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It's Thanksgiving, and a time we give thanks for all our blessings. However, sometimes, it's important to be thankful for the things we don't often think about. Now, our "shadow self" is the unconscious, repressed, or rejected parts of our personality that we hide from ourselves and others. When we say be thankful for everything, shouldn't this also include all of the parts of who we are? On today's episode, Tony Wechsler and Matina Singh are going to discuss “Gratitude for the Shadows.”Matina can be found on Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/coachmatina https://www.instagram.com/singhmatina/Her website: https://www.matinasingh.com/And check out her podcast:https://open.spotify.com/show/3rBabzGZ7cjMPKCr8ackUWAs always, you are invited to join the Strive to ThriveFacebook group for a supportive community.... https://www.facebook.com/groups/strivetothrivepage   BTW...If you love this episode, please take a screenshot, share it on your Facebook story and tag me @TonyWechsler And remember to download the eBook, Strive to Thrive at https://tonywcoaching.com/  

Um frade ficou conhecido por ser o único prisioneiro a matar um inquisidor dentro da prisão da Inquisição em Palermo, na Itália no século 17.Diego la Matina, ou Fra Diego la Matina, foi preso pelo tribunal da Inquisição durante o domínio da Sicília pela Monarquia Hispânica dos Habsburgo. Ele se rebelou, fugiu de lá, foi capturado de novo e matou um inquisidor, mas o que será que aconteceu com ele depois?Nesse episódio eu vou te contar tudo o que se sabe sobre Diego La Matina, falar da sua vida antes da Inquisição, da sua captura, e seu crime que marcou a história. Além disso, vou te dar todo o contexto da Inquisição na Sicília e te falar sobre a minha visita ao Palazzo Chiaramonte-Steri, a prisão que existe até hoje em Palermo e foi um dos lugares mais incríveis que eu já visitei.Locais mencionados no episódio:Palazzo Chiaramonte-SteriPara contato, parcerias e sugestão de episódios, envie um e-mail para: ⁠passaporteprocrime@gmail.com⁠Se você gosta do Passaporte pro Crime, considere apoiar o projeto via:Orelo: ⁠⁠orelo.cc/passaporteprocrime⁠Apoia.se: https://apoia.se/passaporteprocrimePatreon: patreon.com/PassaporteproCrimePara ficar por dentro de novidades e fofocas da vida da apresentadora, é só seguir:Instagram: @andressaisferTikTok: @andressa.isferApoiadores agora têm acesso a conteúdos exclusivos! Não esqueça de conferir!E aos já apoiadores, meu muitíssssimo obrigada!

Today, I welcome Matina Singh to Let Fear Bounce.Her story is one of courage, resilience, and transformation. Over a year after leaving an unhealthy marriage, she found herself sitting in the silence of her living room—still wrestling with doubts, legal battles, financial strain, and motherhood. She had left, but she hadn't yet healed.Was the abuse really that bad? Maybe he was right... Maybe I'm not good enough.Instead of accepting that pain as her new reality, Matina asked herself a powerful question: What if there's another way? That spark set her on a journey of relentless self-discovery. Matina has made it her mission to help others find emotional freedom and empowerment from past pain.Get ready for a conversation filled with raw honesty, hope, and inspiration. Please join me in welcoming the amazing Matina Singh.https://www.matinasingh.com/aboutPodcast: From Loneliness to Overflow with Matina https://open.spotify.com/show/3rBabzGZ7cjMPKCr8ackUW?si=ba36f92ca9e3456fYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MatinaSingh/podcastsLearn more about your host, Kim Lenglingwww.kimlenglingauthor.com#LetFearBounce #KimLengling #MatinaSingh #FromLonelinessToOverflow #HealingJourney #EmotionalFreedom #Resilience #Empowerment #Inspiration #Transformation #OvercomingAbuse #PersonalGrowth #SelfDiscovery #Courage #Hope #PodcastInterview #WomenEmpowerment #FaithAndHealing #MotivationalPodcast #StorytellingForChange

Is-Sur Joseph Matina, iċ-Chairperson ta' Channel 31 Melbourne, jitkellem dwar il-Multicultural Mental Health Film Festival iffaċilitat mill-Mental Health Foundation Australia.

Mattias är nu mera Anis Don Matina och Josef somnar i kön på ICA i veckans avsnitt!Avsnittet på YouTube ► https://youtu.be/MZSH7aFYaI8Bli en Synkare idag! ► patreon.com/SynkatPodcastSynkat består av:Mattias ► youtube.com/@MatinbumJosef ► youtube.com/@GlootenMaila oss på ► synkatpodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

La lucha frontal contra el crimen organizado y la peor ola de violencia que ha vivido Costa Rica en los últimos tres años con la mayor cantidad de homicidios, requiere de un trabajo conjunto. Pero ese no es el panorama que estamos viviendo. A las pruebas nos remitimos: dos importantes actos de rendición de cuentas, en diciembre y enero, evidencian que la anterior coordinación con Seguridad Pública y la Policía Judicial no es tan potente como en anteriores administraciones. El director del OIJ, con preocupación, lo ha dejado en claro. Además, en plena ejecución de la Operación Caribe 2.0, concentrada en el cantón de Matina con la participación de agentes del OIJ, declaraciones del ministro Mario Zamora cayeron como un balde de agua fría. No es la primera vez que el jerarca, antes de dar cuentas de los resultados de la Operación Costa Rica Segura Plus, que es el plan de la administración Chaves Robles, señala a los gobiernos anteriores como responsables de la poca inversión y del desorden que supuestamente recibió en el Ministerio de Seguridad. A tales niveles llegó el desacuerdo que aseguró que los decomisos de droga, habrían sido duplicados alterando las cifras oficiales para -aparentemente- justificar la caída abrupta de decomisos en esta administración, que no llegan ni a la mitad de los que antes se realizaban. Esto llevó al exministro de Seguridad y hoy subdirector del OIJ, Michael Soto, a desmentir de plano los argumentos de Zamora. Otro hecho que demuestra las tensiones es la carta (conocida en las últimas horas) en la que, por orden del ministro de Hacienda, Nogui Acosta, se notificó al Poder Judicial que no se girarán los más de 9 mil millones de colones que la Asamblea Legislativa ordenó entregar para la lucha contra la criminalidad. Para ponderar lo que sucede y poner foco a las acciones de este año conversaremos mañana con el director del OIJ don Randall Zúñiga.

E ftuar në “Live From Tirana” ka qenë mjekja nutricioniste, Matina Çobo. Ajo ka dhënë këshillat e saj në lidhje me ushqimet dhe më saktësisht për llojet e supës së dimrit që nuk duhet të mungojnë në tavolinën tuaj këtë sezon. Ja përbërësit që këshillon ajo që duhet të konumoni…

Is-Sur Joseph Matina, teżorier u chairman tal-attivitajiet tal-Kunsill Malti ta' Victoria jitkellem ma' Joe Axiaq, dwar il-ħatra ta' esekuttiv ġdid u l-attivitajiet li għandhom ippjanati għall-istaġun tal-Milied u x-xhur li ġejjin.

