prefer to do. We discuss what growing a team looks like as a business expands and the benefits and drawbacks of doing so. Presenting Your Gear and Attitude to Clients Ariel owns a lot of his own gear. Of course, there are quite a bit of upfront costs in acquiring it. We talk about building those costs into your pricing models. Ariel has found that by itemizing the gear used and presenting that to clients in a budget, they’ll better understand the value of what they pay for. Perhaps the most important asset to growth and longevity is a positive attitude. Ariel and I have seen this in action. Remember, you are there to serve your clients and their vision. While you should still offer your expert opinion, it’s crucial that you do so in a positive manner. People will remember your attitude as much as they remember the work itself. Have you grown a team? Let me know how it has paid off in the comments on the episode page! How do you bring a positive attitude to the set every day? Tell me in the comments on the episode page!   In This Episode: How Ariel got into freelance video production [6:00] The challenges and advantages that come with working by yourself versus building a team [13:52] How to charge for jobs while serving clients at a high level [25:30] What happens when you own your own gear [35:10] The importance of positivity to grow your business [42:38]   Quotes “It’s really a dream come true for me that I can do what I love, enjoy it so much, and have flexibility.” [13:16] “I don’t think there’s a wrong or right way to do things. There’s what you enjoy. There’s what makes more money. There’s what makes less money. There’s different tactics that you can take on every avenue that you consider.” [24:20] “You might be the professional that they’re looking for. But at the same time, you have to serve them for what they’re looking for. They might want to go in a certain direction. Whether you agree with it or not, you’re there to serve them and their vision, not your own.” [43:46] “Just keep pushing. Love the passion. Love the work. Love the process. Just never stop learning.” [49:53]   Links: Download the 30-day guide to jumpstart your video business Find Ariel Martinez online Follow Ariel on Instagram | Vimeo | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube iFilmmaker Podcast   Additional Links: Check out the full show notes page Do you have something to share on this podcast? Fill out this form here. Be sure to take the Studio Sherpas survey for a chance to win some incredible prizes (if we do say so ourselves!) Stay up to date with everything we're doing at Studio Sherpas Tune in to our weekly Facebook Lives Follow Studio Sherpas on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram If you haven't already, we'd love it if you would take 1 minute to leave us a review on iTunes!

This week’s podcast highlights a man who has mentored over 100 people in missions. His name is Tom Telford and he has over 40 years experience in mission mobilization and is known for being a pioneer in the movement for the unreached. Hear his fascinating story and his heart to reach those who have never heard of Jesus.  You might also be surprised to learn who mentored Tom! Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the movement A Third of Us.  Become an Advocate 

This week Greg Kelley is in the studio with a man on fire for his country of India. Hear how Brother Abraham was called by God to leave a very successful job working as a chemist to go into ministry.  Now he’s been reaching his people in India for 45 years, planting 4,500 churches around the country.  India has the highest concentration of unreached people groups and the highest population of Hindus, so the harvest is especially ripe. Greg and Brother Abraham talk about stepping out in faith. Learn how you can pray for the people of India. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the movement A Third of Us.  Become an Advocate 

Today’s podcast introduces you to the new Executive Director of the Alliance for the Unreached, Dr. Marvin Newell.  We are excited to have him join us! Dr. Newell has been part of the alliance since the very start! He has a passion for unreached people groups and he’s been doing ministry for over 40 years.  He’s a true champion  for the unreached and you will hear his passion for fulfilling the great commission and serving the unreached. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the movement A Third of Us.  Become an Advocate 

Our podcast guest this week is Ted Esler, President of Missio Nexus. This ministry exists to catalyze relationships, collaboration and ideas within the great commission community. Their mission is all about partnership and helping like-minded organizations succeed in furthering the call of the great commission. You will also hear more about their mission conference that’s just about to happen!  With a powerful line-up of speakers and access to outstanding resources you won’t want to miss out. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the ministry of Misssio Nexus   Sign up for their Missions Conference: Focus 2020 (registration ends September 18th 2020)

Iraq has been a place of much conflict for many years but God is stirring in the hearts of the people there.  This week Greg Kelley interviews a couple that has served in Northern Iraq for the last 10 years. God has called them to reach the Kurds, a people group made up of 30 million people. The Kurds are considered an unreached people group with less than 1% having heard of Jesus. Listen to stories that you will not hear in the news about Northern Iraq and learn how you can pray for the people there! Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event

We have a different show for you this week.  It might take you outside your comfort zone.  This week’s episode was recorded in the field with a man we can’t name for security reasons.  This man lives and serves in one of the most hostile places in the world to be a Christian, Northern Nigeria. Hear stories from the front lines of what’s happening right now in Nigeria.  And more importantly, learn how you can pray for this country as crisis and chaos continues to reign. Please make sure to listen!  Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the country of Nigeria 

On this episode, you will hear about multiplying missionary impact through audio technology.  Greg Kelley interviews Tim Whitehead, Executive Director of Galcom-Canada. Galcom exists to give help and tools to the missionaries that have answered the call of Christ to “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.” Mark 16:15.  By using radios, missionaries are able to multiply their impact and reach more people and a larger area with the Gospel every day. We hope you’re inspired by the work they do.  Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the ministry of Galcom-Canada 

Do you feel like you’re running in place on a life-sized hamster wheel or are you living a life of delight? As a business owner and entrepreneur, it might feel like you have a never-ending to-do list to check off. But that’s not why you do what you do. Today, I’m thrilled to have a guest who will help us reframe why we got into this line of work, to begin with. About Amira Alvarez Amira Alvarez has created an amazing brand that makes a huge impact on people’s lives. She is the founder and CEO of The Unstoppable Woman, a global coaching company helping entrepreneurs, empire builders, and rising stars achieve their dreams and goals in record time. Your Business as a Source of Satisfaction Amira draws a direct connection between building and growing a business with personal satisfaction. While some days will naturally be more difficult than others, the goal of running your own business should be to have a good time. It should empower you to live the life you want. It’s easy to fall into the trap of the daily grind. To combat this, Amira urges fellow entrepreneurs to stay focused on the big picture. Recognizing Your Vision For Your Life and Career The fact of the matter is that there are infinite ways to run a business. Too often, entrepreneurs fall into the old paradigms that they know from former jobs. Yet, if you can identify your vision and how you want to show up for your job, you can actively work to create that reality. Amira urges everyone to recognize that they can operate according to their own rules. When this happens, you’ll be able to actually enjoy what you do for a living. Many find that they’re working themselves into the ground. Making more money can help you escape this. The trick is doing it without creating more work that you don’t want to do. This could mean raising your prices, selling more, or adding a new income channel. Before you can do this, you need to believe in yourself and the value of what you do. How is your business leading you towards a life of delight? How can you shift what you do to create a more fulfilling work experience? Tell me in the comments on the episode page!   In this episode  How growing your business can lead to joy and fulfillment [4:10] What happens when your goals become your priorities [11:39] Recognizing the signs that it’s time to shift gears on how you operate [14:53] The realization that you don’t need to run your business according to anyone else’s expectations [23:00] How to escape the trap of over-exhausting yourself [28:30] Building your sense of self-worth as insulation against those who would treat you poorly [36:20]   Quotes “Why grow your own business if it’s not for that sense of personal freedom, excitement, enthusiasm?” [4:24] “Doing the hard things - really stepping up and doing those challenging things that move the needle forward - that makes you feel great!” [13:56] “Who decided that the weekend is the weekend? Who decided that working is from nine to five? If I am excited and thrilled and living a delighted life, who cares? Why do I have to play by the rules?” [26:43] “If you don’t value yourself, if you don’t have a sense of personal self-worth, you will attract people who don’t treat you well.” [36:20]  “Go after your dreams. Own what you really want and go for it.” [42:19]   Links Download the 30-day guide to jumpstart your video business Storyblocks Find Amira Alvarez online Follow Amina on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | Linkedin The Unstoppable Woman Podcast The Morning Mindset Club The Income Breakthrough Summit Entrepreneurial Operating System IT Cosmetics   Additional Links: Check out the full show notes page Do you have something to share on this podcast? Fill out this form here. Be sure to take the Studio Sherpas survey for a chance to win some incredible prizes (if we do say so ourselves!) Stay up to date with everything we're doing at Studio Sherpas Tune in to our weekly Facebook Lives Follow Studio Sherpas on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram If you haven't already, we'd love it if you would take 1 minute to leave us a review on iTunes!

