Podcasts about Lynton

Lynton prayed for a less stressful job. Faithfully following this important principle, Lynton now earns three times as much as before. Plus, he found a source of satisfaction and purpose that material possessions could never supply.

Lynton prayed for a less stressful job. Faithfully following this important principle, Lynton now earns three times as much as before. Plus, he found a source of satisfaction and purpose that material possessions could never supply.

Lynton prayed for a less stressful job. Faithfully following this important principle, Lynton now earns three times as much as before. Plus, he found a source of satisfaction and purpose that material possessions could never supply.

Jeremiah 12:5 | Derek Lynton | August 24, 2024 by Church of the Advent Hope

Sermon delivered during service held on Sunday, August 11, 2024 (Year B, Proper 14)

Lynton Cessford, guitarist of the Perth-based brutal death metal band Iniquitous Monolith, discusses the band's unique blend of horror-infused brutality, dissonant overtones, and groove. He delves into their songwriting process and the incorporation of horror elements. Lynton also shares insights on their upcoming debut album "Monstrous Degradation," set for release on August 9th, and their collaboration with Japanese label Amputated Vein Records. The conversation also explores the band's formation, featuring members from various Perth extreme metal acts and how their backgrounds contribute to Iniquitous Monolith's distinctive sound, amongst other topics such as managing work and family commitments with the band. www.facebook.com/INIMONO Instagram: @iniquitousmonolith https://amputatedveinrecords.bandcamp.com/album/monstrous-degradation

Sermon delivered during service held on Sunday, July 7, 2024 (Year B, Proper 9)

Today Bunny is in the garden with Nick Mason and his wife, Annette Lynton Mason. Nick is a  founder member of Pink Floyd, and his wife, Annette, an actress and sculptress well known for her roles in big hits such as New Avengers, Cross Roads, Casualty, Treasure Hunt and more… They bought their house in Corsham, Wiltshire from the Parker Bowles, after Camilla and Andrew Parker Bowles divorced in 1995.  Their garden is open on the 8th and 9th June 2024 for charity. Visitors can admire some of Nick's car collection as well as their garden complete with pigs, sheep, cattle and sheep.  Nick talks about life with the Pink Floyd, and his new band Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets, the meteoric rise of Pink Floyd, and what sort of architect he would have been if he had continued his architecture studies.  Annette explains how she makes sculptures for the garden, and life as an actress. #bunnyguinnesspodcast #middlewickhouse 

Sermon delivered during service held on Sunday, May 5, 2024 (Sixth Sunday of Easter, Year B)

