Podcasts about little idea

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It's always nice to imbibe with a companion, so this month, we're pairing up last month's “Alcohol Across Cultures” chat with a companion piece on what to do (or not do) when drinking tea and other libations across the globe. So grab your potable of choice (potent or not) and please enjoy this special reissue of our second-ever episode, “Tea & Magnetic Pole Flips”, from March 2018! (Also: It appears that the topic of magnetic pole flipping has stayed in the news even five years later!) This episode, Dean and Tom navigate the cultural dos and don'ts of drinking tea in Morocco, Japan, the U.K., and Argentina - not to mention coffee in Ethiopia, beer in China, and whiskey in Korea! And without even getting inebriated (or maybe they do, as it would explain a lot), they also broach the topic of magnetic pole flipping (not an Olympic sport) and its cultural implications. Get ready to imbibe this episode from a gourd with a silver straw, because, as we all know, “the best things in life are served in a gourd.” Subscribe now! Have a cultural question or episode idea for Dean and Tom? Reach them on Twitter and Facebook (@OopsCultureShow) or by email at oopscultureshow@gmail.com. Music: "Little Idea" - Bensound.com

When Captain Hoff (Steve Hoffman) tries to help startups scale their businesses, he discovers a unique pain point that people have and creates a solution for it. How can you take your service and make it a product that you can scale?"The founders of YouTube, when they started, they did not think of the big idea. They did not think, we're going to build the largest video broadcast network in the world. We're going to change how the Internet works and people consume content. They did not think that..."Steve Hoffman is the author of Make Elephants Fly and the founder of Founders Space, a global startup incubator and accelerator. He has over 25 years of experience as an entrepreneur and has helped hundreds of startups around the world grow and scale their businesses.This is Steve Hoffman's story...I'm Steve Hoffman, and I'm the author of Make Elephants Fly. I'm also the founder of Founders Space, a global startup incubator and accelerator. I've been an entrepreneur for over 25 years, and I've learned a lot about what it takes to grow a business. One of the most important things I've learned is that successful startups don't just sell a product once to customers. Instead, they use a recurring revenue model to keep customers locked into their business. This allows them to grow without being limited by the number of people they can hire. I've also learned that it's often more effective to start small and solve specific problems that you notice in your customers' process. This was the case for YouTube, which started as a video datingIn this episode, you will learn the following:1. How do successful startups achieve rapid revenue growth?2. What is the difference between productization and standardization?3. How can thinking small lead to big innovation?Resources:Steve's websiteMake Elephants FlySurviving a StartupThe Five Forces That Change EverythingConnect with Mike & Kevin:Mike's LinkedInMike's WebsiteKevin's LinkedInKevin's Website

Mark Pontius and I explore what this even is Video version of this episode on Youtube, ugh. Find Mark on Spotify as Suitnop or you tube for his podcast, Sudden Movements, where he releases an episode every 24 months.

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What's poppin, popcorns! In this episode of Whipsnap Gregory shares his thoughts on Doctor Strange 2 (spoiler-free), talks about children's books and much much more! Check it out, buddy bois! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dean and Tom are back to talk about the use and importance of symbols across cultures, otherwise known as "going the full Robert Langdon" (you know, the main protagonist in Dan Brown's novels). Being the super symbologists they are, Dean and Tom decipher what iconic symbols have to tell us about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, while also decoding symbols that have arisen from other conflicts, such as in Hong Kong, the United States, and more. We hope you'll crash some cymbals to commemorate this discussion of symbols, symbolizing a celebration of all our new 2022 episodes coming up! (For more on protest symbols in Russia, here is the April 15, 2022 episode of the Rough Translation podcast from NPR.) Have a cultural question or episode idea for Dean and Tom? Reach out on Twitter and Facebook (@OopsCultureShow) or by email at oopscultureshow@gmail.com. Music: "Little Idea" - Bensound.com

Needing some tropical warmth this winter (for those in the Northern Hemisphere, that is)? Well, look (or listen?) no further, because here's a special reissue of our "Island Hopping: U.S. Virgin Islands" episode, recorded in St. Thomas exactly two years ago: January 2020. Sit back in your indoor beach chair and soak it in! Dean and Tom are on location in the U.S. Virgin Islands to explore features and culture in St. Thomas, St. John, and St. Croix, and to sip great rum. Plus, find out what makes driving in the USVIs different than anywhere else in the United States. In these trying times, we invite you to grab a beer, to relax on a virtual beach with us, and to enjoy. Listen today to "island hop" with Dean and Tom! Have a cultural question or episode idea? Reach out on Twitter and Facebook (@OopsCultureShow) or by email at oopscultureshow@gmail.com. Music: "Little Idea" - Bensound.com

