Podcasts about making it count

Welcome to another episode of Wife on Wife: The podcast where my editor wife and I talk about my books, characters, my writing process, and we get the tough questions you submitted answered.In this episode, we are talking about Making It Count, Book 5 in the Sports Series.In each episode of the show, we'll take reader questions submitted on nicolepyland.com/podcast, questions my wife has for me that I've never answered, and talk about a specific book. You can find out which book is up next and when we're recording on my site as well and submit your own questions. In some episodes, I'll do readings and talk about what's up next for me, and we'll toss in a special episode or two along the way.Website: nicolepyland.com Newsletter: nicolepyland.com/newsletter Twitter: @nicole_pyland Facebook: @nicolepylandauthor

In this episode of Making It Count, Randy and Cristina discuss the importance of avoiding fraud, noting the rise in credit card fraud cases. They share personal anecdotes and introduce guests Lee and Paul, IT experts from Addition Financial. The discussion covers common scams to watch for in 2024, red flags of financial scams, and tips for managing passwords and sensitive information online. They emphasize checking bank statements regularly and reporting suspected fraud to the FTC, banks, or the BBB. Addition Financial Fraud Blog: resources.additionfi.com/fraudulent-activity-transactions Learn More about Addition Financial: www.additionfi.com/

Matthew 25:14-30 We have been entrusted with valuable truth; the Gospel. How are we using the abilities and opportunities in life to proclaim this message of hope.

Welcome to the Season 5 premiere of Making It Count! In this episode, hosts Cristina and Randy explore expert ways to boost your savings. They discuss the importance of understanding different savings accounts and strategies with guest expert Dan Sheerin from Addition Financial. From retirement planning to debt management, Dan shares valuable insights to help listeners maximize their savings potential. Plus, they tackle common misconceptions and provide actionable tips for establishing healthy savings habits. Join us as we kick off another season of empowering financial advice on Making It Count! Resources: Money Management Tips: pages.additionfi.com/money-management-guide Learn more about Addition Financial: additionfi.com/

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What does it cost when we really put it on? In this video, we explore the real cost of drip in today's online era. The possibilities for improvement, and what emerging technologies to be on the lookout for! I hope you enjoy it and would love to hear what you think about the information and possibilities in the comments below. If you are interested in learning about reshaping traditional economic models to prioritize sustainability and create a greener future. Subscribe to @SustainabilityByVance and join us for more eye-opening content on sustainability, environmental science, and making space for an eco-friendly world!

Beginning your year with a renewed commitment to focus on eternal priorities is crucial for a fruitful and fulfilling 2024.

Beginning your year with a renewed commitment to focus on eternal priorities is crucial for a fruitful and fulfilling 2024.

Ever wondered what goes into the making of a rising star in the music industry? For the answer, tune your ears to Anthony Nelson, a.k.a. BUSS, my guest this week the season ending,  very special Artist Spotlight episode. BUSS is the voice and genius behind the hot musical intro to every Kandid Shop episode!We're peeling back the layers of his journey and pouring out the beats that make him tick. The spotlight will shine on how he went from being part of True Elite to his current solo venture and the significant role his brothers played in shaping his career.This journey isn't just about the evolution of his artistry but also about the soul he pours into his albums, "Make It Count", Volumes 1 & 2. is a story of creativity, resilience, and a relentless will to make everything count in the face of adversity.But this isn't just about beats and rhythms, it's about the heart of the music industry - authenticity. We explore the challenges that come with keeping it real in a world that often values flash over substance. This is a conversation about the struggles, the value of betting on yourself, and the leap of faith it takes to stay true to your own unique sound. So, come join us for a potent blend of stories, inspiration, and life lessons from our talented guest.Guest Contact info:https://music.apple.com/us/artist/buss/252316338https://youtube.com/channel/UCWlg3fSshg46ctQ39ywab2A?si=W2sBKVOWc1Hv9wdQhttps://instagram.com/buss_te?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA%3D%3D&utm_source=qrbusste13@gmail.comSupport the showIntro Music by: Anthony Nelson aka BUSShttps://music.apple.com/us/artist/buss/252316338Keep it Safe, Keep it healthy & Keep it Kandid!www.thekandidshop.comIG, FB & Tiktok: @thekandidshoppodcast