In a survey conducted by Highspot, we found that 94% of customers report the user experience as a key factor that drove their decision to choose Highspot. So, how can you maximize ease of use with Highspot to deliver a great experience for your teams? Shawnna Sumaoang: Hi and welcome to the Win Win Podcast. I'm your host, Shawnna Sumaoang. Join us as we dive into changing trends in the workplace and how to navigate them successfully. Here to discuss this topic is Lynton Steyn, senior manager of sales systems of engagement at NTT Ltd. Thanks for joining, Lynton! I'd love for you to tell us about yourself, your background, and your role. Lynton Steyn: Thank you very much. A little bit about myself, I come from a hospitality background and worked in the hotel industry for a couple of years, which helped me develop a service-oriented mindset. I’ve been with NTT now for 11 years, first starting as a SharePoint developer within the application development space, and then eventually moving into marketing and supporting our global intranet, working within SharePoint, and then also supporting solutions within marketing and demand generation. I eventually ended up in sales, where I’m currently situated within our sales digital transformation team as a senior manager, working with our sales enablement teams. SS: Wonderful. I’m so glad to have you here. Now, at NTT, as you mentioned, you oversee the technical implementation of Highspot. Can you share a little bit about the implementation process and how did you roll Highspot out with ease to your teams? LS: Well, I have to first say that the success of that rollout was largely due to the engagement with Highspot as a partner. The evaluation of that suitable partner was quite a rigorous process because while we were going through the evaluation stage, we had to go through various gates as an organization within our architectural review committee. This was largely to ensure that our DPIA or data protection impact assessments were completed successfully. There were quite stringent legal requirements that we needed to fulfill from GDPR, et cetera. Partnering with Highspot for that rollout, which we initially did as a pilot with a small audience of our larger user base was very successfully received by the business. Once we had outlined what the future requirements of the platform would be working as a consultative approach with Highspot, we moved into the final release of the production environment, which has been really well received. SS: Well, I always love to hear that. Thank you so much, Lynton, for a fantastic partnership. Since the initial implementation, how have you seamlessly scaled the use of Highspot at NTT? LS: Working with Highspot in a business our size, we work pretty closely with our executive leadership team and then several of our internal stakeholder groups, for example, marketing. We’ve got a number of service portfolios within the organization, so we had to stay closely tied to our service division leads as we built out and crafted what that solution would look like. What we eventually landed on were some key aspects of Highspot as a sales enablement platform. The first is really about putting the control of curation and the management of content into the hands of the people responsible for managing content and the capability of Highspot with the spot features is really simple to address that requirement. We found it very effective in being able to actually build out those areas for our content managers. We also needed to really consider some important aspects of how we onboard our regional services. Within NTT, we have a global portfolio of services, but we also have important regional service offers that need to be incorporated within that. Thanks to the incredible work that we were able to achieve with some of the vendor specialists, we were able to basically define a mechanism using the global lists and the tagging within Highspot to be able to build out the use cases for those regional services and then address that requirement. Now, once we’d actually done that, we started to realize that there was also a need for us to be able to separate our production environments and provide pre-release staging environments. Working with the likes of Highspot, it was really amazing the challenge that was put in front of us and how we were able to work with Highspot in setting up staging environments where we could have our pre-release content go through the approval processes that Highspot supports and then have those assets moved into the production environments in a managed way. That was really wonderful. Thank you. SS: Absolutely. I love that. Now, you focus on the ongoing management of Highspot and one of your areas of focus is partnering with what you guys have established as your governance committee. What does that partnership look like and how can it help you really kind of maintain the ease of use of Highspot? LS: That’s a very interesting question. Within NTT, portfolio governance plays a crucial role within our organization. At the fundamental level, it ensures that we streamline the release of a common information model across all our Tier 1 platforms, which range from SAP to Salesforce, Direct, and our chart of accounts. Supporting the life cycle of the service codes on Highspot is where I come into play and my responsibility is to maintain a regular cadence with our Global Portfolio Governance Committee thereby I complete impact assessments related to those portfolio changes, how they impact Highspot and how they would impact the structure of that taxonomy that we support within the platform. SS: I love that you guys have a governance committee established at NTT because it’s definitely showing in the results. I mean, your team has driven fantastic content governance. I believe you guys have 74 percent of your content well governed, which is amazing, Lynton. Especially given the size and scale of NTT, what are your best practices for maintaining that effective content governance? LS: We really needed to take a proactive approach to how content is utilized within the platform. Now, if you look at the power of the platform it is really an AI, search, and filtering mechanism. That makes it really easy for people and sellers to find the content readily. We needed to be able to build out those areas for content usage to ensure that content was found relatively quickly and that the content was being managed in such a way that it was consistent, accurate, and easy to retrieve. We found that working with the Highspot platform, some of the things that support that, for example, your spot policies go a long way to make sure that the content within the platform is accurate, is properly indexed so that the search can retrieve it accurately. From an administrative point of view, we leverage the Spot List Report. I use it almost daily because the Spot List Reports for me, basically allows me to analyze our content curation areas to see where there are spot violations occurring. You can almost proactively manage those violations on the go. It can happen almost instantly because the retrieval of those violations is done so dynamically in real time. Those reports are really useful. Also, we incorporated all those analytics reports that we get given by the platform into functional operational reports that we share with our service divisions because we’re able to then surface those spot violations up front and we can get them resolved fairly quickly. That has really been useful. Not that it’s the last that I’m mentioning, because it’s certainly equally important, but the content scorecard is just absolutely fantastic. A Wealth of information is in those scorecards. It ranges from the insights into the behavior and the governance that we’re trying to nurture with our sellers and our curators of the content, trying to also surface where content is relatively stable. If the content hasn’t been viewed over a certain period of time, the governance tab within your scorecards can surface that information very readily. The other beauty about it is that all those reports are surfaced within your content list report. You can almost slice and dice that content list reports to your needs. As an organization, you’re able to build out more sophisticated reports for yourself and it gives you the ability to save those reports, which is just as effective. A lot of the time you’ve got something that’s really beneficial to you as a business owner and each time you would have to go and configure this report to do it for you, but within Highspot, you can just save the report and refer back to it at any time, which is fantastic. SS: Because you guys do such a fantastic job at that proactive content governance, you also have a really impressive