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Join us on a thrilling journey across the globe with Greg Turp and Polly Marinova from Road Guardians in this episode of our podcast. Las Vegas to Bulgaria and around the world! Dive into their captivating adventures as they share tales of hunting for vintage motorcycles, from the UK's countryside to the bustling swap meets. Discover the logistics behind transporting these treasures, the excitement of getting century-old bikes running, and the passion that drives their quest. Whether it's for restoration or the sheer love of vintage, this episode is a treasure trove for motorcycle enthusiasts and adventurers alike.   #motorcycles #roadguardians #myrtlebeachbikerlawyer   The Vintage Motorcycle Quest with Greg Turp and Polly Marinova Introduction to Our Guests Welcoming Greg Turp and Polly Marinova. Brief background on Road Guardians and their mission. The Art of Motorcycle Hunting Insights into finding vintage motorcycles across the globe. The strategic expansion to the UK and the impact of Brexit on their hunt. Challenges of Restoration The logistics of transporting vintage bikes to Vegas. The technical challenges and triumphs of restoring bikes over 100 years old. Memorable Finds Stories of notable discoveries, including British bikes from the early teens and twenties. The decision process between restoring for sale vs. keeping. The Passion Behind the Collection Exploring the motivation behind collecting and restoring vintage motorcycles. The significance of preserving motorcycle history and culture. Advice for Aspiring Collectors Tips for those interested in starting their own vintage motorcycle collection. How to navigate the international market for vintage finds. Q&A with Greg and Polly Answering listener questions about vintage motorcycle collecting and restoration. Closing Thoughts Reflecting on the importance of passion in the vintage motorcycle community. How to follow Greg and Polly's adventures and learn more about Road Guardians. Don't miss this episode filled with stories of adventure, the nuances of motorcycle restoration, and the unbreakable spirit of motorcycle enthusiasts. Subscribe now to not only fuel your passion for motorcycles but also to gain insights into the world of vintage motorcycle collection.  

Bill Horan talks with Polina Marinova Pompliano, author of HIDDEN GENIUS. Polina will discuss why she says a persons life is never linear, why idolizing a person traps you into imitating perfect versions of imperfect people, how creative acts often appear to be massive failures and what is "creative incubation."

Polina Marinova Pompliano is the founder of The Profile, a new media company that features long form profiles of successful people and companies each week. Previously, she spent five years at Fortune where she wrote more than 1,300 articles and earned the trust of prominent investors and entrepreneurs. As the author and editor of Term Sheet, Fortune's industry-leading dealmaking newsletter, Polina interviewed the industry's most influential deal makers including Melinda Gates, Steve Case, Chamath Palihapitiya, Alexis Ohanian, and more. https://www.hiddengeniusbook.com/https://readtheprofile.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What distinguishes the great from the truly exceptional? After five years of writing The Profile, Polina Marinova Pompliano has studied thousands of successful and interesting people in the world and examined how they reason their way through problems, unleash their creativity, and perform under extreme pressure.

This week Andrew talks with journalist & author Polina Marinova Pompliano. Polina spent 5 years at Fortune where she wrote over 1,300 articles — and served as author & editor of Term Sheet, Fortune's industry-leading newsletter on venture capital, private equity, and corporate dealmaking. Today, Polina is the founder of The Profile, a media company that features longform profiles of successful people and companies. She is also the author of the new book “Hidden Genius: The Secret Ways of Thinking That Power The World's Most Successful People”. In this conversation, Andrew & Polina dive deep into her favorite findings from years of studying top performers  — and explore how all of us can apply these lessons to our own lives. Show Highlights:(0:00) - Intro(2:45) - Learning through stories(4:54) - Learning through people(5:17) - Consuming well-rounded content(7:21) - Lessons from author Danielle Steele(10:50) - Learning instead of idolizing(14:01) - Polina's decision to leave Fortune(15:26) - Building a powerful personal brand(17:32) - Betting on yourself(21:35) - Creating moments of elective hardship(25:14) - Leadership lessons from Spotify's Daniel Ek(29:13) - Business of Taylor Swift(29:59) - Doing things that don't scale(31:26) - “Slow bake” vs microwave growth(33:04) - Who Polina would like to write a biography on(34:41) - Building a legacy(36:13) - Lessons Polina models for her daughter(37:41) - Creating trust** Follow Andrew On Social Media **Twitter: @andrewhmosesInstagram: @AndrewMoses123Sign up for e-mails to keep up with Andrew's podcast at everybodypullsthetarp.com/newsletter

Former Fortune writer Polina Marinova and founder of the popular newsletter 'The Profile' talks about growing her Substack to make a full-time income, landing a non-fiction book deal, writing non-fiction, making difficult decisions, taking risks, and how to study and learn from 'geniuses'.*ABOUT POLINA MARINOVAPolina Marinova Pompliano is the author of Hidden Genius: The Secret Ways of Thinking That Power the World's Most Successful People. She is behind The Profile, a Substack newsletter that studies successful people and companies.*RESOURCES Polina's newsletter The ProfileHidden Genius: The Secret Ways of Thinking That Power the World's Most Successful PeopleAuthor Danielle SteelePolina's profile on The RockAuthor Morgan HouselAlinea chef Grant AchatzHumans of New York by Brandon StantonAuthor Colleen HooverFollow Polina:TwitterInstagramThe Profile For show notes, transcripts and to attend our live podcasts visit: podcast.londonwriterssalon.comFor free writing sessions, join free Writers' Hours: writershour.com *FOLLOW LONDON WRITERS' SALONTwitter: twitter.com/​​WritersSalonInstagram: instagram.com/londonwriterssalonFacebook: facebook.com/LondonWritersSalonIf you're enjoying this show, please rate and review this show!

Twitter, or X, or whatever we're calling it these days is an incredible place to learn and meet new and exciting people, despite what others are saying. It's all about who you CHOOSE to follow that makes all the difference. Someone I follow—I don't recall who—made mention of a new book called Hidden Genius: The […] The post 486: Hidden Genius with Polina Marinova Pompliano first appeared on Read to Lead Podcast.

“I was born and raised in a family of engineers. All around me were gadgets and software, and I wasn't really excited about them. My father taught me how to programme. It was basic, and it was more than 30 years ago, and did not excite me that much,” Elena Marinova tells Andrew Wrobel in the third episode of Emerging Europe Talks She's Next empowered by VISA.  Elena is president and chair of the board of directors at Musala Soft, a software service company, founded in 2000 and currently with offices in Bulgaria, North Macedonia, and Egypt, and Emerging Europe's Female Business Leader for 2020.  “But 2000 was the year of the dot com crash. We started with fancy Silicon Valley start-ups. Everything was super shiny…unicorns and rainbows. A few months later, we lost all our clients. And a year later, we were almost done. […] It turned out to be an extremely fun and dynamic field.”  Musala Soft was recently acquired by the KKCG Group and is now part of Qinshift, although it has kept its original brand.  “I have known Elena for a few years, and I cannot find another person who is so committed to supporting young generations of programmers, and not just in her home country of Bulgaria. Back in 2017, she co-founded the European Junior Olympiad in Informatics for kids from the Council of Europe countries and gave them a stage to compete and create friendships that will last for life and lead to scientific breakthroughs and a better and more connected world. And her enthusiasm is contagious,” Andrew says.  “If you like the things that you're doing, of course, you're doing more of them and it's not a nine to five thing. It's something you live with all the time,” Elena adds.   And she seems to have taken a liking to programming in the end. 

