Podcast appearances and mentions of Mike Hayes

City officials in the Bronx are charging 20 alleged gang members with 15 shootings spanning the last three years. In New Jersey, WNYC's Mike Hayes reports on a new local law that criminalizes homelessness. Plus, WNYC's Hannah Frishberg takes us inside tryouts for the Timeless Torches, the New York Liberty's senior dance team.

Ren Systems is pioneering relationship intelligence for dealmakers, having raised $8.8 million to filter the increasing noise in today's information landscape. In this episode of Category Visionaries, I spoke with Canay Deniz about Ren's journey from a serendipitous meeting with high-level executives to building a platform that helps commercial real estate brokers, management consultants, and investment bankers extract signal from noise in their relationship networks. Topics Discussed: The origin story of Ren Systems through a chance connection with Mike Hayes (former commander of SEAL Team 2) How COVID-19 affected the company's early days when they launched on March 1, 2020 Ren's deliberate two-year product development period before active go-to-market The hybrid approach to growth combining product-led growth with enterprise sales Ren's relationship with strategic investor ZoomInfo and their complementary positioning The increasing importance of human relationships in an AI-dominated world   GTM Lessons For B2B Founders: Patient capital enables product excellence: Canay's investors allowed them to spend two years in "the lab" perfecting their product experience before aggressive commercialization. This patience enabled them to build something truly differentiated in a crowded sales intelligence space. As Canay notes, "Getting that first end user experience right is hyper important, even if you're completely planning on becoming an enterprise solution." Build for your actual users, not idealized personas: Ren Systems' target users are senior dealmakers who "can't be bothered to even open their email." Understanding this reality shaped their product to deliver extreme value with minimal friction. Canay explains, "The demand for solutions just value is pretty extreme with our end users. I don't have time to do anything, click a button, open anything, like learn a new tool. It just needs to work and if it doesn't work within 5 seconds, I already lost interest." End users create enterprise momentum: By focusing on individual user adoption first, Ren Systems created internal demand that made enterprise sales conversations easier. "When we have the conversation with an actual buyer decision maker, we're going to them saying, 'Listen, you know, a couple dozen people are on our platform already. If you want to coordinate this and make the roll a lot smoother for you guys, we can help with that.'" This bottom-up approach means decision-makers have often "heard about it internally already." Find your serendipity engine: Ren Systems began when Canay reached out to a friend before his honeymoon, who connected him with Mike Hayes, which led to connections with Fortune 200 founders. This network became both their initial investors and beta testers. As Canay says, "If it wasn't for warm introductions from very impressive people, nobody would have taken the time to talk to good old me." When selling to sellers, leverage their natural behaviors: Ren's sales approach capitalizes on their target audience's behaviors: "When you're selling to sellers, it's really insane how often they pick up the phone. Cold calling is an excellent way for us to build pipe." Additionally, relationship-driven sellers naturally refer others: "We talk to people, we ask, 'If there's anyone else that you can think of that could benefit from this?' And oftentimes we get back a dozen or so names." //   Sponsors: Front Lines — We help B2B tech companies launch, manage, and grow podcasts that drive demand, awareness, and thought leadership. www.FrontLines.io The Global Talent Co. — We help tech startups find, vet, hire, pay, and retain amazing marketing talent that costs 50-70% less than the US & Europe.  www.GlobalTalent.co  

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Queens State Senator and Democratic mayoral candidate Jessica Ramos warns the Department of Justice's call to dismiss the case against Mayor Eric Adams could undermine public trust in government. Meanwhile, Governor Kathy Hochul is urging lawmakers to delay a bill that would extend the timeline for calling special elections. Plus, towns across New Jersey are requesting a reduction of over 11,000 affordable housing units from their state-mandated requirements. WNYC's Mike Hayes reports.

In this heartfelt episode of the Friends for Life Podcast, we sit down with the remarkable Mike Hayes, winner of the prestigious Annie Sullivan League Award, to explore his inspiring journey of service, creativity, and advocacy. Mike shares stories from his early days mentoring youth through theater and music, his transition to working with adults in the developmental disabilities community, and his philosophy that everyone is “enabled, not disabled.” With decades of experience, Mike reflects on his passion for creating inclusive spaces where individuals can express themselves through music and the arts. He discusses his groundbreaking program, Heart Beats of Life, which celebrates our shared humanity through rhythm and connection, and his belief in the transformative power of understanding and respect. Join us as Mike recounts his lifelong commitment to empowering others, the mentors who shaped his path, and the joy of seeing others discover their potential. This episode is a moving reminder of the power of compassion, creativity, and the simple act of truly seeing one another. Tune in and be inspired by a life dedicated to making a difference.

