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1) Challenging Traditional Interpretations: The video directly addresses the common theological arguments that Jesus's ability to forgive sins and raise the dead proves his divinity. It presents counterarguments, suggesting that these actions do not necessarily equate to Godhood, as similar actions are attributed to other figures in both the Old and New Testaments. 2) Forgiveness of Sins: The presenter analyzes biblical passages where Jesus forgives sins, and then compares those passages to Old testament passages where priests atone for sins. It explores the concept of authority granted by God, arguing that Jesus's ability to forgive sins was given to him, and then that Jesus gave that authority to the apostles. The video then dives into the concept of Divine Sophia, and how Sophia is described as saving people from sin in the book of wisdom. 3) Resurrection and Divine Power: The video examines instances where Jesus raises people from the dead, such as the raising of the young man in Nain and Lazarus. It draws parallels with Old Testament figures like Elijah and Elisha, who also performed resurrections. The video also discusses the apostles Peter and Paul, who also raised people from the dead. The presenter argues that if raising the dead is proof of Godhood, then these other biblical figures would also have to be considered divine. 4) Divine Sophia and Jesus's Attributes: The video connects Jesus's attributes, such as being "the way, the truth, and the life" and "the light of the world," to the concept of Divine Sophia. It cites passages from wisdom literature that describe Sophia as the source of life, light, and immortality. The presenter makes the argument that the listeners of Jesus's time, would have related his descriptions of himself, to the previously established descriptions of Sophia. 5) Spiritual Interpretation of Biblical Events: The video offers a spiritual interpretation of events like the Israelites' passage through the Red Sea, viewing them as symbolic rather than purely literal. The presenter discusses the passage in 1 Corinthians where it states that the rock that followed the Israelites was Christ. 6) The Role of Intercessors: The video discusses the role of intercessors, such as priests and apostles, in mediating between God and humanity. It argues that these figures act with authority granted by God, rather than possessing inherent divinity.Sections: 1:14 Forgiving Sins - Salvation12:28 “I am the Way, the Truth and the Life”18:03 Jesus and the Holy Spirit21:28 Resurrecting Others and God-Evidence32:05 General Concepts41:33 The Feast and the Peculiar Food56:37 Eternal and Yet Created1:01:44 SummaryDownload MP3 and PDF: https://tinyurl.com/5bks9hn3 Links: Podcast (apple): https://goo.gl/CM4TmV Podcast (android): https://goo.gl/ovLmps Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bridgingbeliefs Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BridgingBeliefs9 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bridgingbeliefs9/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BridgingBeliefs The Official Bahá'í site: http://www.bahai.org/ No videos on this channel are monetized nor are for commercial purposes.Support the show

Jackie explores recovery themes in today's episode, as she identifies five key themes that emerge across different healing journeys: consistency in daily practices, mindset that fosters healing, understanding what's happening in your body, building personal strategies, and creating a healing environment.• Consistency means showing up daily for practices that help, even when progress feels invisible• Mindset isn't about toxic positivity but creating biochemical conditions for healing through belief in improvement• Understanding your body's responses and triggers makes interventions more effective and reduces fear• Building strategies involves creating a personalized toolkit of what actually works for your unique body• Creating a healing environment means being mindful about what you consume—food, media, thoughts• Mental health support is crucial, not because illness is psychological but because chronic illness affects mental wellbeing• Small 1% improvements compound over time into significant progress• Recovery isn't about finding one miracle cure but assembling your own unique puzzle piecesHave questions? Contact me through the fan mail function in show notes, social media, email or visit longcovidpodcast.com. Your feedback helps shape future episodes!Links:Podcast feedback form: www.tinyurl.com/LCpodcastfeedbackDr Sarah episode: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1835170/episodes/15544786Dr Sanjay Gupta (the PoTS specialist) episode: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1835170/episodes/11374770My recovery story: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1835170/episodes/13235996Work with me page: https://www.longcovidpodcast.com/services-1Curable app: https://www.curablehealth.com/Message the podcast! - questions will be answered on my youtube channel :) Support the show~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The Long Covid Podcast is self-produced & self funded. If you enjoy what you hear and are able to, please Buy me a coffee or purchase a mug to help cover costsTranscripts available on individual episodes herePodcast, website & blog: www.LongCovidPodcast.comFacebook @LongCovidPodcastInstagram Twitter @LongCovidPodFacebook Creativity GroupSubscribe to mailing listPlease get in touch with feedback, suggestions or how you're doing - I love to hear from you, via socials or LongCovidPodcast@gmail.com**Disclaimer - you should not rely on any medical information contained in this Podcast and related materials in making medical, health-related or other decisions. Please consult a doctor or other health professional**

An introductory study of the station of the Manifestation of God as found in the Bible. Here, we explore the concepts of the Trinity and Jesus' station before, throughout, and after His ministry. Sections: 1:08 Baháʼí Quotes on this subject 10:10 Pre-existence of Christ 15:11 Before Abraham was born, I am 32:31 Image of and Equality with God 46:50 God's Mystery, Fullness of Godhead 58:13 Word with God and is God 1:10:56 I and the Father are One 1:22:56 See Jesus, See the Father. Father in Me and I in Him 1:29:53 God's Radiance, Image, Firstborn, Worshipped 1:37:07 The Image of God and His Face 1:39:55 SummaryDownload MP3 and PDF: https://tinyurl.com/5bks9hn3 Links: Podcast (apple): https://goo.gl/CM4TmV Podcast (android): https://goo.gl/ovLmps Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bridgingbeliefs Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BridgingBeliefs9 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bridgingbeliefs9/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BridgingBeliefs The Official Bahá'í site: http://www.bahai.org/ No videos on this channel are monetized nor are for commercial purposes.Support the show

A brief introductory study of the station of the Manifestation of God as found in the Bible. Here we explore the concepts of the Trinity and Jesus' station before, throughout, and after His ministry. Sections: 0:00 Intro 0:51 Parable of the God of Jesus Christ 3:47 Quotes from the Bible 19:57 Summary Download MP3 and PDF: https://tinyurl.com/5bks9hn3 Links: Podcast (apple): https://goo.gl/CM4TmV Podcast (android): https://goo.gl/ovLmps Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bridgingbeliefs Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BridgingBeliefs9 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bridgingbeliefs9/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BridgingBeliefs The Official Bahá'í site: http://www.bahai.org/ No videos on this channel are monetized nor are for commercial purposes.Support the show

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‍Want to hear from someone who's been through it all, from associateship to acquisitions to a successful startup?This episode dives into the remarkable journey of Dr. David Rice, who masterfully blends the art of dentistry with entrepreneurship. Based in St. Petersburg, Florida, Dr. Rice travels to East Amherst, New York, where he practices, providing a firsthand account of his dynamic lifestyle. He openly shares his transformative journey from being an associate to expanding through strategic acquisitions and establishing his own practice. Dr. Rice highlights the critical role of diverse experiences in refining his professional skills and how meticulously planning his career steps, from securing loans to choosing practice locations, formed the backbone of his success.In our conversation, Dr. Rice provides valuable advice for budding dentists eager to navigate starting their own practice. He underscores the necessity of loan pre-approvals and efficient demographic targeting for marketing success. Teaming with trusted partners like Patterson and utilizing solid cash reserves are among the pillars he emphasizes for achieving sustained growth. Dr. Rice dives into common pitfalls, such as emotional attachments to locations and shallow decision processes prompted by social media allure. As the discussion nears its close, he turns adversity on its head by advocating for practice startups during economic downturns to capitalize on reduced costs.What You'll Learn in This Episode:The intricacies of balancing career and location for optimal practice function.Proven strategies for successful dental practice acquisitions.How to leverage loans and cash reserves for business growth.Importance of detailed demographic targeting in marketing.Building beneficial partnerships and reliable business relationships.Essential preparation steps to avoid practice ownership pitfalls.The unique opportunities available when starting a practice during a recession.Tune in to discover strategies and insights that could redefine your journey in dental practice ownership!‍‍Guest: Dr. David RiceBusiness Name: Ignite DDSCheck out David's Media:‍Website: ignitedds.comInstagram: instagram.com/igniteddsFacebook Group: facebook.com/groups/igniteddsinsidersEmail: david.rice@ignitedds.com‍Love the Podcast? Let Us Know How We're Doing on Apple Podcasts!‍Other Mentions and Links:‍Podcast episodes:David on Episode 159‍Groups:The Making Of Facebook Group‍Businesses/Services:Henry ScheinBencoBank of AmericaPatterson‍People:Sandy Pardue (Classic Practice)Jon Miller (Patterson)‍Host: Michael Arias‍Website: The Dental Marketer Join my newsletter: https://thedentalmarketer.lpages.co/newsletter/‍Join this podcast's Facebook Group: The Dental Marketer Society‍Please don't forget to share with us on Instagram when you are listening to the podcast AND if you are really wanting to show us love, then please leave a 5 star review on iTunes! [Click here to leave a review on iTunes]‍p.s. Some links are affiliate links, which means that if you choose to make a purchase, I will earn a commission. This commission comes at no additional cost to you. Please understand that we have experience with these products/companies, and I recommend them because they are helpful and useful, not because of the small commissions we make if you decide to buy something. Please do not spend any money unless you feel you need them or that they will help you with your goals.