Welcome to another thrilling episode of the James Altucher Show. Our special guest for today is none other than Polina Marinova Pompliano, a former Fortune journalist, founder of the celebrated newsletter "The Profile", and now, author of the sensational new book Hidden Genius: The Secret Ways of Thinking That Power the World's Most Successful People.Polina breaks down the principles that power the most successful minds. We delve deep into the profiles of extraordinary personalities like the indomitable David Goggins, the master storyteller Aaron Sorkin, and the astute thinker Charlie Munger. Each figure illustrates an aspect of the 'hidden genius' Polina describes in her book, from Goggins' hardening resilience through adversity, Sorkin's impeccable storytelling acumen, to Munger's insights on building trust.As the conversation evolves, James and Polina offer a behind-the-scenes look into their journeys as interviewers and chroniclers of human experience. They dive into their philosophies behind profiling and interviewing guests, discussing the art and science of extracting nuggets of wisdom from their subjects, and the challenges and joys they encounter in the process.Further, they explore the sense of identity tied to their respective platforms. Polina offers insights on founding 'The Profile', revealing how the venture reflects her journalistic ethos and contributes to her evolving identity. In an industry where names are often tied to success, James and Polina reflect on the importance of creating something inherently and intrinsically connected to who they are. This episode promises to be a captivating exploration of what it means to navigate the world of profiles, interviews, and personal branding. This is not just a discussion about 'Hidden Genius' but a conversation that unveils the hidden geniuses behind 'The James Altucher Show' and 'The Profile'. Be prepared for an exciting ride!-----------What to write and publish a book in 30 days? Go to JamesAltucherShow.com/writing to join James' writing intensive!What do YOU think of the show? Head to JamesAltucherShow.com/listeners and fill out a short survey that will help us better tailor the podcast to our audience!Are you interested in getting direct answers from James about your question on a podcast? Go to JamesAltucherShow.com/AskAltucher and send in your questions to be answered on the air!------------Visit Notepd.com to read our idea lists & sign up to create your own!My new book Skip the Line is out! Make sure you get a copy wherever books are sold!Join the You Should Run for President 2.0 Facebook Group, where we discuss why you should run for President.I write about all my podcasts! Check out the full post and learn what I learned at jamesaltucher.com/podcast.------------Thank you so much for listening! If you like this episode, please rate, review, and subscribe  to “The James Altucher Show” wherever you get your podcasts: Apple PodcastsStitcheriHeart RadioSpotifyFollow me on Social Media:YouTubeTwitterFacebook

I'm excited to have Polina Marinova Pompliano who is the author of 'HIDDEN GENIUS: The Secret Ways of Thinking That Power the World's Most Successful People.' She is also the founder of The Profile, a media organization that studies successful people and companies.In this podcast episode, Polina Marinova Pompliano, founder of Profile discusses her career in journalism, her experience working at Fortune magazine, and her transition to starting her own media organization. Polina shares her insights on writing tips and advice for businesses looking to create content on different platforms. She also talks about the importance of authenticity, perseverance, and continuous learning in both journalism and entrepreneurship. The conversation also touches on the future of media companies and the importance of personal human trust, and much more!TimestampsMotivation for pursuing a career in journalism [00:00:23] Polina talks about how her childhood experience with the nightly news in Bulgaria sparked her curiosity and love for asking questions, which eventually led her to pursue a career in journalism.Learnings from working at Fortune magazine [00:02:08] Polina shares her experience working at Fortune magazine and the valuable lessons she learned about precision, accuracy, and context in journalism.Advice for improving writing skills [00:04:56] Polina gives tips on how to improve writing skills, including reading more, questioning your own beliefs, and avoiding absolute words like "everyone" and "never."Paulina's transition to entrepreneurship [00:08:49] Polina talks about her transition from being a writer to becoming an entrepreneur and starting her own media organization, Profile.Researching people for journalism [00:10:42] Polina shares her tips on researching people for journalism, including reading, watching, and listening to everything they've ever done to notice their mannerisms and ask unique questions.What makes winners different [00:14:16] Polina discusses what separates the top 1% of successful people, including their willingness to reinvent themselves, learn from failure, and bet on themselves.Facing Pain [00:16:53 - 00:19:30] Polina discusses the concept of facing pain and how it can lead to personal growth, using examples of ultra-athletes and a wrongfully imprisoned man.Writing a Book [00:19:30 - 00:22:22] Polina talks about her process of writing her book "Hidden Genius" and how she initially never thought she would write a book.Tracking Reader Feedback [00:22:41 - 00:24:20] Polina gives advice on how to track reader feedback for content creation, including using both quantitative and qualitative methods and staying true to the promise of the content.Experimenting with Content [00:24:37] Polina talks about the importance of experimenting with different topics and interests when creating content, and how it can lead to unexpected success.The Future of Media Companies [00:27:35] The discussion touches on the future of media companies, with Polina predicting that the top 1% of media companies will continue to thrive, while the middle ones will struggle. She also emphasizes the importance of personal human trust in the future of media.Favorite Online Tool [00:30:36] Polina shares her favorite online tool, Notion, and how it has helped her stay organized.Key LinksBook - hiddengeniusbook.comProfile - https://theprofile.substack.com/Email -

In this episode, Anthony talks with Polina Marinova Pompliano. author of Hidden Genius. Polina has spent nearly a decade profiling the world's top performers and distills the secrets, the unknowns and their individual stories into her debut book. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Polina Marinova Pompliano is the founder of The Profile, the author of a brand new book Hidden Genius, and also my wife & best friend. In this conversation, we talk about her book Hidden Genius, and all of the lessons and insights that she packed into the book. There has been years and years of her reading thousands of profiles on the world's most successful people and companies, in order for her to distill it all down into the book. Order Book: https://www.amazon.com/Hidden-Genius-secret-thinking-successful/dp/1804090034 ======================= Pomp writes a daily letter to over 235,000+ investors about business, technology, and finance. He breaks down complex topics into easy-to-understand language while sharing opinions on various aspects of each industry. You can subscribe at https://pomp.substack.com/

Polina Marinova Pompliano is the author of Hidden Genius. Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Hidden-Genius-secret-thinking-successful/dp/1804090034 (0:00) Intro (1:30) Everyone Is Interesting (9:39) Relationships (14:00) Creativity (19:41) Sara Blakely (23:02) Parenting (25:31) The Seesaw of Misery (32:02) Hero Worship (34:20) What Has Polina Changed? (38:38) It's Not That Serious (41:02) The Need To Control (44:00) Dealing With Suffering (47:30) Content Diet (49:03) Mantras (51:39) Betting On Yourself (57:12) Commitment & Discipline (1:00:55) Writing On The Internet (1:04:15) What Might Readers Overlook? (1:06:23) Belief Polina Broke (1:11:14) Challenge Links Hidden Genius by Polina Marinova Pompliano – https://www.amazon.com/Hidden-Genius-secret-thinking-successful/dp/1804090034⁠ What I Know For Sure by Oprah – https://www.amazon.com/What-Know-Sure-Oprah-Winfrey/dp/1250054052 The Path Made Clear by Oprah Winfrey – https://www.amazon.com/Path-Made-Clear-Discovering-Direction/dp/1250307503 Polina's Links Book: https://www.amazon.com/Hidden-Genius-secret-thinking-successful/dp/1804090034 Twitter: https://twitter.com/polina_marinova The Profile: https://theprofile.substack.com

Professor Dora Marinova from Perth, Western Australia: All generations of Bulgarians in Australia will miss a program in Bulgarian language. - Професор Дора Маринова от Пърт, Западна Австралия, споделя че различните генерации българи в Австралия имат потребност от програма на български език.