What if true happiness is more than just a fleeting emotion? Join us as Dr. Mike Hayes unravels the profound ties between happiness, faith, and leadership. Through riveting personal stories, including a life-altering moment from his childhood involving public speaking, Dr. Hayes invites us to confront our own fears and embrace our unique identities. His latest book, "Real Happy: Jesus' Surprising Path to Genuine Joy," serves as a guide, exploring how understanding happiness through historical and faith-based lenses can empower us to lead with authenticity and purpose.In a world where material success often falls short of bringing fulfillment, the pursuit of meaningful purpose becomes essential. We tackle the challenges faced by successful leaders who find themselves adrift despite their achievements. With insights from leadership gurus like John Maxwell and examples from businesses such as Chick-fil-A, this episode is filled with practical wisdom on aligning efforts with a larger cause and re-engaging with one's purpose to make a positive impact. Dr. Hayes emphasizes the power of joy and empathy in leadership, paving the way for a culture of hope and impactful influence.As we wrap up, Dr. Hayes shares how the concept of "gradualism" and biblical teachings on meekness can bring about lasting joy and personal growth. Learn how clearing space in our lives and embracing small, consistent steps can lead to profound change, even in the face of adversity. Through poignant stories of overcoming trials, this episode offers priceless lessons for aspiring leaders and authors, all while fostering a community of uncommon leaders. Tune in to discover not just the art of leading with joy, but living a truly joyful life.Find out more about Join the Real Happy Army here.Mike Hayes' Personal WebsiteThanks for listening in to the Uncommon Leader Podcast. Please take just a minute to share this podcast with that someone you know that you thought of when you heard this episode. One of the most valuable things you can do is to rate the podcast and leave a review. You can do that on Apple podcasts, or rate the podcast on Spotify or any other platform you listen. Did you know that many of the things that I discuss on the Uncommon Leader Podcast are subjects that I coach other leaders and organizations ? If you would be interested in having me discuss 1:1 or group coaching with you, or know someone who is looking to move from Underperforming to Uncommon in their business or life, I would love to chat with you. Click this link to set up a FREE CALL to discuss how coaching might benefit you and your team) Until next time, Go and Grow Champions!!Connect with me

UNDP's Financial Centres for Sustainability (FC4S) launched its 1.5° Partnership for Action on Climate Transition (PACT) programme during Finance Day at COP29 today to mobilize financial institutions in supporting Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) aligned with the 1.5°C target. In response to the growing urgency of the climate crisis, UNDP's FC4S will work towards driving climate action by mobilizing financial institutions to actively support the development and implementation of NDCs aligned with the 1.5°C target. PACT will work through local financial centres, including FC4S members, by leveraging existing relationships and data to facilitate dialogue between financial institutions and governments. By aligning the strategies of financial institutions with NDC targets, FC4S PACT will reinforce sustainable investment pathways and strengthen national climate action plans. Marcos Neto, UN Assistant Secretary-General and Director of UNDP's Bureau of Policy and Programme Support stated, "With the launch of FC4S 1.5° PACT, we're empowering financial centres to turn ambitious climate commitments into measurable progress. This programme will provide financial institutions with advanced tools and collaborative frameworks essential for impactful and transparent transition finance strategies aligned with national and global climate goals." Core Elements of FC4S PACT: Transition Finance Review: Providing a comprehensive assessment of the current state of transition finance at the financial centre level. NDC Target Analysis: Assessing the alignment of private sector commitments with NDC targets, identifying gaps, and providing actionable insights for policy reforms. Financial Centre Transition Finance Plans: Developing a Milestone-Based Roadmap and Finance Tracker/Dashboard to support financial centres in achieving NDC targets and facilitating climate transition. Forum for Action on Climate Transition (FACT): A platform to share best practices, linked with international policy cooperation forums such as the G20, G7, APEC, ASEAN, UNDP SIF, and the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action. Oscar Njuguna, Group's Director, Sustainability at The Equity Bank and FC4S Co-chair, stated, "We are excited to launch FC4S 1.5° PACT, bringing together the frameworks, data, and partnerships needed to empower institutions with credible transition strategies aligned with the NDCs. FC4S is committed to driving not just progress but also purpose, through equipping the financial sector with the tools to create solutions that integrate climate resilience into sustainable economic growth." FC4S 1.5° PACT is further strengthened by the support of key partners, including KPMG. Mike Hayes, Global Climate and Decarbonization Leader, KPMG added, "This initiative has our full support as it will help to address one of the critical issues on the climate agenda which is to create alignment between national level corporate transition plans and country NDCs. This is about creating a new dynamic using financial centres which will increase both corporate and country level ambition and action." More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: https://anchor.fm/irish-tech-news If you'd like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss. Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience. You can also find and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.