Welcome back to a brand-new episode of Can't Be Contained, where today I couldn't be more stoked to welcome entrepreneur and personal development advocate James Wedmore! James graciously shares his journey from a logical atheist to embracing spiritual growth—all the while stressing the profound impacts these changes have had on his success in the entrepreneurial space.    Together, James and I share personal stories of managing moments of self-doubt on stage, and the power of words in fostering authentic relationships. James explores the idea of sacred reciprocity and recounts impactful personal experiences with financial hardship that have shaped his business ethos. Our conversation is a deep dive into the idea that true growth often stems from adversity. James shares how the “tightrope walk” that is living in Sedona has proved effective in gaining self-management tools, and how the environment one lives in can shape personal and professional development.    We traverse topics like:  ➤ The importance of self-worth in preventing burnout ➤ Genuine connection in business ➤ Manifesting goals   So join James and myself as we delve into just exactly how one maintains balance while pursuing ambitious goals. One shouldn't cancel out the other, and with James's powerful insights, listeners can be sure professional pursuits do not have to come at the price of authenticity!    Are you ready to make 2025 your year of transformation?If you're a female leader or entrepreneur looking to make a significant impact, check out LIFE Mastermind. It's a supportive 12-month journey with like-minded, badass women crushing it in their feminine! Learn more and apply HERE!   Links: Podcast: https://www.mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/ Website: https://www.jameswedmoretraining.com/  IG: https://www.instagram.com/jameswedmore/?hl=en  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jameswedmore/  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/jameswedmore  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/James-Wedmore-61550499597027/ About Can't Be Contained Can't Be Contained' is the unscripted, unedited – fully uncontained journal entries & real-life experiences of those who follow their bliss & intuitive hits, the freedom seekers, the sacred rebels – the ones who are here to disrupt what preceded us & create what is ahead of us. Subscribe now to stay tuned for every episode!   For full show notes, resources, and links: https://www.samanthaskelly.com/episode-320-james-wedmore-setting-boundaries-personal-growth  The Pause Breathwork App is the #1 app to clear stress using your breath. Download the app here: https://pause.live/Pause-Breathwork-App

As a freelance social media manager and online coach/creator, I LOVE having multiple revenue streams. Here's a breakdown of how much each revenue stream made me in 2024. This video also covers my expenses and profit (how much it costs to run my business) as well as a quarter by quarter breakdown with what went right and what went wrong this year. November and December was a pretty tough month in business with me, so I got a touch emotional reflecting in this video. But overall I'm feeling super proud of myself and excited for what 2025 will hold. xx Ellen ➡️ NEW FREE WEBINAR How to become a freelance social media manager and be your own boss in 2025: https://www.ellenmackenzie.com/freewebinar--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Hello and welcome to another episode of the Perception Podcast with me your host Caroline Partridge. In today's episode, I talk once again to Ryan Douglas founder of 'Health Wealth' and host of the 'Health Wealth' podcast. Following our first eye-opening conversation about diet and lifestyle, Ryan explains the root cause of 99% of disease and reveals the main driver of modern day obesity. We explore how food companies hack into our subconscious with the clever use of marketing to create desire for ultra processed foods. And we look at our attitudes towards sugar, proven to be more addictive than heroin and alcohol, and yet sugar laden treats are given as rewards to children. Ryan also offers actionable lifestyle tips on how to improve health and explains why good quality sleep is so crucially important for wellbeing. So please join me as we look at life through a different lens. KEY TAKEAWAYS Food companies use sophisticated marketing techniques including sonic branding and subconscious triggers to create addiction like responses to processed foods The shift in food industry practices began when tobacco companies acquired food manufacturers in the 1970s, applying similar addiction creating strategies Inflammation, primarily caused by seed oils and processed foods, is the root cause of most modern lifestyle diseases rather than genetics Quality sleep is more important than quantity, with 6 hours of deep sleep being more beneficial than 10 hours of poor sleep Sugar is more challenging to quit than heroin or alcohol according to addiction specialists, yet it's normalised and given to children About 30% of the population cannot moderate their sugar intake - for these people, complete avoidance may be necessary The modern trend toward soft, easily consumed foods has led to reduced chewing, impacting oral health and proper digestion Seed oils, originally used as engine lubricants, create harmful omega-6 to omega-3 ratios in the body, contributing significantly to obesity BEST MOMENTS "Genetics can load the gun, but lifestyle pulls the trigger." "95% of what we do and the decisions we make is our subconscious and only 5% is our conscious." "They spend millions and millions of dollars on scientists whose sole job is to make that food as addictive to you as they can do." "If you avoid processed foods and cook food yourself, you're cutting them [seed oils] out." "When you actually go into a supermarket, apart from in the vegetable section and the meat section, the rest of it is just manmade stuff that is masquerading as food." ABOUT THE GUEST Ryan is the founder of Health Wealth and host of the Health Wealth Podcast. After becoming disillusioned with modern healthcare, and nutritional advice Ryan set out on a personal journey of discovery into the real truths of nutrition and human health. Over the next few years he delved deeper and researched further into the topic, widening his knowledge and expertise in not only how to eat the right foods for health but also the real causes of modern disease and how to reverse and prevent them using only diet and lifestyle. After optimising his own health Ryan decided he wanted to help others and Health Wealth was born with the goal of not only educating as many as possible on optimal human nutrition but also working with clients through 1-1 coaching to reverse chronic health conditions with amazing results! Ryan continues to further his education and has since qualified as a low carb practitioner specialising in type 1 and type 2 diabetes as well as a qualification in the treatment of chronic illness through diet and lifestyle. Socials & Links: Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5WPCw6xCj9BgJkw9bPx0HF? si=d8a6868119fe4a13 Website: www.healthwealthuk.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ryan_healthwealth/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanhealthwealth/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbM6YD42nDsifaN2HxLMb4A CONTACT METHOD FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/caropartridge LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/caroline-partridge-03131520 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/partridge_caroline

My conversation with two remarkable Australian artists, Robert Malherbe and Keith Burt was in front of a fabulous audience at the Tweed Regional Gallery. Robert and Keith completed residencies at the gallery's Nancy Fairfax Artist in Residence Studio, drawing inspiration from objects in Margaret Olley's recreated home studio at the gallery. The result of their residencies is A Dictionary for Painting, a stunning exhibition on display until March 2, 2025. In this episode, Robert and Keith share their creative highs and lows, offering an intimate glimpse into the making of their works. Special thanks to Tweed Regional Gallery for recording this event and sound engineer Dan Harcombe for his expertise. A video version of this interview will be online soon - and don't miss my earlier interview with Robert from 2021, linked below. Links Podcast listeners click here to see images of the works Robert Malherbe Keith Burt Tweed Regional Gallery and Margaret Olley Art Centre Ep 162 - Ingrid Hedgcock  Ep 161 - Sophie Perez and Sarah McDonald  Ep 120 - Robert Malherbe Robert Malherbe on the YouTube channel John Honeywill  Sarah MacDonald Instagram reel - what to take on a residency Sign up to my monthly Newsletter TWP Instagram TWP Facebook My LinkedIn Selection of work by Robert Malherbe Selection of work by Keith Burt Robert Malherbe (b.1965)Olley's table 09 2024oil on linen81 x 66 cmCourtesy of the artist and Jan Murphy Gallery© The artist Keith Burt (b.1969)Bird 2024oil on canvas30 x 25cmCourtesy of the artist and Jan Murphy Gallery© The artist Keith Burt (b.1969)Floral jug 2024oil on canvas40 x 40cmCourtesy of the artist and Jan Murphy Gallery© The artist Robert Malherbe (b.1965)Olley's table 06 2024oil on linen81 x 66 cmCourtesy of the artist and Jan Murphy Gallery© The artist Margaret Olley (1923–2011)Still life with cornflowers 1995oil on board66.9 x 90.1 cmOn loan from University Art Collection, Chau Chak Wing Museum, The University of SydneyDonated through The Hon R P Meagher bequest 2011© Margaret Olley Art Trust Keith BurtUrban ArtistsOil on canvasWinner 2020 Brisbane Portrait Prize84 x 66cm Robert MalherbeThe Stoic, 2011oil on linen76 x 61cm(Portrait of Nicholas Harding) Keith Burt (b.1969)Jar 2024oil on canvas40 x 40cmCourtesy of the artist and Jan Murphy Gallery© The artist Keith Burt (b.1969)Vase 2024oil on canvas40 x 40cmCourtesy of the artist and Jan Murphy Gallery© The artist Robert Malherbe (b.1965)Olley's table 12 2024oil on polyester51 x 41 cmCourtesy of the artist and Jan Murphy Gallery© The artist  

