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durée : 01:00:10 - Concert Planète Ocora : Souffles de printemps (1/2) - par : Aliette de Laleu - Pour cette première partie d'émission en public au Carreau du temple, la bandéoniste et flûtiste Ninon Valder nous transporte sur un air argentin tandis que l'ensemble Marani offre les plus beaux chants traditionnels polyphoniques de Géorgie. - réalisé par : Max James
Unsere Tea Taster sind häufig in den Ursprungsländern des Tees unterwegs, um die Gegebenheiten vor Ort anzuschauen, Kontakte mit unseren meist langjährigen Lieferanten zu pflegen und falls nötig Produktionsprozesse zu optimieren. Im Februar 2024 hatten unsere Kunden erstmalig die Chance, bei uns eine Reise in einen Teegarten zu gewinnen und mit Daniel Mack auf Tour zu gehen. Ziel dieser Reise: Der erste und einzige Teegarten in Kolumbien. Diese exklusive Möglichkeit ließen sich viele Teegenießer nicht entgehen! Links zur Folge: Tee des Monats November: Früchtetee Kaminfeuer https://www.teegschwendner.de/Kaminfeuer/101456 Unser Tee aus Kolumbien „El Chocó“: https://www.teegschwendner.de/Kolumbien-El-Choco-Bio/100770 Für mehr Content schau gerne auf unserer Webseite www.teegschwendner.de oder unseren Social Media Kanälen auf Facebook, Instagram und Youtube vorbei. _______ Bitaco – a cup of magic! Es war unser Lieferant „Bitaco“ selbst, der deutschen Teegenießern kolumbianischen Tee näherbringen und dafür zwei exklusive Gäste nach Kolumbien einladen wollte! Schließlich ist Kolumbien nicht gerade für Tee, sondern eher für Kaffee bekannt. Bitaco ist der erste und bislang einzige Teegarten in Kolumbien, der mit viel Leidenschaft zum Produkt herrliche Tees herstellt. In Folge 11 nimmt Daniel Mack die Hörer mit „on Tour“ nach Kolumbien. Erstmalig gibt es also eine Podcastfolge direkt aus einem Tee-Ursprungsland! Doch fand die Reise mit den Gewinnern tatsächlich statt oder lief alles anders als geplant? Wurden überhaupt Gewinner ausgelost – und wenn ja: Haben sie die Reise angetreten? Im Gespräch mit Daniel Mack und Gästen erfährst du, … wo Daniel genau ist und was er dort macht. warum es in Kolumbien nicht nur Kaffee, sondern auch Tee gibt. welche Tees in Kolumbien produziert werden. wie Tee aus Kolumbien schmeckt und für wen er geeignet ist. warum unser Schwarztee aus Kolumbien „El Chocó“ heißt und wie er schmeckt. wer beim Gewinnspiel diese exklusive Teereise nach Kolumbien ergattern konnte. was unsere Reisegruppe bisher in Kolumbien erlebt hat. Nach dieser Podcastfolge wirst du beim Gedanken an Kolumbien zukünftig sicherlich auch Tee im Sinn haben. Folge uns in die wunderbare Welt des Tees… nach Kolumbien! Schreib uns gerne unter dem Beitrag in die Kommentare, wie dir diese Podcastfolge gefallen hat und was du für dich mitnehmen konntest. Feedback, Themenwünsche oder Fragen zum Podcast? Wir freuen uns über deine E-Mail an: teemail@teegschwendner.de (mailto:teemail@teegschwendner.de) __________________________________________________________________ Tea Time im Studio: Host: Daniel Mack, Leitung Tee-Einkauf & Tea Taster, TeeGschwendner https://www.teegschwendner.de/ Daniels Tee aus Folge 11: Kolumbien Pacifico Black (Coming soon, noch nicht erhältlich) Moderatorin: Birgit Eschbach, Studio Venezia / http://www.studiovenezia.de Birgits Tee aus Folge 11: Marani https://www.teegschwendner.de/Marani/100953 Du möchtest mehr über Tee und TeeGschwendner erfahren? Folge uns in die wunderbare Welt des Tees und verbinde dich mit uns & anderen Tee-Genießern: http://www.teegschwendner.de https://www.youtube.com/@TeaGschwendner/videos https://www.facebook.com/TeeGschwendner?locale=de_DE https://www.instagram.com/teegschwendner_deutschland/ EINEN IM TEE MIT ist ein Podcast von Tee Gschwendner. Eine Produktion von www.studiovenezia.de
FIRENZE (ITALPRESS) - "Una grande soddisfazione, c'è la gioia di aver fatto bene questi due anni di lavoro, ma anche un grande impegno perché 57 società su 57 mi hanno dato la fiducia per il prossimo quadriennio. E' un'investitura bella ma anche molto impegnativa che ci mette di fronte a grandi sfide". Così il numero 1 della Lega Pro, Matteo Marani, confermato all'unanimità come presidente dei club di Serie C.xb8/ari/gsl
Marani's ECG- and AI-enabled garments monitor moms during pregnancy.
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Cost-effectiveness of epidemic/pandemic preparedness, published by Vasco Grilo on June 30, 2024 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Summary I Fermi estimate the cost-effectiveness of epidemic/pandemic preparedness is 0.00236 DALY/$. Relative to the above, I calculate GiveWell's top charities are 4.12 times as cost-effective, and corporate campaigns for chicken welfare, such as the ones supported by The Humane League (THL), 6.35 k times. Calculations My calculations are in this Sheet. I Fermi estimate the cost-effectiveness of epidemic/pandemic preparedness of 0.00236 DALY/$ multiplying: The expected annual epidemic/pandemic disease burden of 68.2 MDALY. I obtained this from the product between: The expected annual epidemic/pandemic deaths of 1.61 M, which I determined multiplying: The epidemic/pandemic deaths per human-year from 1500 to 2023 of 1.98*10^-4, which is the ratio between 160 M epidemic/pandemic deaths, and 808 G human-years from Marani et. al 2021[1]. The population predicted for 2024 of 8.12 G. The disease burden per death in 2021 of 42.4 DALY. The relative reduction of the expected annual epidemic/pandemic disease burden per annual cost of 3.46 %/G$. I got this aggregating the following estimates with the geometric mean: 8 %/G$ (= 0.2/(250*10^9/100)), which is based on Millett & Snyder-Beattie 2017: "We extend the World Bank's assumptions to include bioterrorism and biowarfare - that is, we assume that the healthcare infrastructure would reduce bioterrorism and biowarfare fatalities by 20%". "We calculate that purchasing 1 century's worth of global protection in this form would cost on the order of $250 billion, assuming that subsequent maintenance costs are lower but that the entire system needs intermittent upgrading". 1.5 %/G$ (= 0.3/(20*10^9)), which is based on Bernstein et. al 2022: 30 % is the mean between 10 % and 50 %, which are the values studied in Table 2. "We find that the sum of our median cost estimates of primary prevention (~$20 billion) are ~1/20 of the low-end annualized value of lives lost to emerging viral zoonoses and
In this episode, Neel talks with Itamar Marani, a mindset coach with a diverse background in the military, private security, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu. The conversation covers topics such as living in Thailand, the experience of working for a Russian billionaire, the pursuit of wealth, and the mindset of successful entrepreneurs. The conversation delves into the psychological barriers and limiting beliefs that entrepreneurs face, exploring the impact of fear, comfort, and the need for approval. Itamar discusses the importance of taking action, making peace with discomfort, and reworking limiting beliefs at different stages of entrepreneurship. The conversation also covers the process of identifying and addressing unconscious beliefs, and the impact of emotions on logical decision-making. Takeaways The pursuit of wealth and success should be balanced with personal growth and self-awareness. Adaptability and mental flexibility are crucial for achieving new goals and breaking through limitations. External success does not always equate to internal fulfillment and happiness. The journey from pain to freedom is a powerful motivator for personal and professional growth. The impact of fear, comfort, and the need for approval on entrepreneurial decision-making. The importance of taking action and making peace with discomfort in the entrepreneurial journey. The process of identifying and reworking limiting beliefs at different stages of entrepreneurship. The impact of unconscious beliefs and emotions on logical decision-making in entrepreneurship.
In this episode, Neel talks with Itamar Marani, a mindset coach with a diverse background in the military, private security, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu. The conversation covers topics such as living in Thailand, the experience of working for a Russian billionaire, the pursuit of wealth, and the mindset of successful entrepreneurs. The conversation delves into the psychological barriers and limiting beliefs that entrepreneurs face, exploring the impact of fear, comfort, and the need for approval. Itamar discusses the importance of taking action, making peace with discomfort, and reworking limiting beliefs at different stages of entrepreneurship. The conversation also covers the process of identifying and addressing unconscious beliefs, and the impact of emotions on logical decision-making. Takeaways The pursuit of wealth and success should be balanced with personal growth and self-awareness. Adaptability and mental flexibility are crucial for achieving new goals and breaking through limitations. External success does not always equate to internal fulfillment and happiness. The journey from pain to freedom is a powerful motivator for personal and professional growth. The impact of fear, comfort, and the need for approval on entrepreneurial decision-making. The importance of taking action and making peace with discomfort in the entrepreneurial journey. The process of identifying and reworking limiting beliefs at different stages of entrepreneurship. The impact of unconscious beliefs and emotions on logical decision-making in entrepreneurship.
Join us as we review the Marani Kindzmarauli from the Republic of Georgia. This week, Aaron stumbles upon a new aeration technique, we explore the history of the Republic of Georgia and its wines, and the team experiences the Saperavi grape for the first time! Thanks for listening and Happy Sipping! Connect with the show. We would love to hear from you! stopwastingyourwine.com Instagram YouTube FaceBook
Sip, share, shape our podcast!Temperatures are heating up and our natural instinct is to shift from red to white wine to tame the sweltering summer temperatures. SWTW takes on the task of finding the perfect chilled summer red wines perfect for every occasion! From Lambrusco to Syrah and a few in between, we hit the highlights so you, too, can pop the cork on red wine throughout the dog days of summer.What are the key elements which make a red variety perfect for serving at cooler temperatures (45-55 F)? High acidity, red fruit flavors, thin skins for low tannin and lower alcohol! Winemakers pick grapes at the perfect point, likely on the early side, to achieve the crunchy, bright, light fruity red wine style needed to put on the chill.Lambrusco is a moderately fizzy red made in the same way as Prosecco. Grape varieties are little known Maestri, Marani, Montericco, and Salamino and translate to vibrant fuchsia deliciousness in the glass. Gamay, most famous in Beaujolais as well as Pinot Noir are definitely in the perfect wheelhouse for summer chillables! SWTW faves include Louis Jadot Beaujolais Village and our previous guest Morét-Brealynn Wines Pinot Noir. What's not to love!?!The most surprising star of the summer chilled red wine show is cool climate Syrah! We'll let you listen in to the story, but Division Wine Co's Gamine wins our vote along with Unison Vineyard's New Zealand "And Relax"! Summer is here and we think it's the perfect time to put the chill on a great bottle of fruity red and sip your way through the season!Cheers!Charisse & KristiThanks for joining Somm Women Talk Wine! Check out our socials for more fun filled wine exploration!Instagram:@somm_women_talk_wine@kristiwinenerd@charissehenryfw@kmayfield109All episodes are also on our website:SommWomenTalkWineCharisse and Kristi
Marcelo Marani (@donosderestaurantes) começou vendendo pizza e, hoje, criou a maior plataforma que ajuda Donos de Restaurantes a terem negócios mais lucrativos, escaláveis e com mais liberdade. Neste episódio do Hotmart Cast, Marani revela como os desafios ao longo da carreira - tanto impostos pelo seu pai e pelos altos e baixos da vida - o motivaram a desenvolver a metodologia do seu produto digital, Donos de Restaurantes, e a conquistar mais de 20 mil clientes.Além de desbravar as dificuldades do mercado de restaurantes, Marcelo Marani comenta sobre estratégias de marketing que possuem uma inspiração nos famosos lançamentos existentes no mercado digital, como o re-lançamento do McFish, do Mc Donald's. Por fim, Marcelo explica como funciona seu backstage de produção de conteúdo para as redes sociais e como faz para criar conteúdos inovadores, como o quadro “Canetada”, em que visita restaurantes e avalia trazendo insights valiosos para empresários do setor.
This weeks guest mix comes from Matteo Marani.
Darren Marani, Vice President of Sales, Acute Care, Direct Supply joins the podcast to discuss key insights into his background & Direct Supply, trends he is following in healthcare in his new role, the importance for leaders to make their team their number one investment, and more.