Today's guest is Polina Marinova Pompliano, writer and founder of The Profile –a  newsletter and media company that profiles the world's most successful people from founders to athletes, actors to authors and many many more in between.Previously, Polina was at Fortune magazine as a journalist and editor where she wrote Term Sheet – a daily digest on businesses deals and the people behind them.Polina is also the author of Hidden Genius: The Secret Ways of Thinking That Power the World's Most Successful People – a book which distils the mental frameworks that so many of the high achievers she has profiled use to view the world and to achieve their extraordinary success - from Navy Seal David Goggins to Spanx founder Sara Blakely, Pixar's Ed Catmull and Brandon Stanton of Humans of New York.In this conversation, we talk about Polina's upbringing in Bulgaria before moving to the US and how feeling like an outsider shaped her view of the world and how she learns. We also talk about some of the frameworks used by the high achievers which she details in her book and the lessons they share on taking risk, failure, building a community and the importance of storytelling. Enjoy!Danielle ------------Pre-order Polina's book, Hidden Genius herePolina on Twitter and Instagram / Sign up to The Profile newsletter hereDanielle on Twitter @daniellenewnham and  Instagram @daniellenewnham  / Newsletter here

An all-encompassing conversation on the essential nutrient, iron. Iron deficiency is the most common nutritional disorder in the world. Angela Saunders brings 37+ years experience and has a particular interest in the adequacy of vegetarian and vegan diets. We cover: Concerns and importance of iron Groups of people considered most at risk of iron deficiency anaemia The three levels of iron deficiency and when you should be concerned Concerns when it comes to plant-based (vegetarian/vegan) diets and iron intake Are vegetarians and vegans at a greater risk of developing iron deficiency anaemia than omnivores? What is the difference between plant foods and animal foods when it comes to iron? Why is it that people commonly associate red meat as a better source of iron?Non-haem iron absorption is carefully controlled by our gut; we absorb more only when we need it. Is this a protective measure? Nutrients that enhance iron absorption and nutrients that inhibit iron absorption - do these matter? The US, Australian and NZ governments set higher iron requirements for vegetarians. Are these higher requirements necessary? Summary on what the research tells us about vegetarians and iron deficiency One-liners you don't want to miss:“In Australia, the groups we are most concerned about tend to be those that limit their food intake. Particularly young women and men who follow a restricted diet, perhaps for weight loss/ weight management or food intolerance or other concerns they may have. They are cutting back on grains, meat etc. - these folk are going to be at risk of iron deficiency.” “We have to acknowledge that there are some vegetarians and vegans, who without realising perhaps, are eating poorly planned, imbalanced plant-based diets, with an inadequate variety of food and they may not be thinking about where they are getting their iron from.”“If the diet is well-planned, vegetarians/vegans actually eat as much or more iron than omnivorous diets. That is quite an amazing finding.” “With iron from plants we only absorb what we need and this means our storage levels of iron don't get too high. This is actually very protective and may actually be one of the reasons why vegetarians have less risk of chronic disease because of the lower levels of iron, a pro-oxidant, in our bodies.”References Craig WJ, Mangels AR, Fresán U, Marsh K, Miles FL, Saunders AV, Haddad EH, Heskey CE, Johnston P, Larson-Meyer E, Orlich M. The Safe and Effective Use of Plant-Based Diets with Guidelines for Health Professionals. Nutrients. 2021 Nov 19;13(11):4144. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34836399/Saunders AV, Craig WJ, Surinder K Bains, Posen JS. Iron and vegetarian diets. Med J Aust 2013; 199 (4): S11-S16. https://www.mja.com.au/journal/2013/199/4/iron-and-vegetarian-diets Craig WJ, Saunders AV. (2018). Critical Nutrients in a Plant-based Diet. In Winston J Craig (Ed), Vegetarian Nutrition and Wellness (pp. 213-230). CRC Press Taylor & Francis Group. Marsh, K., Saunders, A., & Zeuschner, C. (2018). The Health Impact of Eating Foods of Animal Origin: Evidence Regarding Animal Foods, Health, and Disease Risk. In D. Bogueva, D. Marinova, & T. Raphaely (Eds.), Handbook of Research on Social Marketing and Its Influence on Animal Origin Food Product Consumption (pp. 17-36). IGI Global.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.02.10.527994v1?rss=1 Authors: Baker, D. H., Marinova, D., Aveyard, R., Hargreaves, L. J., Renton, A., Castellani, R., Hall, P., Harmens, M., Holroyd, G., Nicholson, B., Williams, E. L., Hobson, H. M., Wade, A. R. Abstract: For decades, neural suppression in early visual cortex has been thought to be fixed. But recent work has challenged this assumption by showing that suppression can be reweighted based on recent history; when pairs of stimuli are repeatedly presented together, suppression between them strengthens. Here we investigate the temporal dynamics of this process using a steady-state visual evoked potential (SSVEP) paradigm that provides a time-resolved, direct index of suppression between pairs of stimuli flickering at different frequencies (5 and 7Hz). Our initial analysis of an existing EEG dataset (N=100) indicated that suppression increases substantially during the first 2-5 seconds of stimulus presentation (with some variation across stimulation frequency). We then collected new EEG data (N=100) replicating this finding for both monocular and dichoptic mask arrangements in a preregistered study designed to measure reweighting. A third experiment (N=20) used source localized MEG, and found that these effects are apparent in primary visual cortex (V1), consistent with results from neurophysiological work. Because long-standing theories propose inhibition/excitation differences in autism, we also compared reweighting between individuals with high vs low autistic traits, and with and without an autism diagnosis, across our 3 data sets (total N=220). We find no compelling differences in reweighting that are associated with autism. Our results support the normalization reweighting model, and indicate that for prolonged stimulation, increases in suppression occur on the order of 2-5 seconds after stimulus onset. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Would you drink milk that came from a laboratory instead of a cow? Synthetic milk is set to shake up the dairy industry, boasting a similar look, taste and nutrition profile to cow's milk, but with a smaller carbon footprint. In this episode, Sarah is joined by Professor Dora Marinova from the Curtin University Sustainability Policy Institute. They discuss how synthetic milk is made, why we need another dairy alternative and the possible benefits and impact of fake milk on the dairy industry and consumers. I can't believe it's not milk! [01:02]What is synthetic milk made from? [02:30]How ‘green' is synthetic milk? [07:26]Impact of synthetic milk on dairy jobs [11:53]We already drink processed milk [14:05]Trying different brands avoids path dependency [16:28]Has the food industry become hyperreal? [19:23]“We need miracles on demand” to battle climate change [23:56]Learn moreWhich milk is best for the environment?Leading the whey: the synthetic milk start-ups shaking up in the dairy industryFood in a planetary emergencyConnect with our guestsProfessor Dora MarinovaDora Marinova is Professor of Sustainability at the Curtin University Sustainability Policy (CUSP) Institute and was CUSP Director from 2015 to 2018 and Deputy Director from 2007 to 2014. She has more that 320 refereed publications and has supervised 57 PhD students. Marinova's research areas of interest include innovative global green systems, sustainometrics (the modelling and measuring of sustainability), flexitarianism, the role of China in decarbonising the global economy, and the role of the individual in living sustainably.Join Curtin UniversityThis podcast is brought to you by Curtin University. Curtin is a global university known for its commitment to making positive change happen through high-impact research, strong industry partnerships and practical teaching.Work with usStudy a research degreeStart postgraduate educationGot any questions, or suggestions for future topics?Email thefutureof@curtin.edu.auSocial mediaTwitterFacebookInstagramYouTubeLinkedInTranscriptRead the transcript.Behind the scenesHost: Sarah TaillierContent creator: Zoe TaylorFirst Nations AcknowledgementCurtin University acknowledges the traditional owners of the land on which Curtin Perth is located, the Whadjuk people of the Nyungar Nation, and on Curtin Kalgoorlie, the Wongutha people of the North-Eastern Goldfields; and the First Nations peoples on all Curtin locations.MusicOKAY by 13ounce Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0 Music promoted by Audio Library. Curtin University supports academic freedom of speech. The views expressed in The Future Of podcast may not reflect those of Curtin University.