A group called New Yorkers United for Child Care is advocating for free universal child care across New York State. Meanwhile, WNYC's Mike Hayes follows Nana Duncan, a young developer transforming vacant lots into housing in Irvington, New Jersey. Finally, President-elect Donald Trump is pledging to carry out the largest mass deportation program in U.S. history. WNYC's Michael Hill speaks with Manuel Castro, Commissioner of the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs, about how this could impact New York City.

Hear from Mike Hayes, Climate Change and Decarbonization Leader, Global Head of Renewable Energy, KPMG International, and Dr. Anna Van Poucke, Global Head of Healthcare, KPMG International, and Healthcare Senior Partner at KPMG in the Netherlands. As an area gaining increasing global attention and being explored at COP29, Mike and Anna will discuss with us the impact the climate crisis has on global healthcare, exploring the importance of health systems' ability to adapt and be resilient to climate change, and reduce their own emissions to contribute to the global efforts.

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Mike Hayes, Winemaker and Viticulturist at Balancing Heart Vineyard on the Granite Belt, joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive to discuss Australian wine exports being up 34 per cent after China remove their catastrophic tariffs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We catch up with Öof Tatatá ahead of their New Zealand tour! We make the band sign old photos... And Jason was not having it! Being stuck in the Miami hurricane! What is it about New Zealand that they love? Would they cover pop music?  *CONTAINS EXPLICIT LANGUAGE*See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, the boys were joined in the studio by Jason Momoa, Mike Hayes, and Kenny Dale, also known as Oof Tatata, to chat about other upcoming NZ shows.  Shit they were cool - If you want to get tickets to their NZ shows - hit up The link below https://tinyurl.com/rup4khkk  Get in touch with us: https://linktr.ee/therockdrive

In this episode, Tony Stuart and the Friends for Life team are back to touch base on the latest developments. Tony shares his personal journey of growth, both as a leader and as a business owner. He dives deep into the challenges of balancing non-stop movement with results-driven success, emphasizing the importance of dedication and passion in the Direct Support field. The conversation explores the exciting progress of their Adult Day Services (ADS), their expanding team, and how music therapy with Mike Hayes is bringing joy to individuals' lives. Tony also reflects on the evolution of Friends for Life, from humble beginnings to a growing organization with a thriving new office and an unwavering commitment to helping individuals reach their goals. Whether you're an entrepreneur or in the DSP field, Tony's insights on building strong teams, embracing specialization, and overcoming setbacks will inspire you to keep pushing forward. Tune in to hear how Friends for Life is making an impact, and why Tony believes that hard work, passion, and staying true to your values are the keys to long-term success. Don't miss this engaging episode filled with practical advice and powerful reflections on the journey of running a mission-driven business.

The family of the man who was shot and killed at Jordanelle State Park on Sept. 25 is pleading for help in finding his killer. Patrick Hayes, 61, was found near the entrance of Ross Creek Day Use area near Jordanelle Reservoir, and brother Mike Hayes joins D2 to share more information about Haye's life and memory. The investigation has led investigators to believe road rage might have been a factor in his death, based on cell phone and movement tracking. Mike Hayes and investigators ask the public to contact the police with any information pertaining to the capture of his brothers killer.  

We're back! UW-La Crosse political science professor, Dr. Anthony Chergosky, back in studio to talk the $110 million of outside money in WIsconsin's US Senate race, the second TP shortage of the 2020s, Kamala Harris campaigns at the GOP's birthplace in Ripon, plus going 90 mph down Lang Drive. Chergosky also paid a bit of a tribune to La Crosse Talk host Mike Hayes, who is battling pancreatic cancer.  We also hit on the Brewers blowing Game 3 of the wildcard to the Mets and how it's that stupid mascot Grimace's fault, as well as just being back on La Crosse Talk PM, with WIZM shuffling some in the absence of Hayes. The two big political stories we got into included outside money in the US Senate race in Wisconsin, where $57 million is being spent on Democrat Tammy Baldwin and $53 million on Eric Hovde — on top of Baldwin spending $42 million on her own campaign, and Hovde spending $20 million.  Then we hit on Harris campaigning with Republican Liz Cheaney in Ripon, Wisconsin, where the GOP Party was birthed. The toilet paper shortage stems from people freaking out about the longshoremen's strike, which will not be the "October surprise," as they've delayed it until January. And, lastly, La Crosse police arrested this week a 19-year-old driving 90 mph down Lang Drive near Menards during "rush hour." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thousands of longshoremen at several U.S. ports have gone on strike after their contracts expired, demanding better wages and addressing automation concerns. Experts warn that New York City's supply chains could be strained if it continues. Meanwhile, Open House New York runs from October 18-20, opening usually private spaces to the public. Plus, NYC's heating season starts on October 1, requiring landlords to provide heat when temperatures drop. WNYC's David Brand explains tenant rights. Finally, a New Jersey developer will be the first Black woman to lead a major affordable housing project. WNYC's Mike Hayes has that story.