Sinead Faughnan has worked as a financial advisor with UBS for the past 17 years. She is focused in particular on inter-generational wealth transfer. We start by discussing Sinead's rich Irish roots, her parents were originally from County Kerry and she herself was born in Ireland and moved to the US when she was three years old. She discusses her upbringing in Yonkers and the values that her parents' work ethic instilled in her. When it came to her own career, she was driven to be self-sufficient and once told, along her trajectory, that she was too ambitious for a role. We dwell on that for a minute - asking whether it inspired or deflated her, and ultimately learn how it made her only more determined to win at the game, even it meant playing - for a spell - by some different rules. With a long career in wealth management we trace her mentors, her role models and how she learned to find her own voice with her clients. Ultimately this meant giving them a voice - setting the table around their expectations, learning curve and values and only then, when these basics are set, moving to the investment discussion. We speak about the evolution of financial planning and the role that a compassionate advisor can play. We talk in particular about the concerns of female clients and how we can include them more in the conversation. When it comes to words of wisdom, Sinead suggests saying yes to stretch assignments and dressing for the job you want, not the one you have. This bonus series is kindly supported by Sound Mark Partners, Sound Mark Partners LLC is a women-owned and led private credit firm focused on commercial real estate.

Sinead Faughnan has worked as a financial advisor with UBS for the past 17 years. She is focused in particular on inter-generational wealth transfer. We start by discussing Sinead's rich Irish roots, her parents were originally from County Kerry and she herself was born in Ireland and moved to the US when she was three years old. She discusses her upbringing in Yonkers and the values that her parents' work ethic instilled in her. When it came to her own career, she was driven to be self-sufficient and once told, along her trajectory, that she was too ambitious for a role. We dwell on that for a minute - asking whether it inspired or deflated her, and ultimately learn how it made her only more determined to win at the game, even it meant playing - for a spell - by some different rules. With a long career in wealth management we trace her mentors, her role models and how she learned to find her own voice with her clients. Ultimately this meant giving them a voice - setting the table around their expectations, learning curve and values and only then, when these basics are set, moving to the investment discussion. We speak about the evolution of financial planning and the role that a compassionate advisor can play. We talk in particular about the concerns of female clients and how we can include them more in the conversation. When it comes to words of wisdom, Sinead suggests saying yes to stretch assignments and dressing for the job you want, not the one you have. This bonus series is kindly supported by Sound Mark Partners, Sound Mark Partners LLC is a women-owned and led private credit firm focused on commercial real estate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As the Israeli occupation's brutal operation in Palestine enters its third month, Rhea and Marilyn take a moment to take stock of how they and the people around them have processed recent events. In what ways have we felt helpless, hopeful, and activated? Rhea and Marilyn then go on to highlight concrete ways in which we can make our actions for Palestine count as individuals, communities, and organizations.Got any tips or strategies for taking action and making your contribution towards Palestine count? Share them with us on sayhi@whoruntheworldpodcast.com.Some resources to check out from the episode:Make sure to check out our other episodes centering Palestine: How Does the Media Cover Palestine? (w/ Sara Obeidat) and Palestinian History Crash Course (w/ Tamara Reem). Our Instagram page also includes a list of recommendations for books to read/films to watch to learn more about Palestine, recommended by Tamara herself!Marilyn references 2 books during the episode: Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari and Humankind: A Hopeful History by Rutger Bregman.The Instagram post Rhea and Marilyn read from during the episode can be found on Dr. Ayesha Khan's Instagram page @thewokescientist. Marilyn's organizational development consultancy, Cosmic Centaurs, has many helpful resources for leaders and organizations looking to take action for Palestine available on its website. Make sure to check them out here.Donate to the Cosmic Centaurs edSeed Fund here to support digital inclusion for women in Lebanon.Who Run the World is a production of Reyzin Media. Hosted by Rhea Chedid and Marilyn Zakhour. Produced by Ahmed Ashour. Follow Who Run the World on Instagram and Tik Tok at @whoruntheworldpod.