In this episode, hosts Aarthi and Sriram interviewed THE internet celebrity couple, Anthony "Pomp" Pompliano and Polina Marinova. We covered everything from their life stories, how they met, their current work and building an online audience, thoughts on Andrew Tate, The Rock and others, and their lessons on parenting, building content together and finding happiness.

WATCH ▶️ Watch this episode on YouTube *** EPISODE DESCRIPTION Polina Pompliano is the author of The Profile, which studies the most successful and interesting people and companies in business, entertainment, tech, sports, and more. The Profile is a paid newsletter. Before Polina was writing The Profile, she wrote for Fortune, USA Today, and CNN. Polina also has nearly 130,000 followers on Twitter and in order to write exceptional profiles, says she read 1.8 million words online last year – the equivalent of 25 books. Profiles are a rare breed of writing – and Polina is really good at it. She's written profiles of Sara Blakely, Elon Musk, Dwayne The Rock Johnson, Dolly Parton, Kris Jenner, and many more. In this episode, we talk about the difference between profiles and biographies, the economics behind a paid newsletter, the most effective strategies she's found for growth, and why the secret to a great profile is found in the Details. Full transcript and show notes Subscribe to The Profile Follow Polina Pompliano on Twitter *** CONNECT

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How might we launch our newsletter and build a loyal following for our writing? How can we monetize our newsletter to six figures and beyond? In this episode, we interview Polina Marinova Pompliano who quit her job at Fortune in 2020 to focus on building her weekly Substack newsletter The Profile, where she profiles interesting figures like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Brandon Stanton, the creator of Humans of New York. We talk about tactics for growing a loyal and paying readership, how she develops ideas for her newsletter and the importance of feedback to improve our writing.*Polina Marinova is a former Fortune Magazine editor and writer, and founder of newsletter The Profile where she studies the world's most successful people & companies. She's written for CNN, CNN Travel, Business Insider, Yahoo Finance, Boston Herald, Food & Wine Magazine, Odyssey, The Hustle and more. Polina is part of an emerging trend of writers who are looking ahead to the future of media and content and considering what it might take to start a media company on their own terms.*SHOW NOTES[02:39] Polina shares what gave her the courage to quit her job at The Fortune and dedicate her time to The Profile despite the pandemic and why you only need 100 true fans[06:42] Polina shares how she's become good at time management over the years, and how she stays productive[09:06] The importance of sharing your work with the public and opening yourself up to criticism and feedback as a writer[11:56] How Polina deals with feedback today versus how she dealt with it in the past[13:00] What Polina learned from writing articles and getting feedback, and how she used them to get more readers[15:33] Polina talks about her relationship dynamic with her husband who's also a writer, and how their differences help her get a business perspective for her newsletter[21:07] Polina shares the tools and systems that have helped her to be better at writing[27:42] The challenges Polina encounters in writing newsletters and what keeps her writing [29:15] Polina shares some newsletters that inspired her, including James Clear's blog[30:51] The business side of The Profile: how Polina grew her newsletter, and how she focused on quality content[31:58] Monetizing The Profile, and what made Polina's readers convert to a paid subscription[34:09] Polina shares some of the ways she earns from The Profile[37:07] Why you don't need a massive following to monetize your work[37:33] Polina talks about her future goal of building a human interest company[38:32] The future of newsletters and why it's the perfect time to be a writer right now[41:30] On dealing with self-doubt and criticisms, and why patience and consistency is important if you want to start a newsletter*QUOTES:“So I think a lot of times people think they need this massive, massive following to monetize anything. It's not true. As long as you can prove that the audience is really high quality and really engaged and they actually click and they actually open, and they actually read it.”“The best piece of advice I heard was from Kat Cole, who's the president of Focus Brands. She said that every time you get a piece of feedback, the first thing you should do before you reject it—before you think it's stupid is accept it and try and be like, okay, if this is true, then what can I do about it?...Accept it as truth before you outright dismiss it. Because after a while, that was not the only email I got like that. I got a number of them that were very critical, but it made me have thicker skin. It made me evolve in my writing. And by the end of my time there, I'd like to think that my voice, my tone, how I wrote, [the] people really liked because it was me and I wasn't trying to be somebody else.”*RESOURCESThe ProfileFortune Magazine - an American multinational business magazineThe Messy Middle by Scott The Messy Middle by Scott BelskyMaria Popova - Bulgarian writerChefs Table - Grant Achatz EpisodeSingle Supplement newsletter - Nikola SlawsonNFTs and a Thousand True Fans - Article from a16z.com (Andreessen Horowitz's website)Sara Blakely - Founder of SpanxShane Parrish - Author, founder of Farnam StreetAtomic Habits by James ClearJosh Wolfe - Investor, founder of Lux CapitalBusiness Insider - American news websiteThe Hustle - NewsletterBessemer Venture Partners - American venture capital firmThe Washington Post - American daily newspaperThe New York Times - American daily newspaperThe Wall Street Journal - American business-focused, English-language international daily newspaperBrandon Stanton - Author of Humans of New York*FOLLOW LONDON WRITERS' SALONFor show notes, transcripts and to attend our live podcasts visit podcast.londonwriterssalon.comFor free writing sessions, join free Writers' Hours: writershour.comFollow London Writers' Salon:Twitter: twitter.com/​​WritersSalonInstagram: instagram.com/londonwriterssalonFacebook: facebook.com/LondonWritersSalon*CREDITSProduction by Victoria Spooner. 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Today on the podcast we have Polina Marinova Pompliano. She's the founder and author at the hugely popular newsletter The Profile.What is the profile?The Profile is a newsletter, which started on the side when she was full time at Fortune Magazine and she has since turned into a paid newsletter, and her full time job. The Profile studies the most successful and interesting people in business, entertainment, tech, sports, and more - with the goal of sharing lessons from the most exceptional people and business. It's been read and promoted by people like Dwayne Johnson - the rock - and Alexis Ohanian - who's an investor and the founder of Reddit.Why listen to this episode?This episode really is an essential listen for any online creators. We go deep into the details.We talk about how the newsletter started as a project for family and friendsWhy perfectionism kills ideas because builds expectationsWhy you should have a back up projectWhy you should write for yourself not the audienceWhen to leave your job What it's like being in a relationship with two entrepreneursSign up to The Profile hereSign up to Out of Hours newsletter herePlease do reach out on Twitter, or by leaving a review, and let me know if you like the episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Singer/songwriter Mihaela Marinova joins us for today's episode of the podcast. Mihaela is an award-winning Bulgarian artist that is best known for being a finalist on the television show X-Factor Bulgaria. Her groundbreaking singles have garnered over 60 million views and streams. In this episode, we discuss life as an artist during covid in Sofia, Bulgaria. They also get into her experience on X-factor Bulgaria and writing traditional songs vs English pop songs. Enjoy responsibly :) https://bit.ly/3uPCWaj (YouTube Subscribe) https://apple.co/3oiPy7m (Audio Subscribe) http://www.thednaproject.ca/shop (New Merch Out Now!) [Don't forget to check out The DNA Project Merch code “PODCAST” for 20 % off your first purchase!!] Thank you to our Sponsors: https://thednaproject.ca/ (The DNA Project)  https://www.the-mpl.com/ (The MPL Toronto) Want More Mihaela? https://www.instagram.com/mixaelamarinova/ (Instagram) Opening Credits: Daniel Cowans, Musical Director @ The DNA Project Produced By: Anthony Lewis and Diriki Palmer Mixed and Edited By: Mat Keselman

