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Topics this week: -Trump trade war causing damage. -Abrego Garcia and due process. -Chaos at the Pentagon. -RFK Jr. comments on Autism. -NBA playoffs - early takeaways. -Reivew of the Mindcraft movie

Send us a textThis week on the show!Everyone's a suspect in the date from hell in: DropPack your body bags, Jason will never eat marshmallows again in the horror comedy: Hell of a SummerBe there and be square in A Mindcraft MovieAnd finallyTheres no cult like celebrity in: Opus Ready for this week's verdict? Let's get into it!**Help support the show by leaving a review on Apple podcast or Spotify! **If you haven't tuned in, followed, or subscribed to The Cultworthy Cinema Podcast and The Movie Wire's new crossover show Back 2 the Balcony, now is your time, because this week we cover the 80's cult Sci-Fi film Galaxina!YouTubeSupport the show

Patrick explores the world of cultural phenomena, focusing on the buzz around the Minecraft movie and the overnight sensation known as "Chicken Jockey". He also answers insightful questions from listeners on topics ranging from the Jewish roots of Christianity to young love in interfaith relationships. Plus, he talks about a breakthrough in AI research on fingerprint uniqueness that's shaking up forensic science. Mindcraft, Chicken Jockey, and kids going crazy in the theater (01:03) Jackie - Is there a book that explains everything about the Mass and the things in the Church? (12:28) Noelene - I bought some religious objects at an antique store so they wouldn't be desecrated. What should I do with them now? (16:55) Mary - My son is dating a girl who is non-Catholic and wants him to go to Church with her. (20:22) Patrick reads and responds to a few emails (25:59) Have you ever been fingerprinted? AI proves that fingerprints are not unique, upending the legal system (35:47)

MONDAY HR 2 RRR Trivia - What is the I-4 eyesore's real name? Local Music Venues. Last time you went to a concert? Mindcraft movie. Daredevil! Love on The Spectrum

Today on America in the Morning   Trump Talks Tariffs As Wall Street Braces For More Turbulence The Trump administration says some countries hit with restrictive tariffs last week want to come to the negotiating table, as investors brace for what looks like another tough day in the markets. John Stolnis has the latest from Washington.     Hands Off Across America Tens of thousands of Americans gathered at more than 12-hundred events in all 50 states over the weekend from Maine to Florida and Texas to Alaska – all with a common message to President Trump: Hands Off. Correspondent Rich Johnson has a roundup of the rallies from coast to coast.     GOP Budget Focus Republicans on Capitol Hill are hopeful that the House and Senate will agree on President Trump's agenda and spending cuts. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.     Netanyahu To The White House President Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu will be meeting today at the White House for talks which will include the war in Gaza and tariffs, the first world leader to meet with the president regarding his worldwide tariff announcement.    Second Measles Death Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. made a stop in Texas on Sunday and visited the family of a 6-year-old girl who died of the measles virus in February. Correspondent Marcela Sanchez reports on the death of a second child linked to measles in the Lone Star State.    Great 8 Makes History The Great One has been surpassed by the Great 8. Alex Ovechkin stands alone as the greatest goal scorer in hockey history. Correspondent Gethin Coolbaugh reports.         Bessett Talks Tariffs Wall Street's downward spiral over the news about tariffs is expected to continue today, as Wall Street futures plunged again overnight. Stocks markets in Europe and Asia were also in freefall.  Treasury Secretary on NBC's Meet the Press says the Trump administration will be staying the course despite Wall Street losses. Correspondent Donna Warder reports.     Wicked Weekend Weather At least 16 people are dead after a severe storm system with torrential rain, severe floods, hail and dozens of tornadoes tore through parts of the South and Midwest. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.     DOJ Lawyer On Leave After Loss In Maryland Case A judge has sided with a Maryland man from El Salvador who was expelled in what is described by the White House as a quote- “administrative error" and demanded he be removed from a Central American prison and returned to the United States by the end of today. Correspondent Lisa Adams Wagner reports.     Company Responses To Tariffs Companies around the world are taking an extremely cautious approach to President Trump's new tariff order.     No Obesity Drug Coverage The Trump administration has decided not to cover costly injectable drugs for obesity, under Medicare's Part D prescription drug program. Jennifer King has more.    McCarrick Passes Away Theodore McCarrick, the former archbishop of Washington and the highest American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church to be accused of sexually abusing minors and seminarians — a charge that stripped him of his ministry, his place in the College of Cardinals and his priesthood, has passed away. Correspondent Ed Donahue reports.    Tesla Incidents Abroad Incidents involving the reports of vandalism of Tesla vehicles and showrooms isn't just happening in the United States. Correspondent Haya Panjwani reports there has been a number of damage reports abroad, including in Italy.   Finally   Now you know why the Mindcraft video game has been a major hit with kids. It's also a massive success with young and old alike at the box office. Kevin Carr has details. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bienvenue dans PsychoNews, micro-épisode dans lequel je vous partage chaque mois 3 études ou expériences issues de la recherche en psychologie. Qu'elles soient utiles, drôles ou franchement loufoques, ces recherches dévoilent à chaque fois de nouvelles facettes de notre psychisme. Dans cet épisode :1. Comment les super-héros peuvent-ils aider les hommes à se sentir bien dans leurs corps ?2. Nos opinions politiques varient-elles en fonction des saisons ?3. L'entraînement fractionné peut-il favoriser votre réussite scolaire ?Le meilleur de PsychoShot est maintenant disponible en librairie sous le titre « Pourquoi les potins nous font-ils du bien » ! ⁠Lien Cultura ⁠⁠Lien Fnac⁠ ⁠Lien Editeur⁠ ⁠Librairies indépendantes⁠ ⁠Lien Amazon⁠ Le livre contient 30 capsules de PsychoShot agrémentées de contenus additionnels ainsi que plusieurs capsules exclusives sur la thématique de la charge mentale, des nouvelles habitudes ou encore de la gestion des émotions. Vous trouverez le lien pour le commander en description du podcast, le mieux étant évidemment de le commander chez votre libraire préféré.  PsychoShot est produit par MindCraft, le cabinet de formation en management et compétences psychologiques. MindCraft réinvente l'expérience de la formation en concevant des entraînements au leadership dans des scénarios extrêmes (Formule 1, NASA, Médecine militaire). Si vous souhaitez vous former ou former vos équipes au sein de votre entreprise, contactez-nous à l'adresse ⁠contact@mindcraft.fr⁠ Pour soutenir PsychoShot, n'oubliez pas de nous suivre sur Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn. Vous pouvez également nous laisser un commentaire 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcast, ça nous fera très plaisir :). :⁠ https://www.instagram.com/podcastpsychoshot/⁠ PsychoShot Facebook :⁠ https://www.facebook.com/podcastpsychoshot⁠ Le site de PsychoShot :⁠ http://mindcraft.fr/psychoshot/⁠ Vous avez une question sur PsychoShot ? Vous souhaitez que nous abordions une thématique spécifique ? Envoyez nous un e-mail à ⁠psychoshot@mindcraft.fr⁠ 