With the hustle and bustle of the holidays about to begin, how do you fit in school with all the celebrations you want to have? Join us as we discuss a variety of ways to make school count when you are counting the days toward holiday celebrations.Show notes:https://demmelearning.com/blog/holidays-school-show

This special episode is part of the Eczema Counts game, a collaborative education initiative between the National Eczema Association (NEA) and PeDRA. In this episode, you'll hear from two leaders of the Eczema Counts project: Dr. Joy Wan, assistant professor of dermatology at Johns Hopkins University, and Silena Gaines, a caregiver for a child with eczema. Learn about how Dr. Wan and Silena have worked together to improve the quality of care and long-term outcomes for eczema patients, and how the Eczema Counts game has brought researchers, patients, and caregivers together to further their knowledge in patient-centered research. Click here to register for the PeDRA Conference.

J.P. Shadrick is joined by Jeff Lageman and Kainani Stevens from the team hotel in Detroit, Michigan. The crew analyzes the chippiness of joint practices, equal playing field among these two teams, debate top 4 pass rushers and more on a Thursday afternoon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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“1, 2, 3, 4…. We're missing a sponge…Let's count again.” Does this conversation sound familiar? Manual surgical counts are a standard procedure for every surgical case, but studies show that incidences of retained surgical items (RSIs) continue to occur even when the count has been reported as correct. In this final interview of Season 7, we tackle the topic of surgical counts and adjunct technology with Hannah Elmblad, Director of Customer Excellence at Stryker. In this interview we'll talk about the prevalence of RSIs, discuss the AORN Guidelines, and find out the benefits of adding technology to your counting process. Don't miss this interview! Love our show? Download our First Case mobile app on:

This #TuesdayTalkWithLB I got to jump on the phone with Mississippi State baseball player, Von Seibert. We started off with Von telling me about growing up in a small town around Mobile, AL and his life revolving around baseball. We talked about injuries as a high school senior and how mentally and physically challenging that is to overcome. Von told me about going to play baseball at Pearl River Community College in South MS. We discussed the incredible level of athletes that compete at the junior college level in the state of Mississippi. Von told me about being able to take his game to the next level during his time at Pearl River. We talked about the small town feeling of a college town, especially one like Starkville, MS and how that played a role into his commitment to Mississippi State. We touched on some of the details and insights of being a college athlete, and he told me about some of the crazy things that college athletes are required to do. Then, Von told me about his second favorite sport - duck hunting. We talked about how we originally met, and Von actually was behind me in line at a boat ramp. He told me about some of his favorite duck hunting memories that stick out, and we told some stories about the fulfillment that we feel when we are in the woods. We talked about traveling to duck hunt and experience different styles of duck hunting, and getting to share that with other people. And of course, we wrapped up with some advice & Von truly lives his life through his advice. Can't thank him enough for taking his time between baseball games to hop on the podcast! With a great head on his shoulders, I know that we will be sharing a tree in the near future! GO DAWGS!Thanks for listening to a #TuesdayTalkwithLB @lb_laurenbrady Thanks to my sponsors @southern_prairie_outfitters @rigemright@campbells_hillside_kennels@huck.outdoors