Today’s special guest is Andrew Scott, CEO of OM (Operation Mobilization).   Almost all world missions’ efforts focus on those who already have access to the gospel.  At OM, every project, ministry and endeavor exist to see vibrant communities of Jesus followers flourish among the unreached. As you listen you will enter into an in-depth conversation between Greg and Andrew as they talk about the challenges and complexities of fulfilling the Great Commission — and what it means to “Go and make disciples.”  Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the ministry of Operation Mobilization 

There are still millions of people in the world who have no Bible in their language and no church in their community.  This is why many people around the world remain unreached.  Today’s podcast tackles that issue.  Our guest today is Ken Katayama, Senior Vice President of Operations for Crossover Global.   Crossover Global’s main focus is reaching unreached people groups with the Gospel and they do this by church planting. In fact, they’ve planted 2,222 churches specifically among unreached people groups.   Hear Ken's passion for the unreached.   Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the ministry of Crossover Global 

When do better when we feel better...so let's put some habits in place to help us celebrate every step we take towards our writing goals!   LINKS Download the handout: https://storyaday.org/episode176 Fogg Behavioral Method episode: https://storyaday.org/episode151

Unreached and unengaged? What is that all about? Hear the answer on this episode. David Bogosian, CEO of Christian Aid Mission, gives an insightful look into what it means to be an unengaged people group and what’s being done to reach them.   David’s passion is mission research. He specifically researches unreached and unengaged people groups and their movements.    In this day and age, it can be hard to understand why we still have unreached people groups. Go deeper into this issue on today’s episode.  Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the ministry of Christian Aid Mission

Do you believe that you can build your dream team, one that cares as much about your business as you do?And that maybe just maybe you can hire people who do the things that you think you do best, better than you? It's been a goal of mine for several years to build my dream team. You know the type of high-performing, high trust team that will help me on my aim to build a million dollar revenue business by the end of 2023.Yet the biggest mindset shift for me to do this, has been to get out of the way, and relinquish control, surrender to trusting people I bring into my business and their skills.I'm pretty sure I'm not the only entrepreneur who struggles with letting go, and handing your baby over!The other thing you need to know, before you start hiring team members, is your best return on investment and your superpowers. Ask yourself:What do I do best, that only I can do?What can I give up and delegate?What needs to change in order to scale?Do I need these people in-house or can I outsource I've been hiring people since 2012 and I can tell you, it's been a journey. I've had over 40 contractors and freelancers in that time, perhaps more. Sometimes I've hired the best people, and sometimes I've made big mistakes - hiring too fast, and failing to fire fast too. But I'm always learning the lesson, improving my processes, on-boarding, systems and communications. And this year, I'm really being more intentional with how I go about building my dream team. So I'm sharing it ALL on this podcast episode, and letting you in on my thoughts for how you can go about building your dream team, without the drama and headaches, and instead, from a place of certainty and flow.In This Episode You’ll Learn:Why you need to start with focusing on the goals of the businessWhich tasks you can delegate first to find your feet in handing overThe power of using a Dream Team chart to fill your gapsWho should ideally hire first, and where to find your teamPodcast Resources and Links:Download my free Four Lists to Freedom to work out what you can delegate firstCheck out Upwork for access to 1 Million plus talented freelancersWriting a book? Consider Reedsy for hiring specific freelancers with expertise in book design, editing etc.Ready to earn $10K a month and earn more income and a bigger impact? Check out my $10K Club. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today’s episode, you will hear Greg Kelley interview Lauren Libby, who is the CEO of TWR (Trans World Radio). This ministry is a Directing Member of the Alliance for the Unreached. Listen as Greg and Lauren talk about the importance of fulfilling the Great Commission and hear the amazing work that TWR is doing to bring the Good News of Jesus to people around the world through mass media, especially radio.  Did you know that 70 percent of the world is closed to traditional missionaries and the spread of the Gospel? Different tools are needed to reach them. This is why radio is so perfect because it doesn’t recognize borders. Through the power of radio, TWR talks to a potential audience of about 4.2 billion people!    Learn how you can get involved in the Great Commission.    Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the ministry of TWR (Trans World Radio)

Our special guest this week is Dave Meyers, CEO of Zim Zam Global.  The name is unusual but their vision is so important. This ministry focuses on reaching children and youth with Christ around the world. In fact, their vision is to have a church for every child. They do this by partnering with churches around the world and empowering them to grow and plant new churches, so then they too can reach and disciple more people. Why do they do this? Because children are by far the world’s most vulnerable people group and many never get the chance to hear about Jesus. Make sure to listen to this eye-opening podcast!   Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the ministry of Zim Zam Global

We have a special guest on today’s podcast!  Greg Kelley interviews Mark Kordic, who is the Advancement Director for the Alliance for the Unreached. Mark has worn many hats over the years.  Some of those hats include being a mission’s pastor for 11 years and then later involved in radio.  He is a true champion for our alliance members and for the cause of the unreached. Despite having life-threatening heath issues, Mark will never give up on his passion of spreading the Good News of Jesus.  We hope you’re inspired by his testimony and his heart to reach the unreached.   Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Read About Stories of Courageous Christians

Do you have more than one target audience for your business? The guest that I had on this week’s strategy session has three… yes, you heard that right! She wanted to gain some clarity around how to reach the three audiences that she has for her business and that’s exactly what we talked about in this episode. I spoke with Emmy, the founder of Shop Local, an online business community that helps people to do exactly what it says: buy and sell their products in the local community. We talked about an upcoming show she’s doing and how she can attract more vendors to that show. She shares how she plans to run the tradeshow online and her vision around what that will look like.  We talk a lot about how her online marketplace functions (think Etsy but for your local community!) She shares pain points that she helps solve for her vendors and I give some advice on how she can leverage her vendors to reach more people. I also give her some tips around using marketing to help smooth out people’s fears and how to use Facebook groups for marketing efforts.    We talk about: Why Emmy started her business to help small businesses What their give-back program is  How she targets her 3 separate audiences What they’re pushing toward in the midst of COVID How her online marketplace functions  What they’re doing to attract vendors for their upcoming show Trends she’s noticed about her vendors Pain-points that her business is solving for vendors  How she can leverage her audience for her messaging How they use influencer marketing and live videos What the fair will look like virtually Advice for leveraging vendors’ audiences Why giving people a clear path will help them smooth out their fears Tips for getting into Facebook groups for marketing purposes   About Emmy: I started a website company when I was 19 and over the years saw small businesses struggle with the same marketing issues. I realized that there needed to be some sort of shared Community marketing platform that supported local businesses in the community. Shop Local was born and we've grown in communities all over the US that use our mobile app. Now we've launched our Online Marketplace to help businesses survive the big online mogules like Amazon and Etsy. Connect with Emmy: Website | Facebook Group | Instagram   Links: Download the mobile app How to get your chamber involved in Shop Local Online   About Marketing Magic: The Marketing Magic podcast is where women entrepreneurs trying to do all the things come to get inspiration, business strategy, and on-air coaching on how to get their business noticed and growing. If you have a business that people need to know about in order for it to grow, you’re in the right place. This is the place to uncomplicate your marketing. Be sure to listen, subscribe, and leave a review! Join the conversation of other unapologetically successful women in her Facebook community, The #girlboss Club.

Did you know that there are 350 different sign languages around the world? This week, you’ll learn more about the largest unreached people group on the globe— the Deaf. Greg Kelley interviews Rob Myers from DOOR International (Deaf Opportunity Outreach). Language is a huge barrier in reaching those who have never heard of Jesus. Imagine the difficulty reaching someone who is Deaf? Learn how this critical ministry was started and how it is working hard to reach Deaf communities around the world.    Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch our 2020 Pentecost Sunday Special Webcast Event Learn more about the ministry of Door International

What does it look like to have difficult conversations in our art rooms? How do we work with our students as they take on the topic of race in their artwork? Today's episode is part 1 of a conversation about how we address race in the art room with guests Lena Rodriguez, Jenn Russell, and Dr. Wynita Harmon.  Resources and Links Download: 17 Black Artists to Know See Tim's Twitter thread of living black artists How Educators Can Educate Themselves How to Help Students Reflect, Process, and Enact Change Inclusivity for All Learners in the Art Room

With all that is happening in the world today, teachers everywhere are beginning to do the work to educate themselves on issues of race. In today's episode, Tim welcomes Rev. Dr. Christopher Carter and Dr. Seth Schoen to discuss their research and teaching on race, issues we should be aware of as educators, and how we can educate ourselves on race and how it affects our students. Resources and Links Download: 17 Black Artists to Know See Tim's Twitter thread of living black artists The Perfect Project for Art and Activism How to Help Students Reflect, Process, and Enact Change Inclusivity for All Learners in the Art Room

Most of us own multiple Bibles. Yet, there are thousands of languages that have no translation of the Word of God. That's changing and you'll hear about the exciting progress in this episode. Greg Kelley dialogues with Solomon Lujan, Global Director of Prayer and Partnerships for Seed Company.  In this eye-opening discussion, Solomon will give you an update on how God is moving around the world so that all people groups can read the Word of God in their heart language.  Hear about both the challenges and progress in this critical effort for the Kingdom.  Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Watch the Special Webcast Event  Learn more about the ministry of Seed Company

With all that is happening in the world today, teachers everywhere are reflecting on their curriculum and doing the work to make their classrooms antiracist. A small step we can take is to show the work of more Black artists in our classrooms. In this episode, Tim discusses seventeen of his favorite living Black artists that you should know. Resources and Links Download: 17 Black Artists to Know See Tim's Twitter thread of living black artists The Perfect Project for Art and Activism How to Help Students Reflect, Process, and Enact Change Inclusivity for All Learners in the Art Room