EINEN IM TEE MIT… Anna Gschwendner, Daniel Mack und Birgit Eschbach. Die Stimmung ist bestens in der Welcome-Episode bei EINEN IM TEE MIT ..., dem neuen Podcast von TeeGschwendner. Das Familienunternehmen ist mit 125 Tee-Fachgeschäften überall in Deutschland präsent und jetzt endlich auch on Air. Man könnte meinen, es handele sich um eine „Kette“, so Podcast-Host Daniel. Doch das Gegenteil ist der Fall: Wie viel Familie, Herz und Leidenschaft für Tee drinsteckt, wo Gschwendner draufsteht, das spürt man sofort beim Zuhören. Und dafür stehen die drei Gesprächspartner im Studio: Anna Gschwendner gehört als Tochter des Gründerehepaars Gwendalina und Albert Gschwendner zu den Hauptgesellschaftern, Daniel Mack ist leitender Tee-Einkäufer & Tea Taster und Moderatorin Birgit Eschbach stellt die wärmenden Fragen. Während die drei die Anfänge des Unternehmens in berührenden Geschichten Revue passieren lassen, tauchen viele Teesorten auf: Zealong Green, Gwendalinas Backäpfelchen, Marani, Gyokuro ... Einfach tea-licious! https://www.teegschwendner.de/Tee/ Genauso wie die Wortspiele dazwischen. Denn die hatten bei Annas Eltern, die mutig und unabhängig mit 17 und 22 Jahren ihren Traum vom ersten Laden für losen Tee realisierten, ebenfalls Tradition. An der Bürotür von Vater Albert, der es liebte „wenn die Blätter in der Tasse tanzen“, stand zum Beispiel „Libertée statt Café!“ Daran halten sich Anna und Daniel, egal ob schwarz, grün, mit Kräutern oder Früchten. Die Liebe zum Tee hat Anna schon als kleines Mädchen um die Welt geführt. Überall auf der Welt sind die Mitarbeiter und Partner stolz, dazuzugehören, und geben das an ihre Familien weiter. So nah dran zu sein, ist ein USP. Die Zentrale in Meckenheim steht im engen Austausch mit allen Ursprungsländern, unterstützt gute und soziale Arbeitsbedingungen vor Ort. Und kein Tee geht raus, ohne dass Daniel und seine Kollegen ihn probiert haben. Ein echter Traumjob! Leider ist die Teekanne im Gespräch irgendwann leer und die erste Folge wie im Flug vorbei. Podcast-Host Daniel freut sich auf die regelmäßige Tea Time mit tollen Gästen. Vielleicht ist da auch mal ein Tee Grinch dabei, den es zu überzeugen gilt. Abwarten und Tee trinken. Kommst du mit auf Tee-Reise vom Himalaya bis an den Rhein? Dann drück schon mal die Glocke und abonniere den neuen Podcast. Fragen, Wünsche, Anregungen und Co. kannst du gerne an das TeeGschwendner Team schicken: teemail@teegschwendner.de Tea Time im Studio: EINEN IM TEE MIT… Host: Daniel Mack, Leiter Einkauf Tea Taster, Tee Gschwendner Hier geht's zu TeeGschwendners Tea Taster Blog: https://www.teegschwendner.de/en/TeaGschwendner/Blog/ Gast: Anna Gschwendner, Gesellschafterin https://www.teegschwendner.de/UEber-uns/ Moderatorin: Birgit Eschbach, Studio Venezia https://www.linkedin.com/in/studiovenezia/ www.studiovenezia.de Du möchtest mehr über Tee und TeeGschwendner erfahren? Folge uns in die wunderbare Welt des Tees und verbinde dich mit uns & anderen Teegenießern: http://www.teegschwendner.de https://www.facebook.com/TeeGschwendner https://www.instagram.com/teegschwendner_deutschland/ https://www.youtube.com/TeaGschwendner EINEN IM TEE MIT ist ein Podcast von Tee Gschwendner. Eine Produktion von www.studiovenezia.de
We're continuing Wine Week on Bri Books! I started the week with episodes about how to select the perfect wine and my wine-shopping hacks, and now we're delving deep into the specific wines and regions. My love for orange wine led me to an NYC wine shop called Orange Glou in 2019, shortly after the shop opened. It's a store dedicated 100% to orange wine! This past November, Orange Glou hosted their second-ever orange wine fair, and it was a roaring success. Hosted at the Wythe Hotel in Williamsburg, Orange Glou's founders Doreen Winkler and Jack Won really knocked it out of the park and managed to secure nearly 5 dozen winemakers and importers. It was a veritable who's who of the orange wine world. A few facts about orange wine: Orange wine is a type of skin contact wine, made from white grapes that macerate on the skin. It's not wine made from citrus oranges! Orange wine was invented in the Republic of Georgia thousands of years ago and was reintroduced to the rest of the world 40 years ago by 2 Italians, Gravner and Radikon, who wanted to explore this winemaking style. Today there are 1,000+ wine producers and wineries that make orange wine along with other styles they're producing. I find orange wine to be fascinating because of the geographical differences in the wines. From South Australia to South Africa, Austria to Alsace, Georgia to Germany, the varieties of white grapes put on display in orange wine are divine. In this episode, I'm sharing a few of my favorite orange wine importers and orange wines. 5:00: D-I Wine (Alsace): D-I Wine is a natural wine import and distribution powerhouse. I met the founder Brett Taylor (for the second year in a row!), and spent too long gushing over his selection. D-I wine takes a truly DIY approach to natural wine. Their portfolio is stocked with natural and low-intervention wines. They're all about deep partnership with producers who understand and respect tradition. The true gem on the D-I Wine team is George Kalligeros, a wine Somm with a diverse background in the wine industry. He has experience as a portfolio manager, sommelier, and is knowledgable about wine-making. He's currently serving as the portfolio manager of D-I Wine, and in this role, he curates and manages the wine selection for the company, focusing on French natural wines. His expertise expands to Paris, the Rhone, and beyond. One of my favorite selections from D-I Wine is Domaine Brand's Tout Terriblement wine from Alsace, France. A 100% Gewurztraminer, this full-bodied wine has a fresh, yellow and orange-fruit flavor with a hint of sweet lychee. 8:25: Donkey and Goat Winery (California): I'll admit it: the name of this winery pulled me right away. But this winemaker/ proprietor/ hose cleaner Jared Brandt and his tasty drinks charmed me. Based in Berkeley, CA, ared and his co-founder Tracey Rogers founded Donkey and Goat Winery in 2004 in San Francisco after studying the art of crafting natural wines in the Rhone Valley. I tasted the Elen Ridge Vineyard Stone Crusher orange wine made from the Roussanne varietal. It was rich, well structured and the tannins revealed a fresh finish. Donkey and Goat also have a testing room in Berkeley, so I'd say they're probably one of the coolest natural wine operations in the Bay. 10:10: 8000 Vintage Selections (Georgia): The 8000 Vintage Selections table was the party epicenter of the orange wine fair. The team from 8000 Vintage Selections had over a half dozen producers at the ready, with at least a dozen or so bottles to taste from. The founder and CEO Shalva Tevdoradze was an absolute beast. The 8000 Vintage Selections collection is almost exclusively Georgian wines. Winemaking in Georgia dates back at least 8,000 years. Early Georgians made wine at least 6,000 BC when they discovered that grape juice could be turned into wine after being buried in qvevris underground. Kveri is an egg-shaped earthenware vessel made for making, aging and storing wine. It's the oldest way of making wine. This experience completely cemented in me the need to visit Georgia to explore viticulture for myself. Two Georgian winemakers caught my attention: Nikalas Marani and Vellino Wines. Nikalas Marani: We tasted the Nikalas Marani Rkatsiteli 2020 vintage from a small-scale winemaker with over 100 years of family legacy. Winemaker Zurab Mgvdliashvili's grandfather was a small-scale wine cultivator in the 1920s, during the peak of the Soviet Union. When Zurab Mgvdliashvili took over the property in 2005, he restored everything, and as a tribute to his grandfather kept the old name Nikala's Marani. I'd describe the Nikalas Marani Rkatsiteli 2020 vintage as tropical and balanced with pronounced tannins and fruity aromas of peach, forest honey, and yellow dried fruit. Vellino Wines: Vellino was founded in 2015 to continue a family business of winemaking. The 26-year-old winemaker makes wines from Kakhetian grape varieties, utilizing knowledge passed down by family and fellow winemakers. I tasted the Kisi 2020 vintage, and the Rkatsiteli 2020 vintage. Beka Jimsheladze did an excellent job with this wine. I can imagine this amber colored wine being perfect with fish, veggies, chicken and cheeses, thanks to its gentle, refreshing notes of citrus. The best part: Vellino Wines in Georgia offers tours! Wines Mentioned: Orange Glou orange wine shop in NYC D-I Wine (Alsace), Domaine Brand's Tout Terriblement wine Donkey and Goat Winery (California), Elen Ridge Vineyard Stone Crusher orange wine 8000 Vintage Selections (Georgia), Nikalas Marani Rkatsiteli 2020 and Vellino Wines Kisi 2020 If you're new to the show (and loving it!), leave a review of Bri Books on Apple Podcasts, and listen to Bri Books on Apple Podcasts, Spotify! Please tell me what you're drinking to by using #bribooks on Instagram and subscribe to the Bri Books newsletter at bribookspod.com/newsletter.
MARCO ALUZZI E FABIO MARANI - SOMBRERO SWING - presentato da Ira Rubini
Lungo, corto, liscio, macchiato, corretto...il caffè lo beviamo in tanti modo ed è parte integrante delle nostre giornate!In questa giornata cercheremo di conoscerlo meglio grazie alla nostra ospite: Francesca Marani, che lavora nel marketing team di una nota torrefazione italiana!Siediti comodo, seguici su Telegram (t.me/radiooblo) e ascoltaci!
The Renergen share price has been hit by a variety of factors lately, most recently by social media attacks and the poor trading statement last week. But the real story remains intact - a $1bn Helium plant in the Free State that has the funding and requisite licences. In this interview, Renergen CEO Stefano Marani provides context for his company's 45 000 shareholders, suggesting they consider the company's real story, which is its goal of using SA's plentiful natural reserves to become one of the world's leading producers of Helium. He spoke to Alec Hogg of BizNews.
Do you want to unlock your greatest potential in business and achieve incredible results? In this special podcast episode, Jaryd Krause has invited Itamar Marani, who will share his expertise in emotional intelligence. Itamar's unique journey defied conventional education. He skipped university, immersing himself in real-world learning. At 18, he joined an elite Israeli Special Forces unit, engaging in a decade-long tenure in international counter-terrorism. In 2008, he became the youngest graduate of Israel's Air Marshal program. With a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt, he excelled globally and led diverse teams, overseeing substantial assets as a billionaire's security chief for three years before departing due to ethical concerns. A close encounter with Al Qaeda while undercover spurred mentorship from Mossad's head psychologist. Now, through "The Arena," Itamar nurtures emotional fortitude and an effective mindset among entrepreneurs. Over 100 such individuals have benefited from his guidance, rooted in his multifaceted background encompassing special forces, counter-terrorism, psychological mentorship, and athletic achievement. His goal remains—equipping entrepreneurs with practical resilience and a mindset devoid of empty motivation. Today, here are the interesting topics that they have talked about: What holds people back from achieving incredible results? Why can some people come in guns blazing and get results while others are slower? And how do you uncover what is not true for you that's holding you back, and how do you give yourself the space to re-shape your beliefs? They also discussed how and why men may find it challenging to feel emotions and learn the cues they need to listen to in order to make incredibly impactful decisions. How was emotional intelligence for myself and Itamar one of the best things for our growth? Lastly, Itamar shares a really cool story of his that pushed him to work on his emotional intelligence. Check out this episode and unleash your full potential in life and in business. Smash the ‘Play' button to get started. Episode Highlights 04:30 The metal blocks that stop entrepreneurs from scaling their businesses 12:20 Is suffering a good thing to grow as a person? 19:30 How does having a clear view of reality help you achieve results? 28:25 Why stick to your values in the early stages of the business? 39:20 Feelings are not facts! 42:48 Why do people struggle with working on their emotions? Key Takeaways ➥ Continuing to do what has always worked may yield decent results, but it may not be the most efficient or effective way to achieve a goal. ➥ Fears can manifest as beliefs that hinder progress. Identifying these beliefs is crucial to understanding the source of resistance and reluctance to take necessary actions. ➥ It's essential to examine and question the beliefs that may hold entrepreneurs back from exploring new opportunities and approaches in their post-exit ventures. ➥ People may feel pressured to follow certain actions or paths based on societal expectations. It's essential to evaluate whether these actions align with personal goals and values. About The Guest Itamar Marani didn't go to university because he was getting an intense real world education. At age 18, he was drafted into the most elite unit in the Israeli Special Forces and spent over 10 years in federal and private international counter-terrorism units. In 2008, he graduated from the Israeli Shin Bet's prestigious Air Marshal program as the youngest person in the country's history. He's a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under a 9x time World Champion and was ranked in the top 10 in the world at the amateur level. He led multinational teams of Navy Seals and other Special Forces veterans and managed assets in the 9-figure range as the chief of security for a billionaire, but he quit after 3 years because of the lack of integrity in the work environment. While working undercover abroad, he had a very close call with Al Qaeda that led to him working with and being mentored by the Israeli Mossad's head psychologist. He now leads "The Arena," which is a mindset accelerator focused on emotional fortitude and an effective mindset for entrepreneurs. He's helped over 100 6-8 figure entrepreneurs evolve into better versions of themselves through group and private coaching His mission is to share everything he's learned in the Israeli special forces, international counterterrorism, working with the Mossad's top psychologist and being an internationally ranked BJJ athlete. His focus is to help people forge an effective mindset, build emotional Emotional Fortitude and become the entrepreneurs they're capable of being (without any fluff or motivational BS). Connect with Itamar Marani ➥ Website: https://itamarmarani.com/BOB➥ Podcast: https://itamarmarani.com/podcast Resource Links ➥ Sell your business to us here - https://www.buyingonlinebusinesses.co/sellyourbusiness ➥ Buying Online Businesses Website - https://buyingonlinebusinesses.com ➥ Download the Due Diligence Framework - https://buyingonlinebusinesses.com/freeresources/ ➥ Sonic Writer (AI Content Generator) - https://bit.ly/3ZjHRPX ➥ Generatepress (Fastest Wordpress Theme for blogs) - https://bit.ly/3LcD66i ➥ Rank Math (Wordpress SEO Plugin) - https://bit.ly/3Acyjf4 *This post may contain affiliate links, so we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on our site/posts at no additional cost to you.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
My guest for this episode is Itamar Marani from ItamarMarani.com. He's a former Israeli Special Forces and undercover operative, Jiu-Jitsu black belt, and was chief of security for a billionaire… He's helped well over a hundred entrepreneurs, CEOs and investors remove the invisible wall between them and maximizing their potential without the usual “Go hard, wake up at 4 am, rah rah!” ultra-motivation nonsense.