In the finale of their two-part gleeful gabfest, Dean and Tom continue to delight in the complexities of humor, language, and culture. Then, they elatedly explore similarities and differences in how joy is expressed communally across cultures, in Bhutan, Denmark, Brazil, and the U.S., and in birthday celebrations in Europe, the Middle East, and East Asia. Happy holidays everyone, and we'll see you in (a hopefully far more joyous) 2022! Have a cultural question or episode idea for Dean and Tom? Reach out on Twitter and Facebook (@OopsCultureShow) or by email at oopscultureshow@gmail.com. Music: "Little Idea" - Bensound.com

In this, last episode of Discover the Burbs we go to Sacramento itself for one last holiday excursion.For more information check out Theatre of LightsGet in touch through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

I thought a farmer's market was just a random assortment of shops looking for my money. Turns out that it's so much more! Come along as Sonia visits the Citrus Heights Farmers Market and discovers how great it is. For information on how to get involved in the local farmers markets go to ilovemyfarmersmarket.comCheck out @bunnyluvdesigns to see some of the beautiful craftsmanship discussed on the show and Get in touch through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

What's so funny? In this jolly episode, Dean and Tom gleefully gab about what is, and is not, considered funny across cultures - and how laughter can also be interpreted differently depending on where you are. Plus, Grammar Time makes a brief cameo! You don't have to wait anymore for the punchline; it's here for you. En-joy! Have a cultural question or episode idea for Dean and Tom? Reach out on Twitter and Facebook (@OopsCultureShow) or by email at oopscultureshow@gmail.com. Music: "Little Idea" - Bensound.com

Discover the Burbs checks out the beautiful Festival of Lights at Cal Expo. Set up for these beautiful exhibits began at the beginning of October and now you can see and interact with these shining displays, enjoy the carnival rides and even catch a quick bite to eat. Make sure you check out their calendar here as the schedule does vary.If you're looking for opportunities for you or your family to volunteer in our community visit justserve.org There's something for everyone.  Service can create a beautiful glow in anyone's life.Get in touch through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

Hear how fulfilling customers' needs can lead to a big success! Marsha Friedman is one of those women entrepreneurs who started with little and built a great business in the public relations and communications arena. She didn't start with a plan. Her parents didn't enable her to go to college. She was simply supposed to find a wealthy man and get married. She never had much funding or capital. She just listened and believed in herself. As she shares with us, she learned over the years to care a lot, have the courage to try and try again, and to think about the customer as part of your team. Hers is an amazing story, one we should all listen to and learn a great deal from. Watch and listen to our conversation here Marsha's secret to starting and growing a hugely successful business In our podcast, Marsha and I speak at length about her own journey. As a fellow entrepreneur, I know the feeling of not being sure where to start and how to get going. She did as well. Throughout our conversation, we share with other women the art of starting and growing a business, no matter the industry. Marsha learned early on to listen to what people were asking for and find ways to fulfill their needs. It worked. Her media PR firm, News & Experts, became an exceptional organization which she sold after 30 years. Now she is on her way to her next journey. For Marsha, there really is no retirement. This current stage is just a time when she can grow her spirit, share her wisdom and enjoy life with her husband, children and grandchildren. Enjoy our talk and think about your own journey. Get to know Marsha Friedman Successful entrepreneur, public relations expert and ForbesBooks author of Gaining the Publicity Edge: An Entrepreneur's Guide to Growing Your Brand Through National Media Coverage and the Amazon best-selling book, Celebritize Yourself, Marsha Friedman has developed publicity strategies for corporations, professionals and celebrities in the field of business, health and finance for over 30 years. Using the proprietary method she created as Founder and President of News & Experts, her award-winning national public relations agency secures thousands of top-tier media placements annually for its clients. The former senior vice president for marketing at the American Economic Council, Marsha is a sought-after advisor on PR issues and strategies, and a popular speaker nationwide. You can connect with Marsha on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, the News & Experts website, or her personal website MarshaFriedman.com. You can also email her at mfriedman@newsandexperts.com.  Got an idea to share or a business you want to start? Here are some tips Blog: How To Find The Capital That Will Fuel Your Big Idea Blog: How Do You Grow A Business In A Fast-Changing Market? Podcast: Want To Know Why Women Build Better Businesses? Culture. Additional resources for you My best-selling new book: "Rethink: Smashing The Myths of Women in Business" My award-winning first book: "On the Brink: A Fresh Lens to Take Your Business to New Heights" Simon Associates Management Consultants website  

Discover the local treasure of historical Coloma. On this week's episodewe go on a 3-mile hike to enjoy the beautiful fall foliage and walk the roads where the gold rush started.To volunteer check out their websiteGet in touch through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

This Halloween do you want to do something a little more meaningful than watching your kids shovel chocolate into their mouths? Take them on a graveyard treasure hunt to discover the history of their community. On this episode Sonia and Richard share some of the sweet (and sad) stories of some of those buried at Sylvan Cemetery.For more information about the graveyard and the people buried there, check out the book "The Sylvan Cemetery; a Living History."To donate money for a brick, contact the Cemetery Office at 916-725-3406 or email them at sylvancemetery.comGet in touch through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