Business events, such as trade shows, conferences, and networking sessions, can be a valuable tool in promoting your business product or service. Not only do these events provide opportunities to showcase products and services, but they also allow for face-to-face interactions with potential clients and partners. Additionally, attending industry events can provide insight into emerging trends and challenges within the market, helping marketing experts stay ahead of the curve. As such, we professionals must understand the various benefits of business events and develop strategies for leveraging them effectively. Today I run through some simple strategies you can use to maximise your event experience and a list of quick takeaways. Let's dive in! Liked Listening today?  What to do next: Get my FREE roadmap to get more strategic with communication activity in your business. Listen to more episodes, take some training, or download a resource: Find out more here. Hire my expertise Whether that's support with a one-off comms project or an entire strategy for your business, drop me a line if you want to explore this further.  You can also work with me 1:1 as a trainer and mentor - emma@henbe.co.uk Work with me closely If you'd like to work with me to develop and implement your communication strategy through 1:1 work, podcasts, workbooks, sharing ideas, and lots of accountability and up-skilling, then email me at emma@henbe.co.uk to register your interest for you or your entire team. Leave me a voicemail on my Speakpipe page I would love to hear your feedback on this episode and thoughts on any topics I could include in future ones too.  

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We're back with season four of Making it Count, a podcast that provides practical financial advice for every stage of life – with a twist! Our hosts, Cristina and Randy, aren't financial experts. They're just like you – trying not to stumble their way to financial success. So they invite their money smart friends to join them each episode to get the DL on managing their finances. So listen along for a continuation of our Money Taboos mini series and regularly scheduled episodes in between!

Dear Family and Friends,Happy New Year! A new year brings a sense of anticipation. We dream a bit, we hope, we make resolutions. Join us this Sunday, January 1st, as we look at God's faithfulness in the past and offer the coming year to Him in what will be a special worship service as we look at a memorable story from the Old Testament with powerful lessons on how to step into the future with God. Change can sometimes be hard, but a new year offers us a new opportunity to live the flourishing life Jesus promised us. After the last three years, a fresh start has never been so welcome!

Bethany shares about her first 3 months at Shepherd serving in an urban ministry fellowship. She found solace rocking babies all day at the Minnie Hartman Child Care center supporting Shepherd's mission to break the cycle of poverty. Our convo includes how she was recruited, her experience as a young adult serving at Shepherd, and how the Lord is leading her in the present for the future… #fellowshep #indyshepherd #shepherdcommunity Young Adults can apply for paid Urban Ministry Summer Internships and 1yr fellowships here: https://bit.ly/3yA4lje #urbanfellowship #youngadultministry #discipleship #breakingthecycleofpoverty #gospel #nazcompassion #urbanministry #minniehartmann #summerinternship #mentoring --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yamcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yamcast/support

Is money a burden on your heart? You see, whether you have little or much of it, how you use it can weigh you down and make you its slave. Ron Moore shares biblical instruction for lightening the load on the journey to financial freedom. The post My Money: Making it Count appeared first on The Journey with Ron Moore.