"La Lega Pro è una realtà molto bella, lo hanno dimostrato i playoff che hanno avuto un seguito straordinario", dice il presidente della Lega Pro, Matteo Marani, a margine della presentazione del progetto "Terzo Tempo", realizzato in collaborazione con Bosch Tec.xh1/ari/gtr
Itamar Mirani had to control his emotions while working as a spy for the Israeli government. The way he worked through emotions, mental blocks, and more, though was not at all what you'd expect. Today he shares his process for working through deep blocks so that we can make better financial moves, bold career advancements, and take part in more of life's great moments. It appears many small investors may be about to lose money on real estate, and thousands already have. Alan Corey from our sister show Stacking Deeds joins us to walk through a recent Wall Street Journal story about investments in the sector suffering from recent interest rate hikes. Are there more to come? How do you find out if you may be affected? We'll share. Of course, we have an "amazing" TikTok minute sent to us by a Stacker, as well as an answer to another Stacker who called our Haven Lifeline. We're glad to help. Show Flow: Open Headline - Thousands of small real estate investors suffer from a housing bust TikTok Minute Itamar Marani on mindset and busting down mental blocks Haven Life line Community Calendar What we should have learned today FULL SHOW NOTES: https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/itamar-marani-mindset-1365 Deeper dives with curated links, topics, and discussions are in our newsletter, The 201, available at StackingBenjamins.com/201. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Are you tired of feeling stuck in your business or personal life? Then it's time to shift your mindset and focus on building your emotional fortitude. In this episode of The Happy Hustle Podcast, we're diving deep into the power of emotional fortitude with mindset coach, Itamar Marani. Itamar and I talk about the motivation fallacy, 3 core fears that drive human behavior, and his Emotional Fortitude System. As a former Israeli special force and undercover agent, Itamar has learned firsthand the importance of resilience and the mindset necessary for success in high-stakes situations. He now shares his expertise with clients around the world, helping them to develop a millionaire mindset that is both sustainable and effective. Itamar's approach to developing a millionaire mindset is grounded in emotional fortitude and a sustainable approach to success. By focusing on reducing internal resistance and living out new values through clear rules and systems, you can achieve your goals and live a life of purpose and fulfillment. If you're ready to shift your mindset and take your life to the next level, you can get Itamar's free micro-course at itamarmarani.com/happyhustler. Don't wait any longer to achieve the success and happiness you deserve. Discover the power of emotional fortitude now! Connect with Cary!https://www.instagram.com/cary__jack/https://www.facebook.com/SirCaryJackhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/cary-jack-kendzior/https://twitter.com/thehappyhustlehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFDNsD59tLxv2JfEuSsNMOQ/featured Get a free copy of his new book, The Happy Hustle, 10 Alignments to Avoid Burnout & Achieve Blissful Balance https://www.thehappyhustlebook.com/ Sign up for The Journey: 10 Days To Become a Happy Hustler Online Course http://www.thehappyhustle.com/JourneyApply to the Montana Mastermind Epic Camping Adventure https://caryjack.com/montana “It's time to Happy Hustle, a blissfully balanced life you love, full of passion, purpose, and positive impact!” Episode Sponsor Did you know that 4 out of 5 Americans are magnesium deficient? And almost everyone is at suboptimal levels. And that's a big problem because magnesium is involved in more than 600 biochemical reactions in our body. Now here's what most people DON'T know: taking just any magnesium supplement won't solve your problem because most supplements use the cheapest kinds that your body can't use or absorb. That's why I exclusively recommend Magnesium Breakthrough. It's the only full-spectrum magnesium supplement with 7 unique forms of magnesium that your body can actually use and absorb. When you get all 7 critical forms of magnesium, pretty much every function in your body gets upgraded... from your brain... to your sleep... pain, and inflammation...and less stress. BiOptimizers only offers this discount once a year, so don't miss out. Just go to www.bioptimizers.com/happy and enter code happy10 to get 10% off any order. I assure you that all BiOptimizers supplements are best in class. If for some reason you feel differently, you can get a full refund, no questions asked. They are so confident that they offer a 365-day money-back guarantee!
In this episode, I talk about Seventeen's comeback, Jungkook's Calvin Klein Ambassador announcement, Jimin's busy week, Jinsoo's upcoming album, BTS reunion with Jin, RM's relationship with Bottega Veneta, News Jeans new light stick & membership of their Bunnies Club, and CRAVITY's 1st world tour. I also talk about Stray Kids, BamBam of Got7, Marani and pH-1, Billlie, and iChillin. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thatkpoptalk/support
Ex-Israeli Special Forces & Federal Agent Itamar Marani is Mindset Coach and founder of the Arena.In this episode of ‘The Art of Selling Online Courses', Itamar and I are talking about the mindset and how to know if it's off. We will dive into why you might not be taking action on something that you know works and advising what to do about it.Itamar will also share with us two case studies of course creators who worked with him and then grew their business as a result. Check out Itamar's micro courseThe ArenaFind out how much revenue your funnel could make youJoin The Advance Online Course Creators Facebook Group
Chant along now, with the Amazing Yoko Dharma, as she beautifully sings the glorious eight lines of praise to Vajra yogini in Sanskrit, with beautiful meditative images. These, unlike the mantra, are not generally considered restricted, although be guided by your own teacher.OM NAMO BHAGAVATE BAGAVATE BAGAVATE VAJRA VARAHI BAM HUM HUM PHAT OM NAMO ARYA APARA-JITE TRAI-LOKYA MATI VIDYESHVARI HUM HUM PHATOM NAMO SARVA BHUTA BHAYA VAHE MAHA VAJRA HUM HUM PHATOM NAMO VAJRA SANI AJITE APARA-JITE VASHAM KARI-NETRA HUM HUM PHATOM NAMO BRAHMANI SHOSHANI ROSHANI KRODHE KARALENE HUM HUM PHATOM NAMO TRASANI MARANI PRABHADANI PARAJAYE HUM HUM PHATOM NAMO VIJAYE JAMBHANI STAMBHANI MOHANI HUM HUM PHATOM NAMO VAJRA VARAHI MAHA YOGINI KAME-SHVARI KHAGE HUM HUM PHATSupport the show
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South Africa's Central Energy Fund (CEF) has completed its due diligence on its R1-billion investment in emerging integrated energy producer Renergen's Virginia gas project. Marking a major step towards finalising the agreement between Renergen and the CEF, both parties have now started engaging with their respective stakeholders to obtain final approvals to complete the transaction. Renergen CEO Stefano Marani says the successful conclusion of the due diligence “signifies the strategic nature of the Virginia gas project and further marks another significant step forward in closing out the capital required for Phase 2 operations at Virginia”. He adds that the CEF's involvement in the project brings with it “a wealth of experience” in upstream oil and gas exploration, midstream natural gas to liquids processing and large-scale pipeline operations and maintenance experience. “This will all assist in bringing a new and critical source of energy online, at a time where South Africa is suffering a significant energy crisis,” Marani notes. Commenting on the commissioning progress of Virginia ahead of the start of Phase 1 operations, Marani says that turning the plant for Phase 1 operations on is “a function of coordinating all the sites to turn on simultaneously, and importantly, the relevant teams are ensuring that all aspects of the operation will run according to design”. “We have no intention of rushing the process at this late stage and introducing risk. Since starting construction at Virginia prior to Covid, the total delays experienced in the context of several global macro events of the past two years could have been significantly worse had we not implemented several mitigations to reduce the overall impact on the project,” he adds, referencing the project's delays over the past few years.
Diego Marani"Premio Ostana"Scritture in Lingua Madrehttps://www.premioostana.it/Premio OstanaSabato 25 giugno, ore 11:0Riflessioni sulla lingua, sui linguaggi, sulle identità e sui destini delle lingue madriConversazione con Diego Marani (Lingua Europanto)A cura di Pietro SpiritoDiego Marani Nato in provincia di Ferrara nel 1959, Diego Marani è scrittore e glottoteta, inventore di lingue, che sulle lingue e i loro labirintici significati e identità ha fondato e fonda buona parte della sua narrativa.Marani è l'inventore della lingua artificiale chiamata europanto, costituita da un insieme di tutte le lingue d'Europa. In questo idioma totalmente inventato ha tenuto una rubrica fissa su giornali svizzeri e belgi a partire dal 1990. L'Europanto – sostiene Marani – è una provocazione contro l'integralismo linguistico di chi predica la purezza delle lingue.Pochi scrittori come Diego Marani hanno saputo fare della riflessione sulla lingua, sui linguaggi, sulle identità legate alla lingua e sui destini delle lingue madri il tema portante della propria narrativa.Diego Marani"La città celeste"La nave di Teseohttp://www.lanavediteseo.eu/La città celeste è il diario di un lungo apprendistato esistenziale e insieme, nel suo rivelare ambiguità e dolori sparsi, un documento pronto ad attestare l'imprevedibilità assoluta della cosiddetta "commedia umana".«Convergono più piani di lettura nel nuovo romanzo di Diego Marani, La città celeste, narrato alla prima persona come un diario, costruito attorno a una vicenda di formazione e di apprendistato sentimentale negli anni cruciali dell'università, attraversato da una riflessione metaletteraria sui libri, la lettura e la scrittura. Ma voltata l'ultima pagina, l'impressione più forte è la dichiarazione d'amore per Trieste, preannunciata dai versi di Saba dedicati alla città posti in esergo» - Marzia Fontana, la LetturaL'educazione sentimentale di un giovane uomo che, per sfuggire all'asfissiante supervisione paterna, decide di frequentare l'università di Trieste. La gioventù, in quella città celeste al crocevia di diverse culture, diviene la stagione dell'immortalità, delle nuove scoperte, delle amicizie inossidabili. E di amori smisurati e sofferti. La Trieste descritta minuziosamente tra le pagine di questo romanzo è un luogo dall'identità composita e dal confine sempre incerto, come i protagonisti di queste pagine, giovani studenti entusiasti con il futuro tutto da inventare.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/
Georgiens vinkultur går mere end 6.000 år tilbage, og selv om Sovjetimperiet i sin tid gjorde sit bedste for ensrette den, er den stadig meget frodig. Det er f.eks. her orangevinen, som drikkes på byens hippe vinbarer, stammer fra. Vi smager denne uge følgende vine: 2020 Dondghabli, Gogita Makaridze, Imereti (162 kr./135 v 6 fl., Gladvin/ Rosforth)2019 Chinuri, Iago, Kartli (180 kr./135 kr. v 6 fl., Gladvin/ Rosforth)2018 Tsolikouri, Okro’s Wine, Imereti (180 kr./135 kr. v 6 fl., Gladvin/ Rosforth)2020 Dondghabli, Archil Guniava, Imereti (180 kr./135 kr. v 6 fl., Gladvin/ Rosforth)2019 Saperavi, Pheasant's Tears, Kakheti (144 kr./120 kr. v 6 fl., Gladvin/ Rosforth)2020 ChaCha, Marani, Chibalas (270 kr., Gladvin/ Rosforth)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this IJC episode, Frank van Laerhoven has a conversation with Jim Sinner. Together with Marc Tadaki, Edward Challies, Margaret Kilvington, Paratene Tane, and Christina Robb, Jim co-authored a recent IJC publication entitled Crafting Collective Management Institutions in Messy Real-World Settings: A Call for Action Research. The article deals with how we can give guidance to prospective, or would-be institutional crafters and collective management enablers. And in order to address that question the researchers apply an explicit action research approach with commoners not as subjects or respondents but as co-researchers. In the conversation we discuss some of the codes of conduct for commons researchers that are based on Jim's research, such the need to get alongside people on the ground, to engage with social identities, and to put social justice at the center of what we do. Jim's work aligns with other work that we have published in the International Journal of the Commons, work that engages with critical institutionalism, for example. If this topic interests you, you may want to check out the following titles, also: Cleaver, F., & De Koning, J. (2015). Furthering critical institutionalism. International Journal of the Commons, 9(1). Funder, M., & Marani, M. (2015). Local bureaucrats as bricoleurs. The everyday implementation practices of county environment officers in rural Kenya. International Journal of the Commons, 9(1). Ingram, V., Ros-Tonen, M., & Dietz, T. (2015). A fine mess: Bricolaged forest governance in Cameroon. International Journal of the Commons, 9(1). Jones, S. (2015). Bridging political economy analysis and critical institutionalism: an approach to help analyse institutional change for rural water services. International Journal of the Commons, 9(1). Marin, A., & Bjørklund, I. (2015). A tragedy of errors? Institutional dynamics and land tenure in Finnmark, Norway. International Journal of the Commons, 9(1). Saunders, F. (2014). The promise of common pool resource theory and the reality of commons projects. International Journal of the Commons, 8(2). Van der Kooij, S., Zwarteveen, M., & Kuper, M. (2015). The material of the social: the mutual shaping of institutions by irrigation technology and society in Seguia Khrichfa, Morocco. International Journal of the Commons, 9(1). Verzijl, A., & Dominguez, C. (2015). The powers of water-user associations: on multiplicity, fluidity, and durability in the Peruvian Andes. International Journal of the Commons, 9(1).