My SLP professor, Dr. Stefka Marinova-Todd, is back on the SLP Corner podcast for a part two! She is a developmental psycholinguist with her main research interests being bilingual language development and second language acquisition. Dr. Marinova-Todd is an Associate Professor at the School of Audiology and Speech Sciences at UBC and is currently an Associate Editor at Applied Psycholinguistics, and is on the editorial board at Language, Speech and Hearing Services in Schools which is an ASHA journal. Previous podcast recordings with Dr. Marinova-Todd:25. SLP CORNER: Bilingualism and Language Development with Dr. Marinova-Todd26. SLP CORNER - SNACK: Bilingualism and Autism with Dr. Marinova-Todd86. The reference to Paradis' work on how monolingual SLPs could still do assessment on bilingual children:Paradis, J., Schneider, P. & Sorenson Duncan, T. (2013). Discriminating children with language impairment among English language learners from diverse first language backgrounds. Journal of Speech, Language and Hearing Research, 56, 971-981.Free resources fo the assessments used in the article that Johanne and her colleagues have provided on their websites:The ENNI instrumentThe Parental Questionnaire on first language development (ALDEQ)Two recent articles from the US on working with Spanish-English bilingual children:1. Lazewnik, R., Creaghead, N. A., Smith, A. B., Prendeville, J. A., Raisor-Becker, L., & Silbert, N. (2019). Identifiers of Language Impairment for Spanish-English Dual Language Learners. Language, speech, and hearing services in schools, 50(1), 126–137. 2. Elizabeth D. Peña, Lisa M Bedore, Mirza J. Lugo-Neris & Nahar Albudoor (2020) Identifying Developmental Language Disorder in School Age Bilinguals: Semantics, Grammar, and Narratives, Language Assessment Quarterly, 17:5, 541-558,CHILDES website: https://childes.talkbank.org4) The International Guide to Speech Acquisition (2007), Sharynne McLeod (Ed.), Delmar Publishers Inc.The Oxford Handbook of Speech Development in Languages of the World, which will be an updated and expanded version of the Guide, is coming up in the near future.Please rate and review the podcast and thank you for listening! Also, make sure to follow me on: Facebook - SLP Corner Instagram - slpcornerCheck out my blog: www.slpcorner.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/slpcorner)

My SLP professor, Dr. Stefka Marinova-Todd, is back on the SLP Corner podcast! She is a developmental psycholinguist with her main research interests being bilingual language development and second language acquisition. Dr. Marinova-Todd is an Associate Professor at the School of Audiology and Speech Sciences at UBC and is currently an Associate Editor at Applied Psycholinguistics, and is on the editorial board at Language, Speech and Hearing Services in Schools which is an ASHA journal. Previous podcast recordings with Dr. Marinova-Todd:25. SLP CORNER: Bilingualism and Language Development with Dr. Marinova-Todd26. SLP CORNER - SNACK: Bilingualism and Autism with Dr. Marinova-ToddTwo recent articles from the US on working with Spanish-English bilingual children:Lazewnik, R., Creaghead, N. A., Smith, A. B., Prendeville, J. A., Raisor-Becker, L., & Silbert, N. (2019). Identifiers of Language Impairment for Spanish-English Dual Language Learners. Language, speech, and hearing services in schools, 50(1), 126–137. Elizabeth D. Peña, Lisa M Bedore, Mirza J. Lugo-Neris & Nahar Albudoor (2020) Identifying Developmental Language Disorder in School Age Bilinguals: Semantics, Grammar, and Narratives, Language Assessment Quarterly, 17:5, 541-558,Please rate and review the podcast and thank you for listening! Also, make sure to follow me on: Facebook - SLP Corner Instagram - slpcornerCheck out my blog: www.slpcorner.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/slpcorner)

Polina Marinova Pompliano is the founder of The Profile, a media outlet and newsletter that publishes long-form profiles of the world's most successful people. Polina reads millions of words each year and distills them into actionable, captivating stories that she releases to her audience every Sunday.Before going full-time on The Profile, Polina spent years working at Fortune Magazine where she wrote Term Sheet, one of the largest venture capital and private equity dealmaking publications in the world. Prior to that, Polina graduated from The University of Georgia, where she was the editor and chief of the independent collegiate newspaper, The Red & Black.Links:Subscribe to The Profile: https://theprofile.substack.com/subscribeFollow Polina on Twitter: https://twitter.com/polina_marinovaRecommended Biographies:The Sun Does Shine by Anthony Ray Hinton and Lara Love Hardin.The Choice by Edith Eger.A House in the Sky by Amanda Lindhout.Help The Louis and Kyle Show:If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend!If you want to reach out to us, please do so on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LouisKyleShowEmail us: LouisandKyleShow@gmail.com

In last week’s panel on B2B media, I asked three experts for their advice on growing a newsletter. I spoke with Mark Stenberg, a media reporter for AdWeek and author of the newsletter Medialyte, Josh Kaplan, who previously helped scale Morning Brew and works with creators like Kinsey Grant and Colin & Samir to develop their brands, and Polina Marinova Pompliano, who writes the wildly popular newsletter The Profile. All three shared their top advice for newsletter writers. 

On this episode, Polina Marinova, a graduate of UGA's Grady School of Journalism is back to talk about some of her latest dossiers on The Rock and Dolly Parton! She writes about and interviews some of the most successful, fascinating, and compelling people in business and life. She shares with us the lessons that she learned from writing about the Rock, Dolly Parton, and Martha Stewart; and on her captivating interviews with Brandon Stanton (author, Humans of New York; UGA alum) and Sidra Qasim (Co-founder of Atoms), and Chris C. Miller (former Acting Secretary of Defense; Green Beret). She also talks about her interview with Noah Galloway, an Army veteran who found new purpose after a roadside bomb claimed his left leg and arm in the Iraq war to become an author, a contestant on Dancing with the Stars, and an ultra-athlete.Polina is the founder of The Profile, a weekly newsletter that features profiles on successful people and companies across areas of business, entertainment, tech, sports, and more. Formerly, she was the author of Fortune Magazine's Term Sheet, a daily newsletter on deals and dealmakers, startups and venture capitalists. You can catch her weekly dossiers, interviews, podcasts, and much more by going to theprofileread.com!33N83W is a podcast curated for the alumni and fans of the University of Georgia. It’s my mission with every episode to remind you of all the reasons why you can be proud to be a bulldawg! I do this every episode by introducing you to the alumni and people who have made a difference and continue to inspire us. Listen to 33N83W on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, and Spreaker.