content findability rate at 90%. What are some of your strategies for ensuring that content is easy to find in Highspot? LS: I think that talks back to when we originally took on Highspot as a partner. The importance of defining metadata and a naming convention standard upfront and early is really important. At the end of the day, it influences how content is retrieved and searched for within the platform. We placed quite a bit of focus on making sure that content is correctly named, that there are descriptions, and that there are feedback owners and authors associated with all the content. That goes a long way just in itself to make sure that the search is supported as the best means to retrieve content. The content list report, as I said, is pretty good for monitoring any potential issues with content, but it also is a very important tool for the administrators of the platform and the sales enablement teams to see where there’s a duplication of content. Now, some of the power of Highspot is with bookmarking of content, which I think is just absolutely wonderful, because there’s a single source of truth and no matter how many times you bookmark that content it’s going to remain consistently refreshed at the source. The duplication mechanisms within the analytics reports give you an added benefit because you can narrow down where there is duplication occurring and correct it very quickly. I personally like to use the search performance reports within the Highspot. Now the search performance reports for me is where I can almost nurture the platform to my particular needs as an administrator. I pay close attention to the search reports because within that I can then start to analyze what my users are searching for. Based on those key phrases, I can start building out those search synonyms, and I can start using the promoted search features within Highspot to make sure that the content that I wish my sellers to get to is being surfaced up front. This is a very powerful tool. All this is configurable within the company settings tab. In other platforms, it’s extremely intensive for the user to try and do this. You’ve got to configure really powerful queries within SharePoint, for example, to be able to do that sort of thing. Whereas within Highspot, it’s almost a given and very easy to configure. I think it’s remarkable from a development point of view. SS: Wonderful. Now shifting gears a little bit, Lynton. Earlier this year, your team made some pretty major updates to the service catalog, which affected how content was organized in Highspot. How did Highspot help you easily navigate this pretty complex transformation? LS: Highspot certainly as an organization was pivotal in supporting that change. When we initially built out what we imagined our Highspot instance would look like, we fell into the trap of essentially re-engineering our intranet into Highspot. We were very quickly course-corrected early on with the help of Highspot in what good looks like. Some really key lessons for us we were able to take away. Because of the way and the nature of Highspots configuration and the ability to change things readily, we were able to build out individual spots for each of our service portfolios. Then using our Global Portfolio Governance Committee as a guide, our Northern Star so to speak, we were then able to orchestrate the changes to our global lists, ensure that there were supporting tags around our bill of materials for sales enablement as a content type, region, country, et cetera. All those added benefits for our filtering of content for our seller, we were able to then incorporate in those spots for the SMEs working within those service divisions. SS: That is fantastic. I know another way that you’re working to really equip your teams for success by providing them with guidance. I know your team, for example, recently implemented a sort of breadcrumbing in sales plays to guide users from central information to more granular details. Can you tell us a little bit more about this effort? LS: Certainly. We maintain a very close relationship with our sellers to constantly garner where the areas of improvement needed from the process and from an implementation perspective. Some of the early feedback that we received was that the sellers were still struggling to find content quickly, and it was largely due to the way that we are trying to basically build out a traditional website approach and not enhance ourselves with the power of the Highspots filtering mechanism. Once we had course corrected that into using the full power of Highspots filtering and the tagging within the Highspot, we then did is we worked on each of our overviews within Highspot and provided that breadcrumb and a high-level sitemap, which is equally important. They’re very simple tools within a front-end developer’s toolbox, but they really do provide the seller a breadcrumb for them to be able to, wherever they are within the content, easily find their way back to where they originally come from, and that was really wonderful. SS: I love that. Tell us a little bit more. How does delivering guidance for your teams, such as through sales plays, help you streamline your team’s workflows so that they can actually enhance their productivity? LS: Part of my work within NTT and within the sales digital transformation team is to pay close attention to the user experience of our service offers, and how the sellers engage with that content. I focus largely on building out the overviews and the sales players in the visual presentation layer with our sales enablement team working with the service divisions to make sure that the seller-centric content to drive behavior is built out inside of those templates. Now, I applied some, I wouldn’t say they’re pretty simple, but UX Gestalt principles of uniformity and conformity to the templates within Highspot. Because of this, it essentially creates a quick mind map for someone who’s on the page. They know what to expect and in which relative areas of the overview to look for content that’s related to that. Then, using the Salesforce recommendation spot, which is basically the targeting of content within other platforms like Salesforce, is a really powerful tool in order to surface that content to the seller, no matter which platform they are on. That’s gone a long way to improve our adoption rates. SS: You guys are also working to streamline sales workflows by leveraging several integrations with Highspot. In fact, I think your team recently implemented Highspots integration with Microsoft Teams. How has that boosted productivity and helped you continue to maintain that ease of use? LS: Most definitely it has by surfacing both buy and deal intelligence in applications where our sellers spend most of their time, such as Teams and Outlook, we drive better outcomes and we have better insights into how people are working within the platform. The one thing about Highspots Teams integration that I find really very useful for our sellers is if you look at the team’s integration in close proximity to the digital sales rooms and the ability for that B2B collaboration and bi-directional communication between sellers and their prospective clients, then to tie it all in together into, the engagement metrics that you can get from Highspot in terms of how that goes, I think the future is really bright and it’s really a wonderful way for us to be able to engage our buyers. SS: I love that. Last question for you, Lynton. As we enter 2024, what are some of the key initiatives your team is focused on and how will you leverage Highspot to help support these? LS: I think that, from where we are currently as an organization and the maturity that we have within Highspot, we would be looking to focus more on important integration, such as the upcoming Microsoft 365 Copilot for sales. I think that’s really on my chart of things to look at. I do see following the Spark conference, the drive that Highspot has towards artificial intelligence, which I think has got tremendous opportunity within Highspot, both to support our sellers and to help our sellers curate the right messaging for the buyer. Something that we got a bit of a bird’s eye view recently in looking at the meeting intelligence, which is basically for us, a wonderful mechanism to improve our coaching with our sellers. I’m looking forward to that a lot. SS: I love hearing that. Thank you so much for tuning in to Spark ‘23. Lynton, thank you so much for joining us today. I really appreciate it. LS: Absolute pleasure. Thank you for inviting me. SS: To our audience, thank you for listening to this episode of the Win Win Podcast. Be sure to tune in next time for more insights on how you can maximize enablement success with Highspot.