It's in the Guiness Book of World Records as the largest corn maze and it is just a short drive away. Cool Patch Pumpkins boasts a 3-mile corn maze, hay rides and a plethora of pumpkins.See if Sonia and her family made it out alive.Get in touch through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

One of the best disc golf courses in the area is located in Orangevale California. And it's free to play! Hear from current players about the how, what  and why of disc golf and learn why you may just want to join this growing movement.Get in touch with Sonia through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

In this episode, Dean and Tom dig into the cultural origins of US norms & practices that can come off as a bit odd to our global neighbors - from the beach, to the restaurant, to the bathroom (not necessarily in that order!). They reference an article from Insider named “23 things that are considered 'normal' in the US but that the rest of the world finds weird” - click here if you'd like to follow along in the article. Or, embrace US rejectionism and don't follow along there; we leave it to you! Have a cultural question or episode idea for Dean and Tom? Reach out on Twitter and Facebook (@OopsCultureShow) or by email at oopscultureshow@gmail.com. Music: "Little Idea" - Bensound.com

Located in Calaveras County, this magical swimming hole offers a dip through a vaulted tunnel of stalactites. Important Notes:$8 for parkingBring a carrying pack for baby (it's not for strollers)Dogs are not allowedBring water and snacks for the kidsNo trash cans at the creek - bring a bag to pack yours and others' garbage outWear your water shoesBring a little floatyGPS coordinates: 38.05217, -120.47143Click on the link for Moaning Caverns if you're looking for something to do afterwards.Get in touch with Sonia through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

This week the Griffin family takes Sonia to the Consumnes River Preserve in search of the famed Mexican Free-tailed bats.But there's a lot more than bats to see at the preserve. Check out their website to sign up for upcoming tours and to learn everything you can (including self-guided paddles and a preserve map).Get in touch with Sonia through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

Starting a small business can be scary. It's like taking a leap, but even if you're unsure where you would be landing on. Some people start a business out of pure fascination or even as a hobby. But whether you are starting a business to fulfill your passion or meeting your financial goals, you need to have a plan.   Starting a small business is no easy task and can take days, if not months, to prepare. The most important aspect to have is the thrive and heart to start a small business, as, without passion, no business can succeed.   In business, you are your own boss. You are making your dream a reality--or not! It takes sacrifice (sometimes your career in someone else's business), discipline, long hours, and hard work. But, with courage, passion, and dedication, a business can be the start of something big.   During this pandemic, hundreds of thousands of workers were rendered unemployed. And so many took the chance of opening their own small businesses to generate income. To many, they saw the exciting opportunities to ‘create' something new--new solutions, for a new world.   There's no perfect time to start a business. What matters is how motivated you are to begin a business and make an impact through that.   In this podcast, Ali Lowndes shares about how they started their own business. Ali Lowndes, a designer, and maker based in Dublin, creates laser-cut acrylic jewelry, buttons, handmade greeting cards, retro headbands, and hair accessories.   Here, she also talks about how the pandemic helped her business to rise. Listen to some very practical tips on how one should manage their time for their business while being a mother and wife at the same time. Ali also has some essential reminders in showing appreciation to customers. Links mention in the podcast Ali Lowndes Website Watch Video of the Podcast Find out what type of Habit Personality do you have? – [FREE QUIZ] Podcast Highlights 2:13 -8:22 -  A Little Idea 16:30-19-40 - Switching Career 20:37-22:55 - Irish makers and designers 24:05-28:48 - Starting Your Own Business during the Pandemic 30:45 34:25 - Gift of Words Pocket Quotes “If you run your own business, you definitely get to see everything behind the curtains.”- Alexandra Kreis “We all want to live a happy life, and happiness doesn't often mean being safe. It means trying to go for what makes you shine and happy.”- Alexandra Kreis “Our customers are everything to us, and we want to make their day just like they've made our day.” - Ali Lowndes “When you have a creative bone in your body, you're constantly thinking: what's the next thing I'm going to do, what's the next thing to make? Ideas can explode.” -  Ali Lowndes “If you just stay doing the same thing forever, you get bored, you lose passion for it.” - Ali Lowndes Guest Bio Ali Lowndes is a designer and maker based in Dublin. Ali creates laser-cut acrylic jewelry, buttons, handmade greeting cards, retro headbands, and hair accessories. Her designs are inspired by the decades that have passed, full of color, lightweight, unisex, and fun to wear. Her stature as rising star in the business world accelerated when Lowndes was shortlisted for the prestigious Irish Made Award 2020 by Irish Country Magazine. Her business, A Little Idea, has made it into the jewelry category's final list.