This conversation is led by Bleacher Report founder Dave Nemetz, featuring Polina Marinova (The Profile Dossier), Jonathan Hunt (Complex), and Brian Morrissey (Digiday Media). The lessons compressed in this conversation are wide-ranging and if there's anything you need to learn about content-led growth, this is it. It was originally held on Clubhouse for Dave's awesome show, The Audience Builders, and I reached out to him requesting to post this on Steal My Marketing 2 days back. And BOOM. Enjoy the conversation :) And btw, I spent last night reading through some of the best essays I've read in a while on Dave's blog. Tons of material on the early days of Bleacher Report. Check it out - (https://davenemetz.com/essays) Here are the show notes :) 02:17 - How I scaled The Profile Dossier to tens of thousands of subscribers 08:51 - Convincing Morning Brew newsletter with 2.5 million subscribers to collaborate with me 10:44 - Complex: the convergence of culture and how we built a business around it 16:15 - Going full time with your creative projects and the systematic bias toward strong networks 20:44 - Substack severely lacks creator tools and how to improve it 27:16 - Retaining talent in the media space after they become stars 29:18 - Paid podcasts marketplaces in China and funding creators like startups 36:12 - Every couple of years, someone proclaims that websites are dead. They're not. 40:35 - Why publishing everything at midnight gives Digiday a leverage 44:17 - Creating evergreen content and the power of long-tail 47:07 - Evergreen Profiles by Polina: Elon Musk and Charlie Munger I write a few awesome emails a month here (https://stealmymarketing.substack.com) You can also follow me on Twitter for similar stuff. My DMs are open (https://twitter.com/AbhishekLpd) Dave Nemetz (https://twitter.com/davenemetz) Polina Marinova (https://twitter.com/polina_marinova) Jonathan Hunt (https://twitter.com/jonathan_h) Brian Morrissey (https://twitter.com/bmorrissey) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/intellectual-software/message

Extracted from the slimey coating on brown seaweed types, fucoidan is a dietary fibre with multiple applications in nutraceuticals, delivering potential across gut health, immunity, inflammation, and skin care.  A relatively new ingredient, fucoidan excites researchers and experts with its vast array of health benefits. Paul Garrott, CEO and managing director at Marinova, a Tasmanian biotech company specialising in fucoidan, shares an overview of this unique ingredient and its market potential.  Understanding how fucoidan is extracted and processed  Exploring known benefits and common applications, including interest in anti-viral and respiratory health properties The COVID-19 impact and identifying the greatest future market opportunities  Key considerations surrounding responsible sourcing for brand owners

Polina Marinova Pompliano is the writer behind The Profile. In this conversation, we spoke about her very first job, the five daily habits she tracks to create a great day, and The Rock sharing her work.

In this episode of Infinite Loops, we spoke with Polina Marinova, founder, and author of The Profilenewsletter, which covers the masters and experts within various industries. In this conversation we covered: Polina’s decision to leave Fortune The business aspect of content creation Lessons learned from profiling the greats How The Profile has evolved over time Developing an alter ego And MUCH more Follow Polina on Twitter (https://twitter.com/polina_marinova) and check out her newsletter (https://readtheprofile.com/).

From childhood as a Bulgarian immigrant to becoming a prolific writer at FORTUNE, this episode is filled with gems that will leave you craving for more. In today's episode, I chat with Polina Marinova Pompliano, who is the founder of The Profile, a new media company that features long-form profiles of successful people and companies each week. Previously, she spent five years at FORTUNE where she was the author and editor of Term Sheet, FORTUNE’s industry-leading dealmaking newsletter. Polina has interviewed the industry’s most influential dealmakers, including Melinda Gates, Steve Case, Chamath Palihapitiya, Alexis Ohanian, and more. She graduated from the University of Georgia and started her career at CNN and USA TODAY.

Esta semana hemos hablado de los temazos que se quedaron sin entrar en la final. Con Félix González, Christian Montenegro y Arturo Briz hemos repasado temazos como los de Greta Salome, Kate Ryan o Evridiki, que por desgracia, no pasaron a la final. Además hemos repasado las preselecciones que se están llevando a cabo: opinamos del 'Discoteque' de The roop y analizamos la que será una batalla épica en la final de la presleección de Noruega. KEiiNO con 'Monument' Vs Raylee con 'Hero'. ¿Con cuál os quedáis? ¡Síguenos en instagram @stories.radiocastellar y participa en el programa! Music: https://www.silvermansound.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stories-de/message

Polina Marinova Pompliano is the author of The Profile, a newsletter that profiles the world's most successful people. She spent five years at FORTUNE, where she was the author + editor of Term Sheet, an industry-leading newsletter on dealmaking. Polina has interviewed some of the most influential dealmakers in the world, including: Melinda Gates, Steve Case, Chamath Palihapitiya and others. Watch & Subscribe on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XFIPkG0rbvU Let us know what you think on Twitter: @bzaidi @polina_marinova Full show notes on creatorlab.fm In the conversation, you'll learn about: the rise of independent writers + the creator economy evolution of the media landscape future of media monetization her writing process + the art of the edit actionable lessons from The Profile, featuring: Malcolm Gladwell, Charlie Munger, Anthony Bourdain, Ira Glass, Elon Musk + more Timestamps: 2:47 Intro 5:03 "Oprah is not JUST Oprah" 9:54 Leaving Fortune Magazine 15:44 Background On The Profile 19:09 Expectations vs Reality 23:43 Why Polina Uses Substack For Her Newsletter 27:13 Evolution of Monetization in New Media 36:20 Writing Process: Summarizing 128 Books 40:53 The Art of The Edit 44:13 Building Your Initial Audience 45:50 Growing An Audience Lessons From The Profile: 48:30 Gladwell: "3 Hours of Thinking for 1 Hour of Writing" 51:55 "Interesting, Not Perfect" 53:54 How To Find Meaning In Your Work 55:32 Ira Glass: "Great Stories Happen To Those Who Can Tell Them" 58:00 Charlie Munger: Inversion + Avoidance of Stupidity 59:29 Survivor vs Victim 1:00:46 The Bourdain Principle 1:05:46 Lessons From Shonda Rhimes 1:09:02 "I'm No Longer Looking For An Enemy..." 1:11:23 Guy Raz: Stories We Tell Ourselves 1:13:32 Elon Musk: The Chef vs The Cook 1:16:34 Thinking From First Principles 1:19:04 Unconcious Bias 1:20:25 Human Hardware vs Software 1:22:16 Wrap Up

The same day that New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the first statewide stay-at-home order, Polina Marinova voluntarily left a steady paycheck and a prestigious job as an editor at Fortune to pursue building a media company of her own.While the uncertainty may have scared most people, Polina realized that her newsletter The Profile, which she started as a side project while still at Fortune, had the potential to become its own standalone media business.Since leaving Fortune, she has proven that she was right. The Profile has become one of the most popular publications on Substack with an enthusiastic reader base spanning across the business and media landscape.On this private call, Polina shared everything she's learned turning what was once a side project into a full-time, one-person media business. We discussed what ultimately convinced her to go all-in, how she's built momentum and a loyal following, and how she consistently produces high-quality work.