#TheLITEBreakfast gets into the Halloween spirit and speaks with the brains behind your favourite scares! Asha and Terry go behind the scenes of a haunted house with Lynton V. Harris, Theme Park Director and Producer of Sunway Lagoon's Nights of Fright 9. #LITEScreamTeam

Joan Crawford gets away with murder mostly because she's dressed like a high fashion gladiator in a silver shield designed by Adrian. Joan gives a boldly physical performance which showed women in the audience how to confront a dangerous man and come out on top.

Guy's spiritual search for truth involved Ouija boards, Reiki, psychedelic drugs and more. In a crowded cell in a Zambian prison, he started reading the Bible, and slowly his path to deliverance and freedom opened up. It's an amazing story, which will challenge your thinking in a number of areas… You can connect with him at guylynton[@]gmail.com --- Sign up for More Than Conquerors: ⁠greatlakesoutreach.org/mtc⁠  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Support us: ⁠⁠⁠greatlakesoutreach.org/inspired⁠⁠⁠ --- Weekly episode WhatsApp link: ⁠⁠⁠greatlakesoutreach.org/whatsapp⁠⁠⁠ | Weekly email notification: ⁠⁠⁠greatlakesoutreach.org/inspiredemail⁠⁠⁠ For more from Simon, visit: ⁠⁠⁠simonguillebaud.com⁠⁠⁠ --- Produced by Great Lakes Outreach - Transforming Burundi & Beyond: ⁠⁠⁠greatlakesoutreach.org⁠

Today's guest is Dr Jon Exley for Professional Beauty Solutions. Jon's interest in lasers began whilst studying physics both at the University of Leeds (UK) and the Université Joseph Fourier in Grenoble (France). Following graduation with a first-class honours' degree; he joined one of the UK's leading medical laser research centres at the University of Manchester to undertake a PhD research project sponsored by Lynton, which he completed in 1999.  He is currently the Managing Director of Lynton Lasers since 2009. He also serves as the Honorary Secretary of the British Medical Laser Association (BMLA) which he represents in the Expert Reference Group established by Health Education England (NHS). This group was responsible for creating a novel educational qualification framework dedicated to the application of Lasers, Intense Pulsed Light, and LED in non-surgical cosmetic interventions. Additionally, Jon plays a crucial role in the broader industry landscape and was recently appointed to the External Advisory Board for the University of Manchester (Dept. of Physics). Here to discuss the common myths about IPL Treatments and debunking the misconceptions, for Professional Beauty Solutions, today we welcome Dr Jon Exley. Beaute by ABIC Podcast is an independent podcast that operates with the support of our listeners (that's you!) So if you would like to support the show, we would very much appreciate that. Hit ‘subscribe' on Apple Podcasts or ‘follow' on Spotify, and leave a review if you're feeling especially generous and please follow us @aestheticbeautycouncil --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beautebyabic/message

1 Corinthians 13:4-5 | Derek Lynton | August 12, 2023 by Church of the Advent Hope

David has rekindled his love for cricket and tells Joe all about his recent game at England's most picturesque cricket ground Lynton & Lynmouth in the centre of the Valley Of The Rocks. Twenty seven minutes in he still hasn't told Joe anything about the game. He tells him about getting his old kit out of the loft, how he's missed his thigh pads and being in a panic shutting the mini bus door. Joe loses interest. David shows Joe how to hold a cricket ball and announces that he can still catch. Follow Chatabix on Twitter & Instagram: twitter.com/chatabix1 www.instagram.com/chatabixpodcast/ Patreon for early access to our eps: https://www.patreon.com/chatabix Crunchy fresh tees and hoodies: https://chatabixshop.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

'DJ RL' showcases and talks about some of the very best new house tracks every week.Ahead of this Easter weekend, DJ RL talks about the 'All Day & All Night Ibiza Garden Party' taking place at 'The County' pub in Northampton from 1PM!With DJ's Chris Lowrie, Ian Loveshack, Lee Romang, Paul LH, Steve Mcneil, Lynton, Mark Manning, & DJ RL all representing Revolution Radio, DanceVibez & Inspiration FM, this is certainly one not to miss!GUEST MIXES/PROMOTIONMUSIC PRODUCERS/DJ's: Are you a 'House' music producer/DJ?If so, head over to www.housefusion.co.uk now to send me your promo for air time and promotion or even a guest mix!Ways to tune in:Online athttp://inspirationfm.co.uk/orhttps://tunein.com/radio/Inspiration-Fm-1078-s138070/All other links:https://linktr.ee/housefusion#lovehousefusion