Bonjour mes amis! In this episode, Dean and Tom promenade along the riverbanks of French culture, from Descartes and Cartesian Logic to French cheese, wine, champagne, fashion, and art, to bringing dogs inside of restaurants. We invite you to revel in the hosts' joie de vivre without delay, s'il vous plaît; à bientôt! Have a cultural question or episode idea for Dean and Tom? Reach out on Twitter and Facebook (@OopsCultureShow) or by email at oopscultureshow@gmail.com. Music: "Little Idea" - Bensound.com

It's the perfect kayak spot: beautiful scenery, clear water for swimming and even camping spots if you're interested. If you haven't paddled at Lake Clementine, it's time to go.Get in touch with Sonia through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

The Community Observatory has been serving local residents for 15 years. You really need to check out all that you can see with the help of their state-of-the-art equipment and incredibly knowledgeable docents. Check out their website for more information:Community ObservatoryGet in touch with Sonia through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

It's summer,  which means it's time to go swimming!This episode features three places you can go to cool off.1) Negro Bar - $10 to get in with a car (not mentioned in the episode). GPS coordinates: 38° 39' 28.106" N and 121° 11' 33.938" W2) Clark's hole - 1.4 mile (out and back) hike under Foresthill Bridge to a still pool in the river. Take the Lake Clementine Trail and use these GPS coordinates for parking : N38-55-010; W121-02-207 ($10). Or take the new shuttle ($3.50 for a round-trip ticket) 3) Hoyt's Crossing - ($10 /parking)- directions to trailhead (courtesy of bylt.org) From the north end of Nevada City where Highway 49 turns west toward Downieville, go 6.9 miles on Highway 49 north.  As you near the river you will see a sign on your right that says “South Yuba River Access”. Just 0.1 mile past the sign, and before crossing the highway bridge, turn right down a short drive into a paved parking lot (N39 17.833 W121 05.351). Walk across the old bridge to reach the trailhead at the far end of the bridge (N39 17.898 W121 05.377).Send us an email with your favorite swim spot!Get in touch through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

Sonia is joined by her friends from the Hromiko Family for a Saunter through Effie Yeaw Nature Center. This centrally-located park is great for easy hikes with no elevation gain. Challenge for the episode: Can you count how many interesting things they saw?Get in touch through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

Sonia and the Manna Family visit the 33-ft tall, man-made waterfall that feeds into Jenkinson Lake in Pollock Pines.This easy, 2-mile out and back is stroller-friendly,  has restrooms at the trailhead and is waiting for you to explore it!Get in touch through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

While Discover the Burbs likes to focus on free or low-cost activities we can do in the Sacramento area, occasionally we want to spotlight paid adventures that are available too.This episode, find out about what you can expect at Quarry Park in Rocklin, Ca.This high-adventure amusement park is a great way to spend the day.While it's not mentioned in the podcast, there is also a "Kids Kove" For kids 3-13. Check out their website for more information.Get in touch through Facebook, Instagram or email at discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

Wether you choose to hike or drive in, Beek's Bight's wildflower extravaganza is worth it! Join Sonia and guest hosts JoAnn and Jeff as they hike the hills and complete  a fun run benefiting Stanford Sierra Youth and Families. Also mentioned is the Ticket to Dream Foundation.Get in touch @discovertheburbs on Instagram, Facebookor email: discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

In this week's episode Sonia and Zuzu the Cockapoo take you on an easy destination paddle  from Negro Bar Boat Launch to Lake Natoma Island.Follow us @discovertheburbs on Instagram or Facebookor email: discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

Old Salmon Falls Bridge is typically covered by Folsom Lake but right now the water is low enough that both it and the foundations of the old gold rush mining town are exposed and available for your perusal. Listen as Sonia and the Bartlett Family share specific tips related to this hike.Trailhead coordinates: 38.75123, -121.04921Good trail for: bikes, dogs, kids  Not good for: scooters, wheelchairs or walkerBathroom facilites: NoFollow us @discovertheburbs on Instagram or Facebookor email: discovertheburbs@gmail.comMusic: Bensound: "Jazzy Frenchy" and Scott Holmes "Little Idea"

“Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony.” — Gandhi Shoutout to my Dad, Bernice, Jessica, & Ethan for convos about this topic that inspired some of these thoughts ;) # Referenced content Waitbutwhy on Mundane Wednesdays: https://waitbutwhy.com/2013/11/life-is-picture-but-you-live-in-pixel.html Justin Kan Reddit AMA: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/kr63rg/i_am_justin_kan_cofounder_of_twitch_worlds/ Some happiness Tweets: https://twitter.com/laurgao/status/1359172114641805317 Connect with me: @laurgao on Twitter and most places. Or email gaolauro AT gmail DOT com # Release notes: 1. Surprised I was able to monologue for 30 mins. Never shall I ever fear not being able to fill an 8 min debate speech again