Overflow is defined as to extend beyond the limits; It means to be very abundant or to be more than enough. Sometimes, in those lonely moments that happen in our lives, we don't feel very abundant or overflowing at all. So how do we learn to recognize those deep connections that are right in front of us and savor those beautiful moments life can bring? On today's episode, Tony Wechsler and Matina Singh are going to discuss, “From Loneliness to Overflow.” Matina can be reached on Social Media at: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/coachmatina⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/Singhmatina⁠ Her website: ⁠https://www.matinasingh.com/⁠ And check out her podcast: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/3rBabzGZ7cjMPKCr8ackUW⁠ As always, you are invited to join the Strive to Thrive Facebook group for a supportive community.... ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/strivetothrivepage⁠    BTW...If you love this episode, please take a screenshot, share it on your Facebook story and tag me @TonyWechsler  And remember to download the eBook, Strive to Thrive at ⁠https://tonywcoaching.com/⁠  

Analizar Costa Rica con las particularidades de las 84 realidades de sus cantones, con relación a su desarrollo humano, pobreza multidimensional, condiciones de desigualdad y desarrollo e inequidad de género, es un ejercicio necesario para que las instituciones tengan la información para mejorar la calidad de vida de la ciudadanía. Y este detallado trabajo ya se viene realizando en el país y ya contamos con la nueva versión del Atlas de Desarrollo Humano Cantonal 2024 con el auspicio del Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo (PNUD), la Escuela de Estadística de la Universidad de Costa Rica y el Sistema Nacional de Información y Registro Único de Beneficiarios del Estado (Sinirube). Y los resultados son más que claros. De manera general, los índices muestran una mejora en el promedio nacional, en los de desarrollo humano, desigualdad, que reflejan una recuperación notable tras la caída durante la pandemia. Los 10 cantones con mayor desarrollo humano fueron: Santa Ana, Belén, Escazú, Montes de Oca, Heredia, Santo Domingo, San Pablo, Curridabat, San Rafael y Flores; los de menor desarrollo humano fueron Matina, Buenos Aires, Los Chiles, San Mateo, Guatuso, Coto Brus, Talamanca, Guácimo, La Cruz y Dota. Si se hace el análisis provincial se revela que cantones de las provincias de Guanacaste, Puntarenas y Limón se sitúan en su mayoría por debajo del promedio nacional, mientras que todos los cantones de la provincia de Heredia, a excepción de Sarapiquí, están por encima del promedio. En otras provincias no se observa un patrón definido. Para ahondar acerca de estos resultados y su utilidad conversaremos mañana con Randall Brenes del PNUD y con Alejandra Arias, profesora de estadística.

E ftuar nëpërmjet një lidhje telefonike për “Live From Tirana” ka qenë mjekja nutricioniste Matina Çobo. Ajo ka folur më shumë mbi trendet në TikTok që i bëjnë jehonë marrjes së suplementeve dhe vitaminave. Por a janë ato të rekomandueshme dhe si ta kuptojmë që i kemi të nevojshme për t'i përdorur pa ndikuar negativisht në shëndetin tonë?

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En ce mois de juillet, nous vous proposons de revivre les entretiens avec nos grands invités de l'économie venus ces derniers mois confier leur vision de l'avenir de ce monde et notamment de l'Afrique. Cette semaine, écoutez ou réécoutez d'abord l'échange avec Philippe Simo, fondateur d'Investir au Pays qui donne des conseils aux membres des diasporas africaines pour développer une activité en Afrique dans leur pays d'origine. Avec plus d'un million d'abonnés sur sa chaîne YouTube, cet influenceur Camerounais né à Douala, conférencier, motivateur, mentor professionnel, développe de nombreux business dans son pays mais aussi désormais en Côte d'Ivoire, en attendant la réalisation de ses projets au Sénégal.Dans la seconde partie de l'émission, retrouvez Matina Razafimahefa, cofondatrice et directrice de Sayna, startup spécialisée dans la formation aux métiers du digital et de l'apprentissage du code. Cette Franco-Malgache mène de nombreux combats pour développer le numérique sur le continent.Retrouvez l'entretien en vidéo iciAu micro de Bruno Faure (RFI) et Aurélie M'Bida (Jeune Afrique), cette jeune femme de 25 ans décrit le développement de Sayna à Madagascar et sur le reste du continent (notamment au Sénégal et en Côte d'Ivoire), ses partenariats notamment avec Orange et Axian, le déficit d'infrastructures, la formation de la main-d'oeuvre.

E ftuar në “Live From Tirana” ditën e sotme ka qenë mjekja nutricioniste, Matina Çobo. Ajo ka dhënë këshillat e saj në lidhje me ushqimet dhe konsuminin e alkoolit në sezonin e nxehtë të verës dhe jo vetëm…

En ce mois de juillet, nous vous proposons de revivre les entretiens avec nos grands invités de l'économie venus ces derniers mois confier leur vision de l'avenir de ce monde et notamment de l'Afrique. Cette semaine, écoutez ou réécoutez d'abord l'échange avec Philippe Simo, fondateur d'Investir au Pays qui donne des conseils aux membres des diasporas africaines pour développer une activité en Afrique dans leur pays d'origine. Avec plus d'un million d'abonnés sur sa chaîne YouTube, cet influenceur Camerounais né à Douala, conférencier, motivateur, mentor professionnel, développe de nombreux business dans son pays mais aussi désormais en Côte d'Ivoire, en attendant la réalisation de ses projets au Sénégal.Dans la seconde partie de l'émission, retrouvez Matina Razafimahefa, cofondatrice et directrice de Sayna, startup spécialisée dans la formation aux métiers du digital et de l'apprentissage du code. Cette Franco-Malgache mène de nombreux combats pour développer le numérique sur le continent.Retrouvez l'entretien en vidéo iciAu micro de Bruno Faure (RFI) et Aurélie M'Bida (Jeune Afrique), cette jeune femme de 25 ans décrit le développement de Sayna à Madagascar et sur le reste du continent (notamment au Sénégal et en Côte d'Ivoire), ses partenariats notamment avec Orange et Axian, le déficit d'infrastructures, la formation de la main-d'oeuvre.