Episode 235 - Gold Coast Suns preview with Lynton Martin In this episode, I chat with Lynton Martin, and we preview the Gold Coast Suns    New podcast website Have a sticker for your local footy club that you want to share?  My mailing address is:  Craig Wessels 1124 McKinley St. Sandusky Ohio 44870 USA Guest Intake Form - link Want to help out the podcast? Leave me a review! Buy me a coffee, Podcast fundraiser Podcast "merch" storefront @Yank_on A Yank on the Footy Podcast - Home | Facebook ayankonthefooty@gmail.com   Club of the episode - Tweed Coast Tigers - Tweed Coast Tigers | Cabarita VIC Tweed Coast Tigers Juniors & Seniors AFL Football Club     MAILING LIST signup:  I hope you'll consider signing up for the mailing list, so you'll be the first to have the new episode dropped off right into your inbox.  You can sign up for the mailing list that is on ayankonthefooty.com For crisis support, please contact: Lifeline http://lifeline.org.au 13 11 14  Beyond Blue http://beyondblue.org.au 1300 22 4636 In the U.S.: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ 1-800-273-8255 –  Active duty military and veterans, dial 988 and press 1

I Saw Jesus on the D Train | Derek Lynton | February 18, 2023 by Church of the Advent Hope

Entrepreneur-led innovation must be enabled by access to finance in the form of investors. Innovation for a sustainable ocean economy needs impact investors who are passionate about the ocean. Meet Lynton. Lynton is the Principal at Venture 4th Ocean Ocean Impact Fund - a deal-leading venture capital fund that invests in and supports ocean impact entrepreneurs. Whilst the topic of this episode isn't focused on finance, it is fascinating to understand why Lynton would be involved in the ocean economy and how he found his way there. He tells us that the purpose of the fund is to pin the hope on entrepreneurs to lead the way in innovating for a sustainable ocean economy. We agree with him that entrepreneurs are driven by passion and a desire to fix what is broken and to provide what is needed. They can do this whilst creating livelihoods and wealth through their businesses. It is clear that innovating for a sustainable ocean economy is urgent. Lynton reminds us that it is the 11th hour. This conversation provides hope as the Afro-optimist in Lynton encourages us to take action and show the rest of the world that change for the better is possible and it is coming from Africa. Lynton has written a novel called She Down There and he is a photographer. Have a look at his incredible photos here. To learn more about the Ocean Innovation Challenge, visit our website. Join our Ocean Innovation Network to meet like-minded entrepreneurs, industry experts and access inspiring content.

Holly Lynton melds form, content, and meaning in her strikingly beautiful images, capturing the lives of those providing our sustenance, while protecting our land. Lynton's compositional framing, lush palette, textural tones, and transformative gestures craft a meditative beauty. Accompanying essays provide context for cultural contradictions, associations, and representations — speaking to the role art has played to perpetuate or reveal them.Referenced in the episodeLost in a meditation: Rural American life – in pictures, The GuardianOn the Basis of Art: 150 Years of Women at YaleSigns of Return by Grace Elizabeth HaleQuestions of Travel by Elizabeth BishopHoe Country, Alabama by Dorothea Lange Blurred Identities: The Art and Audience of Lynching PhotographyHistory, Photography, and Race in the South: From the Civil War to NowAnimal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara KingsolverLove Child's Hotbed of Occasional Poetry: Poems and Artifacts by Nikky FinneyHold Still by Sally ManNXTHVNWebsite | InstagramSign-Up for Email Newsletter for Got Punctum? News and Other Happenings

Welcome to Eyes & Teeth and another conversation about showbusiness, its people and behind the scenes in theatre and the arts. Another lockdown chat back in 2021 with a professional this time in the world of danceJan Lynton popped up in my life upon my move into Eastbourne Sussex back in the early Millennium. In this episode we talk about Eastbourne, Choreography, Arthur Worsley, Charlie Chester, The Water Rats and Lady Ratlings and the destiny of the Rattonians Welcome to the show Jan Lynton

Michael Lynton has worn many hats, having served as CEO of Sony Entertainment and Sony Pictures as well as CEO of AOL Europe. Now, as the Chairman of both Snap, Inc. and Warner Music Group, he's in a unique position to understand how the consumer mindset is evolving. In this exclusive conversation with Alex Michael, LionTree's Co-Head of Growth, Michael discusses the characteristics that make for great leadership, as well as his vision for where entertainment is headed.Find and rate KindredCast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. For more content, follow KindredCast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. You can hear our radio show on SiriusXM Business Radio, channel 132 and on United Airlines. And you can find all of Kindred Media's podcasts and subscribe to our daily newsletter, “Take a Break with Kindred Media,” here (https://linktr.ee/KindredMediaHQ).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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CAS 5 - 20 - 1-2022 Lynton Jeffrey-Sprint Car Driver (Sydney, Australia) and Paul Heinert as co-host by Calling All Sports