¡LACAP!, en donde hablamos sobre historia precolombina y más. Somos el podcast del Laboratorio de Arqueología Carlos Aguilar Piedra, del Centro de Investigaciones Antropológicas de la Universidad de Costa Rica Esta iniciativa es una invitación para todos los amantes de la historia precolombina. Nosotros queremos generar un espacio de conocimiento sobre los primeros habitantes de Costa Rica, ¿cómo vivían?, ¿qué hacían?, y aún más importante ¿cómo es que actualmente podemos conocer sobre ese pasado que no dejo huellas escritas? Visiten Patrimonio Arqueológico de Cachi https://www.facebook.com/Patrimonio-Arqueol%C3%B3gico-de-Cach%C3%AD-113240833708171/ Grabados en Nuestra Memoria en Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/0gzPnVIlTakba4otTdWMIt?si=nncBPu8YQm-ZINs-9ndF3Q), iTunes, Google Podcast, Radio Public, Anchor, Breaker, Pocket Cast Música: bensound.com ("Little Idea") y YouTube Audio Library ("Jingle Bells 7" de Kevin MacLeod) / Agradecemos a nuestros colaboradores Adrián Guillén Espinoza, Yeikel Rodríguez y Yeimy López.

¡LACAP!, en donde hablamos sobre historia precolombina y más. Somos el podcast del Laboratorio de Arqueología Carlos Aguilar Piedra, del Centro de Investigaciones Antropológicas de la Universidad de Costa Rica Esta iniciativa es una invitación para todos los amantes de la historia precolombina. Nosotros queremos generar un espacio de conocimiento sobre los primeros habitantes de Costa Rica, ¿cómo vivían?, ¿qué hacían?, y aún más importante ¿cómo es que actualmente podemos conocer sobre ese pasado que no dejo huellas escritas? Música: bensound.com ("Little Idea") y YouTube Audio Library ("Jingle Bells 7" de Kevin MacLeod) / Agradecemos a nuestros colaboradores Adrián Guillén Espinoza, Yeikel Rodríguez y Yeimy López.

Aloha friends and welcome to another episode of "Conrad" which features the return of two previous guests Jameela and Kelsey. Follow them both on IG @findliaison and @kelsey.j.spencer to expand your tribe as we vibe through this transitional period in our planet's history.Here is the link to the video which was the launching point for our discussion where we deep dived into what this period of time could be all about on the grander scale as both individuals and as a collective consciousness. Hope you enjoy and take something away from our conversation!Intro music is a lifetime licensed product from soundstripe and is called “Prepare Yourself” by Moments.Mock commercial music is called "Little Idea" from bensound.com

Tu veux apprendre un savoir-faire, tout seul, en auto-formation sur Internet quel que soit ton âge ? Dans cette vidéo, je t'explique comment transformer une connaissance en habitude. Abonne-toi à ma chaîne YouTube ici : http://jbv.ovh/jeanviet --------- Pour te procurer le magazine Chut! n°3 d'octobre 2020 Vas, vis et apprends https://echoppe.chut.media/products/chut-n-3-va-vis-et-apprends La version podcast gratuite de 5 articles https://chut.media/tech/magazine-3-va-vis-apprends-articles-sonores-podcast/ L'article "Toutes et tous profs ?" en version audio gratuite https://chut.media/influence/article-sonore-toutes-et-tous-profs/ --------- Navigue dans la vidéo Intro 00:00 Les 4 piliers de l'apprentissage 01:28 1- L'attention 02:11 2- L'engagement actif 03:40 3- Le retour d'information 06:11 4- La consolidation 07:26 --------- LES 4 PILLIERS DE L'APPRENTISSAGE 1- L'attention 2- L'engagement actif 3- Le retour d'information 4- La consolidation Pour aller plus loin, va voir cette excellente vidéo de Stanislas Dehaene : https://www.college-de-france.fr/site/stanislas-dehaene/symposium-2012-11-20-10h00.htm --------- Les autres liens et ressources cités dans la vidéo Final Cut Pro X gratuit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N69tpcIH-Ew Pour Apprendre le développement Android https://www.udacity.com/course/new-android-fundamentals--ud851 Pour passer le code de la route en candidat libre https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CgF6MISv0w Mon Compte Formation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGF_mgatA5g Philippa Lally et les 66 jours pour déclencher une habitude https://www.ucl.ac.uk/hbrc/diet/lallyp.html --------- Si tu veux devenir un bon YouTubeur, lis mon livre ici : http://jeanviet.info/youtubeur/ --------- Abonne-toi à ma chaîne YouTube ici : http://jbv.ovh/jeanviet --------- Musiques : 8 bit March Bensound : Creatives minds, Little Idea, Ukulele ---------

Sometimes life gets hard. And when life gets hard sometimes we start asking some hard questions. And that can bring answers that we don't want to hear. How do we navigate through times in our lives like that and why does it feel like wrestling with God?Music: Inspiring and Upbeat, and Little Idea by Scott Holmes Music

His iconic Broadway debut in SCARLET PIMPERNEL may have made Douglas Sills a Broadway star, but his head has never been in the clouds. In today's episode, he has his feet firmly on the ground and shares how he left the business (twice) and what brought him back. His insights are a seasoned look not only at his career but at the kind of person he wants to be. From understanding luck's role in his career to realizing that having a life means so much more than making a living, Douglas is both confident and vulnerable in this honest look at what "making it" really means. That Tony Awards performance that inspired me and made me a fan of Douglas Sills: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpAXrY2rf_s&list=RDgpAXrY2rf_s&start_radio=1 Follow Doug: Twitter / Instagram Follow WINMI: Instagram / Twitter ————— May this podcast be a resource for you as you discover more ways to pursue a career in this industry and sustain it through the many ups and downs that follow.  Reach out to me with comments or questions: https://contact.winmipodcast.com  WINMI is supported through kind donations of listeners like you: https://ko-fi.com/winmipodcast  Music in this episode: "Little Idea" by Scott Holmes is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License.