In this insightful episode of Harder Than Life, host Kelly Siegel sits down with Rabbi Josh Bennett, spiritual leader at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, and host of the Waking Up to Life podcast. Rabbi Josh shares his journey from a Midwest upbringing to becoming a rabbi and social action advocate. Together, Kelly and Rabbi Josh explore deep topics ranging from authenticity and spiritual leadership to charity work and bridging political and religious divides.Key Takeaways:Embracing Authenticity: Authenticity is about honoring your truth while respecting others. It requires self-awareness and balance, especially in roles of leadership and community service.The Power of Social Action: Social action is a core tenet of Reform Judaism and a way to create impactful change. Initiatives like Fresh Pantry demonstrate how helping neighbors in need fosters connection and understanding.Unity Through Understanding: Bridging divides, whether religious or political, starts with finding common ground and recognizing shared values. True progress comes from listening and collaboration.Gratitude and Presence: Practicing gratitude and living in the present are transformative for mental well-being. Slowing down and embracing stillness can help us refocus on what truly matters.Summer Camp as a Growth Catalyst: Summer camps provide a unique opportunity for children to develop independence, leadership, and lifelong friendships. It's a chance to grow within a supportive community.The Duality of Life: Life is about balancing instincts and aspirations. Recognizing the “good” and “bad” inclinations allows for self-growth and alignment with personal values.The Importance of Community: Communities thrive when people step up to give back. Whether through charity, mentorship, or social action, collective efforts build stronger bonds and improve lives.The Role of Meditation: Regular meditation fosters mindfulness, reduces stress, and enhances clarity. Starting with even a few minutes a day can unlock new levels of self-awareness and peace.Building Bridges Across Faiths: Understanding and respect among different religions are essential. Leaders like Moses, Jesus, and Mohammed all share teachings of unity and morality, demonstrating the universality of compassion.Mistakes as Opportunities: Mistakes, while humbling, are vital learning experiences. They teach us the importance of preparation, presence, and being thoughtful in how we engage with others."Gratitude and presence are the keys to unlocking happiness and peace." Rabbi Josh Bennett's Links:Podcast: https://www.temple-israel.org/wakinguptolifepodFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/rabbijoshbennett/X: https://x.com/tirabbijosh Chapters:00:00 - Introduction to Rabbi Josh Bennett02:47 - The Journey to Spiritual Leadership06:06 - Social Action and Community Engagement09:00 - Interfaith Dialogue and Understanding11:53 - The Role of Charity in Judaism15:11 - Project Healthy Community and Its Impact17:56 - Authenticity and Self-Discovery20:49 - Living a Life of No Regrets34:59 - The Value of Conversations and Regrets36:57 - Understanding Duality: Good vs. Bad40:48 - Finding Balance in Life Choices46:08 - Parenting and Professional Life Balance48:01 - The Impact of Summer Camp on Growth51:51 - Generational Wealth and Breaking Cycles54:11 - Creative Pursuits and Personal Growth57:02 - The Role of Law and Justice in Society59:55 - Dinner with Historical Figures: A Theological Discussion01:01:50 - Meditation and the Importance of Quietude01:06:02 - Finding Unity in a Fractured World Harder than Life Website: https://www.harderthanlife.com/Shop HTL merch: https://harderthanlifeshop.com/Buy the book: https://www.amazon.com/Harder-than-Life-Overcoming-Addiction/dp/1544539126/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2V9ID7MLAX3XX&keywords=harder+than+life+kelly+siegel&qid=1673314631&sprefix=harder+than+life%2Caps%2C98&sr=8-1Business Website: https://www.trustntm.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harderthanlife.pod/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kelly.siegel.71LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelly-siegel-0146a3YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCncVFeA5P2LrAovuofQQcDgTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kellysiegel71

Zu Lottie aka Visa Vie habe ich irgendwann in unserem Gespräch gesagt, dass ihre Biografie sich liest, als wäre sie so Taylor-Swift-mäßig in verschiedene Eras eingeteilt: Lotties Jugend war frei und wild und von Schauspielerei geprägt. In den 20ern tauchte sie dann in die Welt des Deutschrap ein und wurde zur bekanntesten und einflussreichsten Journalistin der Szene. Und in ihren 30ern entdeckte sie Podcasts für sich. Mit Formaten wie “Das allerletzte Interview”, “Weird Crimes” oder, seit neuestem, “Plot House” gehört Lottie zu den Pionierinnen des True-Crime-Genres in Deutschland. Umso überraschter war ich, als sie mir erzählt hat, dass sie mittlerweile gar nicht mehr so gut umgehen kann mit Verbrechensgeschichten. Das hätte ich von einem der größten True-Crime-Stars wirklich nicht erwartet! Sowieso hat Lottie mich ein paar Mal überrascht. Was manchen ihrer Hörerinnen und Hörer nämlich gar nicht bewusst ist: Lottie ist schwer krank. 2021, nur vier Wochen nach ihrer Hochzeit, bekam sie Corona. Bis heute leidet sie an Long Covid und mehreren Folgeerkrankungen, die sie im Alltag enorm einschränken. Welche Träume, die sie und ihr Mann an ihrem Hochzeitstag hatten, sind dadurch geplatzt? Die Antwort auf diese Frage hat mich sehr berührt. Aber keine Sorge, das wird jetzt keine komplette Downer-Folge. Euch erwartet zum Beispiel auch ein rasanter Throwback zu den Fernsehsendungen unserer Kindheit und Jugend. Ich sag nur: „HAAAAALT STOPP!“ Also, hier kommt ‘ne gute Stunde mit Lottie. ►►► Deutschland3000 Instagram: @deutschland3000 https://www.instagram.com/deutschland3000 „Lottie“ aka. Visa Vie Instagram: @visavieofficial https://www.instagram.com/visavieofficial/ Eva Schulz Instagram: @evaschulz https://www.instagram.com/evaschulz/ ►►► Hier noch ein paar wichtige Links: Podcast über Robert Enke: https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/robert-enke/13831533/ Falls ihr mehr über Visa Vie und ihre Long Covid Diagnose erfahren wollt, hier entlang: Fighting Long Covid – Visa Vie und ihr Kampf gegen die Corona-Folgen:https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/fighting-long-covid-visa-vie-und-ihr-kampf-gegen-die-corona-folgen/12409587/ Und hier geht's zur Deutschland3000-Folge mit Paulina Krasa von Mordlust: https://www.ardaudiothek.de/episode/deutschland3000-ne-gute-stunde-mit-eva-schulz/paulina-krasa-welches-verbrechen-wuerdest-du-begehen/n-joy/10257797/ ►►► Redaktion: Merle Hömberg und Ruby-Ann Schwiethal Gäste-Management: Axel Schöning Produktion: Merle Hömberg und Axel Schöning Social Media: Kim Vanessa Schang und das Sounddesign kommt von Soundquadrat. "Deutschland3000 – ‘ne gute Stunde mit Eva Schulz" ist ein Podcast von N-JOY vom NDR.

See an edited version of this episode (5 mins) on the talking with Painters YouTube channel An artist's residency provides more than just uninterrupted time to work; it's also a valuable space for risk-taking, experimentation, and self-reflection. That's what I learned when I caught up with Sophie Perez and Sarah McDonald during my recent visit to the Tweed Regional Gallery. They were there for a residency in the Nancy Fairfax Artist in Residence studio. Both are accomplished landscape painters working in oils, have exhibited in solo and group shows across the country and both made the trek across Australia to immerse themselves in this experience - Sophie from Victoria and Sarah from South Australia. It was wonderful to hear their thoughts on the value of the residency and what has come from it.  This is the first of three podcast episodes which I recorded on my visit to the Tweed Regional Gallery a couple of weeks ago. I was invited to facilitate a conversation in front of an audience with Robert Malherbe and Keith Burt, two leading painters who recently completed funded residencies at the gallery. Their new works, now hanging in the exhibition A Dictionary for Painting, are inspired by objects from Australian art royalty Margaret Olley's glorious home studio, which has been relocated within the gallery. The gallery recorded the conversation and it will be coming soon to the podcast. I was also lucky enough to have an impromptu chat with gallery director Ingrid Hedgcock, an expert on Margaret Olley, who will be joining me on the next episode. Links Podcast listeners click here for website page and images of works  Sign up to the Talking with Painters newsletter Sophie Perez website Sarah McDonald website Sophie Perez Instagram Sarah McDonald Instagram  https://youtu.be/jxJybTWc81s?si=8neVQgRZyTP1x7y6 Wall of Sophie Perez' work Wall of Sarah McDonald's work Work mentioned by Sarah at about 9min 40s Work mentioned by Sophie at about 18min 30s Work mentioned by Sophie at about 21 min          

"When you focus on self-love, you're not just improving your relationship with yourself, but you're setting a foundation for healthier relationships with others." - Jonathon AslayToday on Actually, You Can:Understanding why dating is a path to self-love.How relationships trigger personal growth and self-discovery.The importance of self-love and its impact on relationships.Setting realistic standards and healthy boundaries in dating.Differentiating between ego-driven expectations and heart-centred standards.The crucial role of emotional growth in relationship success.Resources:DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE 5-STEP ROADMAP TO CLARITY: https://myfgalloway.ck.page/d2943bd184 Jonathan's Links:Podcast: https://www.jonathonaslay.com/category/podcast/ YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/c/JonathonAslayFree Gift: https://www.jonathonaslay.com/gift/   Follow Myf:IG: @myfgalloway: https://www.instagram.com/myfgalloway/ Buy Myf's book ‘Actually, You Can' here: https://www.amazon.com.au/Actually-You-Can-Wheel-Favor/dp/0646858556Visit myfgalloway.com: https://www.myfgalloway.com/

Have you ever found yourself in a place where your head keeps spinning on the same question (or set of questions)? But no matter how much energy you expend thinking about it, you can't seem to come to a confident conclusion? You are not alone. We often get stuck on “unanswerable questions” because they are rooted in a way of seeing the problem limiting our ability to move forward. In today's episode, Sharon shares a simple process for moving from question to action. Learn what it means to “live in the question” and why this practice is powerful for helping us shift from stuck to transformation.   Summer Series 2024 | Curated guidance and resources to guide and support you in making this season - and what follows - just what you wish it to be.   Stay Connected For show notes visit: https://pointroadstudios.com/podcast/living-in-the-question/ To connect on Linked In:  @Sharon Lipovsky @Point Road Studios  To connect on Instagram: @pointroadstudios Rate, Review & Subscribe to the podcast on Apple & Spotify Ideas Shared:  Let us all remember to be in the practice of resilience together. resilience, noun: 1. the ability of a substance or object to spring back into shape; 2. the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness Process for Living in the Question Write down the unknowable questions Capture the questions underneath each question Probe Deeper Gather information Watch your questions evolve Give yourself grace Insights on why this process works It makes big, important questions more accessible It promotes a growth mindset It empowers you with actionable steps Resources and Links: Podcast on grief that I reference in today's show.  Here is the Jimmy Kimmel clip that brings a spirit of humor to the grief that half of the country is feeling in the wake of the election.