Border violence. Hostage diplomacy. Vaccine purchases. Just some of the areas where opaqueness in EU decision-making can erode public trust and ultimately democracy. These also are areas where accountability journalism like freedom of information requests can help uncover undue influence by lobbies and foreign powers as well as abuses by security services. One of the highest profile cases of accountability journalism in Europe to date is the decision by The New York Times to sue the European Commission for access to phone messages — messages in which the Commission's president, Ursula von der Leyen, and the chief executive of Pfizer, Albert Bourla, reportedly negotiated vaccine purchases during the Covid-19 pandemic. Matina Stevis, the outgoing Brussels bureau chief for the Times, who is part of that lawsuit, says such scrutiny would be comparatively banal in jurisdictions like the US where news media and government regularly wrangle in court over the line between an executive's ability to govern and the public's right to know. But in the EU such scrutiny still can arouse accusations of euroscepticism and even sympathies with Brexit. Matina says the EU's accountability muscles need "deepening and flexing and exercising" but she also suggests reporters working EU corridors may need to do more to avoid "falling into the traps of access journalism" and "going, going softly so that people keep answering their phones when you call." Also in this episode, the pros and cons of reporting on the case of Johan Floderus, the EU official recently released from captivity in Iran. And a hard and harrowing look at the evidence of deadly actions by the Greek coastguard toward migrants on the Mediterranean Sea — and at the half-hearted attempts by Brussels to rein in such abuses amid tectonic shifts in refugee law and policy. These include calls for the so-called externalization of migration where refugees and asylum seekers must have their applications to enter the EU assessed offshore in countries like Albania or even Rwanda. Such shifts also entail discussions on reforming and even abandoning the 1951 Refugee Convention that was a key plank of postwar humanitarianism.Support the Show.

Ramener du business à Madagascar : c'est l'un des combats de Matina Razafimahefa, cofondatrice et directrice de Sayna, startup d'Edtech spécialisée sur la formation aux métiers du digital et de l'apprentissage du code. 6 ans après le lancement de son entreprise, cette Franco-Malgache au parcours déjà très riche est notre grande invitée de l'économie.  Au micro de Bruno Faure (RFI) et Aurélie M'Bida (Jeune Afrique), cette jeune femme de 25 ans décrit le développement de Sayna à Madagascar et sur le reste du continent (notamment au Sénégal et en Côte d'Ivoire), ses partenariats notamment avec Orange et Axian, le déficit d'infrastructures, la formation de la main-d'oeuvre. Matina Razafimahefa dévoile sa vision du secteur numérique en Afrique, de la promotion des femmes et des jeunes dans l'économie, du poids des GAFAM (que penser d'Elon Musk et Jeff Bezos ?), des similitudes entre les mondes du sport et de l'entreprise.L'entretien en vidéo sur la chaîne YouTube de RFI iciAvec les participations de :- Siakha Bakayoko, Business Development Manager de Sayna au Sénégal- Erwan Gelebart, directeur de Open innovation & Fintech d'Axian- Fokou Sa'a Ngounou Excelle Noëlla, étudiante-entrepreneure au Cameroun.

Ramener du business à Madagascar : c'est l'un des combats de Matina Razafimahefa, cofondatrice et directrice de Sayna, startup d'Edtech spécialisée sur la formation aux métiers du digital et de l'apprentissage du code. 6 ans après le lancement de son entreprise, cette Franco-Malgache au parcours déjà très riche est notre grande invitée de l'économie.  Au micro de Bruno Faure (RFI) et Aurélie M'Bida (Jeune Afrique), cette jeune femme de 25 ans décrit le développement de Sayna à Madagascar et sur le reste du continent (notamment au Sénégal et en Côte d'Ivoire), ses partenariats notamment avec Orange et Axian, le déficit d'infrastructures, la formation de la main-d'oeuvre. Matina Razafimahefa dévoile sa vision du secteur numérique en Afrique, de la promotion des femmes et des jeunes dans l'économie, du poids des GAFAM (que penser d'Elon Musk et Jeff Bezos ?), des similitudes entre les mondes du sport et de l'entreprise.L'entretien en vidéo sur la chaîne YouTube de RFI iciAvec les participations de :- Siakha Bakayoko, Business Development Manager de Sayna au Sénégal- Erwan Gelebart, directeur de Open innovation & Fintech d'Axian- Fokou Sa'a Ngounou Excelle Noëlla, étudiante-entrepreneure au Cameroun.

Allegra Poschmann is the CEO & Design Director at Pact, a design led, development driven studio that creates digital experiences.In this episode, Allegra shares her journey of substantial growth in the design industry and the compelling success of the nap dress. Listen as we explore the unique approaches to customer engagement and personalized brand experiences that are defining modern retail.Episode brought to you by More StaffingJoin 15k founders and marketers & get our pod highlights delivered directly to your inbox with the DTC Pod Newsletter!On this episode of DTC pod we cover:1. Introduction to Allegra Poschman2. The Success of the Nap Dress3. Creating Unique Customer Experiences4. Personalization Strategies5. The Connection between Online and Offline Experiences6. Pact's Approach to Client Relationships7. Collaborations and Projects8. Balancing Initiatives and Partnerships9. Strategic Focus and Client Onboarding10. Interest in AI and Brand Consistency11. Ingredient Showcase and SEO12. Understanding the Customer and Founder's Vision13. Success with Visionary Brands and FoundersTimestamps00:00 Small studio job changed career trajectory, company founded.05:35 Designers listen to clients for e-commerce insight.09:11 Improved metrics, long-term partnership, strategic direction.12:20 Optimizing Shopify capabilities for marketing science-focused products.13:32 Matina focuses on unique single origin sourcing.16:40 Using active ingredient to promote legitimacy in SEO.21:43 Understanding customer values and tailoring approach.25:59 Fashion brand grew, focused on unique products.29:20 Avoid replicating it, focus on personalized experiences.30:23 Personalization strategy works for studs' piercing studios.35:37 Businesses merging tech and physical products seamlessly.39:08 Curiosity about AI and brand product focus.40:55 Glossier brand focused on enhancing natural beauty. Shownotes powered by CastmagicPast guests & brands on DTC Pod include Gilt, PopSugar, Glossier, MadeIN, Prose, Bala, P.volve, Ritual, Bite, Oura, Levels, General Mills, Mid Day Squares, Prose, Arrae, Olipop, Ghia, Rosaluna, Form, Uncle Studios & many more. Additional episodes you might like:• #175 Ariel Vaisbort - How OLIPOP Runs Influencer, Community, & Affiliate Growth• #184 Jake Karls, Midday Squares - Turning Your Brand Into The Influencer With Content• #205 Kasey Stewart: Suckerz- - Powering Your Launch With 300 Million Organic Views• #219 JT Barnett: The TikTok Masterclass For Brands• #223 Lauren Kleinman: The PR & Affiliate Marketing Playbook• ​​​​#243 Kian Golzari - Source & Develop Products Like The World's Best Brands-----Have any questions about the show or topics you'd like us to explore further?Shoot us a DM; we'd love to hear from you.Want the weekly TL;DR of tips delivered to your mailbox?Check out our newsletter here and our Projects the DTC Pod team is working on:DTCetc - all our favorite brands on the internetOlivea - the extra virgin olive oil & hydroxytyrosol supplementCastmagic - AI Workspace for ContentFollow us for content, clips, giveaways, & updates!DTCPod InstagramDTCPod TwitterDTCPod TikTok ---Allegra Poschmann - CEO & Design Director at PactBlaine Bolus - Co-Founder of CastmagicRamon Berrios - Co-Founder of Castmagic

Pour écouter l'épisode en entier tapez "#375 - Matina Razafimahefa - Sayna - Réinventer l'école avec internet " sur votre plateforme d'écoute.