I have an extra special episode today to mark the 100th episode of Making It Count! So much has happened since my podcasting journey began and I've learned so much from my incredible guests and also about myself.    Since launching in 2018, three very significant things happened; I turned 50, Covid came along and changed the world forever and I was diagnosed with stage 3 melanoma. Through it all, I continued to release episodes, connecting with so many incredible people along the way and nearly tripling in downloads.   To celebrate this incredible milestone, I've asked the lovely Melissa Williams to jump in the host seat and interview me to help unpack the last 100 episodes. It's been interesting to reflect on the lessons I've learned, how my brand has evolved throughout this journey and how I have personally grown more brave and bold through all my experiences.    Although it was a really challenging list to narrow down, I share my top 5 episodes of all time, what I loved about them, and some of the insights that these 5 remarkable guests brought to each episode.    I'm so grateful to everyone who has joined me on this journey and for the opportunity to inspire others to make it count in their own way.  Being an occasion that is absolutely worth celebrating, I also have a special offer for you! DM at @juliehydeleads to tell me your favourite episode, what you loved most about it and you'll go in the draw to receive a FREE 45 minute coaching session with me.   LINKS: Previous episodes mentioned Georgie Harman - Mental Health in the Workplace Stephen Durkin - Transformational Leadership Where the Magic Happens - Giaan Rooney The Power of Pause – Helen Fairclough Leadership Engagement – Brian Hartzer   Connect with Julie: Instagram: @juliehydeleads Website: https://juliehyde.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are so excited to have Shawn Swain from The Kitchen Dwellers as our guest on No Simple Road this week! Earlier this year, Bozeman, Montana's Kitchen Dwellers released their third full-length album Wise River. Since the release, the band has skyrocketed to consistently packed out venues and festival appearances with no signs of slowing down. The quartet—Shawn Swain [Mandolin], Torrin Daniels [banjo], Joe Funk [upright bass], and Max Davies [acoustic guitar]—twist bluegrass, folk, and rock through a kaleidoscope of homegrown stories, rich mythology, American west wanderlust, and psychedelic hues.We take a ride with Shawn and talk about the new album Wise River, being sober for 5 years, how the drought has affected him and the land around him, where the Kitchen Dwellers fit into the wider Americana scene, how he's learned to appreciate a well run festival, and much more!SONG AT THE BEGINNING OF THE INTERVIEW: 'Sundown' off the new album Wise RiverSONG AT THE END OF THE INTERVIEW: "Their Names Are The Trees' off the new album Wise RiverNo Simple Road Intro Music Created By ESCAPERFREE SHIPPING from Shop Tour Bus Use The PROMO CODE: nosimpleroadFor 20% off Sunset Lake CBD PROMO CODE: NSR20 For 25% off Electric Fish Lights PROMO CODE: NSRFOR 10% off your first month of Better Help CLICK HEREFor 20% off Grady's Cold Brew PROMO CODE: NSRMUSIC IN THE COMMMERCIALS BY AND USED WITH PERMISSION OF:CIRCLES AROUND THE SUNOUTRO MUSIC BY AND USED WITH PERMISSION OF:CHILLDREN OF INDIGONo Simple Road is part of OSIRIS MEDIA. Osiris Media is the leading storyteller in music, combining the intimacy of podcasts with the power of music.We inform and delight music fans by creating shows with leading artists, telling untold stories, and working with brands to craft compelling narratives that bring music to life.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/nosimpleroad. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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PANDALAND: MAKING IT COUNT was the winner of BEST FILM at the June 2022 Toronto DOCUMENTARY Film Festival. https://www.instagram.com/davisphotog727 “PANDALAND:  Making IT Count” is about how children become engaged and learn to grapple with big social issues. The filmmaker accomplishes this by encouraging playful exploration in a multi-media installation of 70+ toy pandas she created in her neighbourhood. The vibe of the film is lighthearted and optimistic. As the children initiate an election on behalf of the pandas, their experience embodies community building, demonstrates acts of civic engagement and conveys the important message that, by working together, even young children can effect change.  The film is a life-affirming tribute to kids' compassion and the birth of their activism!” Go to the WILDsound TV app. You can sign up for the 7 day free trial at www.wildsound.ca (available on your streaming services and APPS). There is a DAILY film festival to watch, plus a selection of award winning films on the platform. Then it's only $3.99 per month. Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod/ https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod

Michael Stevens joins Purposely to share his founder story developing and launching the Rainbow Tick. Michael's mission was to support the rainbow community in a tangible way, helping the community to gain acceptance and inclusion in the workplace and he had seen similar initiatives abroad. ‘It was about positively impacting people's mental health and about accepting and valuing people in the workplace, embracing the diversity of sexual and gender identities.' The first programme of its kind in New Zealand, organisations undertake an accreditation process carried out by an independent assessor receiving the Rainbow Tick a visible sign that business embraces all genders and sexual identities. As a gay man, Michael knew from personal experience how important this initiative would be for future generations. Michael initially struggled to accept his own sexual identity and had to deal with a school culture that wasn't fully inclusive or accepting. In 1988 Michael was diagnosed as HIV+, he was 27 years old and living in Istanbul, Turkey. The following years were filled with anger, sadness, sickness and acceptance, as he believed he had only a few years to live. That was nearly 30 years ago. Now, he's in his 60's. ‘I spent so long thinking about and planning my own death during those years, although it didn't happen' In 1988, the HIV/Aids epidemic was sweeping the world. many of his gay friends began to talk about it, and when his flatmate in Istanbul tested positive he decided he should get tested too. Michael travelled to London to receive his test. The doctor at the clinic told him he had HIV, and advised him to go home to New Zealand and prepare to die within the next two years. ‘I felt absolutely devastated and I went into a deep depression, but I decided I wasn't ready to go home, so I returned to Istanbul.' ‘When I told my family, they were upset for me of course, but fully supportive. I know a lot of people were cut off, but luckily for me this wasn't the case.' In the next few years, Michael said he didn't feel too bad, but in 1993, he received the news one of his closest friends who was diagnosed around the same time as him, had died. ‘I figured if he'd now died from it, I probably didn't have much time left. So I decided to go home for his funeral and prepare for my own.” The next year, Stevens became sick. He contracted tuberculosis and Pneumocystis pneumonia, a type of pneumonia often associated with a weakened immune system caused by HIV. He lost a large amount of weight in a short span of time and was constantly tired. He could no longer walk up the stairs at work without getting out of breath. It was at this stage he was told his HIV had progressed to its final stage, known as AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome). Michael was in his thirties at this point. Michael was admitted to the ‘AIDS ward' of Auckland Hospital but later released to Herne Bay House, a residential centre and hospice dedicated to caring for people diagnosed with HIV. Michael believed this is where he was going die. “I had been very angry and bitter about the situation up until this point. My attitude almost got me thrown out of the hospice, but eventually, I came more to terms with it and began to plan my death” Today he describes how the stigma has really decreased around having HIV, it has become much less pronounced as many people have a better understanding of it. “A lot of it was just fear really, people were afraid, and they didn't understand why it was happening” “If you think of the friends you make in your late teens and early 20s, they're often the friends that are with you for life. “Nearly all of my gay friends had HIV, and so many died. So many gay men from my youth are not here to turn 60 with me” Michael currently works as a relationship manager for Be.Lab a New Zealand based organisation which helps businesses and organisations to be more accessible. Prior to this he has was part of the AKL Uni Sociology Department. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mark-longbottom2/message

Rising to a Challenge and Facing Your Fears   You just never know what's on the other side of fear. But I can tell you, from experience, that I have never regretted a moment that I have taken the chance and faced a fear. I feel empowered and alive! I feel like I could do anything I set my mind to, and it doesn't matter if I succeed or fail, what matters is that I try. This past week I tried something new, as an amputee: waterskiing! I haven't been waterskiing since well before my injury, but it has been on my amputee bucket list. I was excited when the opportunity presented itself to me, but I also felt very anxious, and at one point in time thought I wouldn't go, and I could easily make an excuse why I couldn't make it. My personality (and my pride) wouldn't allow me to make up an excuse and so I went, and you know what? Even though, I was a bit nervous, had no idea how it would all go down, who would be on my boat with me, or how it might have to be adapted for my circumstance, I tried. All in all, I had a great time and finally found my groove on the boom and got up and skied!! It was exhilarating and freeing.  I felt alive and capable. Every time I run into something I fear, once I give it a try, I am reassured that I can do anything I put my mind to. And like I said before, success or failure, the idea of trying and overcoming our fears is all that really matters. There is something so motivating about pushing our limits, real or imagined, facing fears and rising to a challenge. It's empowering, it's freeing, and makes you feel alive!   Each picture below shows me doing something that originally made me nervous or unsure of myself. Now I enjoy doing them and they make me feel whole, healthy, and bring joy to my life.       Now is the time! Your time to try. Your time to rise. Don't let fear control you or rule over your life and how you live it. Regret is an awful thing to have. Choose something you've been curious about trying or something on your bucket list. Choose something that makes you nervous, anxious, or makes you feel fearful. Now go for it! Make sure you aren't doing something that your support system or doctors have told you not to do at this moment because of your condition, please know your medical boundaries. Maybe start with baby steps to get to your goal of achieving something. Remember, life is a journey. It's meant to last and be enjoyed. Like my waterskiing. I got up on the boom but need to work on getting up on the long rope. Goals. It's ok to fail. Just get out there and try! Enjoy the journey and where you're at right now. Everything happens in due time. You can do it! Believe in yourself and reach for the stars!   And as always, Be Healthy, Be Happy, Be YOU!!!   Much love, Angie  