He's back! Joel sits down to chat with Aaron Sadoff (President at Marian University) on Episode #125.In this episode we discuss self publishing his new book (MindCraft), how many copies have been sold, Amazon, souls, cleaning and organizing, Ted Lasso, connections, Legos, Fish Fry, Jon Gordon and Joel's Book Rating on MindCraft. Prior to being president at Marian, Aaron spent time as executive director at the Fond du Lac Area Foundation and many years as a Superintendent at North Fond du Lac School District.MindCraft - https://www.amazon.com/MindCraft-Art-Positive-Thinking-RIGHT/dp/B0DSJ2YF84Strength to Strength - https://www.amazon.com/Strength-Finding-Success-Happiness-Purpose/dp/059319148XTools of Titans - https://www.amazon.com/Tools-Titans-Billionaires-World-Class-Performers/dp/B082VKY29Q/ref=sr_1_3?crid=19OJYGU78MJ0&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.GqC75lU3w_Ebc6D2J0a4tKqScVaflR6jIbntebZygExef6D8Onb_o5jf3RJy6m3X7acd6a1kBZWm9RCoX9xPfKf063dU2Z1_BN_O4vC6-QJQ0-B3Yvts77so2rtXkUZ7Ke_tpFcAvWSJ_REyfD2W9El7RZ-wYqegYw2zjzMXKflNFWTscrlI5TJkThwpAUyxHW9RzEjb3P5GvDgbJaGkTIhhVqQ7xogcjlyZ87gvzE5fCFK0QVWZx6gqLa_SoVQeaD6byFV9pET9kJv3UoEYuLuxEP3ZHIF-eO3-_HvWeQGXwl4RVfqFaDCqqxSKHi92R04FctoHzMyQLSlAGgXqcuSoImvAU5CP43f_B2ySdL4.sizJSU8n1tsU0sNd-16b68Cj7FqAjpLPiKzIDMKfnyo&dib_tag=se&keywords=tim+ferriss&qid=1741367620&s=books&sprefix=tim+ferris%2Cstripbooks%2C114&sr=1-3#drexel #lumber #campbellsport #fonddulac #marian