Au début, elle était juste une lycéenne en sport-étude qui cherchait un moyen efficace de réussir ses examens. En quelques clics, elle se plonge dans la pédagogie en ligne, un tuto YouTube après l'autre. Puis la lumière apparaît à Matina Razafimahefa : et si elle pouvait aider tous ses camarades de classe à réussir leurs examens ? Mieux : et si les apprentissages scolaires préparaient vraiment à travailler ? Avec cette ambition en tête et après quelques hackathons, Matina retourne dans le pays où elle a grandi, Madagascar, pour réinventer l'école en ligne avec Sayna. Elle devient ainsi la CEO de sa propre startup… à 19 ans. Et pour attaquer un problème massif sur un marché compliqué : aider les 10M de personnes qui arrivent chaque année sur le marché du travail africain et qui n'ont pas d'emploi à s'insérer professionnellement. À commencer par Madagascar, le 4ème pays le plus pauvre au monde. Associée à sa mère Nirina Rahoeliarivahy, elles créent une école 100% digitale pour enseigner l'informatique à tous, via une expérience d'apprentissage à la fois collective et personnalisée, adaptée aux modes de consommation africains. L'idée révolutionnaire : après un parcours d'enseignement des bases de la tech, les apprenants sont invités à travailler sur des projets IT, en l'échange d'une rémunération de 200-1000€. Le projet est géré de bout en bout par les élèves de Sayna, qui se le divisent en micro tasks pour apprendre étape par étape. Six ans plus tard, Sayna compte ses élèves à travers l'Afrique francophone, 15 salariés, une communauté de 1 000 travailleurs, une cinquantaine de personnes qui travaillent régulièrement sur les projets informatiques de ses partenaires. Et Matina Razafimahefa fait partie du classement Forbes Afrique 30 Under 30. Deux bonnes heures pour capter le microtasking, le marché du travail en Afrique et comment composer avec les différences culturelles. Mais aussi ce que ça signifie que d'être une (très) jeune femme « blasian » qui bataille pour avoir un impact réel sur la vie des gens et de nombreux autres sujets passionnants : Comment décupler les forces d'une PME malgache dans un contexte global ; L'impact de l'intelligence artificielle sur le microtasking ; Sa rencontre avec Jo-Wilfried Tsonga ; Comment soigner ses apprenants tout en leur assignant des micro tâches web ; À quoi s'attendre si on s'associe à sa mère. TIMELINE : 00:00:00 Tout a commencé avec un tuto YouTube 00:17:13 Sayna, comment ça marche ? 00:41:50 Les sujets culturels fondamentaux 00:51:15 Les débuts de sayna 01:03:50 Les défis de la globalisation des prestations de services 01:16:58 L'impact de l'IA sur les micro tasks 01:23:57 Comment les projets IT sont gérés chez Sayna 01:30:45 L'avenir de Sayna, de Madagascar 01:55:15 Les pleurs et remises en question 02:14:11 Comment faire grossir Sayna ? 02:18:55 Des idées de Matina pour progresser au travail 02:21:39 Son message pour la Matina de 19 ans 02:23:03 Lisez le magazine Harvard Business Review et African Digital Leaders Avec Matina nous avons cité d'anciens épisodes de GDIY : #364 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga - tennisman - Le 5ème des Big Four #137 Yannick Noah - Parler doucement pour se faire entendre fort #183 Sacha Poignonnec - Jumia - Là où il y a une volonté, il y a un chemin Avec Matina, nous avons parlé de : Sanya.io Microtasking Michaël Marzouk et Wirk.io Mechanical Turk Fiverr Cosa Vostra Tunisie Matina vous recommande de lire : African Digital Leaders 2023 Harvard Business Review La musique du générique vous plaît ? C'est à Morgan Prudhomme que je la dois ! Contactez-le sur : https://studio-module.com. Vous souhaitez sponsoriser Génération Do It Yourself ou nous proposer un partenariat ? Contactez mon label Orso Media via ce formulaire. Vous pouvez contacter Matina Razafimahefa sur Linkedin et Instagram.

Neste penúltimo The Bost of antes da retomada gloriosa de nosso podcast, Paulo, Pita, Chuvisco, Rafael e o casal de amiguinhos Bartô e Matina, falam sobre assuntos aleatoriamente gerados, sobre sexo geriátrico, dinossauros da internet, matinês, loucuras do tempo da escola e faculdade e muito mais.

"Sobre tudo o que se deve guardar, guarda o teu coração, porque dele procedem as fontes da vida." Provérbios 4:23

In dieser Episode beantworte ich die Frage von Matina, die sich Übungen für das Trainieren der Mischstimme gewünscht hat! Du bekommst zuerst wichtige Hintergrundinfos und kannst dann am Schluss wieder mit mir gemeinsam Übungen durchführen. Viel Spass! Weitere Tipps für deine Stimme und deinen Gesang: →  Lade Dir mein kostenloses PDF herunter mit Zehn einfachen Tipps mit denen Du sofort deinen Gesang verbesserstKostenloses Webinar: "Welche 3 Fehler verhindern, dein volles gesangliches Potenzial zu entfalten"→ Wöchentliche Gesangstipps auf Instagram oder Facebook → Mehr Infos über mich: https://raum-fuer-gesang.com/uber-mich 

115. Harvest Your Potential with the American Farm School — Thessaloniki, Greece American Farm School: a program to teach the principles of being stewards of the land while developing the whole person. Matina Marks Today's Lexi:  Σχολείο - Scholeio - School In Today's Episode: Philanthropy Associate Matina Marks chimes in to spread the good word on American Farm School in Thessaloniki, Greece.  A century old, this institution applies its hallmark Learn By Doing approach to educate students of all ages toward responsible stewardship in the areas of agriculture, food systems, the environment, and other life sciences related to a sustainable future. Matina answers many questions, including who the school is for, and how the American Farm School has evolved over the decades. Learn about Thessaloniki and Athens! Discover more about the founder and president of American Farm School along with the mission for future generations. What are the four key components of the Greek Summer Program? One of the activities for students to develop whole-person wellness is to travel to a place called Metamorphosis in Chalkidki. In today's important episode, learn about a unique and inspiring educational opportunity that promotes whole person wellness, as well as discover The Taste of AFS fundraiser!   Today's Ola Kala Moment: Get Out of Your Comfort Zone Resources: American Farm School's Website Register for A Taste of AFS - Chicago  AFS Greek Summer Program Credits: Music: Spiro Dussias Vocals: Zabrina Hay Graphic Designer: Susan Jackson O'Leary  

In honor of Women's History Month, we're revising a story by Matina Razafimahefa, a university student from Madagascar with an entrepreneurial spirit. Stick around until the end to hear what Matina has been up to since this episode first aired. A transcript of this episode is available at https://bit.ly/41vlwjy.