Pertanyaan penting. Kenopo Peter Parker ga njaluk Doctor Stranger menghapus memori wong-wong soal tuduhan Mysterio? Kelar masalah. Iki iso dadi film pendek --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/celathu/support
Please check out our other episodes here: https://letsgetrealestatepodcast.com/A lot of us don't have a smooth sailing real estate investing journey. We all had our challenges and struggles and I think everybody can agree that real estate investing doesn't come as an overnight success. Zahra Marani also had difficulty balancing everything when she was just breaking into the world of real estate. Let's listen to her story of how she made it through.In this episode, we cover:Zahra's background story. She is a lawyer who was originally trained as a litigator. She now practices in the real estate area.Zahra talks about her biggest challenge as she was building her business. Growing her business at the same time as her family is growing was quite a struggle. But she made sure she always gave out the best service to every client.The mentorship and the coaching that Zahra had when she was struggling to balance everything, especially on the business side. She had the right people in her life who helped her get to where she is right now, nine years later.The work that Zahra does in real estate. She now focuses on brokering and it is a great position to see people grow their wealth.About Zahra Marani:Zahara Marani started practicing law as a litigator. She has a British husband. She lived and practiced in the UK for some time. She came back to Ontario and put up Marani Law with her sister. She changed areas of practice from being a litigator to real estate. Aside from being a lawyer and an investor herself, she is also on the brokering side of the private lending space. Her real specialty is working with lenders and borrowers and pairing them up.Connect with Zahra Marani:Website: https://maranilaw.com/Email: info@maranilaw.comPhone: +1 647 351 7795Connect with Danielle Chiasson:Website: https://engineeredreturnsinc.com/index.htmlLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniellechiasson/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danielle.chiasson/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DaniChiassonBook in a call: https://calendly.com/strategicsuccess/lets-get-real-estate-20-min-chat Listen in and subscribe for more.You can also leave us a review and of course, don't forget to share. I'm sure there are real people in your network who can take advantage of what they're going to learn from the show.Interested in becoming a guest on the show? Email podcastletsgetreal@gmail.com with the Subject: I want to be a guest! OR simply fill out this form: https://perfectpropertyinc.activehosted.com/f/34
Guest: Stefano Marani | CEO at Renergen See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Stefano Marani, CEO of emerging energy company Renergen, sheds light on the junior miner's R367m forward sale agreement with US company Argonon Helium, which is intended to bring price transparency to the currently opaque helium market.
The Meaning Movement: Helping You Find Your Calling, Create Your Life's Work, and Make Career Change
There's an old saying: when the student is ready, the teacher appears. I looked this up, trying to find where it came from. It's pretty unclear. But it's a truth that you know when you experience it. When you're ready to level up and learn something, related things hit you differently. Certain interactions carry more weight and penetrate you deeper than they might have in other times. Both today's conversation and the next one I'll be releasing were those kinds of conversations for me. As many of you know, outside of the Meaning Movement I have a few other project. And while I was recording these episodes, I had a lot happening with one of them. It was a bit of a watershed moment. If you want to know more about my other project, go to themeaningmovement.com and subscribe. All of which is to say I needed this conversation in ways that I didn't expect. Our guest, Itamar Marani, is a mindset coach. While that may sound a bit out there, he is anything but that. He's down to earth and strategic in his approach. He's a former member of the Israeli special ops and jujitsu contender. He now helps entrepreneurs identify and overcome their internal obstacles. There's something in this conversation for everyone. Why? Because every time you change you need a new way of thinking. And you can't always see what you need to change to become the next version of yourself, until you have someone helping you identify it. In this episode you'll learn: What Itamar does How he began his career How his military background has helped his career Why he moved on from military service What motivated his transition How he made the transition successful How to define mindset How to know if your mindset is off Three core fears that stop us from getting what we want How he work with clients on mindset issues How to improve your mindset Show notes at: https://themeaningmovement.com/itamar
Saison 3 ! Episode 1 J'ai le coeur qui palpite, la langue qui frétille, les oreilles qui crépitent ! Je n'en reviens pas, je ne réalise pas que nous attaquons déjà la troisième saison, j'avoue, je n'ai pas vu le temps passer. Je vous remercie chers auditeurs de toutes les good vibes que vous nous envoyez sur insta @yanndiolo ou par mail yanndiolo@gmail.com Merci toi qui nous qui nous écoute à Washington par exemple ! Des remerciements à 180° magazine spécial vin dispo dans les librairies, non seulement c'est une belle maquette, les photos sont superbes, les vignerons présentés me plaisent mais en plus c'est une belle mise en avant et une reconnaissance de notre travail Rue de la Roquette ! 5 pages ça fait chaud au coeur ! Merci Philippe Toinard ! Plus que jamais j'ai envie de faire un tour dans le vignoble et mettre en avant les vignerons qui font nos caves et nos cartes des vins. Bien sûr, je vais continuer de faire parler le et les mondes du vin et ainsi révéler différents angles de vues de cet univers de sens et de culture.Un point prendre date : Le dernier week end de Novembre 2021 Nous organisons un festival rencontre des Sourires du Vin pour réunir les auditeurs, les vignerons, les auteurs, bref se voir en vrai à table ou en dégustation c'est ça le projet.. à suivre !Une nouveauté : Thimothé et la culture du gosier Ce jeune vient du monde de la radio et veut apprendre dans le et les mondes du vin, il se retrouve à intégrer l'équipe du Resto Zinc et durant cette saison il partagera dans une chronique de 3 à 5 minutes ses apprentissages et ses découvertes, sera t'il un bon élève ? Place à Rachel Gay, la feminine touch du caviste Le Sourire qui pendant ses vacances célèbre le vin en partant à l'aventure en Georgie. elle nous raconte tout ça maintenant !Les références : Les Livres : Alice Feiring - Skin Contact, aux origines du vin nu, Editions Nouriturfu Wine Explorer - Le Premier Tour du Monde du Vin, éditions Omnisciences Vignerons en France : Domaine de l'Hortus, Mas Bruguière, Fabien Reboul du Château de Valflaunes, Mas Foulaquier, Mas del Ranq, Caaaaaaaat Collection de Chris Kaczmarek Vignerons en Géorgie : Georgian Wine and Spirits Company, Pheasant's Tears winery, Chona's Marani, Baia's Wine Musique : Shine On You Crazy Diamonds - Pink Floyd Solsbury Hill - Peter Gabriel Instagram : @rachelshinra La culture du gosier : La BD "Les ignorants", Etienne Davodeau éditions Futuropolis
Estamos de volta com o Foodness Talks e nesse episódio, a gente recebe o Marcel Marani que é fundador do Portal Donos de Restaurante e especialista em marketing. Nesse papo, ele compartilha estratégias e práticas importantes para melhorar e elevar o nível da divulgação do seu restaurante ou negócio de alimentação.
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Certified Tarot Master and Astrologer John Marani joins Hilary to talk about his practice with both modalities. A veteran practitioner and teacher, John is as engaging as he is knowledgeable. Together, he and Hilary break down the differences and similarities of the two healing arts, why they are increasingly popular with young adults and how each modality may best address questions for clients. John is certified in both Tarot and Astrology, having achieved his Level One NCGR astrology certification. He is based in Virginia but reads for and teaches clients worldwide. To book a reading or enroll in one of his Tarot or astrology classes, please contact John Marani at: Business phone: 703.829.3273 Email: Hierophant@cox.net Facebook: Hierophant Tarot Twitter: JohnMaraniTarot Website and blog: johnmarani.blogspot.com To contact Hilary Harley, the host of Mystical Messages, please visit: hilary@hilaryharley.com www.hilaryharley.com Facebook: Hilary Harley Harley Holistic Healing Hilary Harley Astrology Instagram: Hilary-Harley
This week we welcome Kathleen Tune she is a proven healthcare executive. Kathleen is currently the CFO and COO of Marani Health. She is a Managing Partner with Capita3; an early-stage venture capital fund focused on women-led startup founders. She also founded and manages the health care investment firm Fourth Element Capital, investing in health care technology companies. Kathleen is a former partner at Thomas, McNerney & Partners, where she led and managed an extensive investment portfolio. She has worked with a range of companies from startups to large organizations in the highly regulated healthcare industry, has extensive community leadership activities, and serves on several non-profit boards, including currently serving on the board of directors for Gillette Children’s Hospital and the University Enterprise Laboratories. She is currently serving on a number of corporate boards and serves or has served in board and advisory roles to many additional companies in her career. Kathleen's extensive community leadership activities include serving on several non-profit boards.
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Stefano Marani, the CEO of Renergen, joined the BizNews Power Hour to discuss, among other topics, his view on Total, the Renergen share price value and a cautionary announcement.
Stefano Marani, the CEO of Renergen, joined the BizNews Power Hour to discuss, among other topics, his view on Total, the Renergen share price value and a cautionary announcement.
In this episode of the BizNews Power Hour, Alec Hogg is joined by co-host Delphine Govender, Renergen CEO Stefano Marani, CEO of Satrix Helena Conradie, EOH CEO Stephen Van Coller on the company's interims and legacy issues, Sean Saunders on cryptos and Coinbase IPO and the BizNews team.
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In this episode of the BizNews Power Hour, Alec Hogg is joined by co-host Delphine Govender, Renergen CEO Stefano Marani, CEO of Satrix Helena Conradie, EOH CEO Stephen Van Coller on the company's interims and legacy issues, Sean Saunders on cryptos and Coinbase IPO and the BizNews team.
Medico tedesco visse quasi tutta la sua vita in Russia. La sua opera in ambito medico si focalizzò sui malati poveri e sui prigionieri russi, per i quali combatté giorno dopo giorno, affinché le loro condizioni di vita fossero migliori.Sito: https://www.sacrequestioni.org/Video YT: https://youtu.be/8NT2apXPAnc
Claudia Marani del Coordinamento Animals Asia Emilia Romagna, ci aggiorna sulla questione delle Fattorie della Bile in Vietnam Cina.
Opa, Comandante. Neste episódio #076 do Podcast Empresa Autogerenciável eu trouxe o Marcelo Marani para bater um papo com a gente sobre os desafios dos donos de empresa no varejo. Confira também o episõdio #011 sobre Feedback: https://open.spotify.com/episode/33HfCt1nCczfeTKgpXLdIa _ Se você tem interesse em participar da Imersão EAG Online, agende uma Sessão Estratégica com a equipe do EAG. Clique aqui no link: ▶️ http://lp.empresaautogerenciavel.com.br/imersao-pod
Marcelo Marani, criador do maior portal para donos de restaurantes do Brasil, é mais um cliente que se tornou amigo. Ele começou no ramo dos restaurantes muito cedo, com 14 anos, trabalhando na pizzaria da família, para desenvolver disciplina e responsabilidade. Quando atingiu o cargo de gerente, seu pai e mentor o dispensou para que se dedicasse aos estudos. Marcelo chegou a concluir o curso de Ciências da Computação, mas não seguiu carreira. Acreditando que seu sonho era trabalhar numa multinacional, acabou entrando para a Vale, onde atingiu um cargo elevado e um salário competitivo, mas no fundo seu propósito tinha relação direta com a gestão de restaurantes. Em 2011 empreendeu abrindo seu primeiro restaurante. Foi quando descobriu que não havia nenhuma orientação aos novos empreendedores do ramo gastronômico e encontrou pouquíssimas pessoas dispostas a ajudar ou a abrir as portas do seu próprio estabelecimento para fazer imersões. Mesmo com um excelente salário na multinacional, descobriu que, para se realizar, precisaria romper aquele padrão e se dedicar inteiramente aos seus empreendimentos. Foi quando ele buscou o universo do marketing digital e começou a fazer cursos de lançamento até chegar a mim. Eu fiz ao Marani uma pergunta que mudou o rumo dos seus negócios, e hoje ele tem mais de 3200 alunos. Quer saber o resto dessa história? Eu convido você a ouvir por ele mesmo, aqui neste episódio do VDCast.
This episode is about the no-fluff Israeli Special Forces' strategies to sustainably conquer bigger and tougher obstacles with less effort and motivation. + The lesson's Itamar learned from an unhappy Russian Billionaire! The #1 Mens Development Podcast for Tales & Tactics To Thrive! Watch Adam's "Awaken Your Alpha" TEDx Talk here: www.bit.ly/TEDxALW This quest takes me across the globe to interview the world's most successful minds and sharing my own insights along the way. As I continue to learn and implement the “Hacks” to life, I share the best through the podcast and in the Facebook group "Awaken Your Alpha" Search & Join us in the pursuit of high performance. The podcast is now also a bestselling book! TALES & TACTICS TO THRIVE www.AYAlpha.com/book Get all the resources from each shows spotlighted guest, get your support and your questions answered. Connect across social media @AwakenYourAlpha @AdamLewisWalker to join the conversation.
La Mona Lisa, pintada por Leonardo Da Vinci entre 1503 y 1506 y desde hace muchos años en la colección del Museo de Louvre en Paris, es sin duda la obra de arte más famosa del mundo.Pero….. ¿Quién era esta misteriosa mujer? ¿Y qué hay detrás de su enigmática sonrisa?¿Saben que Leonardo nunca la entregó a quien se la encargó?¿Cómo y cuándo es que llegó a Francia?¿Cuántas personas la visitan cada año en el Louvre?¿Qué pasó cuando se la robaron?¿Será de verdad la mejor pintura de la historia?¡Hoy les contaremos TODO acerca de ella!La visitan en promedio 1,500 personas al día, durante un verano recibe hasta 800,000 visitantes y en 2019 la vieron 9.6 millones de personas.Se estima que el 80% de los visitantes, van principalmente porque quieren verla A ELLA.Nota Importante: Todas las imágenes de las obras y los artistas de los que hablamos en nuestros episodios, están disponibles para que las aprecien en nuestras cuentas de Instagram @historiasdearte.enpodcast, Facebook: Historias de Arte en Podcast, Twitter; @historiasdeArt1¡Síganos y disfrútenlas!Bibliografía Isaacson, Walter. Leonardo Da Vinci (2017). New York NY: Simon & Schuster. Kemp, Martin. Leonardo Da Vinci : the marvelous Works of Nature and Man. (1981) Cambridge Mass. : Harvard University Press.Marani, Pietro C. Leonardo da Vinci: the Complete Paintings. (2000). New York, NY: Harry N. Abrams, Inc.Museo de Louvre, Paris.[Internet] https://www.louvre.fr/en/oeuvre-notices/mona-lisa-portrait-lisa-gherardini-wife-francesco-del-giocondo [20 de noviembre de 2020]Museo de Louvre, Paris. [Internet] https://www.louvre.fr/en/oeuvre-notices/mona-lisa-portrait-lisa-gherardini-wife-francesco-del-giocondo [20 de noviembre de 2020]Vasari, Pietro. The lives of the Artists, a new translation . (2008). Conaway Bondanella, Julia and Bondanella, Peter (Translators). Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press. Wikipedia [Internet] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mona_Lisa [21 de noviembre de 2020]
"Generazione Hurra' " con Fabio Ellena. Ospiti : Matteo Marani (giornalista), Fabio Vergnano (giornalista)
Il ViceDirettore di Sky, Matteo Marani è stato ospite di Lady Radio parlando del mercato della Fiorentina: "La cessione di Chiesa era inevitabile, la Fiorentina aveva l'obiettivo di salvaguardare la cifra, ovvero arrivare ai sessanta milioni. L'unica cosa sulla quale ho perplessità è la cifra attuale, mi sembra un po' bassa. Tre subito mi sembrano pochi. Bonaventura è un buon acquisto, non so se Callejon riuscirà a fare fase difensiva e offensiva. In generale la Fiorentina ha puntato sull'esperienza ribaltando la visione degli ultimi anni, ovvero andare sui giovani". E ancora: "Una volta uscito chiesa, mi aspettavo che i soldi di Chiesa servissero per prendere la punta".