We strive for success in leadership. We push hard to reach goals and develop people along the way. But can we really expect to be happy as well? Jesus said, “Yes!” Join Kevin as he interviews best-selling author, Mike Hayes, in this Part 2 episode about happiness in leadership.

Ben, Pogues, and guest Mike Hayes watch Dr. Giggles. They talk failed doctor puns, knock off Freddie Prince Jr., wasted kill scenes, and one of the most disturbing scenes in comic movie history.

A New Jersey farm workers' nonprofit is suing the state, alleging laborers are being denied equal pay protections. Meanwhile, Cape May County's Middle Thorofare Bridge has reopened unexpectedly, just days after officials announced its indefinite closure. In New York City, Mayor Eric Adams will attend the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday but is not scheduled to speak. Plus, a decades-old New Jersey law requiring municipalities to build their “fair share” of affordable housing is spurring new developments. WNYC's Mike Hayes reports. Finally, WNYC's Community Partnerships Desk, in collaboration with Street Lab, recently visited Morris Heights in the Bronx to spotlight local stories.

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A handful of New Jersey schools are rescheduling high school graduations due to the heat wave. In other news, Jenny Dubnau of the Western Queens Community Land Trust says her organization hopes to turn a city-owned building in Long Island City, once slated for Amazon's headquarters, into a community space. Meanwhile, residents and politicians in Summit, New Jersey, have been debating what to do with downtown land occupied by a soon-to-be relocated firehouse. But officials now plan to sell the property to the highest bidder for upscale apartments. WNYC's Mike Hayes reports not everyone is happy about the plan. Plus, summer is the season for block parties, barbecues, and music blasting on some New York City streets. WNYC's Michael Hill speaks with reporter Samantha Max to discuss ways to navigate the noise.

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You can CLICK PODCAST PLAYER LINK or VIDEO ABOVE to watch our entire interview. Dr. Mike Hayes's ministry journey spans over five decades. His international bestseller, “When God is First,” reflects his dedication to spreading a message of spiritual priority. His influence extends globally from establishing the Center for National Renewal to working with the White House on critical issues. In 2020, he shifted focus to coaching the next generation of leaders with a kingdom mindset, emphasizing unity and racial reconciliation. Dr. Hayes' pursuit of happiness is encapsulated in his book, “Real Happy: Jesus' Surprising Path to Genuine Joy.” Beyond his impactful work, he finds joy in simple pleasures like family, travel, restoring classic cars, and moments of tranquil fishing. Keep reading...

This episode of the Revenue Builders Podcast, hosted by John McMahon and John Kaplan, is a special replay focusing on leadership and resilience insights from Navy SEAL veterans Mike Hayes and Brent Gleason. Hayes, a former commanding officer of SEAL Team 2 and current SVP and COO of VMware, discusses his book "Never Enough" and the importance of constantly striving for improvement, embracing difficult situations, and fostering a team-oriented mindset. Gleason shares his SEAL experiences and insights from his book "Embrace the Suck," underscoring the significance of persistence, purpose, and passion in overcoming adversity. Both interviews delve into how SEAL training philosophies on embracing challenges, dynamic subordination, and the mental aspect of enduring hardships can be applied to business leadership and personal growth, promoting a narrative of continuous learning and team cohesion.Tune in and learn more about this episode of The Revenue Builders Podcast.HERE ARE SOME KEY SECTIONS TO CHECK OUT[00:00:47] Memorial Day Special: Lessons from Veterans[00:01:07] Mike Hayes: Leadership Lessons from a Navy SEAL[00:02:15] Embracing Challenges and the Concept of 'Never Enough'[00:10:35] The SEAL Mindset: Team, Teammate, Self[00:14:59] Dynamic Subordination and Leadership in SEALs and Business[00:18:51] Brent Gleason: Embracing the Suck for Extraordinary Life[00:20:44] The SEAL Training Experience and Building Resilience[00:24:08] Channeling Pain and Persistence for SuccessADDITIONAL RESOURCESLearn more about aligning customer-facing teams to improve execution: https://forc.mx/48o1jyPLearn more about Mike Hayes.https://www.thisismikehayes.comLearn more about Brent Gleeson.http://www.brentgleesonspeaker.com/index.htmlHIGHLIGHT QUOTES"You're only excellent if you know you're never excellent enough" - Mike: [00:03:52] “Whatever ways we define 'better', I think it has nothing to do with seniority, age, or where we are in our careers. You can be ninety-something years old and still be trying to get better at different things.”"Brent on having a passion for what you're trying to accomplish": [00:28:24] “If you think about any lofty goal we've ever pursued in life whether it's sports, work, charitable organizations, or in relationships, no lofty goal is ever achieved without some stress, pain, and adversity.”