We've all gone mad in the Pod of Love house! Hold on to your own sanity by listening to the third date of our "Three Dates, Three Days" storyline. Say goodbye to Handyman Dan, whose short lived YouTube channel must be taken down. And there's a secret deep below the city of Charity, Maine. Huge congratulations to Heart Points hosts Zach and Diana for the birth of Baby Kobold. Listen to their great podcast! Playing the role of Savage Garden in this episode is the song "Love is No Game" by Staffan Carlen. Additional music: Funky Flashback by Martin L. Little Idea by Christophe Gorman As Bright as the Sun by Got Jax Theme song by Joe Marston Check out our patreon: http://www.patreon.com/AllPortsOpen or http://www.patreon.com/PodofLove

We've all gone mad in the Pod of Love house! Hold on to your own sanity by listening to the third date of our "Three Dates, Three Days" storyline. Say goodbye to Handyman Dan, whose short lived YouTube channel must be taken down. And there's a secret deep below the city of Charity, Maine. Huge congratulations to Heart Points hosts Zach and Diana for the birth of Baby Kobold. Listen to their great podcast! Playing the role of Savage Garden in this episode is the song "Love is No Game" by Staffan Carlen. Additional music: Funky Flashback by Martin L. Little Idea by Christophe Gorman As Bright as the Sun by Got Jax Theme song by Joe Marston Check out our patreon: http://www.patreon.com/AllPortsOpen or http://www.patreon.com/PodofLove

We asked a couple of our SJSU Lurie College of Education student leaders to practice sensemaking – the process of making sense of or giving meaning to something, especially new developments and experiences – in our new environment as a result of COVID-19. This week, Melissa Hernandez focuses on some helpful financial and food resources for SJSU students. What other resources have you found to be helpful? Video and audio edited by Brian Cheung Dooley. “Little Idea” by Scott Holmes provided royalty free by freemusicarchive.com

We asked a couple of our SJSU Lurie College of Education student leaders to practice sensemaking – the process of making sense of or giving meaning to something, especially new developments and experiences – in our new environment as a result of COVID-19. This week, Henry Fan shares his reflections on the process of becoming a global citizen. Video and audio edited by Brian Cheung Dooley. “Little Idea” by Scott Holmes provided royalty free by freemusicarchive.com

We asked a couple of our SJSU Lurie College of Education student leaders to practice sensemaking – the process of making sense of or giving meaning to something, especially new developments and experiences – in our new environment as a result of COVID-19. This week, Henry Fan shares his reflections on the importance of seeking accurate information. Video and audio edited by Brian Cheung Dooley. “Little Idea” by Scott Holmes provided royalty free by freemusicarchive.com

We're back with a new "island hopping" episode that was recorded prior to community spread of COVID-19 in the United States, so please forgive any mentions of "Corona" in this episode - we're referring to the beer! Dean and Tom are on location in the U.S. Virgin Islands to explore features and culture in St. Thomas, St. John, and St. Croix, and to sip great rum. Plus, find out what makes driving in the USVIs different than anywhere else in the United States. In these trying times, we invite you to grab a beer, to relax on a virtual beach with us, and to enjoy. Listen today to "island hop" with Dean and Tom! Have a cultural question or episode idea? Reach out on Twitter and Facebook (@OopsCultureShow) or by email at oopscultureshow@gmail.com. Music: "Little Idea" - Bensound.com

We asked a couple of our SJSU Lurie College of Education student leaders to practice sensemaking – the process of making sense of or giving meaning to something, especially new developments and experiences – in our new environment as a result of COVID-19. This week, Melissa Hernandez shares her reflections on getting herself organized. What have you been doing to organize yourself? Video and audio edited by Brian Cheung Dooley. “Little Idea” by Scott Holmes provided royalty free by freemusicarchive.com

We asked a couple of our SJSU Lurie College of Education student leaders to practice sensemaking – the process of making sense of or giving meaning to something, especially new developments and experiences – in our new environment as a result of COVID-19. This week, Henry Fan shares his reflections on making accurate information more accessible. How do you think we can do that? Audio edited by Brian Cheung Dooley. “Little Idea” by Scott Holmes provided royalty free by freemusicarchive.com

We asked a couple of our SJSU Lurie College of Education student leaders to practice sensemaking – the process of making sense of or giving meaning to something, especially new developments and experiences – in our new environment as a result of COVID-19. This week, Melissa Hernandez shares her reflections on gratitude. What have you been grateful for recently? Video and audio edited by Brian Cheung Dooley. “Little Idea” by Scott Holmes provided royalty free by freemusicarchive.com

We asked a couple of our SJSU Lurie College of Education student leaders to practice sensemaking – the process of making sense of or giving meaning to something, especially new developments and experiences – in our new environment as a result of COVID-19. This week, Henry Fan shares his reflections on values and how they can shape our trajectory. What are some of your deepest values? Video and audio edited by Brian Cheung Dooley. “Little Idea” by Scott Holmes provided royalty free by freemusicarchive.com

By the time UW-Madison realized something was wrong in the Wireless Communication and Sensing Laboratory, it was too late for John Brady. Support the show.