Joel sits down to chat with Aaron Sadoff (President at Marian University) on Episode #119. In this episode we talk about Aaron's background as president, executive director at the Fond du Lac Area Foundation and many years as a Superintendent at North Fond du Lac and also his work within the Fond du Lac School District. We also discuss his new book (Mindcraft), positivity, power of a handshake, Beshert, pain and suffering, feeling emotions and not hiding them, letting people inside, soft underbelly, being present, being curious, being better together, many book recommendations and the always famous Billboard question. #drexel #lumber #campbellsport #fonddulac #marian

The world needs plant-based spam. Nootropic beverages will make a comeback in 2025. T-shirts are the best brand swag. It's buy-or-sell time, and the hosts transact in opinions. This episode also features interviews with the leaders of two fast-growing U.K.-based CPG companies: Jack Scott, the co-founder of flavored sparkling water brand Dash, and Kathryn Bricken, the founder of Doughlicious, a brand of frozen cookie dough and gelato bites. Show notes: 0:25: No Results. We're Available. Mindcraft. Un-Appealing. Brand Brush. Call It A Comeback. Like, Thanks. – Election Day has come and gone, but the hosts still don't know who won. They will, however, be available to answer questions and make connections at BevNET's Winter events. But before that, Ray needs a drop or two. Unmeat is on the plate, and not everyone is happy. Denim jackets might be the best gift you can give a customer (or member of the media) with toothbrushes coming in a close second. Mike urges everyone to back a coffee brand, salty snacks are all the rage, especially ones that taste like a turkey dinner, and a BFY gummy brand gets a big time partner. 37:33: Interview: Jack Scott, Co-Founder, Dash – Jack shares an introduction to Dash and discusses the company's international distribution strategy, what he learned about the brand's brief stint in the U.S. market and why hasn't it been a priority since, and why the American market is sometimes described as the "graveyard of so many British brands"   53:07: Interview: Kathryn Bricken, Founder & CEO, Doughlicious – Kathryn talks about the genesis of Doughlicious and why she chose to launch a frozen brand, how she assessed the timing and prepared for a U.S. launch, and how Whole Foods evaluated the brand and what gave its buyers confidence in its ability to succeed on its shelves. She also discusses Doughlicious' national rollout at Target and how the company planned for a dramatic expansion in geography as well as a new retail channel and consumer base. Brands in this episode: Dash, Doughlicious, Apothekary, Heyday Canning Co., Belgian Boys, Nguyen Coffee Supply, Fly By Jing, Four Sigmatic, Magic Mind, Comeback Coffee, Like Air, Jones Soda, Once Upon A Coconut, Grounded Shakes, Pipcorn, Better Sour

Send us a Text Message. Dive into the profound journey of King Colman Otunga, a master wordsmith who uses his literary prowess to navigate the intricate landscapes of mental health. In this episode, we explore how Colman crafts his narratives to shed light on the often unspoken struggles of the mind. Through his powerful storytelling, he not only entertains but also provides solace and understanding to those battling mental health challenges.Join us as we delve into:The Healing Power of Words: Discover how Colman's writing serves as a therapeutic outlet for himself and his readers.Breaking Stigmas: Learn about his mission to dismantle the stigmas surrounding mental health through candid and compassionate dialogue.Personal Reflections: Hear Colman's own experiences with mental health and how they shape his creative process.Inspiring Resilience: Be inspired by stories of resilience and hope that emerge from the depths of mental health struggles.This episode is a testament to the transformative power of words and the importance of mental health awareness. Whether you're a fan of literature, an advocate for mental health, or someone seeking comfort in shared experiences, this conversation with King Colman Otunga is not to be missed.Support the Show.Listen to Ugandan Art Speaks Out on all podcast platforms. For more information and to explore further, visit our website at https://www.ugandanartspeaksout.com/Contact us at adnan@omuti.org or director@omuti.org

Variety well served as always on #KarishmaKonnect, a platform to konnect with horizons beyond your own. This week, we're talking about a topic you may or may not know about - DEBT COLLECTION! Shedding light on why collection methods need to evolve as payment options diversify, Siddharth Agarwal, Founder and Managing Director, Mobicule Technologies breaks down the jargon to simplify the BTS of EMIs. After working with organizations like Zycus & Mindcraft, Siddharth founded Mobicule in the year 2008, with a vision to help organizations leverage the power of mobility and wireless, thereby offering a competitive edge to these organizations by solving business problems. After pioneering in products focussed on mobile field force and successfully deploying some of the largest mobile field force implementations across Sales & Distribution, Telecom, and BFSI, he is now steering the organization in the next phase of hyper-growth in niche disruptive products focussed on solving complex business problems. Know more about his journey so far and everything you can gain from it, while at it, tune into Karishma Konnect across platforms here: https://linktr.ee/karikonnect. Please subscribe, like, comment, share, and all that jazz. Stay Tuned for our next episode coming soon! For regular updates, follow me on Instagram at www.instagram.com/karishmakonnect! #tech #disruption #business #founder #growthmindset #entrepreneur #podcastshow #podcasts #debtrelief