Michael Hill, host of WNYC's Morning Edition, and Mike Hayes, WNYC/Gothamist reporter covering New Jersey, offer analysis of the debate between Democratic candidates for Senate in New Jersey.

New York City's Rent Guidelines Board is considering raising rents by up to 6.5 % for tenants in rent-stabilized apartments. For more, WNYC's Janae Pierre talked with housing reporter David Brand. Plus, WNYC's Mike Hayes reports from New Jersey, many drivers of electric vehicles worry about running out of battery without being able to find somewhere to charge up. And finally, WNYC's Rosemary Misdary follows gardeners in New York City who are stepping in to save the city's monarch butterflies.

Del Sherman, a candidate for the diaconate and one of Mike's classmates joins us this week.  Del runs a family drive-in movie theater.  He opens up about his journey from being a nominal Catholic to a devoted candidate in the Deaconate Formation Program. We navigate through the biblical history of a deacon's role, delving into St. Stephen's early role as the first deacon.  While service defines a deacon's call in ministry they also have a role in the liturgy.  As we traverse Del's tale, we illuminate the crucial yet often overlooked support system that wives provide to deacon candidates, as marriage remains a primary vocation for married Deacons.Picture a group of six future deacons, each with a distinctive story and a shared destination. This episode doesn't just highlight the journey of these men, but also the silent strength of their wives, who are pillars in the formation process. From classes to parish involvement, their consent and dedication are critical to these men's success. The Church search heads to Our Lady, Help of Christians, a unique parish with 4 sites:  LITCHFIELD9608 Norwalk Rd.Litchfield, OH 44253(330)722-1180LODI8240 Buffham Rd.Lodi, OH 44254*(330)948-3500**SEVILLE60 High St.Seville, OH 44273*(330)769-3831**NOVA 240 State Route 511Nova, OH 44859*(419)652-3931** Their pastor Fr. Ed also bakes an award-winning pie. A New feature:  "Scripture or Swift."  5 quotes that are either from Taylor Swift songs or the Book of Lamentations.As we wrap up, we invite you to join us in marking your calendars for the upcoming ordination on May 4th at the Cathedral and note the ordinandi's new assignments (given to them post-recording):Mike Hayes, St. Christopher, Rocky RiverEd Linsky, Holy Spirit, ClevelandChristopher Loxterman, St. John Vianney, MentorDel Sherman, St. Peter AND St. Julie Billiart, North RidgevilleMark Tomecko, St. Francis Xavier, MedinaJohn Zarbo, St. Anthony of Padua, Fairport HarborDon't forget to send your questions of Faith to mhayes@dioceseofcleveland.org.Rate and review us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

I'm excited to share three powerful leadership lessons from the battlefield, insights that I believe are crucial for leading high-performing teams in any environment. These lessons are drawn from both my military experiences and a new book I'm co-authoring titled "Mission Ready."In this episode, we explore the principle of letting others "have it your way"—a negotiation strategy that is as effective in the boardroom as it is in combat. I recount lessons from Mike Hayes, a fellow SEAL who taught me the power of subtle persuasion and leadership through adept negotiation skills. We'll dive into how these methods apply not just to military scenarios but to everyday leadership challenges, whether you're steering a company, managing a team, or guiding a family.Key Takeaways:Leading by Example: Learn the importance of setting a professional standard, as I share stories from Iraq where the appearance and conduct of our team set us apart from other contractors. This lesson underscores the influence of non-verbal communication in leadership.Influencing Up and Down: I'll discuss techniques for influencing both your superiors and your team, turning leadership into a collaborative, persuasive interaction that enhances organizational cohesion and effectiveness.Strategic Patience: Hear about the value of letting situations mature to make informed decisions. This approach saves resources and lives on the battlefield and can similarly prevent hasty decisions in business or personal life.These principles aren't just for the high-stakes world of military operations—they're applicable to the challenges we all face as leaders in our own lives. Join me as I share these insights, along with personal anecdotes that bring these lessons to life.Stay tuned for actionable strategies that will empower you to lead effectively, no matter the context. And remember, whether you're navigating a critical mission or everyday challenges, the goal is to lead so skillfully that others naturally follow your lead.--------------WANT TO THINK LIKE A NAVY SEAL AND UNLOCK YOUR POTENTIAL? Discover the 5 SEAL Secrets to Success A short read with powerful tactical lessons to change your life https://www.5sealsecrets.com/