If you have an idea for where you want to take you business, that's a great first step.  The next question is, are you clear about what you want out of your life and what part your business plays in that vision? This is a big question that gets neglected by business owners because you have bigger fish to fry.  That is until your lack of clarity gets exposed in your life in a painful way. Today's podcast asks some important questions to help you drill down on creating a life in the 5 Tracks of Wealth that ensure that you are living a life of intention and enjoying the ride. Enjoy the episode and let me know what you think                                  _____________________ For more listening options and several FREE resources provided by New Work Revolution, please visit GrowthandFreedom.media.  Also, if you enjoyed this episode please subscribe to the podcast and leave us a 5 star rating and review on iTunes! 

At the age of 16, Dani was a promising young athlete with goals of pursuing a sports career, but her life took an unexpected turn when she was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. Like so many warriors, she turned her hardships into life lessons and has helped spread joy and movement around the world. Now, though the pendulum is always swinging, she's back to being her athletic self and is an incredible advocate for the whole community.You can find the Make it Count 4 Dani Foundation on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok @makeitcount4dani and at makeitcount4dani.com.Don't forget to rate and review the show, and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @myimmunesystempod***Any information discussed in this podcast is strictly my opinion and those of my guests and are for informational purposes only. We are speaking from our personal experiences and you should always consult with your doctor or medical team.

This Paradoxical Moment and Making it Count Rev. Char Bear is joined by two transformational leaders in the digital era, Lisa Friedman, Ph.D and Herman Gyr, Ph.D to discuss the dynamics of this paradoxical moment in human history and how to make it count.

People give for many reasons to various causes.  Most are very deserving.  But what we all must evaluate is whether our giving (no matter what form that giving takes) really counts for the Kingdom of God.  In this message, MAKING IT COUNT, we'll learn about the joys that come from being a giver instead of […]

This segment is entitled, “Making It Count:  The Role of SELPA in Special Education Finance,” and it features three extremely talented special education finance experts.  Eddie Davidson, Director of Fiscal Student Services for the Fresno County SELPA.  Eddie has served for 25 years in Education Finance, 13 years in local school district finance and 12 years in the SELPA of Fresno County Superintendent of Schools.   Fresno County SELPA consists of 31 LEAs serving over 8,600 students with disabilities, and their Charter SELPA has 15 LEAs with nearly 900 additional students with disabilities.  Dr. Robert McEntire, Director of Management Consulting Services for School Services of California. Robert is sought after as a presenter for many organizations including CASBO, USC's School of Business, and CSBA. Prior to joining School Services, Robert served as an assistant superintendent and Chief Business Official in medium and large school districts in Southern California, and was a Chief Financial Officer in the corporate sector. He supports and advises school districts, county offices of education, and community colleges.Anjanette Pelletier, Associate Superintendent of Special Education and SELPA for San Mateo County.  Anjanette spent the first 10 of her 25 years in education as a school psychologist, later working in program specialist and director positions. She's been the leader of San Mateo's SELPA for ten years.  Anjanette provides exemplary leadership to our state association as the both the Chair of the Coalition for Adequate Funding for Special Education and the Co-Chair of the State SELPA Finance Committee. Of possible interest:·       Fresno County SELPA's Model SELPA Finance Website.  The site includes information about funding sources, allocations, uses of funds, reporting, and providing an FAQ sheet.  He has even built a library of instructional videos on SELPA finance for his SELPA's member LEA business officials and has made all available to the public.  We are so grateful for what he has put together and is willing to share.·       Overview of Special Education in California, produced by the California Legislative Analyst's Office in November 2019, provides comprehensive information about the state of special education finance in California. What is Special Education? Who Receives Special Education? How is Special Education Organized? How is Special Education Funded?·  California's Special Education Funding System Creates Challenges and Opportunities for District and Charter Schools, Bellwether Educational Partners, May 2019 Visit the SELPA Administrators of California at www.selpa.info and check out our finance pages.  Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/SELPAStrong   