Today on the podcast Greg Kelley interviews Dan Scribner from Joshua Projects. As we prepare for the International Day for the Unreached, which is May 31. 2020, listening to this podcast will help you prepare for this special day too! This unique ministry is laser-focused on educating people about unreached people groups.  Dan and Greg talk in-depth about where in the world unreached people groups are and why they’re unreached.  They also talk about what it’s going to take to reach them. This podcast will help connect and resource you to take a stand for the unreached. Make sure to listen and register for our big online webcast event on Sunday, May 31st. 2020. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Register for our May 31. 2020  Special Webcast Event  Learn more about the ministry of Joshua Projects

Next Sunday, May 31, is the International Day for the Unreached (IDU). Greg Kelley is co-hosting a live IDU Video Webcast. Get the details on this episode of Gateway to the Unreached. This week on the podcast, Greg interviews Jeff McLinden from Bibles for the World.  Having been in ministry for 40 years, Jeff has a lot of good insight to share on the cause of the unreached.  Bibles for the World is a founding member of the Alliance for the Unreached. This ministry works diligently to reach those who have never heard of Jesus. In many nations Bibles are dangerous to have but people all over the world still desperately want them and because of this they have distributed Bibles in 124 nations.  This ministry is also excited to take part in the International Day for the Unreached.  Make sure to listen so you can learn how to participate.  Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Register for our May 31. 2020  Special Webcast Event  Learn more about the ministry of Bibles for the World  

Today, 1.6 billion people around the globe are Muslim. On this episode, Greg Kelley interviews a man who served as a missionary to the Muslim world. Marv Newell, of Mission Nexus, is our guest.   Marv will give you an insider look into the world of Islam. He'll also talks about the practice of Ramadan, a holiday which is currently underway. Ramadan is a month long and those who follow it fast during the entire month.   Marv has a lot of experience serving in the Muslim community. He was a missionary in Indonesia, a country with the highest Muslim population.   You will also hear about a special online event on May 31, the International Day for the Unreached. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Register for our May 31. 2020  Special Webcast Event  Learn more about the ministry of Missio Nexus  

This week on the podcast Greg Kelley interviews Jon Fugler from TWR (Trans World Radio), who gives us an update on what TWR is doing around the world, using Christian radio to address the issue of Covid-19.  Greg and Jon are also excited to talk about the International Day for the Unreached! Broadcasting into 190 countries, TWR was at the forefront of creating radio broadcasts to help people dealing with the onset of the Coronavirus.  TWR is also happy to announce that like never before people are opening up their hearts to the Gospel! Make sure to listen to learn more about all this exciting news and about our upcoming live webcast airing on the International Day for the Unreached on May, 31 2020. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Follow us on Facebook   Register for our May 31. 2020  Special Webcast Event  Learn more about TWR (Trans World Radio) Projects Learn more about Christian Aid Mission

Jesus has called all of us to be participants in the Great Commission and that doesn’t stop, even in these challenging times. Greg Kelley’s guest today paints a global landscape. Wayne Pederson serves with Alliance member FEBC (Far East Broadcasting), a ministry that is reaching millions with the gospel. Mass media is still reaching people, unhindered by this or any other pandemic. Wayne talks about the current crisis and how it is affecting people around the world. He shares how FEBC is overcoming physical boundaries to reach people through broadcast and digital. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Join us on May 31. 2020 for a Special Event  Learn more about FEBC

Sich den Fragen der Zukunft zuwenden und das Unternehmen auf das neue Umfeld ausrichten: das wird für Entscheider - parallel zur Steuerung akuter Corona Krisenmaßnahmen - immer wichtiger. „Fokus3“ ist ein Ansatz, in drei robusten Schritten die Weichen für die Zukunft zu stellen und Entscheidungen mit Pragmatismus und Tempo umzusetzen. Das erfahren Sie: - Wie Entscheiderinnen und Entscheider den Verlauf der Corona Krise für ihr Unternehmen einschätzen und warum sie sich bereits jetzt der Ausrichtung auf das zukünftige Umfeld zuwenden. - Wie Unternehmen in drei robusten Schritten ihr Portfolio ausrichten, die Zukunft vordenken und Entscheidungen pragmatisch umsetzen können. - In welchen Feldern auch in Zeiten von Corona die Chancen zu finden sind und wie man dabei systematisch vorgeht. Links: Download zu Fokus3: www.management-partner.com/fokus3 Der nächste virtuelle Xchange zu Corona findet am 05. Mai 2020 @ 17 Uhr zum Thema Führung und Kommunikation statt. Bitte schreiben Sie uns bei Interesse unter www.management-partner.com/kontakt Interviewpartner: Jörg Glaser-Gallion jgg@management-partner.com Dr. Axel Weller aw@management-partner.com Dr. Philipp Glaser-Gallion pgg@management-partner.com Host: Ute Hahn uha@management-partner.com Management Partner Unternehmensberater www.management-partner.com Wir freuen uns über Ihre Kommentare und Anregungen. Oder stellen Sie uns einfach die Fragen, die Sie gerade bewegen.

This week on the podcast Greg Kelley interviews Ruth Kramer from Mission Network News.  You will recognize Ruth as the voice that does our mission update every week! Mission Network News is on the front lines when it comes to information about how Covid-19 is affecting Christians and ministries around the world. You will get an up-to-date account of what’s happening in the world. You will also hear stories of Christians finding ways to uniquely share the Gospel and many who are helping people with physical needs during this time of crisis. Make sure you don’t miss this podcast. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Join us on May 31. 2020 for a Special Event  Learn more about Mission Network News

We are living in uncertain times but we cannot lose hope. Greg Kelley interviews Larry Andrews, CEO of Partners International, a founding member of the Alliance for the Unreached.  They speak to the crisis of the global pandemic and what we can learn during this time of uncertainty.  More importantly, you will hear about how this pandemic is opening the doors to the gospel  like never before.  God is truly working.    Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Join us on May 31. 2020 for a Special Event  Learn more about Partners International

This week’s podcast was recorded in Nairobi, Kenya!  Greg Kelley interviews a man named Wycliffe; a man dedicated to sharing the Gospel in one of the most difficult places on earth to serve in missions. Nairobi is ninety percent Muslim and an incredibly hard place to live and follow Jesus. Wycliffe gives us an insider look on what it’s like to live and serve in this culture and we hope his testimony will give you courage and hope today.  Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Join us on May 31. 2020 for a Special Event 

I'm thrilled to introduce you to a powerhouse of energy, passion, love and enlightenment! Michele Blood is a successful, multi-talented lady. In addition to creating MusiVation™ products and seminars worldwide, her public Mystical Success Events have been held in over 16 countries. Her largest audience was 50,000 in Kuala Lumpur. After many years of meditation Michele’s Kundalini awakened and transformed her consciousness. She now teaches others how to live a Mystical Life and experience Divine Oneness, which is the true heart of true happiness, success, and purpose in one’s life.Links:Download your FREE copy of "The Magic of Affirmation Power" and many other extras here:http://www.MicheleBlood.com/SubconsciousMindMasteryMichele's Website:http://micheleblood.com/The Mystical Experiencehttps://www.mysticalsuccessclub.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the podcast Greg Kelley interviews two people, Joseph Miller and John VandenOever from InTouch Ministries. Founded by Dr. Charles Stanley, InTouch Ministries has actually been a forerunner in using technology to reach unreached people groups. This ministry is known for their devotionals and Christian resources, but you might not know that they also send audio Bibles—many in minority languages---to countries all over the world. They’re truly living out Matt 28:19 where God tells us to go and make disciples. Make sure to listen! Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Learn more about InTouch Ministries 

On this episode, Greg Kelley begins with a special interview with Jon Fugler from TWR (Trans World Radio). Jon updates you on an exciting new project that will reach all of Nigeria with the Gospel. Yes, all of Nigeria! Greg then interviews Jerry Smith from World Mission.  He’s been in cross-cultural ministry for 28 years.  Jerry gives a whole new insight on reaching unreached people groups. His shares stories of hope. You’ll be inspired by what he has to say! Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Learn more about World Mission

This week, Greg Kelley interviews Matt Beemer from Club1040, a man who has dedicated 25 years of his life serving God on the mission field. Hear Matt’s inspiring story of how God not only called him to the mission field, but called him to go to hard-to-reach places where most other missionaries wouldn’t go. Greg and Matt also discuss the difference between a country and a people group and why it’s critical to know. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Learn more about Club1040 Here

I am testing this new format for when I travel. So here are, as a test, my ramblings from the Viewfinder Villa kitchen table. Links: Download the MP3 for this episode Receive TFTTF updates via email The post 890 New Format (Slice) appeared first on PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS FROM THE TOP FLOOR.

I am testing this new format for when I travel. So here are, as a test, my ramblings from the Viewfinder Villa kitchen table. Links: Download the MP3 for this episode Receive TFTTF updates via email The post 890 New Format (Slice) appeared first on PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS FROM THE TOP FLOOR.