Pauly chats with Derek Matina, an impressive young social entrepreneur who started a charity to help our Veterans while he was still in college, and has never looked back!

Otra perspectiva del mapa de la desigualdad de Costa Rica nos delimita una desafortunada realidad que es también una desafiante circunstancia con implicaciones sociales y económicas. Turrubares, Limón, Matina, Garabito, Guácimo y Puntarenas son los distritos con las más altas tasas de homicidios del país. Coinciden algunos de ellos también primeros en otros tipos de delitos. Pero además coinciden en que se ubican en zonas periféricas, costeras y con bajos índices de desarrollo humano. Sin duda esta es una bomba de tiempo social que explota en rezago, poca competitividad, menos fuentes de empleo y deterioro generalizado. “Es impostergable romper con el círculo vicioso… (que señala que) el menor desarrollo humano alimenta la criminalidad, a la vez que la criminalidad se traduce en menor desarrollo humano”, concluyeron los investigadores de un estudio reciente de este tema. Abarcaremos raíces, situaciones e implicaciones con uno de ellos, el Dr. Ennio Rodríguez, presidente del Colegio de Ciencias Económicas, responsable de la evaluación.

Ce dimanche, les Têtes d'affiche de Denise Epoté de TV5MONDE sont la Malgache Matina Razafimaefa, qui ambitionne de démocratiser l'éducation et le travail dans le numérique. Et, l'Ivoirienne Andréa Mestre : son combat, lutter contre la sérophobie.

Welcome to Hope Community!We're so glad you are tuning into the podcast!Please, connect with us at www.hopetacoma.org

Parenting is challenging and yet it is a God-given responsibility. But what role does the community play? What about parents who did their best and yet their kids have not decided to follow Jesus? Are churches set up for success or failure? There is a generational disconnect in many of our communities. The older and younger generations are struggling to see eye to eye. Matina joins the channel to discuss how the scriptures paint a generational picture for adolescent spiritual formation. Matina has joined the channel previously to discuss her research and joins us again to share new findings. 0:00 Intro 5:15 What research have you done since our last interview? 13:00 What is the difference between youth of today versus the youth of yesterday? 17:10 How does healthy Old Testament Theology contribute to healthy adolescent formation? 21:00 How has the approach to reach the youth evolved? 41:00 What advice do you have for the older generation? 45:00 What support is there for parents and kids? 54:00 How does biblical literacy influence how parents engage their kids? 56:00 What about parents who did a good job but their kids don't become Christians?

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Viols, prostitution forcée… Les usagères sont beaucoup plus vulnérables que les hommes et rencontrent des difficultés à s'en sortir nettement plus importantes. De notre correspondant à Abidjan, Au Casa d'Abidjan, viennent tous les jours des UD, des usagers de drogue, pour voir des médecins et prendre leur dose de méthadone. Viviane, 43 ans, est une habituée des lieux. Embrigadée dans la cocaïne et l'héroïne par un petit ami il y a 15 ans, elle a tout perdu : son bar, sa famille... Les relations avec son fils devenaient impossibles. Seule, sans revenus, et comme de nombreuses UD, elle a dû vendre son corps pour payer sa drogue : « Il y a des jours où il fallait se prostituer. La journée comme la nuit. Il y avait des clients puissants. Il y avait des violences, des vols... C'était un calvaire. Même à la police, tu ne peux pas aller te plaindre, car tu es une prostituée. C'est vrai, j'ai la force, la volonté, le courage, mais avec la cocaïne et l'héroïne, c'est comme si tu as un serpent qui te tourne dans le ventre, il fallait forcément la fumer : c'est un démon. » ►À lire aussi : Côte d'Ivoire : la prise en charge et les soins apportés aux usagers de drogue « Je suis toute seule dans mon coin » À ses côtés, une autre usagère : 37 ans d'âge, 20 ans de consommation. Dans ses bras, son garçon de deux ans est très agité. À peine venu au monde, il présentait déjà des symptômes de manque : « Quand Jean-Marc est en manque, il souffre, parce qu'il veut téter toute la journée ou toute la soirée. Si je l'en prive, il va commencer à me battre, il est dérangé, en plus il pleure », décrit-elle. « Comment je fais ? Je suis obligée parce que je n'ai personne, je suis toute seule dans mon coin. Je cherche une occasion pour le confier à quelqu'un, pour qu'il devienne une bonne personne, parce que je veux qu'il parte à l'école », espère la trentenaire. Une prise en charge plus difficile pour les femmes Les usagères sont beaucoup moins nombreuses que les hommes, mais sont beaucoup plus vulnérables, vivant sur les sites mêmes de consommation. Keïta Matina, ex-consommatrice et membre du groupe Phénix, qui lutte pour les droits des UD, constate que la prise en charge des femmes est nettement plus difficile. Les garçons fréquentent plus les centres de santé par rapport aux femmes. En Afrique, une femme qui fume une cigarette est déjà perçue comme une personne qui n'a pas de morale. Donc, une femme qui consomme de la drogue, c'est encore plus compliqué. La difficulté est de retrouver les personnes qui sont sous traitements, qui ont des rendez-vous avec les médecins ; les accompagner dans les centres de santé. J'ai déjà eu une femme enceinte usagère de drogue qui devait aller au bloc [opératoire pour accoucher]. Elle devait faire une césarienne, mais elle ne voulait pas parce qu'elle était en manque. Elle voulait sortir et aller consommer. Selon Médecins du monde, Les femmes représentent 10% des usagers de drogue en Côte d'Ivoire. ►À lire aussi : Usagers de drogues en Côte d'Ivoire : les fumoirs