This one's for anyone who gets nervous on the phone and wants to close their first real estate wholesale deal. Your hosts David and Ryan listen as David's team speaks with as seller that has called back after receiving a postcard. Ultimately, David ended up making $130,000 on this deal. Ryan Haywood has completed 425 real estate wholesale deals in St. Joseph Missouri since 2019 when he quit his job. David has created a process that has helped over 10,000 people close their first real estate wholesale deals in all 50 states with the software platform called DealMachine. Key Talking Points of the Episode 00:00 Introduction02:40 Gathering information05:30 Asking questions about the property10:05 The goal of the first conversation with a seller11:55 Running numbers from the seller13:28 Showing empathy on the call15:34 Building relationships18:21 Setting the appointment21:10 Key takeaways from the call22:11 Advice for cold callers Links Podcast: 071: How To Analyze A Real Estate Deal with David Leckohttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/071-how-to-analyze-a-real-estate-deal-with-david-lecko/id1667656532?i=1000634607727 

This one's for anyone who feels nervous talking with somebody about buying their house, while they are trying to do a wholesale deal, meaning you're not going to actually buy the house, you're going to pass it off to an investor that gives you a finder's fee. In this episode, our guest Steve Howell started doing his first deal in 2009, and has done hundreds of deals. He talks about what he learns doing his first hundred deals back between 2009 and 2011, when he finally did quit his job, and why he is still wholesaling today in 2024. Key Talking Points of the Episode 00:00 Introduction01:38 What was Steve's first wholesale deal like?02:15 How did Steve find the seller of his first wholesale deal?04:03 How did Steve pitch his offer for the property?05:12 What did Steve do to overcome the nerves during the conversation with the seller?06:32 How did Steve find the buyer for his first wholesale deal?07:46 How can a JV help you gain confidence in wholesaling?08:07 What is Steve's business like today?09:31 Why did Steve decide to focus on probate and inheritance deals?11:47 How did Steve's last full-time job help him as an investor?12:54 What is the biggest challenge when speaking to a seller the first time?13:41 What is the best way to overcome the pressure of speaking to sellers?15:28 Why is it important to learn how to overcome seller objections?16:17 How does Steve help new investors navigate the first steps of wholesaling?18:22 What does the future look like for Steve's wholesaling business? Links Podcast: 138: 10 Seller Objections Handledhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/138-10-seller-objections-handled/id1667656532?i=1000652714459 Website: Steven Howellhttps://www.stevenhowellmentoring.com/ 