Have you ever wondered how a simple invitation can transform someone's spiritual life? Join the three of us:  Mike Hayes, Father Damian Ference and Christy Cabaniss, as we unravel the power of community and the art of welcoming others into our faith journey this Easter season. In our latest heartfelt discussion, we dive into the nuances of inviting friends to Mass, from becoming a "Mass buddy" to leveraging technology for creating inclusive spaces. We also relive the vibrancy of Holy Week, with Christy's touching recount of the Easter Vigil at St. Mary's and Father Damian's and Mike's marathon of services that bring the solemnity of Good Friday to life.Then, we nestle into the warmth of St. Mary's Parish community, where the beauty of shared liturgy and the statues of saints offer more than just a visual feast—they're beacons for spiritual kinship. We reflect on how these symbols of faith provide comfort, particularly in the journey to find a spiritual mother in Our Lady. The episode then shifts to a contemplative gear as we ponder over the gospel, delving into the mystery of Doubting Thomas's absence and what it tells us about belief, community, and the human heart. So, pull up a chair and let's explore these Easter reflections together—because sometimes, the most profound lessons come wrapped in the joy of shared experiences.

Fr. Eric Garris, Diocesan Vocations Director joins Mike and FD0:45:   Lent is busy for all.1:15:  It's like Finals Week1:35:  What is Holy Week like for the guys?1:50:  What is Shrove Tuesday?2:15:  Today is the Chrism Mass.2:25:  More on Shrove Tuesday and the Chrism Mass and the priests spending the day.4:00:   The priesthood is very diverse.4:20:  Tuesday of Holy Week actually has a cool name after all.4:55:  On Fig Newtons5:05:   On Tenebrae5:35:  What's going on Holy Thursday?   Expanded time of confession on Holy Thursday at the Cathedral.6:10:  All three of us will be at St. Wendelin's at 7PM for Holy Thursday's Mass of the Lord's Supper followed by Holy Night Hike.7:15:  We got billboards.7:40:  It was cool last year.8:15:   We got Maps8:40:  Good weather is coming our way.8:55:  St. Phillip Neri started the 7 church walk. And then 14 churches --one for each Station of the Cross.10:05:  A strange experience of Holy Thursday for Fr. Eric.10:45:   FD's experience in the Garden of Gethsemane.12:15:  Altars are stripped and then Good Friday.12:40:  Fr. Eric is at the Cathedral for Good Friday and then in the evening at St Lucy/St. Edward's.13:15:  Mike is doing the Good Friday Procession at Sagrada Familia (FD too!), St. Coleman's and St Michael's.14:25:  Lots of participation on Holy Week.15:05:   These liturgies are not obligatory but....15:55:  Mike's experience of Holy Week in a Yonkers Monastery.17:15:   Lots of different experiences are striking.17:35:   Blessing of the Food experinces.19:00:  On the Easter Vigil.20:00:  Do you use the old oils for the Easter Fire?  Charcoal for incense.20:45: RCIA experiences.21:45:  The Easter dismissal.22:05:  We take our lives and pour ourselves into the liturgy.23:35:   The Holy Night Hike Churches are  this week's churches:24:10:  Bring a friend to Holy Night Hike.24:35:   The Apollo Stamp at St. Emeric.24:55:  The Liturgies are long.25:55:   The Readings for Easter Sunday.26:40:  The deferral by the Beloved Disciple.27:05:   Grief and Holy Week with Mary of Magdala.28:05:   A Gardener's Mustache.28:45:  Should Mike grow a mustache?  Take our poll!29:00:  Mike Hayes has been called to Holy Orders!  Yay!29:25:  Once a Deacon always a Deacon.29:50:  Pope Fr

Gov. Murphy signed legislation to improve the way New Jersey towns are held accountable for developing affordable housing. Mike Hayes, WNYC/Gothamist reporter covering equity and access to opportunity in New Jersey and the author of The Secret Files: Bill De Blasio, The NYPD, and the Broken Promises of Police Reform (Kingston Imperial, 2023), explains the new system and talks about the way Millburn, NJ, is failing to comply.

New city data shows nearly 30,000 cases for faulty apartment doors that are supposed to automatically shut to prevent fires spreading are unresolved since a deadly Bronx fire two years ago. Meanwhile, New York City Police are issuing tens of thousands of tickets for fare evasion in the subway. Tickets up by 160% since Mayor Adams' rook office. Plus, some New Jersey residents have been forced out of their homes several times over the last few months due to devastating flooding. WNYC's Mike Hayes reports that making repairs could be complicated and expensive. Finally, this Black History Month, WNYC's Community Partnerships Desk is visiting Black-owned bookstores in our region. Today, we head to a children's book and toy store in Central Harlem that's deeply rooted in education.