Classic 1027 — More than six months after the first case of Covid-19 was diagnosed in the country and lockdown imposed, the time has come to start paying more attention to the critics. Stefano Marani, the CEO of Renergen recently penned an op-ed expressing his concern around the models, conclusions and the resultant global lockdown. Michael Avery speaks to Marani and Nick Hudson, CEO of SANA Partners and part time coordinator of Panda; and Mike Schussler, head of econmists.co.za; to debate whether the right decisions were taken in the face of the evidence.
Today on the podcast I am joined by Itamar Marani, a former member of the Israeli Special Forces, the youngest Air Marshal in Israel's history and on top of all that a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt who now focuses on helping entrepreneurs overcome crises and excel through mindset and leadership through his company Marani Consulting. I really wanted to have Itamar on the podcast because I think COVID has really shown that as leaders and entrepreneurs a lot of us weren't ready to handle something like this. Many of us started out businesses during a time of growth and opportunity and it's the first time that we are facing something like this so it's never been more important to know how to deal with a crisis and high-pressure situations. So that's exactly what Itamar and I discussed on this podcast. We also got to talk about how to create a strong contingency plan for yourself and your business so if things go wrong you know exactly what to do. On top of all that Itamar and I got to talk about his background and how he ended up becoming an entrepreneur after serving in the Special Forces and as a security guard for a Russian Oligarch which in my opinion is a fascinating background, it's not every day that you meet someone who has protected a Russian Oligarch. You guys this was a really cool conversation and I am so happy to have had Itamar on the podcast, I really believe that what Itamar and I discussed on this podcast is not something that is talked about often but really should be because even though it's rare that things can go really wrong when they do it's important to know how to reach. As always you can find the full show notes to this interview at ThatRemoteLife.com/episode72 that's episode all spelled out followed by the number 72. If you enjoy this podcast don't forget to leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts, it is the number one way to support us. And if you enjoy watching these interviews instead of just listening make sure you subscribe to our YouTube channel, just search for my name in YouTube and you will find us.
Matteo Marani, vicedirettore di Sky Sport e autore del libro Dallo scudetto ad Auschwitz che ha permesso di riscoprire la figura del grande allenatore ungherese Arpad Weisz, ha scelto per noi Italia-Argentina dei Mondiali di calcio del '78 (nell'immagine). Un'impresa tra le più significative nella storia degli Azzurri, che si imposero a sorpresa sui padroni di casa. Ma anche una pagina di indelebile vergogna e omertà per il mondo del pallone, indifferente per tutto l'arco del torneo alle atrocità che il regime di Videla compiva anche a breve distanza dagli stadi.
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The Business Method Podcast: High-Performance & Entrepreneurship
Noah Kagan~ Founder of AppSumo & SendFox ~ Current Series ~ 100 Major Influencers Noah Kagan was #30 at Facebook, #4 at Mint.com is the founder of AppSumo, OkDork, KingSumo, and SendFox. AppSumo is an 8-figure business and is #1 site online for software deals. He is the founder and host of one of the top podcasts on entrepreneurship, Noah Kagan Presents. Website: https://www.thebusinessmethod.com/noah-kagan Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-business-method-podcast/id1069958541?mt=2 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly90aGVidXNpbmVzc21ldGhvZC5wb2RiZWFuLmNvbS9mZWVkLnhtbA%3D%3D Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2q8Q9t78sCL6kNkWlnV1Po Noah How do I sell people I'm like, you find that people who have the money and you do something valuable for them, and then they will give you that money. I think what's even more powerful as you say, you can be a millionaire in 10 years. And so pick some fucking idea. Most importantly, pick an idea that you'll work on for 10 years, and just commit 10 years and finding the thing to commit to is almost the more hard part about it. Especially right now I think the one thing to think about in business is what are you certain of not what are you uncertain of, and make a list of all the certainties and then execute against that? Chris Hey guys, we get the fortunate opportunity to hop on the mic and do a Q and A session with Noah Kagan. Noah is the founder of AppSumo, a $30 million a year business. also the founder and owner of Noah Kagan Presents, a very popular podcast on entrepreneurship as well as the founder of Ok Dork, KingSumo and Send Fox. Noah was the 30th employee at Facebook and number four at Mint.com. He has quite an amazing resume. And just a genius when it comes to spouting out business ideas. You guys will notice this on the podcast. Noah is very creative, but he's also very thoughtful on not only how he can be a better entrepreneur, but how he can engage with other people and be a better person himself. So what we do on this show you guys we have two other friends Freddy Lansky, who organized this podcast and Itamar Marini, my partner and friend as well. And we go through some chat back and forth about asking Noah different types of questions around entrepreneurship, what's going on in the world today with the crisis that we're going through, and then we bring in one guest entrepreneur to ask some questions and then we have a q&a going. And Noah answered some q&a from the Facebook Live that we did with this podcast as well. So it's a fun session, more informal, a lot of back and forth banter, a lot of rabbit holes and tangents we go often but really enjoyable and I think it's an episode you guys will get a lot out of. First before we hop into the episode we want to tell you about our sponsors NomadX. NomadX is shaping the way remote workers live, work and learn online at nomadic calm remote workers can find apartments, bedrooms or co living spaces to rent on a monthly basis. 50% more affordable than Airbnb. True story you guys. Plus that's not all. No is a comprehensive educational platform providing easy to learn courses to start or to skill, your successful location independent online business. They have built An incredible community with more than 7000 remote workers and online entrepreneurs and they have over 21,000 followers on Instagram to show you how to position yourself as an authority and how to combine different social media channels to gain maximum visibility during these remote working times, NomadX is the trusted community for location independent entrepreneurs to live work and learn online. Check them out at NomadX.com, that's nomadx.com and now let's hop in to today's podcast. Noah Give them what they want, Chris give what they want. Chris going live Is this thing on? Noah Oh, there it is. All right. We're about to get it on. Yeah, man. I'm stoked. All right. I'm grabbing my brisket. Once I get my brisket, it's Game on. Chris Are you eating pork again? No shame on you Noah No. Well there's two things. I was just gonna say one you got to eat otherwise you can be hungry but two, we don't in our lives include enough recharge time. Yeah. And so I've been really working on not this moment, but I was gonna have more things after this and I'm like, Fuck that. Yeah, I think we think our phones need to recharge, but we don't need to recharge. Chris I hear you man. I always like to make it equivalent to a bow and an arrow. You know, like you've got to have that recharge that pullback time in order to shoot the arrow so it can go fast. And we don't do that. We don't pull our bows back enough. Noah Dude, I've literally one thing that happened to me recently with this whole Coronavirus thing which I love. It's my favorite holiday. Noah I really do. Yeah, well regarding the recharging. I fucking forgot where the fuck I was going with it. But it was a really good point. You know, come back to me about this reach. Oh, I the number one thing I've noticed. This is one thing, the number one thing I notice about everyone who fucking hates Corona There's two things. Number one, though, they're not getting enough sleep. Seriously, every day that I wake up and I'm like, fuck today, like that happened to me on Friday and Saturday, I was just just lonely and angry. And then I was like, Did you sleep a lot? I was like, No. Okay, that's probably why Freddy Do you have an aura ring? Or like a sleep tracker? Noah So there's two other things I was going to say though. Number one is, it's interesting to think about our morning routines. And I think everyone's got weird as shit, but I was just really zoning in and like honing in on a fucking badass morning where like, today, I did it perfectly. And I was like, okay, when I do it this way, my day starts great. And when I do it other ways, My days are a little more fucked. Yeah. And then the last thing that is interesting is that when you're rich, it's really hard to know what it's like to be poor. And I know that that's a fucking that's a dick thing to say. But I really had this universe of rich bullshit. I hired a guy to come over and massage me last night. And so he came over to my house, and it was really sad. Okay, it was just sad. Because he was like Yeah, I've lost my job and no one wants to have me come over the house. And you know, it was good to understand and try to see where I can help that kind of person right like and so I talked to him I was like well you're a sous Have you thought about teaching people how to give themself massages or couples massages and maybe putting that online or helping people locally? And you know, it's just interesting to kind of learn from that versus just I think as you get as you rise levels you just forget so I think it's good to go back to the frontline. Chris Do you ever do anything to like, keep you humble? You know, they talk about like, I like to do things that make me survive on very little like this past weekend, we just went out in the woods, and we took a knife and took a pot to boil on a fishing hook. And then you really kind of get in touch with you know, you don't need a lot like it doesn't matter how much money you have. You know, you can understand, like humility or living on bear means or interacting with people that don't have a lot on a regular basis. Noah Yeah, like, yesterday I had to call my assistant to go do something and I was pretty low for me. Like, you know, I was like, this thing to call her. No, I like that. I like that approach. I think we've done that is I like doing that in the small things like the dishes is the stupidest one, right what is just something small that you know, doing the bitch work and eating it. There's something great Oh, shoot me. Chris No, no, sorry. Sorry. I was just gonna say like Mike Tyson used to go big on streets further for money, even after he was rich and famous. And he would go and he put a hoodie on and he would go out just just to kind of, I mean, it may not be the best example because Mike, you know, had his own word for No. Noah Well, I think what I've been doing recently, especially with the YouTube channel, and some of these other things is starting businesses again from scratch. Yeah. And really doing it live like we did with Freddie a few days ago and I did it myself. The past I've done like I started a gym business two weeks ago. started selling Oculus a few weeks ago and so really experimenting with like, Alright, can I actually do this stuff? And I don't know I guess it does keep me humble. It also reminds me sometimes how hard or and also how easy some of this stuff is. Chris Yeah, that's a good point. Chris So before we get started we wanted to reconnect you with Itamar here. I know you both, I don't know you know very well, but I know Itamar pretty well. And we thought you guys would kind of hash it out and have good chats and good fun together. He's really special forces for 10 years and counterterrorism, good friend of mine and partner of mine now. And and so if you ever want to learn Hebrew, this is the guy to learn from. Itamar You need to try Jiu Jitsu, man. There's no better equalizer in the world. Nobody cares how much money you have. What's your background on the mats? Kelly? Noah yeah, I love watching two dudes grow like groping each other on the ground. That's like I'm really into that. I did watch it. Yeah. Boxing I think one thing I've been thinking about in life is like ratios. And so I do boxing and I found that like the calorie to time ratio for me was more effective. And also enjoyment plus skill, but I felt that I got more out of that with boxing than I did with jujitsu and I've done it, it's not just me. Yeah, it's interesting to stay humble, man. I like that. I think you know a lot of it about Chris checking your ego. Yeah, no matter what size you get, and you know, happened to me two weeks ago, like I put out this YouTube video youtube.com slash Okay, dork, by the way, but I put out this video and I didn't get a lot of views. And then I was like, Am I not worthy? I was like, Am I not smart? Are my ideas sucky? And it was interesting. I was like, Well, what am I doing this for? And what, what's, what's the treadmill that I'm on? Right? And is there ever enough? So we were talking even when we could in that moment, I talked to a friend. He's like, Well, why did you do it? And I was like, I really have so much confidence in the world and people these days that I want to go help. I want to help these underdogs. I want to help the people willing to work. And he's like, Well, did you do it? I was like, yeah. And I was like, Alright, well then don't fucking care if you get one person's help or 1000. And it's a kind of shifted how I'm even goal setting lately. Because it's like, people have these goals. And once you get to a million dollars I want you just get a million bucks and then set whatever fucking cool goal you want. And then you know, you can do but I think frankly, you'll get a million dollars if you do the thing that you're not trying to make the million dollars on. Yeah. You know, and that's bullshit advice if you're not rich, because you're like, Well, I'm not rich yet. So that advice doesn't work for me. But I've generally made the most money, not trying to make the money just doing the thing that I'm most interested in. But with the goal thing, we were talking about our YouTube goal, and we're actually looking at the goal that's interesting for the dork brand, my stuff that I share basically the voice of our company. For app Sumo and Sumo group. We said we want to get our active audience number up. And I don't think this is a metric that anyone talks about if you're in content. So your active audience is not just your email list, but it's the active audience on your email list and the active audience on your YouTube. That active audience on the platforms that matter to you, and what is that actual reach? And so my reach is like penis size, micro, okay? But it was like 173,000. And then we're like, Alright, this month in May, we're gonna get to 200,000. And I was like, I don't give a fuck if I get to 200,000 people, I really don't. I really care more than like, I get to hang out with you guys and do a talk like this to 10,15, 500 I don't care. And so I'm more interested in sharing the things I'm learning and also getting learned and meeting people that I'm learning a lot