Monetizing Media host Eric Peckham discusses the trend of one-person newsletter businesses with Polina Marinova Pompliano. A former journalist at Fortune Magazine, Polina is part of a recent wave of content creators to launch their own freemium subscription newsletters using the Substack platform. She shares her steps in growing The Profile, the software tools she uses, her audience development tactics, and her assessment of why the trend of leading journalists going solo will continue. // Join the Monetizing Media newsletter and find more resources at MonetizingMedia.com // Subscribe to The Profile at theprofile.substack.com

Aflevering 8 en I'm excited! We hebben vandaag cognitief psycholoog Mila Marinova met ons en samen met haar spreek ik over de controlekamer van ons lichaam, de hersenen! Mila is heel gepassioneerd hierover zoals je zal horen in ons gesprek, de ideale persoon dus om al mijn vragen op af te schieten! We spreken over de hersenen, wat ze doen tijdens het sporten en het grote effect dat ze hebben op ons lichaam! We horen al vlug dat op elk vlak van lichamelijke beweging de hersenen wel ergens een functie hebben. Een hele lijst aan andere onderwerpen komen ook aan bod zoals slaap, mindset, breathing,... Mila is echt een encyclopedie aan informatie en deeelt deze graag met ons! Deze podcast is echt wel het luisteren waard we krijgen zoveel valuable information! Big thanks to Mila, ze is awesome en deelt dit met zoveel passie! Enjoy! links:

Since discovering the art of reporting at her high school newspaper, Polina Marinova Pompliano has built a name for herself as an accomplished journalist and entrepreneur. Polina graduated from the University of Georgia in 2013 with a degree in journalism and sociology, having experience as Editor-in-Chief of the school paper and internships at CNN and USA Today under her belt. Chasing a long-held dream to pursue journalism in New York City, Polina hustled through 16-hour workdays to turn her dreams into a reality, ultimately landing a role as a social media editor at Fortune Magazine. Polina worked her way up to reporting on entrepreneurship and eventually led daily curation of The Term Sheet, a must-read morning newsletter by Fortune on tech and venture capital. Along the way, Polina had also been hard at work building a newsletter dedicated solely to highlighting the profiles of interesting and successful people and companies. As readership and her pull to build The Profile into a broader media company grew, in March of 2020 (at the start of the pandemic), Polina took a leap of faith and quit her role at Fortune to pursue The Profile full-time. In this week's episode of Passages, I ask Polina about her journey studying and pursuing journalism, how she found her way to Fortune, her experience reporting on finance & venture capital (topics she initially knew nothing about), a day-in-the-life working for a major media publication, and lessons she's learned from reporting on the greats. From aspiring journalists, to entrepreneurs, to anyone interested in the life and rise of a major media reporter, this episode was made for you. -------- Mentioned in today's episode: Coffee with a Journalist: Polina Marinova, Fortune: https://bit.ly/3kd3z3O “I quit my job at the start of the pandemic to launch a company. Here's what I've learned in the first 90 days”: https://bit.ly/37fACk5 The Term Sheet, by Fortune Magazine: https://bit.ly/37mkjSN “Heineken's Charlene de Carvalho: A self-made heiress”: https://bit.ly/3nWVfaR “The True Story of the Flamin' Hot Cheetos Inventor Richard Montañez”: https://bit.ly/31yi3Ej “Chef's Table's Grant Achatz Forges His Own Path Through Modern American Cuisine”: https://bit.ly/3dCNIJy “Brandon Stanton, the Photographer Who Captures Our Humanity”: https://bit.ly/356669z -------- Subscribe to The Profile: https://bit.ly/3o3pz3B Follow The Profile on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3j9vEYk Follow Polina on Twitter: https://bit.ly/3lTEwmM More from The Passages Project: https://bit.ly/3cBJW2k Follow The Passages Project on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2T5KnZM Follow Chloe on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2T2pOxB

My guest this week runs The Profile. Polina Marinova Pompliano is a rising star in the world of journalism.  At a young age, she's already made an impact, amassing nearly 50,000 Twitter followers, and thousands of subscribers to her weekly newsletter.   How does she do it?  Two words: curation and consistency. In this conversation, I uncover the mindset, language, and behavior that has made her a huge success who's still on the climb.  Email me at Joe@onepercentbetterproject.com and let me know what you thought. As always, thanks for listening! --JF 

Life during pandemic - Живот по време на пандемия

In this episode, I'm speaking with author and journalist Polina Marinova Pompliano. At the beginning of the pandemic, she left her high-profile job as author of Fortune's Term Sheet to pursue her own path with The Profile, a new media company she founded to focus on learning from the most successful people and companies. We talk about the challenges she has encountered along the way, beginning with moving to the United States as a kid and having to learn English.

In this episode, I'm speaking with author and journalist Polina Marinova Pompliano. At the beginning of the pandemic, she left her high-profile job as author of Fortune's Term Sheet to pursue her own path with The Profile, a new media company she founded to focus on learning from the most successful people and companies. We talk about the challenges she has encountered along the way, beginning with moving to the United States as a kid and having to learn English.

Polina Marinova offers the perfect upgrade to your reading diet. She writes The Profile: a newsletter of the world’s greatest people and companies in business, entertainment, tech, sports, and more.

Polina (@polina_marinova) is a writer, an entrepreneur, and creator of The Profile. The Profile is a media that company allows you to "Learn from the most successful people and companies every Sunday morning." Polina and I first met each other during a invite only mastermind session that was put together by "The Hustle." Once I discovered Polina's work, I instantly became hooked and I subscribed to her newsletter. Polina combines a journalistic writing style with her own unique perspective and uses her insight to create Profiles on some of the worlds most successful and inspirational figures. In addition, she writes a members only Dossier, in which she does a deep dive on one specific figure and brings us the deep level thinking, habits and behaviors that successful individuals display in their lives. This was my favorite conversation I've had yet on the podcast. I walked away from this interview inspired and ready to take action on my own work.

When episodes are labelled SLP CORNER - SNACK it just means that it is a shorter version of my regular podcast that offers bite sized information that is interesting and worth a discussion. Dr. Stefka Marinova-Todd is joining us again today to discuss all things bilingualism and children with special needs. Dr. Marinova-Todd is a developmental psycholinguist with her main research interests being bilingual language development and second language acquisition. Dr. Marinova-Todd is an Associate Professor at the School of Audiology and Speech Sciences at UBC and is currently an Associate Editor at Applied Psycholinguistics, and is on the editorial board at Language, Speech and Hearing Services in Schools which is an ASHA journal. We cover questions such as: - Are there differences in early language development between monolingual and bilingual-exposed young children with autism? - If a child has autism, and the parents first language is not English, which language should they speak to their child in and why? Should parents speak in a language they aren’t fully proficient in? - If a child has special needs should they still be learning another language if their siblings are but the parents L1 is English?You can follow me on:Facebook - SLP Corner Instagram - slpcornerCheck out my blog: www.slpcorner.com As always, please rate and review my podcast and thank you for listening!

I am very excited for my guest today! It is my favourite SLP professor Dr. Stefka Marinova-Todd. She is a developmental psycholinguist with her main research interests being bilingual language development and second language acquisition. Dr. Marinova-Todd is an Associate Professor at the School of Audiology and Speech Sciences at UBC and is currently an Associate Editor at Applied Psycholinguistics, and is on the editorial board at Language, Speech and Hearing Services in Schools which is an ASHA journal. We cover popular questions such as:- When are you considered a bilingual? What does it mean to be bilingual? - What are the benefits to learning a second language? - Is bilingualism or learning a second language the reason why a child is a “late talker” or experiencing delays in their language development? - When is it too late or is it never too late to learn a second language in childhood? We also talk about language immersion schools, code-switching, milestones and tips for introducing a new language to your child. You can follow me on:Facebook - SLP Corner Instagram - slpcornerCheck out my blog: www.slpcorner.com As always, please rate and review my podcast and thank you for listening!

Fucoidans, which occur naturally in seaweeds, have previously been shown to have a range of possible clinical applications. In a review study, Dr Helen Fitton and her team from the biotechnology company, Marinova, discuss the breadth and depth of new fucoidan research – from their potential use in cancer treatment, to their possible effcts on microbiome. Finally, they cover new techniques for the measurement, production and delivery of fucoidans, which are supporting the transition from research to clinical application.