In this enlightening episode, we delve into the unique perspectives of stay-at-home moms (SAHMs) and working moms. Our special guest, Sharon Macey, host of the Mom to More™ podcast, shares her journey from being a SAHM for 20 years to reinventing herself professionally. This conversation offers working moms a chance to understand the other side of the coin and see that no matter the path chosen, there's no missing out or falling behind. This episode is perfect for you if you wish to uncover the profound wisdom that moms—both working and stay-at-home—can impart to each other to enrich their motherhood experiences. Do you want to ask me or this week's guest a question? Send in your question today: https://www.instagram.com/melissallarena/ Key Points: Understanding Different Mom Experiences: Gain insights into the stay-at-home mom experience from Sharon Macey. Learn how SAHMs navigate daily challenges and find fulfillment, providing a broader perspective that can enhance your own parenting journey. No Right or Wrong Path: Discover how both SAHMs and working moms face unique but equally valid challenges and rewards. Sharon's story highlights that choosing either path is about finding what works best for you and your family, without fear of missing out or being left behind. Shared Wisdom for a Balanced Summer: Learn practical tips from Sharon on how to make the most of your summer with your kids. Whether you're a working mom or considering a shift, this conversation provides strategies for balancing enriching activities for your children with personal growth and career aspirations. Actionable Takeaways: Embrace a new perspective by understanding the experiences of stay-at-home moms. Find reassurance in knowing that whether you work or stay home, you're making the right choice for your family. Implement shared tips to create a summer that is fulfilling and productive for both you and your kids. Join us for this insightful conversation with Sharon Macey, and discover how understanding different mom experiences can enrich your own parenting journey and help you make the most of your mom summer. Listen now and gain a fresh perspective on motherhood! Official bio: Sharon Macey is a content creator, blogger, speaker and host of the Mom to MORE podcast. A real "mother of reinvention", Sharon created Mom To MORE™, a podcast and community for women rediscovering themselves beyond motherhood. Sharon enjoyed a successful career as an award-winning copywriter and marketer before proudly embracing the role of stay-at-home-mom. During the years of raising her 3 kids, she realized while doing all of the expected mom things, she had developed a wealth of skills that served as the foundation for her own personal reinvention.  Sharon knows that moms of any age can use their talents, wisdom and unique gifts to create their empowering and fulfilling next chapters in life. Sharon holds a BA in advertising from the University of Texas at Austin and a Digital Marketing Strategies certification from the Kellogg School of Management. She competes in Latin ballroom dance and lives the empty-nest life in Connecticut with her husband and comedic dog, Comet. In this episode, I shared a resource you can use today to initiate conversations with anyone! Grab it this week and let me help you take the first step to building a powerful network that can help you grow your business (and even connect with other moms too). 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The free playbook helps you: -Write an elevator pitch that will be memorable and distinguish you from everyone else. -Improve your networking skills, especially if you're a mom founder who can't go out and leave it to chance that she'll meet the business investor, mentor, or partner of her dreams. -Learn how to become a better networker without feeling like a fish out of water. -Write your emails to introduce yourself to strangers without overthinking how to begin an email or how to prove in the email that speaking with you will be worth their time. -Push beyond the fear that often holds you back, thinking "Oh, I can't do that" or "Who am I to approach that person?" -Think strategically about your outreach goals by considering why you want to talk to specific people, along with what you need to know so you don't get caught out there feeling like a deer in headlights without the right words to say. -Think ahead about how you intend to make it worth their time and how you can use your platform to feature them as an expert, among other things. -Calm your networking jitters beforehand by guiding you on how to research the event and its attendees before heading out. -Gain fresh ideas for follow-ups that will feel good to you and the recipient, instead of just emailing the person over and over again. -Use a timeframe to conduct your networking or outreach efforts so they become a habit. -And includes email templates galore! 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Where do you want to be 9-weeks from now? There are two options you can feel excited, intentional, and prepared to hit the ground running in the fall ready to pitch, connect, or partner with absolutely anyone who can help your business skyrocket into next year or you can play smaller, stay stuck in the same day-to-day monotony of business hiding from the people and places where the better opportunities can be created? You are bold. You are the type of founder who will do anything for your clients! It's time to do this for yourself! Treat yourself the same you have committed to treat others. Go for option 1. Bold you! Believe in yourself as much as you believe in others! Imagine if you believed in yourself as much as you believed in your kids! You'd knock yourself out of every and any park! The fastest way to get to option 1 is by investing in Fertile Imagination to Networking Success today. Sign-up now for the 15-minute call for the details and summer start date--> https://www.melissallarena.com/sessions/ Let's talk here so that you won't miss out on all of the bonus exclusive to this round of five mom founders. If you have questions email me melissa [at] melissallarena.com TRANSCRIPT: What if stay at home moms and working moms got together and helped one another and imparted some really useful wisdom that could help us each be better moms? That is what this conversation is about. I have here quite the special guest, Sharon Macey. She's the host of the Mom to More™ podcast. She's the mother of reinvention.   Former stay at home mom for almost 20 years, Sharon intimately understands the journey of motherhood, its joys, challenges, and the inevitable question moms all ask themselves. Is this all there is? And what's next for me? These moments of introspection led Sharon to her own aha moment and inspired the creation of her podcast, a podcast and community dedicated to supporting women rediscovering themselves after motherhood.   In this episode, we'll Sharon and I talk about what is it that we should be doing and can be doing with our kids during these summer breaks. And so I thought that Sharon would have a wonderful perspective seeing that she had about 20 summers with her children as a stay at home mom. And I think asking a friend with that experience is absolutely invaluable.   Also discussed in this conversation was a chapter of my book, fertile imagination. So in my book, I share how as working moms, we might want to phase out our approach to business building. Or just the way that we tackle our goals. And so I wanted to get Sharon's perspective pertaining to her life as a stay at home mom for the last 20 years.   And I wanted to see kind of like the other side of things. I wanted to know if she had been building out her interests in phases as a stay at home mom. And so that was something that we talked about as well as this very unique and very cool concept, which is that She was plugged into the community of advertising as a stay at home mom, so although she may have not been, you know, working for an agency at the time, her mom friends in agencies and friends in general would still reach out to Sharon.   As she may have been, you know, driving a child from hockey practice to back home. And that continuation of building those relationships, even when you are not working, per se, or looking for a job, I thought is such a wonderful example to share on this episode. So truly enjoy the conversation. If this really adds value and helps you reimagine what this summer could look like, having spent some valuable time with your kids, but also still plugged into your interests, then share this conversation with your mom bestie in particular.   And I want to challenge you. If you're a working mom, share this with a stay at home mom. And if you're a stay at home mom, share it with a working mom. I promise that we have more in common than we could possibly imagine. So please share this episode. And now for the wonderful conversation with Sharon Macey.   Amazing. Sharon Macey, thank you so much for being on Unimaginable Wellness. How are you? I am great. My friend. How are you? I'm really excited about this. I'm really excited about you. I'm excited that you're in a library. Oh my gosh. Do you know internet problems today? So we're in a library with this heinous yellow background behind me.   So But you know what, Sharon, this is emblematic of making it all work, making what lemon sorbet out of lemons. Here's the best part. I love libraries. So you're actually in like my Haven, right? So your library, fun fact, when I was living in new Canaan, we were very library envious. of people in Westport, right?   And so you are in a really great library looking at what a river or something. So yes, yeah. Overlooking I'm not overlooking a river, but yes, this library is overlooking a river. Yeah. So shout out to libraries. You guys are saving graces, especially if the internet ever conks out. And, and also for those mom friendly rooms, right?   With all those beautiful children books and such. So Sharon, I am so excited to have you here and we can absolutely launch into the regularly scheduled conversation. So Sharon, let me just paint the picture here, right? So. A lot of us want to spend more time with our kids, especially when we're in school break during the summer.   But the, the challenge is if we have our own businesses, if we're working moms, is that at this point we already feel behind, like behind on life, behind on our to dos, on our dreams. And so this idea that, okay, kids are out and we want to spend time with them. It just feels Card, and it feels like something that  might take us away from building the skills necessary to like make progress on our business.   So I would love you to help us all better understand how time spent with kids. For example, maybe thinking about your years as a stay at home mom, 20 years or so, how did that better prepare you? For when it was your turn or time to launch your own platform or business, like help us rationalize, like, okay.   Time spent with my kid is going to help me for when I'm back at it in the fall.  100%. I love that question, Melissa. Thank you.  The beauty of having been a stay at home mom, at least for me, and I realize that is a privilege to be able to spend that time, is that I realized later that everything you do as a stay at home mom builds a skill set and Or superpowers, whatever you want to call it, that will help you manifest, create, be whatever it is you want to be in your future.   Or if you are trying to get this done while your kids are, maybe your kids have finally entered kindergarten or elementary school and you do have a little more time. In your day, you've got more daylight,  it will help you build those skills. And so every moment that you're with your kids, you're learning so many things and we blow these off, right?   You think about how you act in an emergency, the leadership roles, the, the infinite questions in your ability to multitask and be a communicator and a negotiator and we'll throw in Dr. Mom, cause we've all been there. You have these innate abilities to do so many things and all of those skills are going to inform you.   They will help you get to whatever your next chapter or what I like to call my podcast, your more is going to be. And so I, I, I sort of challenged moms to say, think about all the things that you do, write them down. I mean, think about all the parties you've done. You're an event planner. Think about nonprofits that you've raised money for.   You are developing a skill set that is rich and varied and marketable, and those will take you far. I have to share something with you. A lot of moms that I've partnered with, mom founders, have told me that following up after going to networking events tends to be hard,  awkward, and a lot of them really don't know how to do it. I completely agree, and I think, as I think about time with my child or my children, I also think about the fact, and what I'm hearing you say, Sharon, is that I could almost, like, reframe it, right? If, if I'm feeling that, That complexity of the decision, the fact that it is time that I'm not going to be working on my business, quote unquote.   So one reframe that I'm hearing is that maybe the summer season, maybe these breaks, quote unquote, are like opportunities for me to work on like my soft Skills, right? So soft skills as a leader is certainly something that if you're a business owner, like a solopreneur, like myself, like you tend to forget the fact that you too need like a development plan as well in terms of your leadership skills.   So maybe time with your child can be time spent focusing on some key soft skills, and maybe it's something you do together. A hundred percent. And this, I think this time with the kids, summer is fun. It's creative. It's imaginative. It is, it's sort of where you can try to give your brain a bit of a mental break because the kids are on break and listen, your kid may go to camp.   So you'll have a little more time there.  Just, I'd say really enjoy that time. And, and drill down on all of these life experiences and see what comes up from there because it's not wasted time at all. It's incredibly valuable time. Absolutely. And, and I mentioned that because I remember when I was coaching a client, she had spent one morning going to some sort of science museum with her son and her husband, and in the back of her mind, she was like, But I should be really working on building my business.   But then she got back to the whole point of like, but wait, like, why did I actually build my business? It was to have the flexibility to be with my child. And so I think all of it can be rationalized. If you need that rationalization, just so that this way you feel great and actually present when you are with your child.   So I love what you said there, Sharon. So let me, let me ask you something because here's the thing that's super cool. So when I've interviewed people, not everyone has like checked out my book, fertile imagination, but you have it in your hand. And so I think it's, it's amazing. So I want to just reference it and get your thoughts on this idea.   Yeah in the book In the book Thank you so much In the book sharon. I reference a working mom who I admire so so so much martha hennessey who's Like a rock star and she's like a grandmother at this stage, too And she told me before I became a mom that I would never regret the time I spent with my kids It was really hard to think about Think that through because I was not yet a mom, but now I like I get it, right?   Cause a lot of us, for example, especially if you're a working mom, you only have these like windows of time, right? Of mom exclusive time. So here's my question, Martha, I mentioned in my book, she worked on her professional dreams. In phases while being a mom, right? And so my question to you, because you were a stay at home mom for 20 years, like, did you, on the other side of this coin, explore your interests in phases during your stay at home mom time?   Ooh, interesting question, my friend. So  I didn't think that I did at the time, but in retrospect, I I absolutely did, because I realized everything I was doing with my kids, all of the information I was absorbing and the knowledge that I was learning and the skills that I was honing, all of those things helped me eventually get to where I am right now with mom to more with the podcast and the community for women rediscovering themselves beyond motherhood.   And what was interesting, Melissa was when I was a stay at home mom, it was a little more black and white then. Right. I've got a, got a couple of years on you. It was a little more black and white, and it was either you were working or you are not. And  I had some freelance clients. My background is advertising and marketing.   I'm a writer. So I did have some freelance clients for a while until I had too many kids and then they outnumbered me and I was overwhelmed,  but. What I, what I tried to do is keep my fingers in the things that I like to do. I, my friends know that I'm creative. I would have friends who were working, who would call me up and say, need a headline.   I need an idea. Talk to me about whatever. And so  during those years, as  I had in the back of my head, I knew that There was a lot of questioning inside of me going, well, is this all there is? And what do I want to do when my kids grow up, which definitely led me into my mom to more chapter. And then during the pandemic, I was able to go back to school, which really helped to launch a couple of things, which then ultimately led in into what I was doing.   So I. Definitely different phases, although I might not have been as aware of it at the moment when things were happening, but in retrospect, when you really look at that pool of experiences and knowledge and highs and lows and disasters and successes, everything sort of helped me to get to where I am right now.   It's so interesting how originally I'm gonna this is actually something I've never told anyone. So like, I remember when I was first pregnant, me and my husband, okay, this was before becoming parents. Well, I guess I was with my first born in me, but I remember. We got all analytical about what we wanted our firstborn to be.   We literally started writing down, like, we want them to know all these languages. We want them to be, pick a word, kind, ambitious, whatever. Like we were almost like scientifically writing out like the recipe that we wanted to then bake. And, and so it's interesting because obviously that was like, To shreds because reality, you become a mom, but what I'm hearing from you is that maybe we don't need to be so like, I don't know, methodological about how we want to approach our lives.   Maybe things will happen. Events will happen. Situations will present themselves that in hindsight, we can then connect the dots and make something out of them that. Helps us feel fulfilled, you know, and so again, we were not creating our child, but we're manifesting his personality. So this was, this was beyond manifesting.   We're like two MBAs. We got Excel on this whole thing. And, and honestly, I had no time for Excel that first year. But the whole idea is that there's, there might be something else at play that really just helps guide us in, in a logical way that we will only know after the fact, right? So 20 years later, it makes sense that your friends in the creative feels, we're still asking you for your insights and wisdom.   It makes sense that maybe now at this stage, Sharon, and I don't know if this is true. Maybe you also like reached out to them and ask them about your mom to more stage. Maybe there's, there's some sort of, right.  Exchange there. So how did that work? Like at this point, at this stage, I'm just curious, like, did you plug back into those former friends, former colleagues, people who knew you when?   Absolutely. And, and a lot of that, they've just been in my life. Throughout the continuum, right? They never left. And I feel blessed to know as many people as I do in as many different stages of life that they're in. And so knowing that I have people that I can connect Reach out to and connect with, or sometimes reconnect with, has been incredibly powerful.   And I've found moms from my podcast, from,  from knowing, from people that I've known for a long time and realizing things that they have done in their life. And I think also  you have to, like in your book, Melissa, you have to allow for those moments of creativity and those moments of imagination and those moments of, I'm just going to go with the flow and see where it takes me.   And. Oftentimes, when you have these unexpected moments that were unex, these unexpected moments, you learn so much about you, about  something that you love to do, about something that you think you might want to look into in the future. So I just say, Like what you said in the book, allow your imagination to be and be able to take chances.   And I, and I think that's also something that I'm, I'm actually really comfortable doing. I don't know why, but I'm cool with taking chances. I feel like I started the podcast before I was really ready, although I had done a lot of research and I was as ready as I was going to be at that moment. But was it perfect?   God, no, you just, sometimes you just jump in and you do something because you know that you have something that needs to get out and it's going to resonate and you just need to do it. So that's kind of sort of where I'm, I'm coming from about that. Yeah. And I love that. I love that. I love how there was this continuing this continuity, I guess you could say of relationships.   It's like, I noticed that in terms of circles. So like, you know, where I have lived and where I live now, like there's a lot of moms who might not be a purist. Stay at home mom because right now I would say the lines are blurry to your point Especially with the advent of hybrid work and just working from home It's like like I do everything at home But so does my husband which is really interesting and he's not a stay at home dad, right?   So I I love how you  Stayed connected to people that were still in the work of of commerce right at the time and how and I also love how they respect you so much for your talent and skills, even though maybe at that moment, you may have been literally like driving someone to hockey practice or something.   Right? Like, And yes, yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. Right. You know, for mom, some, sometimes some of your most creative ideas happen behind the wheel of your car. Yeah, that's, that's very true. Actually, Sarah Blakely, by the way, just today on Instagram did a reel on how she used to feel. Fake a commute so that she could come up with her best ideas while driving nowhere, like around the same sort of set of blocks in Georgia.   But that being said, it just supports what you just said, Sharon. Yeah. Driving, showering, all of these moments where you're not thinking about a campaign or whatever, where that is when you get the tagline, right? That's when you get that soundbite. So I love that. I'm super creative. It just  moments of when you're sort of like falling asleep or maybe you wake up in the middle of the night because at a certain age, yes, everybody's waking up in the middle of the night  and oftentimes I find my brain just starts going and ideas just start popping and I have to open up my phone so I could just jot myself a note so I don't forget it.   Absolutely. Yeah. I mean, that's actually when my imagination was in full gear, like when I would put my head to the pillow and when I became a mom, because I was not putting my head to the pillow very often, that's why I felt like there was this pause on my imagination. And that's why I wrote the book so that I could rediscover my imagination and, and help moms and readers do the same for them.   And, and so let me ask you this question, cause I think I think this is really going to be common in terms of a lot of the listeners here. And I think your perspective, Sharon, would be amazing. So, okay, we have this idea that we are missing out on the lives of our kids. And And I, I am, I wonder from your perspective, when you were a stay at home, mom, did you feel like you were missing out in the world of commerce?   Like, was that ever like an inner conflict for you? Like, Oh, I'm not in the glitz and glamour of that. Things I heard this from a mom. That's a stay at home mom who was in, in communications before. That's why I'm curious about your thoughts and how you either untangled that conflict or worked through that conflict.   Cause we have it on the other side. We feel like we're missing out on the lives of our kids working mom. So I'm just curious your thoughts. Yeah, it's really interesting. You mentioned that because I absolutely felt that I was missing out, but. At that moment in my life, I had my it was a joint decision with my husband and myself that I had decided to step back and focus on the kids because they were only young ones and also recognizing that I had the privilege of being a stay at home mom.   But I would advise. Moms who are home to stay connected. And it's so much easier now than when my kids were younger, right? Having come back from, you know, the mom 2. 0 summit, so many women are really engaged in a, in a part time way. They've got younger kids, they're content creators that didn't exist when, when my kids were younger.   And so I'd say. My advice would be stay connected to the things that you love, the things that resonate with you, anything in your form or career, stay in touch with the people that you worked with.  You can take an online class, you can meet up with other like minded moms, and I know that there are, are groups all over the country of women who, Our home who are gathering together and they're talking about how do they stay relevant?   How do they stay informed? How do they stay with their fingers sort of still in the pie of their former careers? So then when they have the opportunity to be able to go back to what they did or interestingly, maybe start something totally new that they had no idea that they were going to do, that they feel that there was still that connection.   I'd say for the moms who are working and they're feeling like they're missing out with their kids, that, that is, is maybe not PC. That's, that's obviously a choice that you have. Now, I will also say, That there are women who have to work and I respect the hell out of them for doing two really incredibly hard jobs at the same time, raising kids, having to make that decision to put them in daycare or have someone in the family look at them so you can go make a living.   And that is, that is an incredibly hard journey. And I applaud all those moms who do that. And. And so they're not missing out because it's really interesting. Melissa, from the kids perspective,  my kids would say to me, we can't imagine having a mom who wasn't at home. But I know other women who were working and their kids have said to them, we can't imagine having a mom who wasn't working.   And so kids will glean.  Information and and experiences from how they lived and that will inform I think who they're going to become. So I think both sides of the coin are valid and true and real and they happen every day. And I think we just really have to embrace where we are able to be at this moment in time  while we are embracing our kids and just trying to take every moment that we gain from them and grow from it and love it.   I would agree. And I think, as I think about some of the clients that I've had who, who technically have a choice, that's, that's the part that's kind of interesting. And everybody has to decide for themselves, like what it is that they want out of their one precious life. Right. But, but some of the, uh, Some of the individuals who do have a lot of choice and, and opt to be very ambitious in terms of their careers, even when their kids are only going to be five, one time or 10, one time there's the other side of it is that you poured in so many years, a lot of times before becoming a mom, right?   So there's so many people that I've gone to school. School with, for example, that before they became a mom, which a lot of people now become moms later in life, they poured in decades to go up the ladder and to accomplish whatever dream was on their heart. And so it's very, very valid that that dream doesn't just go and it doesn't get thrown in the toilet with our placentas.   Again, I wonder where my placenta is. It's all. And it's really interesting, Melissa. I was just speaking with a cousin, a cousin of mine, and it's actually my cousin's daughter, and she just had a baby last fall. She's got a really big time job. And I think the pandemic really changed a lot of things. She is able to work from home  two days a week.   And so she can be with her daughter. She can work, she can take time out and, and. And have that mommy time, which is so important, but she also has this like really big job at a really world renowned firm. And so I think moms today have so many more options, so many more options than what I had when my kids were younger.   And so I, I think that's really important. I think that's terrific. You can sort of do both, right? You can have the time with your kids. You can have time at work. Sometimes they're overlapping at home. And, and it's just a whole different world in that regard, whether who's going to be a home parent, working parent.   It's, it's, it's,  there's a lot of, you know, We may want to edit this out right here. Cause I just had a senior moment.  There are, there is much more optionality that exists today than exists before.  Absolutely. Sharon. I think that people definitely can  re imagine what. A day can look like where they are present with their child, and they're also super focused on their work during another slice of, of the day.   I, I do, I do know there's, it's such a complex thing. I think having been a coach, like I appreciate also a lot of the realities, which is just one thing. Like. I still do think even though we have the option to work from home, I still do think that people that are physically based in a headquarters area might get picked for a C suite job a little more readily and easily.   Or if you show up to the office, it might convey extra commitment. And I'm not saying that's right. I'm just saying that I understand. And I appreciate the reality you. But I also understand that anyone that's listening has the opportunity at this time to really  figure out for herself what she wants.   Like, what do you want out of this life experience? Some, some listeners may. May have always thought to themselves, like, I've always wanted to be a mom. Like, like this, this being the CEO of an organization, that's for the birds. I'm being so silly right now, but like not everyone wanted that. And so for some people, I think it's just a matter of seeing the fact that if your dream was.   To be a stay at home mom and you have the opportunity to do so that is as valid and worthy and honorable as being the CEO of a billion dollar organization or whatever. And  yeah, I mean, you're representing the next generation of humans and I think the world is definitely more amenable to the whole work from home concept and we'll, we can thank the pandemic for that really.   And. There are, I think you can have more of it both ways than we could in the past. And, and the other thing that's really interesting, Melissa is what I've learned from some of the women that I've had the privilege of interviewing for my podcast is that I find that women who have spent a period of time home with their kids, they, they have become.   Far more entrepreneurial than they would have ever imagined. And so if you had said to many of the moms that I've spoken with, if someone had told you five years ago that you're gonna be doing what you're doing at this moment, they would have said, no way,  would have said, that's not me. I'm never gonna be doing that.   And so I think that just, The experience that you gain as a mom, the experience that you gained from working first and then being a mom and taking all those things that you went sort of putting it in the washer and the dryer and saying, okay, how's it going to come out on the other end? There's women have really this extraordinary entrepreneurial spirit and creativity and imagination, which leads them places they never thought they'd go.   And, and that, I mean, that's what happened to me. And I think that is just beautiful because life. Is you never know what's going to happen in life. You never know what's going to happen tomorrow. So to be able to take that creativity and move it forward, I think is a real gift and a blessing to, to have that opportunity.   Absolutely. Sharon, thank you for this. I think anyone listening is going to want to keep up with you. Keep up with Sharon. So like, where can we, yeah. So where can people find you hear more for about being a mom and, and just. Living in that moreness, like, how can we be part of your world? I love that. Living in my moreness.   Thank you for that. You can find me, well, my website is MOM2MORE, so M O M T O M O R E dot com, and on there, You'll have links to the podcast. The podcast is mom to more. It is on Apple, Spotify, YouTube for the video cast, really, wherever you do your podcast, you can find me. And on Instagram, I am at mom to more also on Facebook, also on LinkedIn.   I'm at Sharon Macey and talking about all things just from a slightly different perspective on LinkedIn that are relevant to, to moms. So I think also what's interesting for moms is.  Using your creative flow and, and, and having that idea exchange continuing on in your life, whether it's with friends who are moms, friends who are working, but that that whole sort of your creative flow, your essence, exchanging of ideas, building bridges, and, and it's something that I think is, is  helpful in helping you just sort of try to figure out what your next chapter is going to be.   Absolutely. Thank you so much, Sharon. Have an awesome one. Thank you, Melissa. Thanks. This has been great fun. What a wonderful conversation with Sharon. Here are the three things that I am going to reflect on myself and you might want to consider as well. So that this way, this summer season is A present one, and it feels completely nourishing, whether you are a stay at home mom or you're a working mom.   Point number one, there is beauty in being a stay at home mom. There are skills that you will learn that you can absolutely use now and later. And so just appreciating the beauty that there is, is my personal to do. I mean, there are moments when I am definitely very focused on my three boys, especially the summer season.   When I might lose sight of the fact that, you know what, we're out here having frozen yogurt together. How often is this going to happen? I don't know the answer to that. And so appreciating the moment and being in the beauty is absolutely something that I will take to heart. The second point is phases.   So in my book, fertile imagination, Martha Hennessy is someone who I feature. She's outstanding, had various positions in the government, and she is actually someone that I admire in terms of phasing out her professional ambitions. Sharon mentioned how moms stay at home. Moms can do the same thing. You can do the same thing.   If you are on a career pause, you can absolutely Think about what is interesting to you and start exploring this in a very like phase by phase basis. So if your children are, you know, just starting school, you could absolutely approach your love of dance. If your children are now in middle school, you can absolutely approach your love of song, whatever it is that's on your heart.   You can absolutely Think about how to experience that interest and Definitely check out my book because there's some ideas there pertaining to how you might want to Reimagine how you actually explore an interest so check out fertile imagination Third point. So this relationship between stay at home moms and working moms, I want more stay at home mom friends.   I want more working mom friends. I want us to get together and talk about the reality of our life experiences. There's so much more that we can learn from each other. than there is in terms of judging each other or even like judging ourselves. You know, I know for me, there have been moments when I've been like, okay, wait, was I supposed to be a stay at home mom?   Or was I supposed to be a, you know, working girl out in corporate America? Like there's all these thoughts that we often share, but we do not  to one another about. So we share it in terms of we're thinking it. But we're not expressing it. So what if we actually got together over a cup of coffee and we actually had these conversations?   So definitely thank you so much for listening to the conversation and until n