Get ready to learn from Carrie and discover tips on investing time in income-producing activities that will help move your business forward so you can start earning more money today! Who doesn't want to make more money? Let's do this!   Quick Episode Summary: When Carrie gets more done The mistake Carrie made when she first started Network Marketing Focusing on income-producing activities Time is the most valuable commodity How Carrie stays on track How do you talk about time? It is okay to say no Eating the frog The 20-3-3 method The complementary three Are you a hobbyist or a business owner? Links: Download your FREE daily activity here! https://tinyurl.com/t3jfqe4

Does the thought of “selling” make you feel sleazy and leave you feeling like you need a shower? You’re not alone! It’s actually quite common for creative entrepreneurs, and even more so for female entrepreneurs to struggle with the thought of sales. If you struggle with the idea of selling, you’re going to love the message that guest Erika Tebbens has to share—selling can be simple, authentic, and leave you feeling good with money in your pocket. And, you can be a selling rockstar! Erika Tebbens is a Lord of the Rings lovin’, coffee drinking, teenager mama and all-around spunky entrepreneur. She’s not about the labels, but if she was you could call her a business coach, consultant, strategist or selling superstar. She’s paired her passion for helping women succeed at growing their businesses with the knowledge she’s gained from working corporate retail, small business retail and direct sales to create an incredible consulting business of her own - and she drops ALL kinds of knowledge in this episode. In this episode, you will learn: How Erika fell in love with selling and teaching others to succeed in sales and creating a great customer experience. The four-step system that Erika teaches clients so they can sell more without feeling dirty doing it.  How to get noticed by being your crazy, quirky, authentic self (or quiet, laid back self if that’s more your style). What you can do to build trust with your audience. Why you need to work towards working smarter instead of harder (hint, hint - outsourcing comes into play here).  LINKS Download the FREE episode handout with tips and quotes taken from this interview with Erika Tebbens. Books mentioned: High Performance Habits by Brenden Burchard Playing Big by Tara Mohr The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks Erika Tebbens Consulting website Sell it Sister - Erika’s course You can find Erika on Instagram and Facebook (@erikatebbensconsulting) And Erika now has her own podcast -- Sell it, Sister Podcast! QUOTES  "I've worked corporate retail and small business retail and direct sales and I've woven the common themes throughout each of them that are so essential to really good selling and customer service and now I teach that to other women." "I knew that my faith was bigger than my fear. And, I knew that if other people had figured it out that I would be able to figure it out too. It was just a matter of staying in the game long enough to see that success."  "Every new thing has a learning curve." "When you're so close to your own stuff, it's hard to see opportunities that you may be missing or small tweaks you can make that would make your life easier."  "There's room enough for all of us with all of our quirks and everything combined. We don't have to keep them hidden." "Everyone has something amazing to offer and by being too afraid to share it, you're keeping it from the people that need it most."  "You can be a selling rockstar. I promise."  A few areas to consider outsourcing early on include: Legal (hint, hint! You know a pretty fun lawyer!!) Accounting Social media Graphic design

We turn to China and Pakistan this week, as Greg Kelley talks with Paul (not his real name) from Minorities for Christ International, a new Alliance for the Unreached Champion member. Paul shares some amazing stories about the work his ministry does in some very hard to reach places. You will also hear the story of a witch doctor who came to know Christ. As we've turned the calendar page to 2020, it's time to be thinking about the International Day for the Unreached, which will be observed on May 31. Ask God how you can get involved in taking the gospel to those who have never heard. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Learn more about MFCI

Our guest today has some harrowing stories of how he has done ministry in some of the most dangerous places. Serving with AIM Air, Jim Streit is a missionary pilot who has been flying throughout East Africa for the past 34 years. AIM is primarily a church-planting mission, with a heart for Africa’s unreached. About 1000 of Africa’s 3700 unique ethnic people groups are unreached with the gospel. That’s over 300 million people who have little opportunity to hear about Jesus and even less opportunity to be discipled. Hear about obstacles and intense situations Jim has faced over the years and his stories of hope. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Learn more about AIM Air

Have you heard of the lost boys of Sudan? On this week’s podcast, Greg Kelley interviews a man named Jacob Atem who was one of those lost boys. During the civil war in Sudan from 1993 to 2005 thousands of children were separated from their families. Jacob was one of those boys.  Hear Jacob’s first-hand account of how he survived and came to America.  Listen as he shares his journey of faith and perseverance through difficult times. You will also hear about how he’s helping his own people in Sudan through medical care. Make sure to listen! Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook    

Before you ask yourself *what* goals you want to achieve as a speaker, ask yourself *who* do you want to *be* as a speaker and then what do you need to do to become that? Taking on that identity is what will make the goals real to you. This has been so helpful to me because traditional goal setting has never worked that well. I’d make a goal, like guesting on 2 podcasts a month or doing 1 speaking engagement a month. But, I never felt truly motivated to keep pursuing them. I’d give a bit of an effort and then it would fizzle out. Until I read a book earlier this year about a different way of setting and achieving goals: WHO you want to be comes first. Then, the goals and habits follow. In this episode, you’ll learn a different way of setting goals: First, we go through specific questions to reflect on the speaking and visibility you did this year (Diane shares hers) Visualizing the big picture of what you want with a journaling exercise Stepping back and thinking about WHO you want to become as a speaker Identifying what you’ll need to do to make that happen, using a handy acronym S.E.A.M. we came up with   → Download the prompts we go through and the S.E.A.M. acronym in the free PDF guide at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/149 This episode is the first in our new series on Goals & Planning.   ENROLLMENT IS OPEN! Join our Master Your Speaking coaching program that begins in mid-January: https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/mastery/. You get the best of one-on-one work with us on your signature talk (Virtual VIP Day) + a 3-month online group coaching program so you learn how to position, market, and promote yourself as a paid speaker. Spots are limited to 10-12 women, so secure your spot today at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/mastery/.   About Us: The Speaking Your Brand podcast is hosted by Carol Cox, joined in this episode by our top speaking coach Diane Diaz. At Speaking Your Brand, we help women entrepreneurs and professionals create their signature talks and gain more visibility to achieve their goals. Our mission is to get more women in positions of influence and power: on stages, in businesses, on boards, in the media, in politics, and in our communities. Check out our coaching programs at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com.    Links: Download the FREE PDF guide for this episode at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/149 Join our Master Your Speaking program at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/mastery.  Get instant access to our LinkedIn for Speakers online masterclass = https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/linkedin  Brainy Business podcast episode 70 on goals = https://thebrainybusiness.com/podcast/70-how-to-set-achieve-exceed-brainy-goals/ Book: “Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones” by James Clear   Related Podcast Episodes: Episode 72: How to Speak Strategically for Better Business Results Episode 118: Push Past Your Speaking Plateau

Many Christians today have don’t understand Jesus’ final command before he left the earth. Today’s guest has dedicated the last 15 years making this command, the Great Commission, clear to believers. Greg Kelley interviews Marty Meyer founder of YWAM Idaho (Youth with a Mission). He even wrote a book called “Mission Accomplished,” helping people find their purpose in life by fulfilling what God has called them to do. Marty will increase your vision for the unreached as he shares stories from the mission field.   Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Learn more about YWAM Idaho

This week our guest host is Jon Fugler. Jon is on location in West Africa and while there he had the great pleasure of interviewing a man named Joshua, whose last name we can’t give for security reasons. Joshua is a pastor and a full-time Christian worker who has served in Nigeria for 40 years. Nigeria is a place we hear a lot about in the news but only the negative side.  Hear first-hand accounts of how God is moving amongst His people there.   You might be surprised at what you learn.   Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook    

In this special episode we discuss some of the books that have inspired us over the years. Our choices may seem surprising but we hope they are all enlightening. They include a collection of letters from one poet to another, a book on marketing (with a twist), two very different artist-written books, and two diverse guides to living an easier and more joyful life. We could not fit all our recommended books into one podcast, so we've created a special download for you with a total of 14 amazing reads. (see below for links). Even if you think some of these books are not for you, it might be worth trusting us and trying them anyway - each one contains amazing wisdom to enrich our lives and our art-making. We also answer a listener question about how to judge our work. Is there any such thing as a perfect painting? And how do we know if what we are making is good? In fact, who decides what is good? Links: Download your "Ultimate (unusual) Book Recommendations for Artists" HERE. Find further book suggestions on THIS Instagram post Submit a question at bit.ly/artjuicepodcast Follow us on Instagram: @alicesheridanstudio @louisefletcher_art See fuller show notes on our websites: www.alicesheridan.com www.louisefletcherart.com Credits "Monkeys Spinning Monkeys" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

[134] Did you miss an episode this month? Catch up on everything that's happened in September with Killian and Zoe's round-up. On the agenda: product updates, the latest on the Phorest Blog, upcoming webinars and events you can join, Phorest Academy's latest available courses as well as snippets from previous interviews with Jay Williams and Anthony Whitaker. Links: Download your free copy of the Salon Retail Success Playbook Time Management Is A Killer: How To Make It Work In The Salon Deliver A Custom Branded Experience With The New Salon Branded Apps Watch the "How to Help your Staff Create Visual Content that Aligns with your Brand's Identity" webinar on-demand Save your spot on Carla Jones's Salon "Success by Numbers" webinar (October 7th, 2019) Get your tickets for the Salon Owners Summit Roadshow (October 21st, 2019) Request a callback for tickets to the Salon Owners Summit 2020, the Flagship event in Dublin, Ireland Book a free 15-30 minute consultation on The Salon Mentorship Hub This episode was edited and mixed by Audio Z: Great music makes great moments. Montreal's cutting-edge post-production studio for creative minds looking to have their vision professionally produced and mixed.  Tune in every Monday for a mix of interviews with industry thought-leaders, roundups of our most recent salon owners marketing tips & tricks, all the latest in and around Phorest and what upcoming webinars or events you can join. Feel free to let us know who or what topic you'd like to hear on the show! Leave a Rating & Review: http://bit.ly/phorestfm  Read the transcript, or click here to request a personalised quote from Phorest Salon Software.