Lynton Naicker is the co-founder of Dops Rewards a customer analytics and rewards platform that is making waves in the alcohol industry. In our chat Lynton spoke about his journey to date and shares some of the highs of being a serial entrepreneur. For Lynton the highs have been numerous from creating the first interactive tv campaign in South Africa to meeting the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. As a Self Starter Lynton tries to start fast, start small and if possible, start yesterday with his ideas. Throughout our chat Lynton shares his insight on why it's so important to focus on testing concepts rigorously with customers in a live environment as opposed to "perfecting" a concept before taking it to market. Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/kidcut/jazz-and-hop License code: 6RBVZTKKHH5R1S48 #podcast #entrepreneur #rewards #startup #gettingthingsdone

Name: Ryan Lynton Breed: Brittany Location: Southern Indiana Targets: Pheasant, Woodcock, Quail, Ruffed Grouse Orgs: n/a _____ GDIY Profiles are bonus episodes that feature your average DIY dog trainer and hunter. All dog owners have a story of what got them involved and the main lessons learned along the way. Hearing numerous people's stories along with their mistakes, helps promote the idea that WE ALL STARTED AT THE SAME PLACE! ----- LINKTREE ----- PATREON ----- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 148 - A Yank on the Footy - Gold Coast Suns preview with Lynton Martin In this episode, I sit down to preview the Gold Coast Suns with Lynton Martin New podcast website Guest Intake Form - link Want to help out the podcast? Buy me a coffee, Podcast fundraiser Podcast "merch" storefront @Yank_on ayankonthefooty@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/AYankontheFooty https://www.instagram.com/ayankonthefooty A link to my new Youtube Page.  Here is where you can also find my podcasts. If you've got a footy sticker that you'd like to share with the podcast host, the mailing address is 1124 McKinley St. Sandusky Ohio 44870 USA MAILING LIST signup:  Email form for creating email list - I hope you'll consider signing up for the mailing list, so you'll be the first to have the new episode dropped off right into your inbox.  You can also sign up for the mailing list that is on ayankonthefooty.com For crisis support, please contact: Lifeline http://lifeline.org.au 13 11 14  Beyond Blue http://beyondblue.org.au 1300 22 4636 In the U.S.: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ 1-800-273-8255 In Canada:  https://www.crisisservicescanada.ca/en/ 1-833-456-4566

The Barn Chapel, West Row. Anniversary Service---And gathered them- -Psalm 107-3---1- A redeemed people-2- A gathered people-3- A led people--Gadsby's Hymns and Companion Tunes.-596 - Lynton 175-717 - Credence 586-197 - St. Patrick 814--Full audio service and Gadsby's Hymn book on https---www.cranbrookchapel.org

JD Vineyard is joined by She-Male adult performer Lynton. Lynton recently joined the adult entertainment industry a little over 3 years ago. He got introduced to it by his ex-girlfriend and he hasn't looked back since. He tells us about shooting some amazing scenes and some not so sexy scenes. He looks forward to starting his directorial career soon, so be on the lookout for the Dutchman in the coming years. Let us know what you think about this podcast! You can find us on https://instagram.com/KiirooTV Don't forget to check out our interactive pleasure products on https://bit.ly/KiirooWebsite Get a 10% site-wide discount with coupon code: KiirooTV

Meet Lynton Naicker, the co-founder of Snapslip  a digital receipting and analytics platform that allows for endusers to receive digital receipts on their purchases and for stores to save money on receipt printing while also giving them detailed consumer insights and analytics.  In the interview Lynton shares:  How him and his co-founder managed to pilot the business in one storeWhy they picked a challenge for their pilot and did not go for the low hanging fruits And how he managed to slowly transition out of his job as an employee to become an entrepreneur  He also shares about how they got their first paying customer, what the value of using snapslip analytics are for the stores and what his advice for young South Africans is.  There are a lot of insights in this interview and we hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

Reflections on 9/11 | Todd Stout, Derek Lynton, Sylvia Hordosch by Church of the Advent Hope

Chris Burn talks to Sir Lynton Crosby and his team about the levelling up agenda.

"Welcome to Stockport - Home of Stockport College" Mark Steel returns for a seventh series of the award winning show that travels around the country, researching the history, heritage and culture of six towns that have nothing in common but their uniqueness, and performs a bespoke evening of comedy for the local residents. In the first programme, Mark visits the Greater Manchester town of Stockport, once the centre of the hatting industry. He takes a trip on the infamous 192 bus, visits the world famous hat museum and tries to get to the bottom of how one of its suburbs ended up with an infestation of marauding peacocks. In this series Mark visits Stockport in Greater Manchester, Colchester in Essex, Hebden Bridge in Yorkshire, The Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames, Lynton in North Devon and the British overseas territory of Gibraltar. Written and performed by ... Mark Steel Additional material by ... Pete Sinclair Production co-ordinator ... Hayley Sterling Producer ... Carl Cooper A BBC Studios production for BBC Radio 4 first broadcast in 2016.