New York City Correction Commissioner Lynelle Maginley-Liddie defends Mayor Adams' move to veto a City Council bill that would prohibit solitary confinement in city jails. Meanwhile, the MTA is testing new barriers on the platform at the 191st Street subway station in Upper Manhattan to keep riders from falling or being pushed onto the tracks. Plus, a new law in New Jersey was signed by Governor Murphy this month that gives domestic workers more rights and protections. WNYC's Mike Hayes has the latest. Finally, with the 2024 national elections just around the corner, Democrats running the statehouse in Albany have a choice to make: keep pursuing progressive criminal justice policies or avoid more backlash from critics who claim reform  measures have made New Yorkers less safe. WNYC's Samantha Max reports.

Mike Hayes - Following Your Shepherds

On this week's Talking Michigan Transportation podcast, a conversation with Mike Hayes, who was recently named chair of the Michigan State Transportation Commission (STC). Hayes, who has been active in community affairs in Midland for many years and served in the Michigan House of Representatives, has been a member of the STC since 2011. He talks about how his background as a community leader and lawmaker informed his thinking about transportation infrastructure and how his views have evolved. Also discussed: The commission's role and what he considers their most significant action in recent years, approving the bonds for Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's $3.5 billion Rebuilding Michigan initiative; How commissions can stay abreast of rapidly developing technologies and innovations in transportation; His service representing Michigan on the International Authority, the body overseeing construction of the Gordie Howe International Bridge. The International Authority consists of six members with equal representation from Canada and Michigan. Two members are appointed by Canada, one appointed by Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority (WDBA) and three appointed by Michigan. 

Mike Hayes - The Way Of Escape

It's Podcast #100 FD and Mike look back on a number of Episodes from the past 100 (or so) shows.What have been our favorite episodes?(1:50)   On Death and Dying with Tom Pussell from St. Rafael Parish.(3:30)   The hysterical Halloween episode with Maria Wancata.(5:20)   We became Swifties with Emily Ahlin and talked about religious experiences and the church's authenticty.(7:00)   People recognize our voices now!  Even in Confession!(14:10)   Liturgy  questions are popular with Bishop Woost especially.(15:50)   We don't do clickbait generally speaking.(16:20)   And how has this show been important for FD and Mike and different from other things they've both done in the past?(17:20)   Church Search is Our Lady of Guadalupe in Macedonia.(18:20)   Readings for the First Sunday of Advent.

Mike Hayes

This week on DisrupTV episode 337, we interviewed Mike Hayes, Chief Operating Officer, VMware; and Author, Never Enough: A Navy SEAL Commander on Living a Life of Excellence, Agility, and Meaning and David Dodson, Author of The Managers Handbook. DisrupTV is a weekly podcast with hosts R “Ray” Wang and Vala Afshar. The show airs live at 11:00 a.m. PT/ 2:00 p.m. ET every Friday. Brought to you by Constellation Executive Network: constellationr.com/CEN.

In this episode of the Revenue Builders podcast, John McMahon and John Kaplan interview Navy SEAL veteran and VMware COO, Mike Hayes, about leadership and decision-making. Mike discusses the concept of dynamic subordination, where anyone in an effective team can take the lead based on their skills and the situation. He emphasizes the importance of leaders empowering others and creating a culture where individuals feel comfortable bringing up ideas and attempting challenging tasks. Mike also shares insights on learning, humility, and continuous improvement in leadership.KEY TAKEAWAYS[00:00:28] Dynamic Subordination in Leadership[00:01:38] Leadership is About Making the Best Decision[00:05:29] Creating a Culture of Decision-Making[00:08:23] The Importance of Trying Hard Things[00:10:06] Continuous Learning and Humility in Leadership[00:04:05] Balancing Collaboration and Decision-Making[00:07:07] Fostering Idea Generation[00:09:10] Celebrating Effort and LearningHIGHLIGHT QUOTES[00:01:15] Leaders Gain Authority by Giving It Away - "I like to say leaders gain authority by giving it away."[00:08:23] The Power of Trying Hard Things - "Helping people lose the discomfort associated with trying hard things and not classically succeeding is what separates the high-performing elite teams from just the teams."[00:10:06] Continuous Learning and Humility in Leadership - "There's no end to it. It's a constant loop."[00:07:07] Creating a Culture of Idea Generation - "I start from a position of saying why might I be wrong instead of why am I absolutely right?"Listen to the full episode with Mike Hayes in this link:https://revenue-builders.simplecast.com/episodes/mission-meaning-and-impact-with-mike-hayesCheck out Mike Hayes' book here:Amazon Link: https://amzn.to/3qU7cV6Check out John McMahon's book here:Amazon Link: https://a.co/d/1K7DDC4