This one's for anyone who wants to build their side hustle up enough where they can quit their nine to five. Our guests today Mike and Jae started two years ago doing wholesaling real estate, which is the proven business model that we teach you on this podcast. Tune in to have the freedom and flexibility to do what you want, when you want, where you want, with who you want. Key Talking Points of the Episode 00:00 Introduction02:39 What is a lien?03:13 How did Mike & Jae find their first wholesale deal?04:22 Where did Mike & Jae find a buyer for their first deal?05:08 How did Mike & Jae take advantage of social media for their wholesale deals?07:25 Why did Mike & Jae have to renegotiate their first deal?08:33 What was it like for Mike to renegotiate their offer?09:17 What did Mike & Jae find out after the title report came back?11:38 How long did it take for Mike & Jae to get their first deal done?12:33 What does business look like for Mike & Jae today?14:51 How is Mike & Jae using creative financing to do more deals?17:34 How is the purchase and sale agreement different for a creative deal?19:21 What are the wholesaler's responsibilities in a creative deal?20:40 Why are creative deals not ideal for new investors?21:20 How did Mike & Jae get into doing creative deals?22:38 What is it like for Mike & Jae to work together in business?24:56 What are Mike & Jae's goals for their business?27:13 Where can you follow Mike & Jae? Links Podcast: 139: 7 Day Challenge To Make $10,000https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/139-7-day-challenge-to-make-%2410-000/id1667656532?i=1000652953223 Instagram: Jae Moraleshttps://www.instagram.com/roman.with.jae/ Instagram: Mike Scarpahttps://www.instagram.com/roman.with.mike/    