Learn from the most successful people and companies every week with Polina Marinova’s The Profile, a popular weekly newsletter that features stories and dossiers on people and companies across areas of business, entertainment, tech, sports, and more. Take for example, in a recently published dossier, The Profile highlights Kenneth Feinberg, the Master of Disaster, and his life as the man who oversees the funds that compensates victims of events such as 9/11 terrorist attacks, the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings, and the Boston Marathon bombings, to name a few. Polina is the former author of Fortune Magazine’s Term Sheet, a widely-read daily newsletter on deals and dealmakers, startups and venture capitalists. She has interviewed some of the most inspirational and successful people in business, and she joins 33N83W remotely from her home office in NYC to talk about The Profile and the impact that Covid-19 has had on some of our favorite startups and businesses.

The panic through the eyes of a young New Yorker who’s building a subscription business in 2020 Guest - Polina Marinova, Founder at The Profile howardlindzon.com, readtheprofile.com Twitter: @howardlindzon, @polina_marinova, @knutjensen

Polina Marinova is the founder and editor-in-chief of the Profile. She quit her job at Fortune Magazine on March 20th - during the crescendo of our global pandemic - to scale her business full-time. Polina and I had a tremendous conversation on her creative process, the vision and life experiences behind the decision to start the Profile, the secrets behind great newsletters and writing world-class features, as well our mutual love of Tiger King. Shout out to all my cool cats and kittens.

Polina Marinova is the Founder of 'The Profile', a weekly newsletter featuring the best long-form profiles of the world's most successful people and companies. She previously worked at Fortune, where she wrote the popular 'Term Sheet' on a daily basis. In this conversation, Polina and Anthony discuss their recent engagement, growing up in Bulgaria, moving to the United States, leading a mass walkout in college, her 5 years at Fortune Magazine, and making the jump into entrepreneurship during a global pandemic. =============================== CRYPTO.COM-----The only all-in-one platform that allows you to BUY / SELL / STORE / EARN / LOAN / INVEST crypto all from one place. Join over 1 million users currently using the Crypto.com app. Download and earn $50 USD using my code ‘pomp2020’, or use the link http://platinum.crypto.com/r/pomp2020 when you sign up for one of their metal cards today. TAXBIT-----Refund-maximizing, cryptocurrency tax software you can depend on. Visit taxbit.com/invite/pomp and receive 10% off your tax plan today by signing up for a free trial. LEDGER----- Ledger hardware wallets empower you to optimally secure, own and control your crypto. Visit ledger.com and give yourself peace of mind by knowing that your cryptocurrencies are safe.

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Polina Marinova, UGA Grady School of Journalism grad and Editor-in-Chief of Fortune Magazine’s Term Sheet, dishes on her journey to her dream job at Fortune, the growth of female founded startup unicorns ($1B startups), and her conversation with billionaire Steve Schwarzman, CEO and founder of Blackstone. Also, former UGA Track and Field star, Danny Soule, comments on the freshman phenom on the Track and Field team, Matthew Boling, who shot to international stardom earlier this year.

Our latest guest is none other than Polina Marinova from Fortune magazine. She's the author or "Term Sheet" as well as the weekly newsletter "The Profile." In this episode, Beck and Polina dive into her itch to move to NYC, her start as a community manager and so much more.

Journalists Murder and the Bulgarian FalloutChilly Pete and Newsweek's Cristina Lee Maza are joined by reporter Michael Colborne to discuss the suspicious death of a Bulgarian journalist and the political fallout in Bulgaria and the surrounding political community.Listen to Chilly Underground live every Saturday 1pm on Radio RAMPA 620 AMFor more visit: www.ChillyUnderground.com

Goodbye checks and balances, hello authoritarian shitshow! In the latest Gaslit Nation, Sarah and Andrea discuss the demolishment of checks and balances now that the independence and integrity of the judiciary are gone – joining a legislature that has been, in the words of Senator Patrick Leahy, reduced to little more than an arm of the Trump White House. As we predicted, this was a historic week for America, one that will be remembered as a turning point toward consolidated autocracy. So speak while you can still speak, and vote while you can still vote. We discuss the aftermath of the Kavanaugh confirmation, the tattered future of the Mueller investigation, the possible compromise of the FBI, and the transnational crackdown on journalists who document corruption and speak up against repressive governments. In one week, Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi went missing and was allegedly murdered in the Saudi Arabian embassy in Turkey, and Bulgarian journalist Viktoria Marinova was murdered in a Bulgarian border town, making her the third high profile journalist to be murdered in the EUthis year. Both had critiqued the repression and corruption of their countries. These are also dangerous times for US journalism, as Trump continues his attack on the free press and his dehumanization of anyone who dares criticize him. We discuss the dark future of a world run by a transnational crime syndicate seemingly held in check by no one. Many of our worst fears have been realized; those baselessly claiming a “deux ex Mueller” was coming were severely mistaken.  What we have, in the end, are ourselves and each other to save – along with what’s left of our country. We end the episode with an interview with Sydette Harry, a writer whose prescient analysis of the weaponization of digital media should have been heeded years ago, and whose advice on how to survive in an autocratic political landscape should be heeded now. A Special Announcement from Gaslit Nation Thank you to everyone who participated in the Crush the Midterms Challenge. We asked you to create a plan on CrushTheMidterms.org, tweet your plan to @gaslitnation, and from those that we received we chose a winner -- @indigoiis -- who will be sent a signed copy of Sarah’s New York Times bestselling book, The View from Flyover Country: Dispatches from the Forgotten America.  If you participated and didn’t win yet, the contest continues, a new winner announced every week, through election day, November 6th. So send us your Crush the Midterms plan if you haven’t already. We’re also introducing a new contest, the 1,000 Doors Challenge. Join Andrea in a moonshot goal of knocking on 1,000 doors between now and election day. It’s a big goal, but striving for it could help make a difference in the most important midterms in our nation’s history. Tweet a photo of yourself canvassing to @gaslitnation and the winner, chosen on November 6th, will get a signed copy of Sarah’s book and an invitation to come on our show as a special guest. A group of Harvard students created a great YouTube series called Resistance School, and their basic explainer video of how to knock on doors to get out the vote shows just how easy and fun this effective outreach strategy can be! 

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Moorden op kritische journalisten: het leek altijd iets van verre landen als Mexico of Nigeria. Maar met de moord op de Bulgaarse onderzoeksjournalist Victoria Marinova staat de teller in Europa inmiddels ook al op drie in een jaar tijd. Marinova deed onderzoek naar fraude met EU-fondsen en werd gisterendood gevonden na te zijn verkracht en gewurgd. Wat zit er achter deze aanslagen op journalisten en in hoeverre moeten we ons ook in Nederland zorgen maken? Te gast is Leon Willems van de organisatie Free Press Unlimited.

In this episode, we talk to Fortune Magazine associate editor Polina Marinova about why career challenges can present the best opportunities to grow and the importance of a willingness to start from the bottom of the professional totem pole.

Bradley Tusk talks with Polina Marinova, Associate Editor and writer of the Term Sheet newsletter for Fortune Magazine.

The applications that demand deep learning range from self-driving cars to healthcare, but the way that models are developed and trained is similar. A model is trained in the cloud and deployed to a device. The device engages with the real world, gathering more data. That data is sent back to the cloud, where it The post Deep Learning Systems with Milena Marinova appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.