Colchester - The oldest recorded town in Britain Mark Steel returns for a seventh series of the award-winning show that travels around the country, researching the history, heritage and culture of six towns that have nothing in common but their uniqueness, and performs a bespoke evening of comedy for the local residents. "The oldest hot cross bun in the world was baked in Colchester" Mark visits the Essex town of Colchester and walks through the streets where 'Emperor Claudius once rode triumphantly on the first elephant in Britain', before Boudicca burnt the place to the ground, that was. He visits 'Jumbo', the town's iconic, Victorian water tower and he delves into the history of Colchester Zoo. Mark also discovers how several nursery rhymes have their origins in Colchester and he investigates the town's rivalry with Chelmsford. In this series Mark visits Stockport in Greater Manchester, Colchester in Essex, Hebden Bridge in Yorkshire, The Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames, Lynton in North Devon and the British overseas territory of Gibraltar. Written and performed by ... Mark Steel Additional material by ... Pete Sinclair Production co-ordinator ... Hayley Stirling Producer ... Carl Cooper A BBC Radio Comedy production for BBC Radio 4 first broadcast in 2016. .

Don't mention the goats! Mark visits the lovely seaside towns of Lynton and Lynmouth in North Devon, lovely that is until he mentions the goats, then the rest of the show doesn't go entirely to plan. Mark Steel's seventh series of the award winning show that travels around the country, researching the history, heritage and culture of six towns that have nothing in common but their uniqueness, and performs a bespoke evening of comedy for the local residents. Written and performed by ... Mark Steel Additional material by ... Pete Sinclair Production co-ordinator ... Hayley Stirling Producer ... Carl Cooper A BBC Radio Comedy production first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2016. .

Joe Wiltshire Smith is a Welsh poet, playwright and screenwriter who graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama in 2017 before pursuing an MA in Creative Writing and English at Cambridge. He represented Royal Welsh at the Sam Wanamaker Festival in his second year, received the J.O Francis Memorial Award for his debut play in 2017 and the Gareth Jones Scholarship in 2016.Joe's theatre credits include 'One Study for a Figure at the base of Oscar Gooding's Crucifixion' with Red Jay Theatre Company, Cambridge, The History Boys, Ghost About the House, and his own play 'Five Green Bottles' at the Sherman Theatre, Cardiff. Joe speaks to Frances about being directed by Anthony Hopkins, working as an Optometrist's Assistant and selling soap out of a briefcase.He will be playing Bottom in A Midsummer Night's Dream this August at The Valley of the Rocks Open Air Theatre, Lynton. Buy tickets hereFollow Joe on Instagram hereVisit Joe's Website hereWatch his Dirty Little Portraits series hereArtwork by Yasemin GavaMusic by Dave GolbraichAdditional Editing by Kalle JurvanenSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/brokeandambitious. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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On this episode I had a great conversation with artist, songwriter and worship leader Ryan Lynton. I came across Ryan's music a couple of years ago and have been a fan ever since. He creates music with strong melodic hooks while bringing depth and meaning to his lyrics. Ryan has been working in church ministry since high school and received his ministerial certifications and degree from the Assemblies of God Masters Commission Program. Ryan and his wife have worked in professional ministry for many years now and we discussed how he has balanced ministry with artistry.  We also talked what it looks like to be intentional and upfront when coming into positions on a church staff and setting expectations from the beginning. Ryan gave some great insight on how to be all in for God in many different capacities! I know you will be encouraged by this interview! To follow Ryan Lynton head to:InstagramFacebookSpotify Come join us on our CIAS FB group! CLICK HERE to join now. 

Lynton Tapp had a typical Territory childhood - riding horses and hunting, and not a whole lot of schooling.But a combination of heartbreaking events - including an accident that could have killed his sister - forced him to imagine life beyond the red dirt. He, of course, ended up in the most unlikely of places - on national television, in a cooking competition.Lynton reveals his journey to host Caitlyn Hewitt - and no subject was off-limits including his complex relationship with his Dad, his career lows, and his burning desire to return to the bush.Episode Brought to you: Hewitt Consulting Co.Host: Caitlyn HewittProduced by: Joe Maloney & Jessica Howard

Episode 2 of the show explores all things email. I had the pleasure of talking with Alyssa Wilie, developer at Lynton Web, Sarah Nolan, Technical Lead on the HubSpot email team and last, but not least, Jon McLaren, Senior Developer Advocate at HubSpot. Sarah was kind enough to provide a lil Easter egg in the show and Jon said something he was not supposed that I had to cut. I challenge you to find it

In this special Saturday Night (Fever) episode, Lucy and David talked excitedly about being able to sit indoors to enjoy a meal, a drink and to avoid the current inclement weather! We also celebrated that we're a finalist in the @ipaper iTravel Staycation Awards in the self-catering category. Check out all the info on our social media tomorrow!David also spoke passionately about the importance of supporting our High Streets, local businesses and regional suppliers: or face the consequences.On top of all that, we also talked buses! Yes, buses! We can't wait to grab a choc-ice and take to the upper deck of the coastliner from Watchet, Doniford, Dunster, Minehead and onto Porlock and Lynmouth.Here's some links to help you enjoy this podcast even more:To book the last remaining summer week from 3rd July, contact Lucy directly on info@exmoorcharactercottages.co.ukFollow us on Facebook and Instagram now by searching 'Exmoor Character Cottages' or follow us @CottagesExmoor on twitter.Check out Dunster Tithe Barn on Facebook for more information about their upcoming events.Several businesses were mentioned, including Charlie Fridays of Lynton, The Deli in Dunster, Stuart Lowen Farm Shop, Made in Dunster, The Foresters Arms, Not Two Deer, Reeves Restaurant, The Luttrell Arms  and Tessa's Tea Shop!To buy The Little Book of Walks, click here. 