Believers are being persecuted to a greater degree than ever. Our guest this week is John Grooter, the producer of the award-winning film, “Tortured for Christ.” He shares his heart for the gospel and his passion to use film to advance the Kingdom of God in the hardest places. Telling the story of his recent trip to South Korea, John also gives us insights into the persecution that’s happening in North Korea. He’ll also share how we can be involved in reaching the unreached, no matter where we live. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Learn more about the award-winning film "Tortured for Christ."

You hear her every week on the Gateway to the Unreached podcast, giving us the news update from the world of the unreached. She’s Ruth Kramer, Executive Producer of Mission Network News. This week, she is Greg Kelley’s guest on the podcast.    Mission Network News is a founding member of the Alliance for the Unreached. Join us as Ruth talks about unreached people groups and what we need to know to reach them. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Learn more about Mission Network News 

Iraq has been a place of much conflict for many years but God is stirring in the hearts of the people there.  This week Greg Kelley interviews a couple that has served in Northern Iraq for the last 10 years. God has called them to reach the Kurds, a people group made up of 30 million people. The Kurds are considered an unreached people group with less than 1% having heard of Jesus. Listen to stories that you will not hear in the news about Northern Iraq and learn how you can pray for the people there! Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook  

A recent Barna study revealed that the term “Great Commission” is not recognized by most churchgoers. In this episode, Greg Kelley gives you his insight on the pivotal verse, Matthew 28:10, which instructs us to “Go and make disciples of all nations.” He concentrates on the “Go” portion of the scripture, explaining that most churches are good at going but they miss the part of Matt 28: 19 where God instructs to go to all nations.  In fact, did you know that out of 400,000 missionaries that serve around the world, only three percent go to reach the unreached?  Listen to Greg’s insights this week.   Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Learn more about World Mission

Mobilizing national leaders is the topic of this dynamic encore episode. Host Greg Kelley talks with one of his own colleagues from World Mission—Jerry Smith.  Jerry has served 29-years in full-time ministry with 27 of those years serving in cross-cultural mission work.  You’ll learn what God is doing as US missionaries partner with national leaders to spread the Gospel.   Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Learn more about World Mission

Greg Kelley is on the road this week so Jon Fugler is stepping in to interview Rob Myers, President of Door International. Did you know that there are 70 million deaf people around the world?  For millions of For millions of unreached Deaf, the Gospel remains hidden behind closed doors. But hope is on the horizon. DOOR International partners with Deaf believers worldwide to train up deaf believers to reach unreached deaf communities.  We hope you’re inspired as you listen to Rob tell stories of how God is working among this unreached people group.   Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Learn more about Door International

Wayne Pederson has been in radio ministry for 50 years and he’s Greg’s guest on this episode.  Wayne has a huge heart for the unreached, currently serving with Alliance partner FEBC (Far East Broadcasting Company). In this podcast Wayne shares about the work FEBC is doing around the world to reach the unreached. He focuses on spiritual atmosphere in places like China, Indonesia, North Korea and other hard to reach places. Despite much persecution many of these places are seeing spiritual growth. Listen as Wayne enthusiastically shares stories of faith and hope. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Watch the International Day for the Unreached Webcast Follow us on Facebook   Learn more about the work of FEBC

Episode 17 of the Life Skills 4 Kids Podcast is a continuation of our conversation in Episode 16 where we are going to talk about the “Just Right Kids Model” - the kids who communicate when they are anxious, frustrated or angry. I will be explaining each section of the model below to help you understand it better and apply it to your life to be able to better communicate with your child or children and vice versa.Links:Download link of the Just Right Kids ModelAnxious to Calm Membership GroupDeb’s Book: Teaching Kids to Manage Anxiety: Superstar Practical Strategies

Today we have a very special podcast for you! On the International day for the Unreached—June 9, we aired a special webcast.  We hope that you watched it and that it educated, challenged and inspired you to a new understanding of the Great Commission. Today’s podcast is simulcast of our webcast video, which you can still watch on our website or Facebook page. If you felt inspired and called to action make sure to share our video and this podcast with your friends and family.     Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Make sure to Watch the International Day for the Unreached 2019 Webcast  

When Elle Rowley of Solly Baby created her first product it was out of necessity. She had one little one and another on the way. While she enjoyed wearing her oldest in a baby carrier, she was looking to find a different product to use because of the tension headaches she got using her store-bought carrier. She ended up sewing her own wrap, fell in love with the experience, and never looked back. (**sidenote...I have worn several of my babies in her wraps and they are WORTH EVERY PENNY!!!) Elle has grown Solly Baby, formerly lulu WRAP, from a small Etsy shop to a multi-million-dollar business. You read that right... multi-million! But, she didn't set out to grow a huge company. Her intention was to make money doing something she loved and cared about, that added value to the world, all while being able to stay at home. If you are struggling to believe in and bet on yourself and your business, this is the episode for you! Elle shares some really valuable tips on how to get your business up and running and then maintain it as it grows. In this episode, you will learn: • Why it's so important to test what market is best for you to sell in. (Just wait until you hear Elle's story about the Christmas show!) • The importance of betting on yourself • How Elle was able to bring her husband onboard and why defined roles are so important when working with your spouse • The #1 best thing that Elle and her Solly Baby team did to help define roles and structure the organization. • What you should look for when you make your first hire • The importance of storytelling in growing your brand • How Solly Baby deals with copycats LINKS Download the FREE episode handout with tips and quotes taken from this interview with Elle Rowley. Building a Story Brand: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen by Donald Miller Myers Briggs Consulting QUOTES "Number one bad idea is to wait a few years to trademark the name. Such a bad idea." "I decided to get out there and talk to people, get it online, get it in person, get it in boutiques, and just see what sticks. See what's really going to be the right platform for us. Which I really do suggest to other brands as well when starting out. You just assume this one platform is going to be the way, but you just don't know until you've failed a bunch." "I'm betting on me this year." "You just decide. And, when that fear comes, you just decide it again and again and again. I'm feeling some fear, but I'm still betting on me and moving forward." "For those first hires, don't get someone who is a specialist in a certain area. Don't get the expert. Get the hustler that can do a lot of different things." "Don't give in to the drama of it." "If there's legal action to take, and it's worth taking... then take those steps." Key Takeaways from Episode 44 with Elle Rowley -- get the FREE handout!! Resources Listen and subscribe to Law & Wit on iTunes, Overcast, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio & lawandwit.com Interested in working with Brittany for one-on-one legal services? Sign up for a free 20-min phone consult at brittanyratelle.com/services. Want a attorney-drafted, industry-tested legal template for your business? Get your business LEGIT with some DIY legal agreements at creativecontracts.co. Want a free LEGAL checklist to get your creative business legit? Download HERE and get access to my newsletter with tips and tricks for YOUR growing creative business. Or get my quick tips and trick by connecting on Instagram.

Today we have a very special International Day for the Unreached (IDU) focused podcast.    With this special day coming up on June 9th Greg Kelley interviews two founding IDU members: Jon Fugler and Steve Johnson. Jon and Steve share the story of how God inspired them to start the International Day for the Unreached to shine a light on the 2 billion people around the world who have never heard of Jesus. You will also learn more about our alliance members and ways you can participate on June 9th.   Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Experience the IDU Webcast Event on the IDU website and on our Facebook page June 9. Download free resources

In this episode I speak with new 3 Gunner Chad Swartout who took on the first 1000 challenge and knocked it out in a matter of months. We discuss: Instagram Facebook Youtube Social Media Privacy Hashtag Strategies and more... Links: Download the first 1000 Document Schedule an interview Hashtag Generator Check out all my recommendations at the new AMAZON STORE  

It feels like everyone is talking about what it is and how to do it, and you may be wondering – What is it, REALLY? And how do I practice mindfulness in a space full of chaos? On today’s episode, my sweet friend Macy Robison is asking me a whole bunch of questions that you were kind enough to submit via my Instagram account. We’re talking about what mindfulness is, how to practice it in your every day and why you should, and I’m also sharing some practical ways you can incorporate some of these tips. After you listen and start to try some of these practices, share what you’re doing on social using the hashtag #showuponpurpose so we can find you and cheer you on, and make you eligible for the mindfulness happy mail package I’m giving away. Quote: “What matters is finding these mindful moments in the in between. In the space between stimulus and response, making that choice to be present.” Links: Download the Checklist for this Episode Instagram: @natalienorton Email: natalienorton@gmail.com Thanks so much for listening. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast, and don’t forget to rate and review the podcast in iTunes so we can continue to bring you great content. 