On this week's Episode, The guys give their thoughts on Drakes new album “Certified Lover Boy”. We also dissect what we believe to be the meaning behind the Horror/Thriller “Candy Man”. Tune into this week's episode because the guys get into a lot of conspiracies about the fate of all of our futures. You don't want to miss it. Till next week!

If our lives count for God, then they will count for eternity.

If our lives count for God, then they will count for eternity.

If our lives count for God, then they will count for eternity.

A Torah portion about a census? Riveting stuff, right? We are familiar with census taking, for both the good of managing resources and community programs, as well as for excluding or retaliating against populations. But a census can tell a deeper story than a simple count of a population. Homeless services rely on Point In Time counts, but the number tells a larger story of school performance, history of redlining, and even voting access. TBE member Emily Jasper explains that in order to truly practice Tikkun Olam, we must know our community through the numbers. Temple Beth-El is committed to leading people into growing relationships with Jewish community, wisdom, and practice that help them thrive intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually and that inspire them to build a more compassionate, just, and peaceful world. TBE Richmond Podcast is produced by Abby Miller. Our theme music is composed and produced by Stephen Frost. Learn more about our dynamic, warm, and passionate congregation, affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, at www.bethelrichmond.org.

Bro. Micheal Ricker comes on the podcast in todays episode and talks about his experiences growing up in the church. The role that the Pastor played in his life and the continual life lessons that we can all learn from. Thank you for coming on the podcast.

Giants fans have a coach... enough said --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stefan-mcneil/support

What we need to do to be successful against AZ Cards! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stefan-mcneil/support

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The buzz: “There are loads of studies which show that marketers struggle with measuring ROI from social media” (David Moth). If you're the designated social selling results “bean counter” for your company, the standardization of digital performance metrics will give you relief. How? You'll be able to measure the business impact of all digital selling performance across the organization and provide timely feedback to reinforce what's working vs what can be improved or eliminated. The experts speak. Mark Hunter, The Sales Hunter: “You don't have to be great at something to start, but you have to start to be great at something” (Zig Ziglar). Scott Santucci, Social Enablement Society: “A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty” Sir (Winston Churchill). Marco Cai, SAP: “If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal, not to people or things (Einstein). Join us for Social Sellers' Playbook: Making It Count – Part 2.

The buzz: “There are loads of studies which show that marketers struggle with measuring ROI from social media” (David Moth). If you're the designated social selling results “bean counter” for your company, the standardization of digital performance metrics will give you relief. How? You'll be able to measure the business impact of all digital selling performance across the organization and provide timely feedback to reinforce what's working vs what can be improved or eliminated. The experts speak. Mark Hunter, The Sales Hunter: “You don't have to be great at something to start, but you have to start to be great at something” (Zig Ziglar). Scott Santucci, Social Enablement Society: “A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty” Sir (Winston Churchill). Marco Cai, SAP: “If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal, not to people or things (Einstein). Join us for Social Sellers' Playbook: Making It Count – Part 2.