Want to invest in real estate to replace your W2 and be your own boss? Our guest asks top questions on getting started and we answer them! Key Talking Points of the Episode 00:00 Introduction02:17 When do real estate investors use debt for properties?04:01 How do interest rates affect your real estate deals?05:37 Where did the idea for the Deal Machine app come from?06:48 What motivated David to build the Deal Machine app?07:39 What was the first property David invested in?09:38 What is difference between how we do real estate today from before?10:18 How can new investors take advantage of DSCR loans?12:05 What is the BRRR strategy?13:04 How can new investors avoid getting into bad deals?14:10 What is the difference between being an agent and a wholesaler? Links Podcast: 065: How to Get Your First Deal in 7 Days with David Leckohttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/065-how-to-get-your-first-deal-in-7-days-with-david-lecko/id1667656532?i=1000633061788 Instagram: David Leckohttps://www.instagram.com/dlecko Instagram: Heritage Home Investmentshttps://www.instagram.com/heritage_home_investments

Live edited recording at The Oxford Fire Station on 25/05/2024. Live Anniversary Q&A for the Oxford Podcast Festival It's the 4th (!) anniversary of the launch of Terrible Lizards and this came at a perfect time as Iszi and Dave got invited to do the recent podcast festival in Oxford. So, while we have our usual end of series Q&QA episode in a few months, here we have an early one with questions from out live audience. We thought that was more appropriate then for us to just rabbit on (or dinosaur on) in front of people and it made for a pretty compelling exchange, the time simply flew by. An obviously thanks to the organisers for hosting us and especially to all the people who actually trekked there (from Edinburgh! From Germany!) and then spent actual time to just listen to us. It's still all rather confusing and unsettling, but they say it takes all sorts to make a world. Anyway, here it all and happy birthday to us, and thanks for listening.   Links: Podcast festival link: https://www.saintaudiopodcastfestival.com/ Support us on Patreon for extra content: https://www.patreon.com/terriblelizards

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We all know how challenging it can be to stay consistent with the things that we KNOW we should be doing daily to reach our goals. So, today, I want to share 8 of my best tips with you to help you optimise your motivation each day so that you can reach your goals faster and with more ease!   Links: Podcast on sleep: Episode 35: Can Sleep Loss Make You Gain Weight?  Download my FREE eBook with 4 15 minute meals: click here Start your weight loss, gut healing and anti-inflammatory journey now with my 3 Week Body Reset Continue your journey and figuring out YOUR own balance in the Health with Bec Tribe Explore my free recipes & website: Click here  Follow me on instagram: @health_with_bec      

So this type of content is the type of content that always makes me the most sales and gets my highest ticket clients to sign up with me .... and in this episode I'm going to share with you exactly what it is and how you can implement it for your business.P.S. The Wildfire Content pre-sale is now OPEN - the pre-sale pricing will expire on Tuesday and doors will close soon. >> Details + link to join: https://programs.milanasarenac.com/offers/2zQcpdcB/checkout

There are literally only 3 types of content you need to be creating consistently in your business.In this episode I'm going to tell you exactly what they are and explain what are the big content mistakes online coaches make that cost them a ton of sales.Get your notepad ready because this is a masterclass!And get yourself ready, because Wildfire Content opens for pre-sale on Monday 23/5!

Finding discounted real estate is the fastest way to get rich. There are many reasons a person would be motivated to sell their property at a discount. Today, we explore a highly motived list of people that is not talked about very often. Meaning you can find these deals without competing against as many other investors for the same deal. So if you've done a few deals, check out this episode on adding a new lead source to your real estate wholesaling business. Key Talking Points of the Episode 00:00 Introduction02:31 Why should you consider marketing to eviction lists?04:10 How can you access eviction lists in your market?05:21 What questions will you need to answer to get bulk data records?08:45 How much will it cost to get bulk data records?10:25 Why is it still important to start with driving for dollars?11:37 Why is there high potential in getting deals from eviction lists?12:41 How can marketing to eviction lists help your community? Links Podcast: 078: 25 Motivated Seller Lists & Best Order To Approach Themhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/078-25-motivated-seller-lists-best-order-to-approach-them/id1667656532?i=1000636896361  

This episode with Sara is PACKED WITH GOLD! Sara shares her journey from signing up to ESA and hitting her first $10k month just 8 weeks later. We go into depth on the how behind this journey, what she changed in her marketing, what she started and stopped doing and the mindset shifts that had to happen with this. Enjoy!XOMilana>> Connect with Sara on Instagram here. >> Sara's podcast Unstoppable Women Entrepreneur>> here.EMPOWER SALES ACADEMY IS CLOSING SOON: Get all the details here >> https://milanasarenac.com/empower-sales-academy-3 [DOORS CLOSE + FAST ACTION TAKER BONUSES EXPIRE 13 MARCH

The question I get asked THE MOST is how I can work 4 hours a day and run a multi-six-figure online coaching business.In today's episode, I share with you:my productivity hacks to reduce your work hours significantly exactly what my day-to-day tasks look like for a true work-life balancewhat my daily sales activities are that take me 30 minutes - 1 hour a daywhat automation tools and infrastructure have in place in my business to make this possible I hope these tips help you embrace a new era of productivity and profitability (which duh, of course they will!)XOMilanaEMPOWER SALES ACADEMY IS NOW OPEN: Get all the details here >> https://milanasarenac.com/empower-sales-academy-3 [DOORS CLOSE + FAST ACTION TAKER BONUSES EXPIRE 13 MARCH

There is a strategy I have been using over the last few months that has been working like magic in my business to generate leads and create more sales. I'm excited for you to tune in to this episode with Ali and hear us break this strategy down.____EMPOWER SALES ACADEMY IS NOW OPEN: Get all the details here >> https://milanasarenac.com/empower-sales-academy-3 There are two incredible fast-action bonuses available for the next 7 days when you join now

Breaking away from all the myths that it's "wrong" to be in it for the money if you're a business owner, that $10k months "shouldn't" be the goal, and that "6 figures" isn't the ultimate success.  Tune in to hear my take on this (which may surprise you).NEW FREE CHALLENGE 26-29 FEB

Have you hired a driver to help you look for run down houses that quit on you? Here's why your driver quit! This one's for anyone who's actually working on quitting their W-2 job to start wholesaling real estate: a strategy for making big checks from finding ugly houses. If you've got a solid W2, you can hire someone to look for run down houses for you. There's 3 payment structures for hiring a driver to look for run down houses. I will tell you why your past drivers have quit, and how to hire and retain them going forward. I've had the same driver with me for 3 years, and have coached hundreds of DealMachine team members on doing the same. Summary In this episode, David Lecko discusses the different payment structures for hiring a driver for driving for dollars in real estate wholesaling. He explains the three payment methods: paying by the hour, paying by the number of rundown houses found, and paying a bonus for closed deals. He emphasizes the importance of setting expectations, ensuring accountability, and having regular check-ins with the driver. Lecko also provides tips for screening and testing potential drivers and highlights the significance of having a contract to outline the payment structure and protect both parties. Overall, this episode provides valuable insights for anyone looking to hire a driver for driving for dollars. Takeaways • There are three payment structures for hiring a driver for driving for dollars: paying by the hour, paying by the number of rundown houses found, and paying a bonus for closed deals.• Paying by the hour is often the most effective payment method as it provides stability for the driver and ensures they are motivated to work consistently.• Setting clear expectations and having regular check-ins with the driver are crucial for maintaining productivity and accountability.• Screening and testing potential drivers before hiring them can help ensure they are serious and committed to the job.• Having a contract that outlines the payment structure and other important details is essential for protecting both parties and maintaining a professional relationship. Key Talking Points of the Episode 00:00 Introduction01:18 What payment methods work best for hiring drivers to drive for dollars?02:03 Why is it not ideal to only pay a finder's fee for drivers building you a list?04:05 What is the best way to pay drivers to drive for dollars for you?05:07 When would it be practical to not pay by the hour?06:16 How can you make the most of paying someone by the hour to drive for dollars?07:10 What will make people want to drive for dollars for you more than for other jobs?08:03 Why is it important to set the right expectations with drivers you're going to hire?09:07 Why is it important to meet with your drivers regularly once they start working with you?11:10 How will this strategy work for you as a real estate investor?12:47 What strategy do we use to make sure the drivers we hire are serious about the opportunity?14:37 What kind of contract can you use to secure your working relationship with your drivers? Links Podcast: 075: Make $10k-24k from Certain Down Houses with David Leckohttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/075-make-%2410k-24k-from-certain-down-houses-with-david-lecko/id1667656532?i=1000635664435 Podcast: 065: How to Get Your First Deal in 7 Days with David Leckohttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/065-how-to-get-your-first-deal-in-7-days-with-david-lecko/id1667656532?i=1000633061788 Free Resource: Driver Contracthttps://www.dealmachine.com/drivercontract David's Social: @dlecko https://www.dealmachine.com/pod