from. And so it's maybe setting my goals a little bit more differently that are aligned to things that really fulfill me. I love that man. Chris I love that. Okay, so let's do a quick introduction. I think most people know who knows Noah Kagan is but I'm going to introduce him anyway. Noah Kagan was number 30 on Facebook. Number four is the founder of AppSumo. Ok Dork, KingSumo and Send Fox and probably a bunch of others. AppSumo is an eight figure business and the number one site online For software deals, Noah is the founder and a host of one of the top podcasts on entrepreneurship. Noah Kagan Presents. Noah Dude, that guy sounds awesome. He sounds cool. Yeah, I was like, Is that me? I think sometimes I'm just surprised. I'm like, wow. But you know, I think some of it is. I was talking with my therapist. He calls himself a coach, but I say you're a therapist. I guess it just depends how much they charge. And who's cheaper? Well, tell us first. I know well. I think a coach can charge more. A therapist charges 120, a coach can have a program. That's what he wants to talk to me about next week, which I'm interested in. But I think what's really interesting about successes, how we label it to each other, but not ourselves. Because I never think of the word success. I don't, it's not that I don't believe in it. I guess I don't believe it. I just don't give a fuck about success. I've really explored and I think where I've explored my interests and my explore things I really want. I thrive and when I explore money making opportunities, I fucking flame out and That's been interesting in my own journey, and I hope for everyone's journey is just really, you know, Facebook. I didn't know anyone there. I didn't have any advantages I just built, I looked it up recently. I built probably like four to five different online college businesses. So when I applied I said, hey, I've just been doing this stuff because it sucked for me, and I wanted to build it. And then I got the job there. And I think a lot of the most of the stuff I started or worked at, I was just really like, I was excited to work at MIT. So I did whatever it took to work there. And appsumo I was like, I want deals on these products. These products are fucking dope. There's this whole Groupon makeit thing. That's a cool way to do it. And let me just go get deals on the software I don't want to pay full price for and I'm like, now I get fucking paid for that. Like, how cool is that? Like, everyone should do that. Chris You're right, you're right. What do you think gets in the way of people from doing that? Noah Well tell you there's two separate things that I've observed for myself. So I think there's two separate places, there's the starting place and then there's the success place. People are afraid of getting success as much as they're afraid of starting. Yeah, that's been really fascinating for me, and So on both sides of that, I would say for myself, what I can only speak for myself in my recipes. So in myself, I noticed that my superpower is starting and experimenting, and I'm not as strong. It's consistency. Just don't get really bored. I'm like, Alright, next. Next, I was telling the coach this morning I said, My motto is kill comma, next. Kill next, what's next, kill it. Next thing. And so I'm actually thinking my and I've been learning this one of my books that I've really enjoyed is the powerful engagement by Tony Schwartz. And I got to chat with him recently. And he said that life doesn't have to be zero and one, there's a spectrum and you go back and forth on it. And so I think the spectrum I'm working on is how I slow down a bit more and enjoy the kill, and slow down more and recharge more. And so in terms of the the, the thing I hope you will back into success for me what I've observed is embracing your strength. So I'm a starter so I should be fucking starting and amens a closer so he's running appsumo The other side of that the other part of that that I'm really working through right now is of what's working for you or what's fulfilling you really fulfilling like fucking calling like, Hello, it's Jesus. It's your turn. How do you remove the distractions from that? So I'll give you an example of what that means. I love this. This with you, not just hearing my fucking voice, like I can listen to you guys talk if I have questions for you. I do this all fucking day. But when I'm spending the day doing meetings, I've been setting the date like I spent like two hours trying to figure out some tech shit earlier. And when spending my day like a planet doing other stuff, it honestly discourages me from it. And so it's like, Alright, well how do I hire the people or figure out you know how to reduce it. So I'm not spending my day in that and I color code my calendar, and I call it my purple productivity priority. And my purple productivity party is that how much fucking purple is on my calendar and you can color code your calendar is really cool. And so I'm like, Well, if my color isn't fucking purple, something's wrong. And so I've just noticed for myself in terms of once you've gotten some level of Your own measurement of success? How do you remove the things that are hindering you from sustaining? So that's it once you've gotten inside and honestly, the purple productivity priority, I'm still working on the branding is what's working for me? Because then I look at my calendar right now. And I can say like, do I have something everyday that fulfills me? Do I have something that's towards my main priority every day? On the starter site for the beginners out there? The number one thing for starters is fear. They're all fucking afraid. They're so fucking afraid, and I'm afraid of relationships. And I'm afraid of sustaining. But I'm not afraid of fucking starting. And so that's why I've done so well, business wise around the start. These people, it's been amazing. We had that monthly one k.com we reopened this course. About 10,000 people have gone through it, maybe 1000 have gotten businesses like really good businesses, and maybe like 100 have made like six figure businesses. And that's probably true for how like the statistics work publicly, but it's been amazing to observe how they avoid that part's been so fucking wild. Like the psychology You have people who put this out, and they're afraid of it so I do a lot of things to get them out of their fucking fear. Like we know, we do a push up challenge, try to do 100 push ups. That's it. You can do it at home. You don't need anyone. Okay? You fucking failed. Alright, good your life next coffee challenge, which you guys probably have heard of, or maybe if not coffee challenges go for 10% off your next purchase, preferably in person and get rejected. And then you're like, well, that's fucking fine. And then the last one I like is like the stranger challenge. Now it's even scarier because no one wants to talk to fucking anyone. But next time you go out, talk to a stranger. It's fucking scary. I'm scared of that. It's just a little scary. But I pushed myself. I still do that to this day one because I love deals. So I'd like to do a 10% Coffee challenge, but I like the idea of practicing and making strength in my fear muscle. I think the fear muscle is something that you can actually work on. And with starting a business ideas are fucking a joke. I talked to the masseuse last night. He's like, Man, I'm struggling. I got no money. I was like, Well, I didn't want to be a business coach. But I said, I was like, Did you try to teach people how to do couples' massages?'' Have you you post it anywhere Have you applied for an Amazon delivery job, like I applied for an Amazon delivery job took me like five fucking minutes. It's actually shockingly easy. And not everyone should be an employee. But I think in terms of starting a side hustle. Number one, if you have no fucking money, go get a day job and get just get your foundation set up. But in terms of the fear, it's just practicing the fear, noticing the traps, like there's traps. So I actually made a list of the traps yesterday, things that were entrepreneurs say 10 ways to know your entrepreneur, or 10 things that they say they say, Ah, it's the economy, the economy's bad. I'm like, the economy is always gonna be fucking weird. So it's just that you're not valuable, and you're doing things that are not valuable. It's a good point.
The 20th podcast episode is a truly moving one! Nino and Bastian joined me from the terrace of their Georgian winery, called Ori Marani. I was convinced that their love story alone would worth writing a book about, but their joint winemaking history has only recently begun by establishing their own winery in Nino’s homeland, in the Shida Kartli region of Georgia. Bastian, born and raised in Champagne, introduced me to his innovative winemaking techniques, to native Georgian grape varieties and to their impressive plans for the future. Georgia is one of the most exciting wine regions and I’m sure that Ori Marani’s wine ghosts are going to have true characters and reflect a sense of place in the future, too. Charging conversation with young and ambitious wine wizards looking into a bright future. So grab a glass and get inspired!Guests: Nino Gvantseladze & Bastien WarskotteOri Marani's Instagram: @ori_marani_wines Wine Ghosts' Channels (Instagram, Podcast etc.): https://linktr.ee/wineghosts | Wine Ghosts' E-Mail: infowineghosts@gmail.com
#035 - How do you take decisive action in a world of uncertainty? Itamar Marani specializes in helping business owners move forward during crisis.And he knows his stuff. Here's a condensed version of his bio: 10+ years in counter terrorism, Israeli Special Forces, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt (top 10 in the world at amateur level)Itamar shares how to get moving, when you don't know what to do.This is a can't miss episode for these uncertain times.Links can be found here:www.nextlevelecommerce.co/35Get your No-Cost 30 Min. Cash Strategy Session here:www.nextlevelecommerce.co/cash
Welcome to IBM's Keep It Simple (KIS) Technology Podcast hosted by Thomas F. Anglero, Nordic Dir. of Innovation for IBM. In this episode, Carlina Marani, IBM's expert in Tradelens (Blockchain technology), explains what is Blockchain technology in simple words . She explains how using Blockchain technology can save many company and industries millions in operating expenses. She explains how using Blockchain within the global shipping business has transformed the old and antiquaited shipping industry into an extremely efficent, fast and transparnet industry when it comes to ALL goods being shipped worldwide. Most importantlhy, Carlina explains how implementing Blockchain into your product solution provides or restores trust, credibility, and honesty into your business when offering your services to your clients. Another extraordinary podcast guest and so much more..Please subscribe and we thank you for listening to the IBM "KIS Technology podcast”.Read much more about IBM, our ways of working and our Cloud offerings here - https://ibm.co/2URU66KWe have also gathered some exiting insights where you pick and choose the ones that fits your needs the best. Read how you can unleash data and AI for competitive advantage - https://ibm.co/39oc0D3Manage IT. How to Orchestrate and simplify multi-cloud - https://ibm.co/2UqFtrWOptimize IT. How to Accelerate digital transformation - https://ibm.co/2WTsXCIBuild cloud native. Build once, deploy anywhere - https://ibm.co/33WNmILModernize applications. How you can simplify and extend apps with an open, hybrid cloud - https://ibm.co/2wLYRGKEYWORDS: Blockchain, Trust, Transparency, Effiency, Resiliency, Planning, Innovation
Ecommerce Exits Podcast | Inside look at Building, Buying, Selling and Scaling Ecommerce Businesses
In this special episode, Itamar Marani, of the Marani Consulting, offers sage advice on enlivening the entrepreneurial spirit during crisis situations.WHAT YOU’LL LEARN“We do not rise to the occasion, we will fall to the lowest level of training”Remaining Calm during Tumultuous TimesThe importance of Daily Discipline and Proper RoutineHaving the Right MindsetKEY POINTSEntrepreneurs think that crisis situations are when they rise to meet the challenges. That rarely happens because we are in the middle of stress. It is important to detach from the situation and calm the mind to properly strategize.It is important to define clear triggers that would activate a contingency plan. In this way, we can avoid being emotional by making the hard decisions.Having focus is the key in being able to see the current opportunities in the situation.Highlighting the wins for the day is also important in having a good business outlook.Exercise: this helps in re-focusing and venting stress.If you’re looking for a new perspective by employing better tactics and strategies to gain a clearer goal for you and your team, and indeed how to shift mentality during times of crisis, make sure to visit the Marani Consulting website. ---Thanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to the Ecom Exits Podcast with Nate Ginsburg? Have some feedback you’d like to share? Connect with us on Apple Podcasts and leave us an honest review! Your feedback will not only help us improve the show, but it will help us connect with more high flyers like you.
The Business Method Podcast: High-Performance & Entrepreneurship
Corona Crisis Masterminds for Free! What We Address During the Podcast Being Adaptable During Chaotic Times Itamar's Thought Process of Being Adaptable Regulatory Period for The Free Corona Crisis Masterminds The Structure of the 5 Week Corona Crisis Masterminds What We Know & What We Don't Know Right Now Mentions: Ep.445 ~ How to Handle the Corona Crisis w/ a Special Forces Mindset & Keeping Your Immune System Strong Right Now ~ Itamar Marani https://www.thebusinessmethod.com/coronavirus Sign Up for the Masterminds Here: http://maraniconsulting.com/masterminds/
The Business Method Podcast: High-Performance & Entrepreneurship
Itamar Marani ~ Former Israeli Special Forces, 15 Years in Counter-Terrorism w/the Israeli Government, Former Head of Security for a Billionaire, International Jiu-Jitsu Champion, Trained Medic & Founder of Marani Consulting ~ Current Series ~ Entrepreneurs Surviving & Navigating the Corona Crisis Topics During the Interview: Special Forces Mindset on the Corona Virus Outbreak How to Handle Yourself During Times Like These What is the Most Important Trait to Have During a Crisis? How to Analyze the Situation in Real Danger The Importance of Being a Leader Right Now How Leaders Stay Calm in Crises The Importance of Transparency and Communication How to Stay Healthy While Quarantined How to Balance Your Neurochemistry While Quarantined Intellihelp Facebook Group for Support During the Corona Virus: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1061901284171597/ 5-Minute High-Performance Meditation to Reduce Stress https://www.facebook.com/groups/1061901284171597/ 2-Minute High-Performance Meditation to Reduce Stress https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am7ux3h4f5U Contact Information: Itamar Marani: https://maraniconsulting.com/
Gruzja, region Kacheti. Wino jako prezent. Kulinarne i w sam raz na nadchodzące ciepłe dni. Chyba zainteresuję się winami z tego kraju..
Nuovo episodio di #PiazzadellaLibertà sulle parole del giornalista e scrittore in merito allo scudetto del 2000. In studio Cristiano Sala
Claudia Marani del Coordinamento Animals Asia Emilia Romagna, ci aggiorna sulla questione delle Fattorie della Bile in Vietnam Cina.
Claudia Marani del Coordinamento Animals Asia Emilia Romagna, ci aggiorna sulla questione delle Fattorie della Bile in Vietnam Cina.