Chelsea Peterson was always planning on being a stay-at-home-mom. But, she discovered she had a love for photography when she started playing around with a camera to capture photographs of her children. This hobby has turned into a serious business with Chelsea being one of the most sought-after photographers in Utah for senior portraits. Like many creative entrepreneurs, Chelsea struggled with undervaluing her services at first. But, now her average session charge is between $2,500 and $3,000. This girl knows business! Along with doing senior portraits, she also provides pricing guidance to other photographers to help them start charging what they're worth. Her tips are invaluable and can be applied by any creative entrepreneur, not just photographers. In this episode you will learn: The stages a business goes through transitioning from a hobby to a legit legal business What things to consider when determining your pricing Why the "riches really are in the niches" The importance of owning your style How the experience you want to provide your customer impacts your pricing The legal contracts Chelsea uses to protect her photography business Actionable steps to move from side hustle to a series business LINKS Download the FREE episode handout with tips on turning your side hustle or hobby biz into a REAL business!  Get a FREE Creative Business Checklist to help you wrap your head around the legal side of your business. Find Chelsea at Chelsea Peterson Photography or on social media @cbpphotography

Greg Kelley is traveling the world and today’s episode was recorded in the country with the highest Muslim population -- Indonesia. In fact, to be Indonesian is to be Muslim. Greg interviews Simon, an Indonesian local who is passionate about reaching his people. On the island of Bali, Simon and his team are breaking through extreme challenges and cultural barriers to spread the Gospel—even if it means risking their own safety. Hear first-hand what it means to be a Christian and proclaim Christ in a most difficult culture.     Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Join the International Day for the Unreached Facebook Event Learn more about this week’s Unreached People Group

With Greg Kelley traveling the world, today’s special episode is brought to you all the way from Southeast Asia in Myanmar. In this episode you will hear transforming stories right from the mission field! Greg interviews local ministry leader Luke, who’s on the ground in Myanmar reaching some of the least reached people groups. This country is primarily Buddhist. For those who give their lives to Jesus, they often become cut off from their families and communities. Luke tells their story. Links: Download the Great Commission Action Guide Join the International Day for the Unreached Event on Facebook Learn more about the Burmese people in Myanmar

Do you have a heart for the least of these?  Globally, kids are ignored, abused, used and set aside. Because of this, they’re often the hardest to reach with the Gospel. But one ministry is making a passionate effort to reach them -- Alliance partner Zim Zam Global. In today’s episode Greg Kelley interviews Dave Meyers, CEO of Zim Zam Global. Hear how this ministry shares Jesus with children around the world. Kids are coming to Christ and then telling their parents about the love of Jesus. Churches are being planted. Do you have a heart for the least of these? Listen in and be encouraged. Links: Download the free Great Commission Action Guide Zim Zam Global International Day for the Unreached

Have you been thinking of launching your own podcast? It’s been a game-changer for my business and personal brand - and it can be for yours too. But, it can seem overwhelming and daunting: What to do first, then next, what equipment and software do you need, much less thinking about the format and interviewing guests, and so on. In this episode, you’ll learn what’s important - and what’s not - when launching your podcast. I’ll also share with you the #1 reason for podcasting success. This is from a presentation I gave recently to the Orlando Podcasters Meetup group, so you’ll also see how I use my story structure framework when creating my own presentations. See if you can spot the different elements. No need to take notes - you can download the slides, including specifics of the tools and equipment you need to get started, at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/87. Need help identifying your podcast niche, audience, core message, and/or format? Launch with clarity and confidence. Sign up for a 90-minute strategy session at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/podcast-strategy-session/. The Speaking Your Brand podcast is hosted by Carol Cox. At Speaking Your Brand, we help women entrepreneurs and professionals create their signature talks and gain more visibility to achieve their goals. Our mission is to get more women in positions of influence and power: on stages, in businesses, on boards, in the media, in politics, and in our communities. Check out our coaching programs and workshops at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com.   ***************  I’m thrilled that this episode is being sponsored by Book Launchers. I met Julie Broad, the founder, at a conference earlier this year, attended her session on Writing, Publishing, and Promoting Your Book, and invited her on this podcast in episode 65. Julie’s experience and expertise were so evident in that conversation that many of you listeners reached out to her because you’re working on your signature talk and you also want to write a book - they go hand in hand very nicely! But it can feel very overwhelming - you’re not sure where to start much less how to organize it to make it an effective marketing tool for you and then how to market it. That’s where Julie’s company Book Launchers comes in. Book Launchers has an incredible, hands-on workshop coming up November 1-3, 2018, in the Los Angeles area. They have people flying in to attend, so you don’t have to be local. Before you even walk into the room, Book Launchers will help you position your book so it's going to stand out in the marketplace. On site, you'll create your outline (or refine it), plan your book marketing in detail, and brainstorm key elements like chapter titles and book titles. Getting those things right will matter a lot for your book marketing … and tying it into your signature talk. You'll work directly with an Emmy nominated writer, a book marketing specialist who took her last client to the WSJ Bestsellers list, and a brilliant social media strategist who wrote the very first book on Twitter. Plus, before you leave, you'll have created a clear step by step plan (with dates!) to take you from writing to book launch. And, you'll spend eight uninterrupted hours writing! You’ll write more in a weekend than many people write in months! At their last writers retreat many of the attendees wrote more than 10,000 words (that’s almost one third of a book), improved their book idea, and created a plan with dates to launch and market their book!   I invite you to check out the details at https://booklaunchers.com/carol You can use the code “Carol” to receive $100 off the single pay option. ***************    Links: Download the FREE PDF for this episode at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/87. Join the free Speaking Your Brand community at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/join/ or text the word SPEAKING to 444-999. Sign up for a Podcast Strategy Session at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/podcast-strategy-session/. Ready to create your signature talk and framework? Email me at carol@speakingyourbrand.com or click here to schedule a call. Say hi to me on Instagram and Twitter: @CarolMorganCox. Subscribe to the podcast and leave a review!   Links and Other Episodes Mentioned: Episode 65: Writing, Publishing, and Promoting Your Book with Julie Broad Episode 57: How to Use Simple Story Structure to Create Compelling Content Episode 59: Why You Shouldn't Sell from the Stage - and What to Do Instead Episode 85: Pivoting Your Business Model by Asking ‘What Do You Really Want’ with Katie Krimitsos

Inspired by Mark Schaefer’s assertion that inbound costs increase over time, in this episode we unpack that idea and discuss the need for adaptation and adoption of inbound as a mindset rather than a methodology. Show Notes [1:50] Question: Is Inbound Still a Good Investment?  The idea behind Schaefer’s post is that in the beginning, as companies invest in content creation and other inbound tactics, the investment is relatively low and easy to reach leads will find you because your niche is unsaturated. Over time however, as more content is created and the niche becomes saturated companies have to invest more in content creation to keep up. Companies spend more to increase the volume of content, the number of emails, advertising, etc. so inbound becomes more and more expensive. On the one hand, yes to do inbound requires an investment. Inbound isn’t free, and it isn’t magic. But the reality is that traditional outbound marketing is less effective than it has ever been. Your prospects will not tolerate canned cold calls, one-size-fits-all sales tactics, or pushy advertising. Prospects want an individual, personalized experiences. They want to do their research before talking to a salesperson. They want the companies they work with to help them solve their problems, not just peddle a product. They want, in short, inbound. Of course, if you begin to create content in an unsaturated niche leads will be easy to find. Of course, as time goes on, there are fewer easy leads. Yes, inbound requires continuous investment in creating amazing, high-quality, helpful content. However, inbound is still more effective than traditional tactics, and it should be less overhead. As for spending more to create greater quantities of content, that idea really misses the heart of what inbound is. If your emails, blog, whatever tactic isn’t working well then, the answer isn’t to produce more mediocre content and hope that if two emails a week weren’t working four will. You should know your persona, their struggles, their goals, their preferences and that knowledge should inform the types of content you are creating. You should be creating content for your niche that they will love. You should be spending your money better! If your persona isn’t into long format blog posts, ditch them. If your persona wants a short format podcast (something we know a little something about), then you should be spending your money and time creating short format podcast episodes not 1000+ word blog posts. Inbound isn’t a bucket of tactics (emails, blogs, etc.) that you are bound to follow slavishly, throwing money hand over fist at the tactics and hoping they work. Inbound is a mindset that should permeate your entire organization. Inbound is about all levels of your company helping your prospects solve their problems. Helping requires an investment, sure, but being helpful is more effective and, ultimately, less costly than traditional marketing methods. If the inbound tactics you are using aren’t working and are eating up more and more of your budget, then it’s time to take a step back and figure out how your prospects want to be helped, where they want to be helped, and when they want to be helped and then go give it to them! [18:54] Todd's Truth Inbound is a mindset, not just tactics or a methodology. [19:22] 3 Takeaways Is your content strategically focused on the changing needs of your buyers or is it focused on your product? Review your results with inbound Do your inbound organization assessment Links Download and Submit Your MSPOT (https://www.inboundorganization.com/mspot-review) Inbound Organization Assessment (https://www.inboundorganization.com/inbound-organization-assessment) Why Inbound Marketing Costs Increase Over Time – Mark Schaefer (https://www.businessesgrow.com/2018/07/30/inbound-marketing-costs/) Thanks to Rebecca Miller our podcast editor, social media coordinator, and blogger and to Zachary Jameson for producing the audio for the podcast. Check out Zachary on Upwork if you need podcast audio services.