I have some exciting news to share with you in this episode. I'm terrible at secrets so this has been a tough one to keep the lid on. I'm also letting you in on what this means for my business (some changes coming!) and what's next. P.S. If you haven't yet - make sure you join my free live Challenge happening in 10 days! A BRAND NEW FREE CHALLENGE IS HAPPENING

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Cole Stephenson shares his experience of making $10,000 on his very first wholesale deal. He started by consuming free content from Jerry Norton and participating in his challenge to make five offers a day. Cole used online platforms like Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist to find motivated sellers. He developed a texting script and focused on building rapport with sellers to identify their motivation. Cole secured his first deal by offering 70% of the estimated after-repair value (ARV) and negotiating with the seller. He found a buyer through a contact in the industry and closed the deal successfully. Cole plans to scale his business and acquire 20 properties for long-term rentals. Takeaways Consuming free content and participating in challenges can provide valuable knowledge and guidance for getting started in wholesaling.Building rapport with sellers and understanding their motivation is crucial for securing deals.Negotiating skills and the ability to analyze numbers are essential in wholesaling.Finding a reliable buyer and closing the deal successfully are key to making a profit in wholesaling. Key Talking Points of the Episode 00:00 Introduction00:51 How did Cole make $10K on his first wholesale deal?01:45 How did Cole find his first wholesale deal?02:37 What was Cole looking for when he was reaching out to leads?04:38 How did Cole run the numbers for his first wholesale deal?06:31 What is the importance of building rapport with sellers?08:57 Why is due diligence critical in real estate investing?10:36 How did Cole find the buyer for his first wholesale deal?12:51 What was Cole's first JV experience like?16:13 What does Cole's strategy for finding sellers look like today?19:10 Why did Cole decide to get into wholesaling real estate?21:35 How much has Cole's life changed since getting into wholesaling?23:47 What is Cole looking forward to in 2024? Links Podcast: 097: 6 Ways To Help Someone In Foreclosure with Devin Robinsonhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/097-6-ways-to-help-someone-in-foreclosure-with-devin/id1667656532?i=1000641409769 David's Social: @dleckohttps://www.dealmachine.com/pod

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In this episode, I am giving you an extensive list of everything I did in my business in 2023 that worked amazing or absolutely sucked in my business. From marketing strategies to launches to platforms to business decisions.You'll hear me talk about:The biggest thing that made a difference to my revenue in 2023The platform that worked the best in my businessOne of the best decisions I made in terms of expansion in 2023The offer structures that worked really well and the ones that just...didn'tSomething I implemented late in the year but that was a gamechanger in terms of giving me back my timeWhat surprised me about myself this year and how I operated the businessThings behind the scenes I was doing that very much worked The two big decisions I made about how I'd show up on social media and what impact they had Something I planned to do lots of in my business and completely failedTwo strategies I wanted to get behind but just could not (and why)My weak spots when it came to how I showed up this year...and lotsss more.It's a very raw, honest, and real episode taking you behind the scenes of my year. I hope you can extract everything that serves you from this episode and use it to make 2024 incredible for you.____

Tom Ellis interviews Neil Warren on episode 101.Neil started out playing blues harmonica in his hometown of Blackburn (with it's 4000 holes). He progressed into learning jazz, taking jazz chromatic lessons for several years, and then folk music. Neil currently plays in two bands around his local area, an acoustic act playing blues and folk, and an electric band playing different genres, such as ska and funk and blues, including use of the DM48 midi chromatic.He has won three categories of competitions at the UK National Harmonica League festival and helped organise the Chromatic Weekend festival for them for several years. The discussion then turns to focus on the Happy Hour Harmonica podcast, how it got started, how he sources the people to interview, what the podcast tries to do and some of his own favourite moments from the first 100 episodes.Links:Podcast website:https://www.harmonicahappyhour.com/Contact podcast:https://www.harmonicahappyhour.com/contact/Transcription website:https://www.harptranscripts.co.uk/Harp Keys: showing key of harmonica used on over 1000 songs:https://www.harptranscripts.co.uk/harpkeys.htmlRev John and the Revelations:https://revjohnh490546051.wordpress.com/Greg Mayston band:https://www.folkbluesandamericana.com/Harmonica UK (was National Harmonica League):https://www.harmonica.uk/Videos:Roseanne soundtrack:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSE51IAUZ3MDark Eyes at UK Chromatic Weekend:https://youtu.be/fh664YnZcFc?si=mowTd5gPtJJdBvNcBlair Athol (Scottish folk song): https://youtu.be/eZ-FT48q05QBlowing The Family Jewels:https://youtu.be/fnOZrIr7AE4Podcast website:https://www.harmonicahappyhour.comDonations:If you want to make a voluntary donation to help support the running costs of the podcast then please use this link (or visit the podcast website link above):https://paypal.me/harmonicahappyhour?locale.x=en_GBor sign-up to a monthly subscription to the podcast:https://www.buzzsprout.com/995536/supportSpotify Playlist:Also check out the Spotify Playlist, which contains most of the songs discussed in the podcast:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5QC6RF2VTfs4iPuasJBqwT?si=M-j3IkiISeefhR7ybm9qIQPodcast sponsors:This podcast is sponsored by SEYDEL harmonicas - visit the oldest harmonica factory in the world at www.seydel1847.com  or on Facebook or InstagramSupport the show

This is a recast of a previously released episode that performed really well. I thought it may be useful for you as a business owner. I'll be back with new episodes in a couple of weeks!Today I want to talk about productivity. For these last six months, I have been working hard at creating sustainable work habits. My goal has been to focus on taking the time to just ‘be', rather than always 'doing' and racing through my life.While it's tempting to try and squeeze more into your work day, productivity should be more about working smarter and not harder.In this episode, I share 8 tips that I really believe will set you on the path to creating productive work patterns. By doing this, you can make room for other things in life that really matter to you.  I talk through ideas such as dedicated deep work, letting go of inbox zero, day theming, and mindset and learning. I share tips on how to become laser-focused and what I do to cut down on time wasting. I truly believe that by increasing your productivity, it's possible to find a healthy balance between work, play and everything else in between. LINKS:Podcast episode with Elana Robertson: "Discovering your sustainable pace with Elana Robertson"Book recommendations: "Deep Work" by Cal Newport and "Busy" by Tony CrabbeWhere to Find Bec:Website:https://straightupbookkeeping.com.au/ Instagram: @straightup_bookkeepingFacebook: @straightupbookkeepingLinkedIn: @straight-up-bookkeeping

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Do you feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of ways that exist to find a motivated seller? Perhaps you've tried a few ways so far but nothing ""stuck"" yet. In this episode, we will give you the top 25 ways to find a motivated seller. We will also give you the order that you should approach these in, so you're not overwhelmed and can take decisive action towards financial freedom. By the end of this episode, you'll learn how to tackle one thing at a time so you can focus on getting results before adding more to your plate. 00:00 Introduction03:27 Driving for dollars04:20 Tax delinquent lists05:30 Liens07:30 Code violations09:07 Pre-foreclosures10:57 Evictions12:00 Arrest records13:26 Foreclosures14:14 Vacant homes14:16 Expired listings with high equity14:36 Tired landlords14:56 Senior owners over 6515:09 Zombie properties15:45 Absentee owners16:13 Out-of-state owners17:37 Learn about having conversations for your first deal Links Podcast: 068: 4 Convos To Your First Wholesale Real Estate Dealhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/068-4-convos-to-your-first-wholesale-real-estate-deal/id1667656532?i=1000633828538 Podcast: MC18 Instagram: David Leckohttps://www.instagram.com/dlecko/ 

This is how you're going to collapse time in your business and shift to your highest timeline where your goals have already manifested. Links mentioned in this ep:

In this episode I peel back the curtain of exactly what my content creation process is - and I call it my lazy girl process because I'm unavailable for it to be complicated or hard.Content gets to fun, simple and profitable. Tune in to the episode to find out exactly how I do it.ALSO HOORAY! WILDFIRE CONTENT IS NOW OPEN → GET THE DETAILS HERE!

If you're doing all the things for your content and following all the strategies and it's not working like you hoped, THIS could be the reason why. Content strategy is one piece of the puzzle. The other piece and the bigger piece is the energy your content is infused with. How potent, activating and high converting your content is, is a direct reflection of  your personal power and the energy your infuse it with. Tune in to understand exactly how to start doing this. And keep an eye out for WILDFIRE CONTENT opening SOON

What kind of messages have you been given above food? How does eating come into play with your family? Dr. Priyanka joins me today to day to talk about intuitive eating and the roll culture, family and society influences the adult choices we make. We also dive deeper into why we run from discomfort and how allowing negative emotions can be the most powerful tool. Priyanka Venugopal is an Ob/Gy physician-turned-coach for high achieving professional moms who want to lose weight without a calculator and create more sustainable ease at work and home. Over 10 years she has talked with thousands of high achieving professional women and gotten to the root of the high achiever's biggest obstacles in hitting goals at work and on the scale. She is a coffee lover, mama to 2 kiddos and the host of The Unstoppable Mom Brain Podcast where she shares tangible skills and real lived experiences of how the high achiever can overcome their obstacles to create more of the life they want in a body they feel comfortable in. Links: Podcast: https://www.theunstoppablemombrain.com/podcast Work with her: https://www.theunstoppablemombrain.com/group Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theunstoppablemombrain/