The guys kick off the 4:00 hour rehashing the fight in the New York Rangers and Washington Capitals game before discussing the Governor's take on Drake hosting the state track championships and Ross gets passionate explaining that Drake gets to do what they feel is right and the Governor gets to say what she feels is best as she leads. Then Bruno and Travis from Schell's Brewery stop in and talk beer before Lynton Jeffrey finishes the hour discussing growing up in Australia, becoming a racing fan and racing in Knoxville.

The guys kick off the 4:00 hour rehashing the fight in the New York Rangers and Washington Capitals game before discussing the Governor's take on Drake hosting the state track championships and Ross gets passionate explaining that Drake gets to do what they feel is right and the Governor gets to say what she feels is best as she leads. Then Bruno and Travis from Schell's Brewery stop in and talk beer before Lynton Jeffrey finishes the hour discussing growing up in Australia, becoming a racing fan and racing in Knoxville.

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This is the second (and final) part of our two-part chat with Lynton Mortensen. The first part was released last week.Useful links:Adrift Lab's fund-raising page for Lynton's swim: https://adriftlab.org/news/2020/fundraiser-ocean-plastic-relay-the-day-of-30-?fbclid=IwAR1tWmM9rI-a3IYHwQYFiaOMhz0lhqk7CJbA5axZdK-al6V9jSkg2mOEVx8Lynton's "Clark Kent" persona: http://www.hbmlawyers.com.au/our-people/lynton-mortensenYouTube footage of Lynton's swim (and post swim chat): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KxT-hc2DHcFor further information about Ocean Protect, check us out at www.oceanprotect.com.au See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lynton Mortensen is a mild-mannered lawyer on land, but a 'sea bull' in water. He's the first Australian and only the 12th person in the world to complete the 'Oceans Seven' - a gruelling combination of the toughest open swims in the world. We chat about these swims and his most recent epic splash - a 30km swim Lord Howe Island to highlight the plight of the Flesh-footed Shearwater (muttonbird) and help raise funds for the ongoing research by the Adrift Lab team.Useful links:Adrift Lab's fund-raising page for Lynton's swim: https://adriftlab.org/news/2020/fundraiser-ocean-plastic-relay-the-day-of-30-?fbclid=IwAR1tWmM9rI-a3IYHwQYFiaOMhz0lhqk7CJbA5axZdK-al6V9jSkg2mOEVx8Lynton's "Clark Kent" persona: http://www.hbmlawyers.com.au/our-people/lynton-mortensenYouTube footage of Lynton's swim (and post swim chat): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KxT-hc2DHcThis is the first of our two-part chat with Lynton with the second (and final) part released next week.For further information about Ocean Protect, check us out at www.oceanprotect.com.au See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

During the Lockdown and the closure of many health and fitness facilities, our physical and mental health has really suffered.After a member of his gym committed suicide Lynton Dell (the owner of The Warehouse Gym in Leicester) and his team have taken matters into their own hands and today we discuss how they have created a way to support their members and the wider community in this time where so many are struggling with their mental health and wellbeing For more information on this free resource go to https://thewellbeingwarehouse.co.uk/

Growing Pains 001 Lynton Dell & The Warehouse GymIn 2020 we saw the fitness industry go through some of the biggest challenges it ever has done alongside all other businesses and services.Lynton is the owner of The Warehouse Gym and in this episode he speaks about how the fitness community had to rally together to tackle the existential threat of the coronavirus and provide physical and mental health solutions for his members young and old when they needed it most.Lynton has also done some amazing work supporting mental health and in a future episode we discuss an exciting project that will really embody the statement of a "supporting peoples health" and how he has taken this whole aspect to heart meaning the mental and the physical health.Thankyou for listening,find out more about The Warehouse Gym athttps://thewarehousegym.co.uk/  

Electoral politics is a blood sport and some of the toughest fighters in the game are the campaign strategists who hone and sell their candidates' message.Lynton Crosby is widely regarded as a master in the dark arts of political campaigning. He ran winning election campaigns in his native Australia for former prime minister John Howard. In the UK, he twice helped Boris Johnson win the London Mayor's office. Opponents on the left have accused him of using grubby, divisive methods to further a conservative agenda. Is bare-knuckle politics good for democracy?(Image: Lynton Crosby)