Carolyn Harding with David Harewood and Matina Bliss, organizers with First Collective, working to protect, and ensure homes for, Columbus Houseless residents. David S. Harewood is an Artist, Advocate, and Community Organizer (https://www.davidsharewood.com/). He is a Co-Founder, with FIRST Collective (https://bit.ly/3HBFMHn), Co-Chair of the Columbus Police Accountability Project (https://c-pap.info/), and Executive Committee member of the Columbus Coalition for Rent Control (http://columbusrentcontrol.info/). Matina Bliss serves as the volunteer organizer and treasurer for FIRST Collective. Matina started volunteering with FIRST Collective during the winter months of 2022 while they were operating an overnight warming station and has been a leading organizer for camp operations. She is also a leading organizer for the FIRST Collective's stop the sweeps efforts. Press Release Sunday, August 28, 2022, stated “FIRST COLLECTIVE TO HOLD A SERIES OF DEMONSTRATIONS ON BEHALF OF HOUSELESS CAMP COLUMBUS, OH-- Members of the FIRST Collective will hold demonstrations at the homes of several elected officials this afternoon regarding the forthcoming September eviction of Camp Shameless, located at 897 E Mound Street. Camp Shameless is a houseless encampment established on the near east side of Columbus this past spring. This afternoon we will be holding space at multiple locations demanding the following: 1. Cancel the eviction for 897 E Mound Street. (asks are edited for word count) 2. Move all homelessness matters out of the jurisdiction of the Department of Development and to the Department of Public Health. 3. End the Environmental Remediation Contract associated with encampment sweeps. 4. Create a committee to review and revise practices and policies around homelessness. This committee must be inclusive of mutual aid and community organizations that work with this population, as well as folks currently experiencing homelessness. 5. Make space and funding available for an overnight warming center during cold months. The camp grew from a warming center we created in order to supplement the woeful inadequate resources for warming centers and inhumane conditions in the homeless shelters across the city. Access to buildings that might be used for warming centers from late fall to early spring would greatly increase the well-being of our most vulnerable populations. Contact: FIRST Collective Email: firstcollective614@gmail.com Social: https://www.facebook.com/FIRSTCollective614" www.first-collective.org GrassRoot Ohio, Conversations with everyday people working on important issues, here in Columbus and all around Ohio. Every Friday 5:00pm, EST on 94.1FM & streaming worldwide @ WGRN.org, Sundays at 2:00pm EST on 92.7/98.3 FM and streams @ WCRSFM.org, and Sundays at 4:00pm EST, at 107.1 FM, Wheeling/Moundsville WV on WEJP-LP FM. Contact Us if you would like GrassRoot Ohio on your local station. Check us out and Like us on Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/GrassRootOhio/ Check us out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grassroot_ohio/ If you miss the Friday broadcast, you can find it here: All shows/podcasts archived at SoundCloud! https://soundcloud.com/user-42674753 GrassRoot Ohio is now on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../grassroot-ohio/id1522559085 This GrassRoot Ohio interview can also be found on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAX2t1Z7_qae803BzDF4PtQ/ Intro and Exit music for GrassRoot Ohio is "Resilient" by Rising Appalachia: https://youtu.be/tx17RvPMaQ8 There's a time to listen and learn, a time to organize and strategize, And a time to Stand Up/ Fight Back! See less

2 young single mothers join me at the table for an episode of the Podcast Potluck here On the Edge . We share our values , purpose and passion for life , self love and our children, Great conversation

Sobre el intento de asesinato que sufrió y las amenazas de muerte hacia él y su familia.

Teacher Trainer, Matina Gatsou, talks about why listening can be a challenging language skill to teach and shares ideas on how we can help our learners develop this skill.If you have a question or a topic that you would like to pitch for an episode of TESOL Pop, then contact us here.

In this episode of Money Tales, our guest is Matina Agio, joining us from Athens, Greece. When Matina talks about inheritance as 'the value transferred from one generation to another', she's not necessarily focused on the money. For her money is just a symbol, and what people are really after are rich experiences. The Greeks call this Eudaimonia, which means the condition of 'human flourishing'. It's based on having things in balance within us and outside of us. Matina is an inheritance consultant who inspires a deeper perspective on inheritance - beyond the legal and financial. She helps her clients transform their inheritance into meaningful legacy, long-lasting wealth and insightful self-discovery. Through her signature method - THE INHERITANCE MUSE METHOD™, Matina's clients overcome the emotional and practical challenges & complexities of their inheritance. She supports them in their decision-making, regarding the sorting out, preserving, repurposing and managing of their artefacts, property & possessions. Matina's work addresses both the tangible and intangible aspects of inheritance. She believes that inheritance is not a one-time event. It is a fluid, dynamic and creative force in our lives that is ongoing, since we were born. Matina's experience of living and working in England, France, Germany, Italy, US, Canada and Greece, allows her to address the needs and varying backgrounds of her clients. Her clients include collectors, historic homeowners and family office members around the world. Matina previously served as director of Athenian Muse Holdings – a boutique consultancy for culture-based enterprises and house museums. In parallel, she managed her family's historical home and collection, initiating projects related to its cultural legacy. She has been involved in heritage crowdfunding projects, such as the Château de la Mothe-Chandeniers in the Loire and other preservation initiatives, where she is active or part owner. Site: https://www.matinaagio.com Media/Articles: https://www.matinaagio.com/articles-media.html See all episodes >

In this episode of Money Tales, our guest is Matina Agio, joining us from Athens, Greece. When Matina talks about inheritance as 'the value transferred from one generation to another', she's not necessarily focused on the money. For her money is just a symbol, and what people are really after are rich experiences. The Greeks call this Eudaimonia, which means the condition of 'human flourishing'. It's based on having things in balance within us and outside of us. Matina is an inheritance consultant who inspires a deeper perspective on inheritance - beyond the legal and financial. She helps her clients transform their inheritance into meaningful legacy, long-lasting wealth and insightful self-discovery. Through her signature method - THE INHERITANCE MUSE METHOD™, Matina's clients overcome the emotional and practical challenges & complexities of their inheritance. She supports them in their decision-making, regarding the sorting out, preserving, repurposing and managing of their artefacts, property & possessions. Matina's work addresses both the tangible and intangible aspects of inheritance. She believes that inheritance is not a one-time event. It is a fluid, dynamic and creative force in our lives that is ongoing, since we were born. Matina's experience of living and working in England, France, Germany, Italy, US, Canada and Greece, allows her to address the needs and varying backgrounds of her clients. Her clients include collectors, historic homeowners and family office members around the world. Matina previously served as director of Athenian Muse Holdings – a boutique consultancy for culture-based enterprises and house museums. In parallel, she managed her family's historical home and collection, initiating projects related to its cultural legacy. She has been involved in heritage crowdfunding projects, such as the Château de la Mothe-Chandeniers in the Loire and other preservation initiatives, where she is active or part owner. Site: https://www.matinaagio.com Media/Articles: https://www.matinaagio.com/articles-media.html Learn more about Money Tale$ > Subscribe to the podcast Recent episodes See all episodes > Form CRS Form ADV Terms of Use Privacy Rights and Policies