Mike Hayes - The Root Of All Bitterness

As we commemorate Memorial Day, we wanted to share some of the great lessons shared by some of our veteran guests. There's no higher-stakes environment in which to learn about leadership, teamwork, and perseverance, and we in the sales world can learn a lot from their service.Tune in as VMWare Chief Operating Officer Mike Hayes and TakingPoint Leadership CEO Brent Gleeson talk about the importance of taking the harder path versus easy decisions, key leadership traits, and adapting the right mindset to succeed. Learn all of this and more on this episode of Revenue Builders.Here are some key sections to check out: 02:24 Mike Hayes on high-performing people living in "two places at once".08:34 Mike on taking the harder decisions and helping others do so as well19:23 Brent Gleeson differentiating between the ones that excel and those that didn't make it23:52 Brent on channeling pain pathways Additional Resources:Learn more about Mike Hayes: https://www.thisismikehayes.com/Get his book Never Enough: https://a.co/d/6sDG3NLLearn more about Brent Gleeson: http://www.brentgleesonspeaker.com/index.htmlGet his book Embrace the Suck: https://a.co/d/9JCAyBB QUOTESYou're only excellent if you know you're never excellent enough - Mike: “Whatever ways we definite 'better', I think it has nothing to do with seniority, age, or where we are in our careers. You can be ninety-something years old and still be trying to get better at different things.”Brent on having a passion for what you're trying to accomplish: “If you think about any lofty goal we've ever pursued in life whether it's sports, work, charitable organizations, or in relationships, no lofty goal is ever achieved without some stress, pain, and adversity.”Check out John McMahon's book here: https://www.amazon.com/Qualified-Sales-Leader-Proven-Lessons/dp/0578895064The Shift Group works to place Veterans in sales roles. If you have open roles to fill, please contact them here: https://www.shiftgroup.io/companies-registration

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#digitaltransformation #vmware Discover valuable insights on managing large-scale transformation in this CXOTalk episode featuring Mike Hayes, Chief Operating Officer of VMware. In this conversation, Mike explains how the software giant is navigating change and transformation and pivoting towards a SaaS future. He reveals how VMware is breaking down silos, redesigning processes, and aligning goals to create a unified organization capable of thriving in the multi-cloud era.The conversation includes these topics:► About VMware's transformation► Navigating large-scale transformation with clear goals► Balancing individual and team incentives for transformation success► Culture and incentives: “Don't give people tasks; give them goals.”► About VMware's internal and external change initiatives► Harmonizing business models with product-led growth strategies► Redesigning processes and breaking down silos across the organization► How to measure and evaluate transformation progress► Business agility: What is it and why it is important► Practical advice on creating business agility► How to measure and evaluate business agility► Advice for business leaders on driving large-scale organizational change► The importance of situational awarenessRead the full transcript and see related interviews: https://www.cxotalk.com/episode/data-and-analytics-at-goldman-sachsMike Hayes is VMware's Chief Operating Officer, where he is responsible for worldwide business operations and acceleration of the Company's SaaS transition. Mike leads with a passion for driving agility, excellence and meaning in service of customers' missions. Before VMware, Hayes served as Senior Vice President and Head of Strategic Operations for Cognizant Technologies where he ran a $2B P&L for global financial services. Mike also served as a Chief of Staff to the CEO and COO roles at Bridgewater Associates, an investment management firm.Prior to joining the private sector, Hayes spent 20 years in the U.S. Navy SEALs, where his last role was Commanding Officer of SEAL Team TWO. He served in the Bosnia, Kosovo, Iraq, and Afghanistan conflicts, including ten months as the Commander of a 2,000-person Special Operations Task Force in southeastern Afghanistan. Hayes was selected as a White House Fellow, served as Director, of Defense Policy and Strategy at the National Security Council, and was the Deputy Commander for Special Operations in Anbar Province, Iraq. His military decorations include the Bronze Star for valor in combat in Iraq, a Bronze Star for Afghanistan, and the Defense Superior Service Medal from the White House.Hayes authored the bestseller “Never Enough: A Navy SEAL Commander on Living a Life of Excellence, Agility, and Meaning," and donates all profits to pay off mortgages for Gold Star families (fallen service members). He holds a Master's degree from Harvard's Kennedy School and a Bachelor's degree from Holy Cross College. He is on the boards of Immuta, a data governance company, and the National Medal of Honor Museum. Hayes is also a lifetime member of the Council on Foreign Relations.

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