We're back with a special "island hopping" episode: between the North and South Islands of New Zealand! Dean and Tom dive into Dean's recent travels along the stunning TranzAlpine railway, and to the hub of extreme adventure activities in Queenstown on the South Island (where Dean may or may not have bungee jumped in the nude). Then, they visit the All Blacks rugby team and the haka, as well as cultural dynamics between ancestral Europeans and the Maori, the indigenous people of Aotearoa (Maori for New Zealand). Like the flightless kiwi bird - an icon of New Zealand - you'll want to stay grounded in this episode! Listen today to "island hop" with Dean and Tom! Have a cultural question or episode idea? Reach out on Twitter and Facebook (@OopsCultureShow) or by email at oopscultureshow@gmail.com. Music: "Little Idea" - Bensound.com

Christians often find themselves entangled in the argument against support of the LGBT community. Are Christians meant to be right winged and labelled intolerant, or should we lean more to the left and be supportive of alternative lifestyles? Getting caught up in political debates does not suit the Church well, and individual Christians need to know how they should react to people who live or support these lifestyles. The answers for all questions regarding righteous living lie in the words of Jesus; this debate is no exception.Music: "Upbeat and Inspiring," "Little Idea," and "Dream Come True" by Scott Holmes, https://scottholmesmusic.com/

Our MIBA Instaqueen is joined by Danielle Holmes of Black Nova Designs discussing her hints and tips on how she made her biggest sale to date using Instagram Stories. This is episode is sponsored by Little Idea of Love. Scented soy wax products and reed diffusers, filling your home with gorgeous aromas http://www.littleideaswithlove.co.uk Instagram https://Instagram.com/littleideaswithlove Facebook Little Ideas With Love Enter coupon LIWL/PodCastMIBA for 10% off all orders Follow us on: Instagram - http://mumsin.biz/instagram Facebook - http://mumsin.biz/fbpage Music from https://filmmusic.io "Wholesome" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

This podcast is sponsored by The Laughter League – laughterleague.org In October 2018 a cast of International Circus Stars team together to create inspiring performances on the beautiful shore of White Rock Lake in Dallas Texas, but find the adventure of this circus is not just the show, it's something much bigger than all of us. Music from FreeMusicArchive.org - creative commons license including: Oceans Apart, Humanity and Little Idea by Scott Holmes Donnalee, Slimheart, Stickle, True Blue Sky and Naptime by Blue Dot Sessions Sing Sing Sing by Benny Goodman (short exerpt) See You Soon and Standing Up! by Borrtex Thunderstorm (Pon VIII) and Murmuration (Pon IX) by Kai Engel Standing Up! by Borrtex Rain by Meydän Written and hosted by Dick Monday and Tiffany Riley. Live Recordings by Tiffany Riley. Additional interviews and people credited in the podcast. Produced by Richard Frohlich and RF Media in association with the Laughter League, a 501-C Not For Profit Organization. Support this podcast

Does this microphone make my hair look fake?The news team makes it all about them. Barry Tesh exposes a hidden subculture in "Barry It All: The Naturist Struggle." Then, LeAnn Snyder travels back to Alabama to update her Meemaw on her new life behind the anchor desk. Next, Tim Monet reveals the gender of his new child and the dangers of mail trucks in one explosive Facebook Live. All that, plus Paul DaFoe gets some answers about his bio-dad from the jerk who raised him, coming up on The Fakist.BROUGHT TO YOU BY BluehostCASTLEANN SNYDER - Rebecca JohnsonPAUL DAFOE - Bill MeeksANNOUNCER – Roberto VillegasBARRY TESH - Shawn TrailUBER DRIVER - Brady HendricksWOMAN 1 - Anne MarieMAN 1 - Bill MeeksKID - Dinah DeloryWOMAN 2 - Dawn OwarMAN 2 - Bill MeeksROCKAPELLA - Bill MeeksGRANDMA SNYDER – Amy HypnarowskiDOUG DOUGLAS - CJ BoatMR. LEE -  Peter PriceSTUDENT DIRECTOR - Brady HendricksDEBRA DAWNSTAR - Anne MarieJANIE - Anne MarieJACK - Bill MeeksTIM MONET -  Peter PriceBYRON SEALES – Tony HooperCORY BECK - Nathan ParnesAI BOT -  Peter PriceMONTIPAIRE DAFOE – Derek O'NeillYOUNG MONTIPAIRE DAFOE – Derek O'NeillYOUNG JANITOR JIM - Bobby HawkeNARRATOR - Brian BrushwoodJAKE'S FATHER - Jake SteinJAKE'S MOTHER - Jake SteinJAKE STEIN – Justin Robert YoungTIM "PRESS PLAY" PLAYGON - Shawn TrailD&D KID - Dorkface DelroyCompliant D&D Kid - Dinah DelroyDawnstar's Shooting Stars, written by Anne MarieBehind The Choices, written by Justin Robert YoungSUBSCRIBE   MUSICCountry Boy, Elevate,  Little Idea, Ofelia's Dream, Deep Blue - https://www.bensound.com"Curse of the Scarab", "Showdown" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "I Love Me" Aviva and The Flying Penguins