Matina Agio (https://www.matinaagio.com) is a personal inheritance consultant. Her work inspires a deeper perspective into inheritance - beyond the legal and financial. She provides niche counselling, facilitating her clients- often in midlife, to resolve inheritance-related dilemmas, manage their possessions and create a meaningful legacy. Through her signature method - THE INHERITANCE MUSE METHOD™ (https://www.matinaagio.com/), she addresses both the tangible and intangible aspects of their inheritance, heritage & wealth. Matina's clients include art collectors, historic home owners, affluent individuals and family office members around the world. Matina's experience of living & working in England, France, Germany, Italy, US, Canada and Greece, allows her to address their varying backgrounds. Standout Quotes: * "For me, the main wealth of our inheritance lies in the intangible inheritance because it is that which is not vulnerable, and it is that which probably the most influential" - [Matina] * "A bad experience may turn out to be a very wealthy experience, it depends on how we process that...sometimes we receive good gifts in bad packages" - [Matina] * "Objects are storytellers, they contain memory" - [Matina] * "We just give our kids things, but we should give them stories with our things" - [Matina] * "The value of something to us is always what our experience of it is" - [Matina] * "Our ownership is a symphony of things put together, and we as good conductors have to master that symphony... so we can have harmonious wealth" - [Matina] * "It's not what happens to you but what you do with what happens to you" - [Matina] * "There are people who own a lot of things and experience very little value and then there are people who have very little things and they experience a lot of value" - [Matina] * "The legacy of someone and the effect that they have in your life can never be taken away... that's the most meaningful part of the wealth that you can give others" - [Matina] * "Research shows that family wealth is almost never lost due to poor financial decisions, its almost always lost by a breakdown in relationships and communication with co-inheritors" - [Mike] * "You cannot make decisions without understanding who you are because who you are will affect how that thing will play out in your life" - [Matina] Key Takeaways: * Matina describes an "Inheritance Muse" as someone who inspires others in relation to their inheritance. Inheritance can either be tangible or intangible. The intangible inheritance is more important because it is more influential and less vulnerable. It affects our beliefs, attitude towards life, abilities, and self-confidence. * Since parents are not perfect, sometimes we get good gifts in bad packages, so to understand intangible inheritance, sometimes we have to open our minds and look at what is there and how we can manage it so it adds value to us. * Describing how she started her work with inheritance, Matina shares her back story; although born in Athens, her family had to relocate to Canada following a political event that made the family unsafe. A key determining factor in her career was the heritage and culture her parents brought from Athens, which influenced her greatly. * This spurred her on to study interior design and renovation of historic homes and eventually become a cultural entrepreneur. Following the death of her parents, she inherited the home in Athens and had to curate everything by herself and started to work on also curating the influence her parents had on her as part of the legacy for her children. * Storytelling is the center of Matina's work; using the stories behind objects owned by clients to resolve issues. Parents need to tell stories about their things to their children because it is unlikely for a child to sell something that has a story to it. * When navigating inheritance and trying to be a custodian of what has been left behind, employing the concept of "Gratitude" is highly efficacious, in that it helps to understand the value of these things. This gives a reason to own these things and helps us know what our relationship was like with those who left them behind. * The Legacy Scale: This is a process to understand the personal value of any property to a person irrespective of the market value. * 2 classes of Real Estate: Objective Real Estate is the first type and it includes properties that have value but no particular personal relationship. Assets such as family homes on the other hand make up the second type of Real Estate which is usually more complicated and may involve co-inheritance. * There are 3 ways you can value something: First is the intrinsic value which is the value of that thing for itself without the market value. The second is the synergetic value which is the value of something in relation to the other properties owned by a person, or the impact it may have on other aspects of wealth. The last is the subjective value which is the question of "what does this mean to me? * Matina shares that she only works with individuals and not groups, because with an individual, issues can be dealt with in-depth and with speed. Even if the inheritance involves other people, by working with one person you change the constellation because the most important thing for a person to understand is " "What do I want?". The goal is to empower the individual to see how the inheritance fits into his life purpose and what action needs to be taken. * Matina describes the idea of "Life closure by design"; preferably the age of 50 is the ideal time to be more conscious about life closure, especially having light ownership and getting clarity on what will be left behind using "the Inheritance Muse method". * For the younger generation who are about to receive, it is very important to create conversations with your parents on things they feel strongly about, their lives, and their values. * When we have a relationship with something, the value of that thing is the value to us, not the monetary worth. Rather than keep that thing locked away, Matina advises people to use it in their lives in a more natural way. * What we do with our inheritance has two aspects; the first is to optimize it and use it so we can create happiness for ourselves, the second is to preserve what we can so we can give it to the next generation with stories and history. * The work of the Inheritance Muse is to help people understand where the real value is, in their assets. Matina explains a term called Wealth Dyslexia as the inability to grasp the scope and range of your wealth in a way that will give you value * Regarding the sale of property with a history, Matina highlights that it may not be possible to keep everything but properties can be sold with the story which adds value to it. Selling a property can help the owner feel lighter and focus more on things that have particular value to them. * Legacy is the effect that our lives have on other people's lives whether good or bad. Daily, we are curating our legacy, by who we are, what we do, and what we say. It's never too late to work on this. * The awareness of the certainty of death is empowering as it should give the ability to live life more intentionally and assess the impact of our ideals in our lives. * Inheritance is a gift given, we have to look at this and say, "what do I want with this?" It is important to look at it in a nonmonetary way, so we can know its effect on our lives. This is also covered in the "Inheritance Muse method". Understanding who you are is as simple as finding out where you are in your life and what you want. * From Matina to her kids: Resilience is very important and also finding time to tune into your deeper voice within. You have a choice in every moment. We are free to choose how we see something and how we respond. Episode Timeline: * [00:50] Meet today's guest, "Matina Agio, a personal inheritance consultant. * [01:43] Matina describes what it means to be an "Inheritance Muse". * [03:39] What separates intangible inheritance from pure legacy? * [06:28] How did you find yourself on this path? * [16:56] How do you navigate inheritance? * [19:00] Is Real Estate more difficult to manage than other items of value? * [23:32] How often are you working with individual inheritors compared to co-inheritors? * [26:35] How do people engage you, and when? * [36:44] How do people go about deciding to let go of an asset with family history? * [39:35] Matina's insight on 'Legacy'. * [45:31] How should one approach inheritance? * [48:15] Matina's letter to her kids For more episodes go to BusinessOfFamily.net (https://www.businessoffamily.net/) Sign up for The Business of Family Newsletter (https://www.businessoffamily.net/newsletter) Follow Mike on Twitter @MikeBoyd (https://twitter.com/MikeBoyd) If you feel it's appropriate, I'd so appreciate you taking 30 seconds to Leave a Review on iTunes (http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1525326745), I receive a notification of each review. Thank you! Special Guest: Matina Agio.

June 2, 2021Dave Lankes & Mike EisenbergAre we going back to offices and city living or will a new normal emerge? Judging from the articles and posts, it's not clear at all. That means it's likely to be a combination of both depending on contexts of nature of activity (e.g., business), geography, and the economics (jobs, commerce, supply chain). With uncertainty prevailing, what should libraries be thinking about and planning for? As an added bonus, our production manager, Yoni Yemini, from ACE Chicago Events joins us to share his thoughts on how things are changing for his business. In Wazzup, Dave talks about the challenges to libraries, communities, and library & info science education due to the continually changing Covid situation. Mike points out the information aspects of vaccination verification with examples from the EU and New York State.  Dave's Awesome Library Thingy was the Next Library Festival that was held on June 3rd, 2021, and Mike highlighted a NY Times article about museums post-covid, particularly the opportunities for new forms of programming and partnering.References & Resources WazzupStevis-Gridneff, Matina. (June 1, 2021). "Seven European countries begin issuing a digital Covid certificate for travel." New York Times. online. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/01/world/europe-covid-certificate-travel.html Otterman, Sharon (June 1, 2021). "Will the Excelsior Pass, New York's Vaccine Passport, Catch On?" New York Times online: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/01/nyregion/new-york-vaccine-passport.html. Main Topic: Back to the FutureMahtani, Melissa (May 30, 2021). “Don't just go back to 'normal.' Post-pandemic life can be much better than that.” CNN Health. https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/30/health/better-than-normal-wellness/index.html.Tracy Moore, Tracy. (May 21, 2021) “I don't want to go back to the office and I'm not alone.” Washington Post online. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/05/21/i-dont-want-go-back-office-im-not-alone/.Dubner, Stephen J. (May 12, 2021). “The Future of New York City Is in Question. Could Andrew Yang Be the Answer?” Freakonomics podcast (Ep. 462). https://freakonomics.com/podcast/yang-mayor/   Awesome Library Thingy‘Next' Library Festival (June 3, 2021) http://www.nextlibrary.net/page/next-library-festival-2021 Farago, Jason (May 21, 2021). "10 Ways for Museums to Survive and Thrive in a Post-Covid World." New York Times, updated online May 24, 2021 https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/21/arts/pandemic-museums-ideas.html.  CreditsAudio, Production, and Streaming Services: Yoni Yemini, ACE Chicago Events