Damn there’s a lot of feet on this episode as we’re joined by Tara Hammond of black lamb wine to discuss Georgian wine. It’s probably our must unpronounceable ep yet, but holy shit did we love the wine, which was both carmillion and biological. Don’t go to Goatse, but go to patreon.com/disgorgeous. Thanks and remember to text your doctors. Buy Tara’s wine and visit her at ruffian! ///list//Baia’s wine, Imereti, Tsolikouri blend, 2018//Gotsa, Asureti Valley, Tavkveri Sparkling, 2017//Marani, Tsarapi, Budashuri Saperavi, 2017//Papari Valley, Kakheti, Rkatsiteli, 2015///Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Disgorgeous)
Andrea Marani (@AndreaMarani) is the CEO of OpenMarkets and longtime operator in the financial services space. A South African at heart, the now Aussie financial operator has many runs on the board with organisations like Investec, Rabobank, Shaw & Partners, plus the foundation of South Africa’s largest CFD business - Global Trader. OpenMarkets is a Digital Trading Platform that provides clients with direct access to markets via a range of digital technologies including API's and trading platforms like IRESS. Their primary focus is the provision of trading tools and services for B2B clients across Equities, Exchange Traded Products & Warrants. This chat with Andrea was a really interesting look into his background, and wealth of experience across financial markets. We covered numerous topics, including: What he misses about South Africa and why he moved to Australia Early memories of making wine Highlights of his career The impact of technology on financial markets Open Markets and their focus New products he’s excited about SHOW NOTES 01:33 - Introduction 03:15 - What he misses about South Africa 04:54 - Earliest memory, winemaking 08:12 - Lessons learnt from parents 09:45 - Why he moved to Australia 13:49 - Background, how he got started 16:30 - A highlight of his career 17:51 - How tech is changing the industry 20:58 - Open Markets and their focus 27:34 - Their principles and approach 31:38 - Products he’s excited about 34:02 - Daily routine 34:57 - Influential book 36:30 - If he could have a billboard anywhere LINKS (IN ORDER OF EPISODE) Andrea on LinkedIn Open Markets on Facebook & LinkedIn Kruger National Park Wilbur Smith Boerewors Investec SelfWealth Outliers, by Malcolm Gladwell
Another Georgian from Jake, this time a white. From the Marani describes Kaketi. Not his favorite but a serviceable light wine made from Rkatsiteli grapes. Referencing Tasting Anarchy ep 20, Jake revisits the perplexing worldwide government and civilian love fest with high speed rail. The topic was brought about by an article in The Business Journal about a proposed high speed line between Houston and Dallas. The conversation wanders to wine production in northern England and southern Scotland during the middle ages and the government environmental industrial complex. Mason and Jake also spoke about Jeffrey Tucker and how due to internal bickering in libertarian circles and the left/right battle, many have sort of stopped paying attention to him. Jake brought up his recent appearance on Dave Rubin and a wonderful speech he gave called "Capitalism Is About Love" at the Acton Institute. Jeffrey's new book is available for free, as always, on Fee. The book is "Right-Wing Collectivism: The Other Threat To Liberty". Look forward to a review when Jake has finished the book! Also discussed or mentioned: Contra Krugman Ep 155 Medieval Warm Period Warmer is Richer Mises: The Last Knight of Liberalism
La Fed alza i tassi. L'Europa sente odore di recessione Jerome Powell, governatore della Federal Reserve, ha annunciato l'aumento dei tassi d'interesse dello 0,25% portandoli così in un range compreso tra l'1,75% e il 2%. La notizia era ampliamente prevista data la forza dell'economia americana, anche se alcuni analisti paventano il rischio che le attuali politiche monetarie restrittive porteranno alla lunga gli USA in recessione. Secondo altri invece questa decisione potrebbe sì portare la recessione ma in Europa. Infatti ormai lo spread tra i tassi americani ed europei è molto amplio avendo raggiunto il 2%. Ciò non potrà che obbligare la BCE a studiare una strategia di uscita dal Quantitative Easing che tiene in vita molti pezzi del sistema bancario europeo. Che la preoccupazione serpeggi nei piani alti della torre di Francoforte può essere dedotto anche da un'altra notizia passata praticamente sottotraccia sebbene data dall'Agenzia Bloomberg: la Bce ha chiesto infatti un'analisi e una revisione della valutazione degli assets di Deutsche Bank, Société General e BNP Paribas. A dimostrazione del fatto che non vi è a Francoforte la certezza che i bilanci dei maggiori colossi bancari europei siano corretti e di conseguenza non vi è la certezza che possano resistere alla futura chiusura del Quantitative Easing e ad un possibile aumento dei tassi da parte della BCE. Per dirla con Leonardo Sciascia: tutti i nodi vengono al pettine quando c'è il pettine. E purtroppo per l'Europa il pettine della politica monetaria è in mano a Washington.Disgelo Italia - Francia. Gelo governo - stampa "Macron mi ha detto che le frasi rivolte all’Italia non sono attribuibili a lui", ha confidato il presidente del Consiglio Giuseppe Conte in mattinata. Alla domanda se dopo la telefonata con Macron, il caso Italia-Francia, nato dalle dichiarazioni francesi sulla vicenda Aquarius, fosse da considerare definitivamente chiuso, il presidente del Consiglio ha risposto: "Direi assolutamente di sì. Adesso però bisogna lavorare alla riforma del regolamento di Dublino”. Nel frattempo, la Marina americana smentisce di aver abbandonato in mare i corpi di 12 migranti morti in un naufragio avvenuto due giorni fa al largo della Libia, precisando in una nota "di aver inizialmente visto circa 12 corpi in acqua che sembravano non rispondere" e nelle successive ricerche non sono state "trovate persone sul posto". "Se necessario - si precisa nel comunicato - le navi della marina Usa sono in grado di conservare i resti nel deposito refrigerato". Nella nota si ricorda che sono 40 le persone tratte in salvo e "portate subito a bordo della Trenton dove hanno ricevuto cibo, acqua, vestiario e assistenza medica". I media italiani avevano subito rimbalzato la notizia dell’abbandono in mare proveniente dalla ong Sea Watch senza verificarla. Come del resto dai soliti giornalai non viene verificato il business degli sbarchi e dell’accoglienza, non nascosto nemmeno dalla Bonino. Un impero “chiuso” La 66-esima riunione del Club Bilderberg, appena conclusa a Torino, è stata pensata di gran lunga prima delle elezioni del 4 marzo. Ma che si sia pensato all'Italia, nel ristretto numero di persone che progettano questi incontri e discussioni, indica che avevano percepito l'importanza degli eventi che si stavano preparando. Altra premonizione, dunque, è nel primo punto all'ordine del giorno: populismo in Europa. Una classe dirigente tutta intera è stata sbaragliata dall'ondata “populista". Il campanello d’allarme sta suonando fortissimo. E' evidente che i temi scelti sono quasi tutti quelli che un qualunque governo lungimirante, degno di questo nome, dovrebbe prendere in considerazione. C'è, come si é visto, la stretta attualità nei 12 punti (populismo in Europa, la sfida della disuguaglianza, il futuro del lavoro, le elezioni di mezzo termine negli USA, la leadership americana sul mondo, l'Arabia Saudita e l'Iran. Ma ci sono anche le grandi questioni del lungo (che diventa sempre più corto) periodo: l'intelligenza artificiale, il "quantum computing", il mondo della "post verità”. Il problema vero è che non sappiamo chi ha introdotto queste discussioni, cosa si è detto, chi ne ha parlato. Ma non c'è dubbio che si sia discusso tra persone che sanno quello che sta succedendo e che sono in grado di prevedere non poco di quello che succederà. E possono influire sul corso degli eventi futuri. Quello che colpisce è che nessun russo è stato invitato. Neanche un oligarcuccio qualsiasi. Ovviamente Putin, al contrario, saprà tutto nei minimi dettagli. Le sue orecchie siano state più attente a quanto si è detto a Torino che non agli squittii del G-7 canadese. L'altra assenza totale è stata quella cinese. Che, sommata a quella russa, ci dice che questo Club, nonostante la sua indubbia competenza, ha qualche problema di orientamento per quanto concerne il mondo contemporaneo nel suo complesso. C'è sicuramente, sia in Russia, che in Cina, qualcuno pronto a genuflettersi di fronte alla potenza dell’Impero. Ma cattivo impero è quello che chiude gli occhi.L’Antartide si scioglie Dal ’93 ad oggi l’Antartide ha perso circa 3mila miliardi di tonnellate di ghiaccio, perdita triplicata negli ultimi 5 anni, un'accelerazione senza precedenti. Due le zone maggiormente colpite: la Penisola antartica e la parte occidentale della Calotta glaciale. Il processo di scioglimento in queste aree è preoccupante perché qui gli strati di ghiaccio mantengono stabili i ghiacciai della parte continentale evitando che scivolino verso il mare. A rivelarlo su Nature uno studio di 84 scienziati provenienti da tutto il mondo che avverte sul rischio di innalzamento del livello del mare di oltre un metro entro il 2070. Con conseguenze catastrofiche per le città di tutto il mondo. Al destino dell’Antartide è legato il nostro, ogni variazione su questo continente influenza l’intero pianeta e rivela la pericolosità dei cambiamenti climatici che sempre più irrimediabilmente intaccano gli ecosistemi.Corea del Nord: Le sanzioni restano Mentre gli Stati Uniti attendono, inerti, la completa denuclearizzazione della Corea del Nord, Mosca e Pechino propongono passi reciproci sotto forma di allentamento delle sanzioni, invitando il Consiglio di sicurezza dell’Onu a sostenere iniziative diplomatiche idonee. Washington invece continua per la sua strada. Mike Pompeo: è ostinato: “Tutte le misure resteranno in vigore fino alla completa, verificabile e irreversibile denuclearizzazione della penisola coreana, circa due anni e mezzo”, ha dichiarato da Seul. A Pyongyang resta la promessa di Donald Trump di interrompere le manovre ai confini con la Corea del Nord. O forse, neanche quella, perche' il Pentagono, stando a quanto scrive la Reuters, fara' in modo che le truppe americane in Corea del Sud siano sempre pronte e ben addestrate, sospendendo, eventualmente, soltanto le esercitazioni su vasta scala.Yemen: a rischio 250mila vite L'attacco alla citta' portuale yemenita di al-Hudayda potrebbe trasformarsi in una catastrofe per tutto lo Yemen. I combattimenti dell'operazione "Vittoria dorata", lanciata mercoledi’ 13 giugno dalla coalizione araba a guida saudita, possano ostacolare le forniture di medicinali e di altri beni di prima necessità, mettendo a rischio la vita degli abitanti del Paese. Un colpo durissimo sarà inflitto anche alle prospettive di una risoluzione politica del conflitto. Se ne discutera' oggi, giovedi' 14 giugno, alla riunione straordinaria del Consiglio di sicurezza dell'Onu convocata su richiesta del Regno Unito. Nello Yemen, intanto, si e' concluso con un fallimento il tentativo di sbarco condotto ieri dalla coalizione, durante il quale gli Emirati Arabi Uniti hanno perso, colpita da due missili nemici, una nave da guerra anfibia. L'aeroporto di al-Hudayda resta sotto il controllo degli Houthi, che nei combattimenti iniziati ieri avrebbero perso due importanti leader: il generale di brigata Ibrahim Mohammed al-Moutawkel, e il colonnello Ali Hussein al-Marani. Il gruppo assalto anfibio dei Marines americani guidato dalla portaerei Iwo Jima si trova al largo di Hodeida. Pronto all’assalto.Il caso Macedonia, Paese stretto tra Occidente e storia Scoppia il caso Macedonia. Il presidente dell paese balcanico, Gjorge Ivanov, si e' rifiutato di firmare l'accordo con la Grecia per la ridenominazione del Paese, definendolo "indegno" e "anticostituzionale”. La ridenominazione in "Macedonia del Nord" era stata concordata, martedi', ai colloqui tra Zoran Zaev e il suo omologo greco, Alexis Tsipras, e subito accolta con favore dalla Nato e da Bruxelles. "Sbagliato speculare sugli obiettivi strategici del nostro Paese", ha dichiarato Ivanov, aggiungendo che non cedera' ne' alle pressioni, ne' ai ricatti. Atene, intanto, continua ad accusare la Repubblica di aver usurpato il nome di una storica regione greca, mentre nella capitale macedone, Skopje, sono gia' in corso proteste popolari contro l'accordo.