I hardly ever share this story because, well frankly, it’s not my proudest moment. But here goes… I quit my first full-time “adult” job after only 5 weeks. I’m not a total jerk, so I did give 2 weeks notice, but that only put me there for a whopping 7 weeks total. (That was not a fun conversation with my boss, let me tell you.) Almost immediately after starting that job, I realized I’d made a big mistake. In my impatience to get a “real” job after graduating, I said yes to the first offer I got. And on Day 1 — walking around that tiny government office, surrounded exclusively by men three times my age, sitting in subcommittee meetings about topics I can’t even care enough to try to remember now — I already had an unsettled feeling in my gut that was warning me, “Uh oh, this isn’t right. You don't belong here.” A few weeks in, I’d just sat through my third hour-long meeting where we debated — inconclusively, once again — whether or not to create a company LinkedIn page (seriously?? This is LinkedIn, you guys, not a strategy for world peace), when I checked my email to see that I had another job offer. The company offering me this new job was about as opposite as you could possibly get from the one I was already at. Where my current office was small, old, stuffy, and maddeningly slow-paced, this new company was large, young, casual, and fast-paced. A total 180-degree contrast. I figured that if I hated this place, then I’d probably love something that was the complete opposite. So I jumped at it. Yeahhh, it doesn’t work like that… In this week’s blog, I’m sharing how to use what you DON'T want to figure out what you DO want. WANT HELP WITH THIS? We made you a FREE downloadable worksheet that will walk you through 5 steps to use what you don't want to get clear on what you do want — particularly if what you do want is a dream job (though honestly, this process applies to anything and everything). Enter your name and email at the bottom of this page, and we’ll send the worksheet straight to your inbox LINKS Download our e-book: What am I meant to do with my life? (Almost) everything we know about finding your passion and having a fulfilling career Read the written version of this blog and leave comments here Submit a question for the next episode of Dear Krachel, our monthly podcast advice column Take the Passion Profile Quiz

Into the Vertical Blank - Generation Atari: Season 1, Episode 5. All Appointments Life (Asteroids Part 2 ) This is the second episode where we will be covering the game Asteroids in story and discussion form. We have a story from 8bitjeff, and also very nice contributions Shinto, and Jim Fullerton. The discussion dives into versions of Asteroids (and clones) after the arcade 2600, 5200 and Vectrex. These the Atari 7800, ST, Lynx, and various versions released for more modern hardware. All music, sound FX and production on the Episode By Jeff and Steve Fulton. Links:Download an EXE file of Jeff’s Retro Evolved Asteroids game, Retro Blaster. If you have the Flash Plug-in, you can play the browser version of Retro Blaster here. 8bitrocket.com Blog Posts on of the Essential Guide to Flash Games Book By Steve and Jeff Fulton The Essential Guide to Flash Games Infomercial The Essential Guide to Flash Games Book Preview Video Podcast If you have the Flash Plug-In, you can play the Book Asteroids game called Blaster Mines Buy the Essential Guide to Flash Games on Amazon. 8bitrocket.com Blog Posts on The HTML5 Canvas Book By Steve and Jeff Fulton The HTML5 Canvas Asteroids Game, Geo Blaster Basic 8bitrocket.com 5 HTML5 IOS and Android Demo Games including Retro Blaster Touch Buy the HTM 5 Canvas by Jeff and Steve Fulton on Amazon

I can remember talks I’ve given, especially ones on stages in front of large audiences, where it felt like an out of body experience. I gave my talk, it went really well, but it was a complete blur, like tunnel vision. It all happened so fast and I felt like I was observing myself rather than being truly present and a part of it. Now, when I do a presentation, I’m in my comfort zone. I feel confident about my material and my stage presence. That’s what I want for you too, which is what I’m sharing with you in this episode: specific techniques and strategies you can use when preparing for and delivering your talk, including what to do the day-of and on stage. I also share a few personal stories of how I conquered my nerves and what happened to me in a dress rehearsal and why I’m really glad there weren't cell phone cameras back then. Remember: Your audience doesn’t want you to be perfect; they want you to be present. Download the free PDF with checklists for preparation, day-of, and delivery at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/66. NEW! You can now listen to the Speaking Your Brand podcast directly on Amazon’s Echo / Alexa smart speakers. All you have to do is say: “Alexa, enable skill Speaking Your Brand.” After you’ve enabled the skill, you can then play the podcast any time by saying, “Alexa, play Speaking Your Brand.” The Speaking Your Brand podcast is hosted by Carol Cox. At Speaking Your Brand, we help women entrepreneurs and professionals create their signature talks and gain more visibility to achieve their goals. Our mission is to get more women in positions of influence and power: on stages, in businesses, on boards, in the media, in politics, and in our communities. Check out our coaching programs and workshops at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com.   Highlights: What information to ask the event organizer ahead of time What to wear and why How to practice What to do the day of when you arrive How to reduce your nerves Using your body, voice, and movement effectively Feeding off the energy of the audience What to do at the end of your presentation   Links: Download the free PDF with checklists for preparation, day-of, and delivery at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/66. Join the free Speaking Your Brand community at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/join/ or text the word SPEAKING to 444-999. Sign up for a Strategy Session to work on your speaking delivery and stage presence at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/strategy. Ready to create your signature talk and framework? Email me at carol@speakingyourbrand.com or click here to schedule a call. Say hi to me on Instagram and Twitter: @CarolMorganCox. Subscribe to the podcast and leave a review!   Other episodes and people mentioned: Episode 57: Why You Shouldn’t Sell from the Stage - and What to Do Instead Episode 41: Behind the Scenes of My Presentation at BizChix Live Episode 26: On-air coaching call with Jodi Flynn Jodi Flynn’s podcast Women Taking the Lead Amy Cuddy’s TED talk on power posing

What opportunities are you missing out on because you don’t have a signature talk? In this episode, I share why having a signature talk is critical for your business and your personal brand, including examples of what makes a great signature talk (and how it’s different from a training). With a signature talk, you become the go-to expert and thought leader for your topic and industry. You establish your personal brand and business reputation. You’re ready to accept speaking opportunities when they come your way, because you’re always prepared with a presentation that you can tweak and repurpose based on the particular audience, event, venue, and length of time. When you sincerely and authentically empower others, they’ll want to share and refer you to others, and they will come to you to buy your product or service when they need help. Having a signature talk, a presentation that you are comfortable with, that provides value to those in the audience, that you get better at each time you give it, will give you the confidence to get out there and share your message.   Highlights: What a signature talk is and what it isn't Why you need a signature talk for your business and your personal brand How to figure out what your signature talk topic is The difference between a training and a signature talk Taking your personal story and universalizing it Getting booked and paid to speak   Links: Download the free PDF guide to start creating your signature talk: https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/25 Join the free Speaking Your Brand community at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/join/. Ready to create your signature talk? Sign up to get notified when my online group program opens at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/signature-talk-group-program/ Say hi to me on Twitter @CarolMorganCox Subscribe to the podcast and leave a review!