Matina joins the show to discuss the research trends of how kids and teens develop spiritually. The question of why teens stay or leave creates tremendous confusion and concern. Matina gives us core concepts to focus on as we raise children in the church.

Matina Singh helps women overcome the hardship of break-up/divorce and to step into their own power - Mastering their Self Image. Her own divorce journey left her scattered, but she was determined to build a better life for herself and her children. It took her three years to get back to living a life without doubting and devaluing herself. After becoming a Knowledge Broker, a program of Tony Robbins and Dean Graziosi, she discovered her signature techniques, and it has become her mission to help other women see the true potential that they have deep within them. Matina shows women that a life based on their own vision will propel them forward in living a happy life in which they have mastered their self-image! https://www.matinasingh.com/ Connecting authentically with people is one of the most important skills in life. It sets you up for success in all types of relationships including with friends, kids, romantic and business relationships. We learn and practice these skills in the workshop. To join our weekly Zoom Connection workshop on Mondays at 10 AM CST click the link below. https://RockingLifeCoaching.as.me/ConnectionWorkshop You can find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/RockingLifePodcast where you can join our free Facebook group. The Rocking Life community will be a place where people find their footing and get traction after they have gotten stuck, lost, lonely after divorce. It will be a safe place to get started on a new journey to climb towards the summit of the mountain with the help of experienced fellow climbers. If you want to have your question answered on a future podcast you can email your question to rockinglifepodcast@gmail.com or record your question via a link in the podcast description and we will try to answer as many questions as possible. In the Facebook group, we will have regular teaching and Live Q&A sessions where you can ask your questions as well. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rockinglifeafterdivorce/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rockinglifeafterdivorce/support

Major Matina Jewell joined the Army at age 17.  After 15 years of service, 5 missions, 9 war medals and being badly wounded in combat as a Peace Keeper for the UN in Lebanon, Matina shares her views on courageous decision making and values-based leadership to empower teams. Having served in some of the toughest environments on earth Matina provides a life-changing perspective from the front-line of leadership, resilience and change. What exactly does a Peace Keeper in Lebanon do? When promoted to captain of the HMAS Kanimbla the largest warship in the Australian Navy Fleet, how did Matina's identity change? As a leader was there ever a time when Matina tried too hard to earn trust from her team?  How do you earn trust? When Matina joined the military, her parents said her language changed. How did it change? How did Matina handle her insecurities as a leader? Doubt and fear show us where the edges are. Did Matina ever find the edge? What's your internal dialogue when you leave the helicopter on a fast rope and you are ripping towards your target down below with no safety harness? In difficult times that's when your training kicks in. How do you actually know your training will kick in? A moment of crisis that Matina carries with her even today? The day when Matina is thrown into a bullet-proof windscreen which broke her back in five places. What does Matina remember about that day? While in hospital in Cyprus Matina got the news. There was a direct hit in Khiam where 4 team mates were killed in action. What happened?  Does Matina carry survivors guilt? Did Matina ever think to herself "I wish that had of been me.. I wish I could have replaced one of the four and it was me?" What would Matina say to those men in a quiet moment? Why did Matina have the feeling that she had been let down by the people who had sent her to do that mission? After getting home Matina struggled, it got kinda dark. What was the pivotal moment? What is the greatest limitation Matina placed on herself and how did she work through that? Matina had a strong background in compliance through her career. Is Matina a compliant person through and through? When a brigadier recently presented Matina with her 9th War Medal in front of her piers, who did she think of immediately? What was Matina's greatest attribute as a leader?   LINKS   Matina Jewell website https://www.matinajewell.com   The Mojo Sessions website https://www.themojosessions.com   The Mojo Sessions on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/TheMojoSessions   The Mojo Sessions on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/TheMojoSessions/   Gary on Linked in https://www.linkedin.com/in/gary-bertwistle   Gary on Twitter https://twitter.com/GaryBertwistle   The Mojo Sessions on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/themojosessions/   If you like what you hear, we'd be grateful for a review on iTunes -  click here. Happy listening!   © 2021 Gary Bertwistle.  All Rights Reserved.   Any products or companies discussed in the show are not paid endorsements. I am not sponsored by, nor do I have any professional or affiliate relationships of any kind with any of the companies or products highlighted in the show. It's just stuff I like, that I think is cool, that I want to share, and that I believe may be of interest to you as part of the Mojo crew.

In this episode, I'm talking to Major Matina Jewell who really like no other lady I know. This is LONG episode but trust me, it's worth it for the insights on resilience, leadership, working in a male-dominated space and really just generally kicking butt in life. I actually met Matti after she spoke at a Commonwealth Bank Women In Focus event where she'd shared her story and everyone was left shocked, in tears and in awe of her strength. After living quite close we were lucky enough to become friends and I got to see how this incredible military human weapon was also this beautiful suburban blonde-haired, blue-eyed mumma. So different from ten years ago as she was working to capture warlords and restore peace in third world nations. During her 15-year military career she: Earned eight war medals, Completed the physically demanding Navy divers course, Served with American Navy Seals, Tracked militia leaders in the Solomons, Boarded smuggler ships in the Arabian Gulf and, Was posted as a peacekeeper with the United Nations in Syria and Lebanon. Has a Masters in Project Management Speaks 3 languages Represented Australia in two sports The only Australian to ever receive two Republic of Lebanon war medals in combat and the Lebanese war medal for acts of bravery on the battlefield. Medically retired, Matina served on the Prime Ministerial Advisory Council and continues to champion change for injured war veterans. Among many honorary roles, Matina is a founding Ambassador for ‘Project Thankful‘, a movement partnered with the United Nations to help empower women and children globally. Matina has been featured on the ABC's Australian Story, is a best-selling author of the book 'Caught in the Crossfire' and her life story is currently being made into a feature film. So yeah, just totally your average Australian Female! :)