I share with you my exact process of how I go from idea to launch - using the example of how I went about launching my new membership community Co.Create.

World cultures expert Dean Foster and longtime friend Tom Peterson dive into bathroom habits around the world in this episode, with the act of shaving and, yes, using the toilet. Join them as they dissect the features and cultural origins of the Japanese toilet, and why perhaps it isn’t catching on in the U.S. (Or is it? No!) So relax, heat up your toilet seat, and turn down your 1812 Overture, because you’re going to want to hear this. Subscribe now! Have a cultural question or episode idea for Dean and Tom? Reach them on Twitter and Facebook (@OopsCultureShow) or by email at oopscultureshow@gmail.com. Music: "Little Idea" - Bensound.com

Please scrape that gunk off your shoe before entering this episode! Dean and Tom explore shoe protocol in the home as well as New Year’s traditions across various cultures, leading them - of course - to find their hands in a bowl of Argentinian (NOT Argentine) pink underwear. Get toasty in your puppy slippers so you don’t fall out of a tree like a frozen iguana while listening; this episode’s gonna be a three dog night! Subscribe now! Have a cultural question or episode idea for Dean and Tom? Reach them on Twitter and Facebook (@OopsCultureShow) or by email at oopscultureshow@gmail.com. Music: "Little Idea" - Bensound.com / “Prologue: Tradition” - Fiddler on the Roof Ensemble & Zero Mostel, Fiddler on the Roof (Original Broadway Cast Recording)

This episode, Dean and Tom navigate the cultural dos and don’ts of drinking tea in Morocco, Japan, the U.K., and Argentina - not to mention coffee in Ethiopia, beer in China, and whiskey in Korea! And without even getting inebriated (or maybe they do, as it would explain a lot), they also broach the topic of magnetic pole flipping (not an Olympic sport) and its cultural implications. Get ready to imbibe this episode from a gourd with a silver straw, because, as we all know, “the best things in life are served in a gourd.” Subscribe now! Have a cultural question or episode idea for Dean and Tom? Reach them on Twitter and Facebook (@OopsCultureShow) or by email at oopscultureshow@gmail.com. Music: "Little Idea" - Bensound.com

Today, we welcome Betsy Hauser Idilbi, Co-Founder of Tech Talent South to the show. Betsy is rare success in the startup world. She's a female founder, successful raised money for her startup, and lives in Charlotte. Listening to the podcast you quickly pick up on why.  She's smart, energetic, quick on her feet, and persistent. She's grown Tech Talent South from 1 city to 11 and recruited some excellent talent to her team.  She's kept Tech Talent South in growth mode as industry competitors have shut down and stands poised to grow the company for years into the future. Betsy graduated from UNC Chapel Hill with a degree in journalism but knew from an early time she wanted to start something.  Her time at Little Idea - which merged with Louis Foreman's Enventys - was instrumental as she learned not many people had the technical school of coding.  This lead her off on an adventure that would see her launch Tech Talent South and grow it into the success it is today and will become in the future. Listen in to today's podcast to learn more about Besty and her journey including: How did she find a network of mentors and how important was it for her to have found a female mentor as well (Tana Green of Blue Bloodhound has been a huge help to Betsy)? Why was Atlanta their first location and why was Asheville their second city? The reason they expanded to 4 cities in 8 months? The role hiring the right people has played and how Betsy has tackled hiring so far, including Suzanne Speece and Darryl Jones. How does Betsy view equity as compensation for startups? What lessons has Betsy learned that she wishes she could go back and tell her ‘early founder self’? What was their strategy early on as she watched her competitors develop? Next week we dive further into our interview with Betsy and explore why now was the right time for her to raise money and more about the success that is Tech Talent South.

Avsnitt 2: De stora E3-profetiornaI det andra avsnittet av Trekraften Pod tar vi upp veckans nyheter men vi fokuserar främst på att prata om våra E3-förutsägelser och om hur sannolika de kan tänkas vara. Intro och Nyheter-29:48 E3-snackPausmusik: www.bensound.com Little Idea