In this episode of the How I Lead segment we talk to Adam Ellsworth. Adam is currently serving as the president of his elders quorum in Maryland. Both Adam and his wife were raised in Southern California but did not meet until they attended the same student ward at Brigham Young University. After receiving his bachelors degree at BYU, Adam graduated law school from Pepperdine University after which he took a job in Washington D.C. as a patent attorney. Adam and his family have called D.C. home for the last 10 years. Adam also shares with us his five leadership principles accompanied with an effective and unique approach to home teaching. He and his presidency have effectively changed the culture of home teaching in their quorum. 5 Principles of Leadership: Exercise inspired judgment and allow others to do the same (46:30) Focus on Christ (47:23) Lead with Christ's authority in the manner that he instructed (49:00) If you want something done, talk one on one (52:57) Be one, build unity by communication. Episode Highlights: What was your childhood like? (4:00) Did you serve a full time mission? (4:51) How did you meet your wife? (6:20) What is the first general conference talk that comes to mind? (7:48) What other callings have you had? (12:20) How were you called as elders quorum president? (13:04) HOW DO YOU APPROACH HOME TEACHING? (14:00) Five Principles of Leadership (40:37) Links: DOWNLOAD the Home Teaching document from Adam's stake The Power of a Strong Testimony, by Elder Richard G. Scott DeAnna Murphy Episode The Weightier Matters of the Law: Judgment, Mercy, and Faith, by President James E. Faust Essentialism Episode  

On today’s episode, the kind and knowledgeable Dave Hunt, CEO of Crossrope, joins us to talk about how jumping rope may actually be one of the most versatile and beneficial workouts of them all, advice for those looking to finally get double under's, and we round it out by picking his brain for some sage business advice. We're back with our 68th episode of the Fed+Fit Podcast! Remember to check back every Monday for a new episode and be sure to subscribe on iTunes! Find us HERE on iTunes and be sure to "subscribe." Episode 68 Links Download you FREE jump rope guide here! Learn more about Crossrope here. Episode 68 Transcription On today’s episode, the kind and knowledgeable Dave Hunt, CEO of Crossrope, joins us to talk about how jumping rope may actually be one of the most versatile and beneficial workouts of them all; advice for those looking to finally get double unders, and then we round out the conversation by picking his brain for some sage business advice. Cassy Joy: Welcome back to another episode of the Fed and Fit podcast. I’m really excited about today’s episode. We’re really going to start to speak to some of that “Fit” side of the Fed and Fit. I’m really thrilled and honored to have Dave Hunt, president and CEO of Crossrope on the call today. So just to give you guys a little bit of background information on Dave; he invented the Crossrope system, which we’ll talk more about in a little bit, when he was sidelined with an injury back in 2011. From his high school days in upstate New York, to the Naval Academy, and then on to a career as a navy pilot, he’s always had a passion for jumping. When he’s not at Crossrope headquarters working on innovative new ways to bring an enjoyable jump rope experience to the masses, which is probably no easy task, you’ll find him at the gym spending time with his wife and two kids. He’s an awesome guy; I’m excited to talk to him today and introduce you guys. Welcome to the show, Dave! Dave Hunt: Thanks so much for having me, I appreciate it. Cassy Joy: Oh my goodness, absolutely. Tell us a little bit about your background; maybe tell us about your personal fitness journey, I’m really fascinated by that. And what interested you in a career dedicated to optimizing the jump rope experience? Dave Hunt: Sure, absolutely. First of all, thanks for the kind intro. I’ve always loved to jump. I think sometimes there are just innate characteristics and passions that people have, and I don’t know where it came from, but ever since I was a little kid, I just remember trying to jump as high as I can. I always gravitated towards jumping sports; I think there’s just some sort of; I don’t know, even if it’s only for a second, some sort of freedom about leaving gravity and trying to jump up in the air. Even though we’re not really made to fly, it’s fun to pretend like we can. So I’ve just always had a passion for jumping, and I pursued that through the sports that I did all the way up through being a high jumper, and a long jumper in college, and I was kind of one of those guys that after I graduated, I couldn’t hand up the spikes. I still had to pretend like I was an athlete and like I was competing, and I found that the jump rope was just a really challenging and engaging way to continue to push my limits. I kind of found it to be that limitless challenge where I could find new skills and tricks and tempos that would really push and challenge me. Along the way, when I was trying new jump ropes and trying new workouts, I discovered heavy ropes, but I kept on breaking them. So it kind of put me in a scenario where I thought the classic, “There’s got to be a better way.” So I think that planted a seed for me. And then you mentioned that I got an injury back in 2011, so that was my opportunity to kind of seize the day, and give it a shot and see what I could create. Cassy Joy: That’s awesome. Did you happen to watch the Crossfit games this...

In today’s episode, Mike Newman reviews the 10 questions & answers from our Programming, Planning & Practice Mock Exam. You can download this mock exam and answer the questions yourself, and then listen in. The questions will help you develop a strategy for how to study for the exam and some of the terms you’re going to see in this exam. One thing to note, there is a lot of overlap between PPP and some of the other exam topics, you will notice that some of these questions could easily find themselves on other exams. You may want to consider studying and taking this exam with Construction Documents & Services and Site Planning & Design- you will find that they are all about the same issues, just from different vantage points. Mike Newman is an instructor for the AIA ARE Prep Curriculum powered by Black Spectacles, he’s an Adjunct Professor at the School of the Art Institute Chicago, and he also runs his own architectural practice, SHED Studio. Links- Download the Mock Exam- http://bksp.es/ppp-mock-exam Register for the next ARE Live Broadcast: blackspectacles.com/podcast AIA ARE Prep powered by Black Spectacles- blackspectacles.com/courses Mike's Recommended Resources to pass the ARE: https://blackspectacles.com/blog/books-need-to-pass-are-exam-resources Slides from episode: http://bksp.es/1G2PrlC

View the show notes here: http://bit.ly/wanNotes In this episode of WAN we talk about everything CES 2015 and also announce our new games. Links: Download our games CES 2015: Parrot RNB6 works with Both CarPlay and Android Auto CES 2015: Apple Watch Dock CES 2015: TapSense Apple Watch Ads CES 2015: AT&T 4G LTE Case […]

This video shows you how to automatically collect Microsoft Azure Storage Analytic logs. Storage Analytics are key to diagnosing issues with blob, table and queue storage. You can run the Windows Azure Storage Analytics Diagnostics package (.DiagCab) to automatically collect the logs previously generated.Before using this package, you will need to enable Windows Azure Storage Analytics.Links:Download .DiagCab http://dsazure.blob.core.windows.net/azuretools/AzureStorageAnalyticsLogs_global.DiagCabHow to use .DiagCab https://blogs.msdn.com/b/kwill/archive/2014/02/06/windows-azure-storage-analytics-sdp-package.aspxStorage Analytics Video https://channel9.msdn.com/Series/DIY-Windows-Azure-Troubleshooting/Storage-AnalyticsStorage Analytics Documentation http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/hh343270.aspxStorage Analytics Billing http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/hh360997.aspxStorage Analytics Log Format http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/hh343259.aspxStorage Analytics Logging - How to Enable and Where to Find the logs. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/cie/archive/2013/10/10/storage-analytics-logging-how-to-enable-and-where-to-find-the-logs.aspxNote:This package will only work on a Windows 7 or later, or Windows Server 2008 R2 or later computer. You will need to have Microsoft Excel installed on the machine where you run this package in order to see the charts.

This video shows you how to automatically collect Microsoft Azure Storage Analytic logs. Storage Analytics are key to diagnosing issues with blob, table and queue storage. You can run the Windows Azure Storage Analytics Diagnostics package (.DiagCab) to automatically collect the logs previously generated.Before using this package, you will need to enable Windows Azure Storage Analytics.Links:Download .DiagCab http://dsazure.blob.core.windows.net/azuretools/AzureStorageAnalyticsLogs_global.DiagCabHow to use .DiagCab https://blogs.msdn.com/b/kwill/archive/2014/02/06/windows-azure-storage-analytics-sdp-package.aspxStorage Analytics Video https://channel9.msdn.com/Series/DIY-Windows-Azure-Troubleshooting/Storage-AnalyticsStorage Analytics Documentation http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/hh343270.aspxStorage Analytics Billing http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/hh360997.aspxStorage Analytics Log Format http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/hh343259.aspxStorage Analytics Logging - How to Enable and Where to Find the logs. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/cie/archive/2013/10/10/storage-analytics-logging-how-to-enable-and-where-to-find-the-logs.aspxNote:This package will only work on a Windows 7 or later, or Windows Server 2008 R2 or later computer. You will need to have Microsoft Excel installed on the machine where you run this package in order to see the charts.

As we finished the last episode, we realized that we never got around to talking more about "The Adventure of the Empty House," as we had promised. We've filled that gap nicely this time out, with a discussion ranging from the multitude of commentary on "The Empty House," to illustrators, to a sneak peek at a future episode. We're also running a contest for our listeners. We have a copy of  DVD set from the BBC / A&E (pictured to the left) to give away. All you have to do to have a chance to win is leave us a comment here on the site, on our Facebook page, an , or an audio comment at (774) 221-READ (7323). Links: Download this episode by right-clicking the icon and selecting "Save As..." (File size: 28.5 MB, 31:09 )

This is the trailer for Evolving Mind, a podcast about shaping the future of human evolution. Listen along and explore how we go about cultivating a healthy sense of awareness about ourselves, the community of life on earth, and the rest of the universe. We’ll dive deep into new ideas about democracy, ecology and technology. We'll also explore impactful personal practices like meditation and exercise. Links: Download your free meditation PDF guide Here Listen to more episodes Here Support this show Here Follow Us: Twitter Facebook Instagram Medium Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/evolving-mind/donations