La Fed alza i tassi. L'Europa sente odore di recessione Jerome Powell, governatore della Federal Reserve, ha annunciato l'aumento dei tassi d'interesse dello 0,25% portandoli così in un range compreso tra l'1,75% e il 2%. La notizia era ampliamente prevista data la forza dell'economia americana, anche se alcuni analisti paventano il rischio che le attuali politiche monetarie restrittive porteranno alla lunga gli USA in recessione. Secondo altri invece questa decisione potrebbe sì portare la recessione ma in Europa. Infatti ormai lo spread tra i tassi americani ed europei è molto amplio avendo raggiunto il 2%. Ciò non potrà che obbligare la BCE a studiare una strategia di uscita dal Quantitative Easing che tiene in vita molti pezzi del sistema bancario europeo. Che la preoccupazione serpeggi nei piani alti della torre di Francoforte può essere dedotto anche da un'altra notizia passata praticamente sottotraccia sebbene data dall'Agenzia Bloomberg: la Bce ha chiesto infatti un'analisi e una revisione della valutazione degli assets di Deutsche Bank, Société General e BNP Paribas. A dimostrazione del fatto che non vi è a Francoforte la certezza che i bilanci dei maggiori colossi bancari europei siano corretti e di conseguenza non vi è la certezza che possano resistere alla futura chiusura del Quantitative Easing e ad un possibile aumento dei tassi da parte della BCE. Per dirla con Leonardo Sciascia: tutti i nodi vengono al pettine quando c'è il pettine. E purtroppo per l'Europa il pettine della politica monetaria è in mano a Washington.Disgelo Italia - Francia. Gelo governo - stampa "Macron mi ha detto che le frasi rivolte all’Italia non sono attribuibili a lui", ha confidato il presidente del Consiglio Giuseppe Conte in mattinata. Alla domanda se dopo la telefonata con Macron, il caso Italia-Francia, nato dalle dichiarazioni francesi sulla vicenda Aquarius, fosse da considerare definitivamente chiuso, il presidente del Consiglio ha risposto: "Direi assolutamente di sì. Adesso però bisogna lavorare alla riforma del regolamento di Dublino”. Nel frattempo, la Marina americana smentisce di aver abbandonato in mare i corpi di 12 migranti morti in un naufragio avvenuto due giorni fa al largo della Libia, precisando in una nota "di aver inizialmente visto circa 12 corpi in acqua che sembravano non rispondere" e nelle successive ricerche non sono state "trovate persone sul posto". "Se necessario - si precisa nel comunicato - le navi della marina Usa sono in grado di conservare i resti nel deposito refrigerato". Nella nota si ricorda che sono 40 le persone tratte in salvo e "portate subito a bordo della Trenton dove hanno ricevuto cibo, acqua, vestiario e assistenza medica". I media italiani avevano subito rimbalzato la notizia dell’abbandono in mare proveniente dalla ong Sea Watch senza verificarla. Come del resto dai soliti giornalai non viene verificato il business degli sbarchi e dell’accoglienza, non nascosto nemmeno dalla Bonino. Un impero “chiuso” La 66-esima riunione del Club Bilderberg, appena conclusa a Torino, è stata pensata di gran lunga prima delle elezioni del 4 marzo. Ma che si sia pensato all'Italia, nel ristretto numero di persone che progettano questi incontri e discussioni, indica che avevano percepito l'importanza degli eventi che si stavano preparando. Altra premonizione, dunque, è nel primo punto all'ordine del giorno: populismo in Europa. Una classe dirigente tutta intera è stata sbaragliata dall'ondata “populista". Il campanello d’allarme sta suonando fortissimo. E' evidente che i temi scelti sono quasi tutti quelli che un qualunque governo lungimirante, degno di questo nome, dovrebbe prendere in considerazione. C'è, come si é visto, la stretta attualità nei 12 punti (populismo in Europa, la sfida della disuguaglianza, il futuro del lavoro, le elezioni di mezzo termine negli USA, la leadership americana sul mondo, l'Arabia Saudita e l'Iran. Ma ci sono anche le grandi questioni del lungo (che diventa sempre più corto) periodo: l'intelligenza artificiale, il "quantum computing", il mondo della "post verità”. Il problema vero è che non sappiamo chi ha introdotto queste discussioni, cosa si è detto, chi ne ha parlato. Ma non c'è dubbio che si sia discusso tra persone che sanno quello che sta succedendo e che sono in grado di prevedere non poco di quello che succederà. E possono influire sul corso degli eventi futuri. Quello che colpisce è che nessun russo è stato invitato. Neanche un oligarcuccio qualsiasi. Ovviamente Putin, al contrario, saprà tutto nei minimi dettagli. Le sue orecchie siano state più attente a quanto si è detto a Torino che non agli squittii del G-7 canadese. L'altra assenza totale è stata quella cinese. Che, sommata a quella russa, ci dice che questo Club, nonostante la sua indubbia competenza, ha qualche problema di orientamento per quanto concerne il mondo contemporaneo nel suo complesso. C'è sicuramente, sia in Russia, che in Cina, qualcuno pronto a genuflettersi di fronte alla potenza dell’Impero. Ma cattivo impero è quello che chiude gli occhi.L’Antartide si scioglie Dal ’93 ad oggi l’Antartide ha perso circa 3mila miliardi di tonnellate di ghiaccio, perdita triplicata negli ultimi 5 anni, un'accelerazione senza precedenti. Due le zone maggiormente colpite: la Penisola antartica e la parte occidentale della Calotta glaciale. Il processo di scioglimento in queste aree è preoccupante perché qui gli strati di ghiaccio mantengono stabili i ghiacciai della parte continentale evitando che scivolino verso il mare. A rivelarlo su Nature uno studio di 84 scienziati provenienti da tutto il mondo che avverte sul rischio di innalzamento del livello del mare di oltre un metro entro il 2070. Con conseguenze catastrofiche per le città di tutto il mondo. Al destino dell’Antartide è legato il nostro, ogni variazione su questo continente influenza l’intero pianeta e rivela la pericolosità dei cambiamenti climatici che sempre più irrimediabilmente intaccano gli ecosistemi.Corea del Nord: Le sanzioni restano Mentre gli Stati Uniti attendono, inerti, la completa denuclearizzazione della Corea del Nord, Mosca e Pechino propongono passi reciproci sotto forma di allentamento delle sanzioni, invitando il Consiglio di sicurezza dell’Onu a sostenere iniziative diplomatiche idonee. Washington invece continua per la sua strada. Mike Pompeo: è ostinato: “Tutte le misure resteranno in vigore fino alla completa, verificabile e irreversibile denuclearizzazione della penisola coreana, circa due anni e mezzo”, ha dichiarato da Seul. A Pyongyang resta la promessa di Donald Trump di interrompere le manovre ai confini con la Corea del Nord. O forse, neanche quella, perche' il Pentagono, stando a quanto scrive la Reuters, fara' in modo che le truppe americane in Corea del Sud siano sempre pronte e ben addestrate, sospendendo, eventualmente, soltanto le esercitazioni su vasta scala.Yemen: a rischio 250mila vite L'attacco alla citta' portuale yemenita di al-Hudayda potrebbe trasformarsi in una catastrofe per tutto lo Yemen. I combattimenti dell'operazione "Vittoria dorata", lanciata mercoledi’ 13 giugno dalla coalizione araba a guida saudita, possano ostacolare le forniture di medicinali e di altri beni di prima necessità, mettendo a rischio la vita degli abitanti del Paese. Un colpo durissimo sarà inflitto anche alle prospettive di una risoluzione politica del conflitto. Se ne discutera' oggi, giovedi' 14 giugno, alla riunione straordinaria del Consiglio di sicurezza dell'Onu convocata su richiesta del Regno Unito. Nello Yemen, intanto, si e' concluso con un fallimento il tentativo di sbarco condotto ieri dalla coalizione, durante il quale gli Emirati Arabi Uniti hanno perso, colpita da due missili nemici, una nave da guerra anfibia. L'aeroporto di al-Hudayda resta sotto il controllo degli Houthi, che nei combattimenti iniziati ieri avrebbero perso due importanti leader: il generale di brigata Ibrahim Mohammed al-Moutawkel, e il colonnello Ali Hussein al-Marani. Il gruppo assalto anfibio dei Marines americani guidato dalla portaerei Iwo Jima si trova al largo di Hodeida. Pronto all’assalto.Il caso Macedonia, Paese stretto tra Occidente e storia Scoppia il caso Macedonia. Il presidente dell paese balcanico, Gjorge Ivanov, si e' rifiutato di firmare l'accordo con la Grecia per la ridenominazione del Paese, definendolo "indegno" e "anticostituzionale”. La ridenominazione in "Macedonia del Nord" era stata concordata, martedi', ai colloqui tra Zoran Zaev e il suo omologo greco, Alexis Tsipras, e subito accolta con favore dalla Nato e da Bruxelles. "Sbagliato speculare sugli obiettivi strategici del nostro Paese", ha dichiarato Ivanov, aggiungendo che non cedera' ne' alle pressioni, ne' ai ricatti. Atene, intanto, continua ad accusare la Repubblica di aver usurpato il nome di una storica regione greca, mentre nella capitale macedone, Skopje, sono gia' in corso proteste popolari contro l'accordo.
Here's What You'll Learn in our Interview with Zahra Marani: The 3 biggest mistakes condo investors make and how to avoid them How to complete assignment deals with condos What to watch out for when buying assignment deals How to put together assignment (wholesale) deals What to watch out for when buying property if you are a non resident And much, much more! Zahra Marani is the founder of Marani Law. Zahra is focussed on advising her clients in real estate and Commercial Law, and provides practical advice to help her clients grow their portfolios and their businesses. Zahra has also developed a niche practice in advising private investor clients who are involved with private mortgages in the Greater Toronto Area and beyond. You can reach Zahra here or contact her office at 647-351-7795
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This show is brought to you by Express Imprint, click on the link below and check out their Custom Koozie This week on Wine Time™ Radio Show with WineGuyMike™ I’m talking about Lambrusco. Why you might ask? Because today, June 21st, is Lambrusco Day in Italy, and Lambrusco is one of the best wines to enjoy with food. Simple, fun, fizzy, refreshing, inexpensive, need I say more?Lambrusco is one of Italy’s most popular wines. Do you remember one of television’s most famous of tag lines “Riunite on Ice, That’s Nice”? Yes that’s right your Grandma’s Lambrusco, Riunite, is still claiming to be the biggest selling Italian wine in history here in the United States.Riunite Lambrusco was launched in the late 1960’s and what now seem like cheesy commercials ran on TV in the 70’s. Cheesy or not that famous tag line is one of the most memorable ever, at least for those of us old enough to remember. But the truth is this brand enjoyed one of the most well executed marketing campaigns ever. That was yesterday, today Lambrusco has come of age and I’m here to share it with you.There is not anything to complicated or technical that we need to know in our approach to buying, chilling, and drinking Lambrusco. In fact Lambrusco is rather simple and ultimately the secret to a great Lambrusco is one that produces a great head of foam when you pour it, just like a great beer. Selections will unfortunately be limited on your local shelves unless you live in an area that has a great wine shop. If you live on the east coast you will have more choices better selections. Wherever you have a concentration of die-hard Italians like me that enjoy Lambrusco retailers will show this sparkling gem from Italy some love.More and more you will find Lambrusco lovers who are so incredibly passionate about this frizzante wine from the Emilia-Romagna region in the heart of Italy that you just have to give it a try.The Emilia-Romagna region is located between two of my favorite areas in Italy. Parma which is home to some of my favorite raw cow’s milk cheese Parmigiano-Reggiano, yet another wonder of the world I cannot live without. On the other side of Emilia is probably one of the most iconic areas of Italy, Modena, and the birth place of Ferrari exotic sports cars.Italian winemakers produce a large range of Lambrusco wines. If you shop at a nice specialty shop and they take their wine program seriously it is somewhat safe to assume they have chosen a good selection of wines for you to purchase. The best Lambrusco’s are going to be dry and made in a frizzante style. There are three colors of fizzy Lambruscos: white (bianco), rose (rosato) and the classic red (rosso) ranging from sweet to bone dry.Prosecco is another Italian favorite that is mainly produced as a sparkling wine in either the fully sparkling (spumante) or lightly sparkling (frizzante, gentile) styles. Proseccos are labeled “brut”, “extra dry”, or “dry”, with the brut being the driest. Ask you wine steward of the store you shop in for the driest Lambrusco in a frizzante style that they offer for sale.Lambrusco is made using the Charmat method rather than the Champagne method, the French method of making sparkling wine. The Charmat method is a second fermentation in pressurized tanks rather than in individual bottles. The shorter, tank fermentation is preferable for Lambrusco because it preserves the freshness and the flavor of the grapes.Unlike Champagne, Lambrusco does not ferment in the bottle consequently the wine goes off or gets old quickly and should be drunk as young as possible, preferably within one year.What I love about Old World European wine is that they are a function of necessity. The wines in each area are made to work with, match, or pair with the foods that are grown and raised in the region or area. Lambrusco is no different and in the Emilia-Romagna region their food tends to be rich, salty and that is why Lambrusco works so well with the indigenous foods of the area.Lambrusco wine is lively and bright with fruit, balanced out with naturally high acidity which pair perfectly with the rich salty food dishes from this area. Lambrusco like all Old World style wines are not overdone, featuring lower percentage of alcohol which is also conducive to being a great wine to pair with food.The really terrific thing to note about Lambrusco is that you will be hard pressed to ever find one more expensive than $20.00 and many are $8.00-$10.00. Wow that works in this economy for my pocket-book.Many bottles will list the Lambrusco grape variety from which it has been produced. I’m not going to bore you with the 13-17 different Lambrusco grape varietals because there are only a handful you need to know. Here is the short list; The most commonly found clones are the Grasparossa, Maestri, Marani, Monstericco, Salamino and Sorbara. The rabid Lambrusco lovers, they love the Sobara version but any of these are ones that you want. If you want to dig in a little deeper here is a link from my friends in Italy and their site which is solely devoted to Lambrusco; http://www.lambruscoday.org/facts-or-fiction.htmlHere’s what you should expect from a good Lambrusco; fresh, fruity, dry, tannic, nice acid, beautiful fruity nose, frothy, nutty, grapy, jammy, fun, and refreshing. All this and it’s inexpensive too, really what more could you want? This is a great wine to try that I whole heartedly recommend with all of my love and passion. “Mikey likes it”, remember Mikey on TV? I do if I had a penny for every time I’ve heard this in my life I’d be a wealthy man driving the Ferrari and drinking my dry frizzante Lambrusco on my way to get my fresh sliced hunk of Parmigiano-Reggiano to have with my Lambrusco.This particular Lambrusco is a fantastic example of just how special Lambrusco can be. The Cleto Chiarli E Figli is made from Grasparossa and Sorbara grapes resulting in an intense red Lambrusco with a delightful fruity bouquet. This Lambrusco is produced in the heart of the best Sorbara Lambrusco region.My recommendation for the perfect pairing; if you haven’t had the pleasure of Lambrusco and pizza get on the phone now and order the pizza. This Italian Lambrusco and pizza, well you will think you have died and gone to heaven. Enough said…Visit www.WineGuyMike.com to learn more, please subscribe to my blog an newsletter while visiting my site so you get my weekly updates.From my table to yours,
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