In this episode, we talk about academic pressure and the anxiety it can create for our teenagers. But more than that, we talk about FAILURE. Fear of failure, what failure really means, and how to help our teenagers when they think they've failed. Amelie Moore is a former language teacher who thinks it's vital that kids learn to fail. Amelie says teenagers need to know that failure is not the end of the road, and that offering a safe, non-judgmental space for them to make mistakes and reflect, is how they will learn how to reach their goals and overcome challenges in their own way.As someone who felt overwhelmed by academic anxiety in her own teenage years, Amelie believes there's a different way to help teenagers succeed whatever their school record.She says to teenagers listening: "You are not broken, you don't need fixing, you are amazing, unique individuals full of potential."Get more from Amélie Moore? Amélie's website It's Mindcraft coaching

Today Ros and Eric are joined by one of the most controversial housewives in the Bravo universe this year. Monica Garcia took The Real Housewife of Salt Lake City by storm as a new cast member this past season, and is answering all the questions we wanted to know the answers to. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My guest, Kimberly Quinn, talks about how to program your mind for success and overcome negative thinking. She talks about how holding a negative thought for more than 17 seconds programs the subconscious to make negative thinking a habit. Kimberly is the host of the podcast, Mindcraft and the creator of www.mindcraftuniversity.com where she has a course you can take to learn how to program your mind to make positive thinking a habit for $129. That's a great investment if you ask me to become a positive thinker and create amazing results in your life. My guess is that investment would return millions of dollars over a lifetime and create a level of happiness that is priceless. Don't take my word for it, prove it to yourself. Gratefully your, Steve --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stephen-lentini/message

Quel est le lien entre la sitcom Friends, la marque Gillette et la phobie des chiens ?  Pourquoi avons-nous tendance à suivre le comportement des gens qui nous entourent ?   Vous aurez la réponse à toutes ces questions dans ce nouvel épisode qui dévoile comment la preuve sociale, une technique de manipulation théorisée par Robert Cialdini, a un impact déterminant sur nos vies.  Petite annonce pour vous dire que le meilleur de PsychoShot est maintenant disponible en librairie sous le titre « Pourquoi les potins nous font-ils du bien » ! ⁠Lien Cultura ⁠⁠Lien Fnac⁠ ⁠Lien Editeur⁠ ⁠Librairies indépendantes⁠ ⁠Lien Amazon⁠ Le livre contient 30 capsules de PsychoShot agrémentées de contenus additionnels ainsi que plusieurs capsules exclusives sur la thématique de la charge mentale, des nouvelles habitudes ou encore de la gestion des émotions. Vous trouverez le lien pour le commander en description du podcast, le mieux étant évidemment de le commander chez votre libraire préféré. PsychoShot est produit par MindCraft, le cabinet de formation en management et compétences psychologiques.MindCraft réinvente l'expérience de la formation en concevant des entraînements au leadership dans des scénarios extrêmes (Formule 1, NASA, Médecine militaire). Si vous souhaitez vous former ou former vos équipes au sein de votre entreprise, contactez-nous à l'adresse contact@mindcraft.fr Pour soutenir PsychoShot, n'oubliez pas de nous suivre sur Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn. Vous pouvez également nous laisser un commentaire 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcast, ça nous fera très plaisir :). PsychoShot Instragram :⁠ https://www.instagram.com/podcastpsychoshot/⁠ PsychoShot Facebook :⁠ https://www.facebook.com/podcastpsychoshot⁠ Le site de PsychoShot :⁠ http://mindcraft.fr/psychoshot/⁠ Vous avez une question sur PsychoShot ? Vous souhaitez que nous abordions une thématique spécifique ? Envoyez nous un e-mail à psychoshot@mindcraft.fr

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It's no secret that many parents struggle with exactly how much screen time is healthy for their kids. Some wage daily battles to manage their children's time with devices, and others feel powerless to do anything to control the siege. But the digital world is here to stay, so it's more important than ever for caregivers to understand and embrace technology in their kids' lives.  For this episode in our Life Skills series, we talk with Keith Schacht, CEO and co-founder of The Explanation Company. He offers a new perspective on the role that technology plays in growing up today. He shares his vision for a world where using it becomes a skill that young people tap to open doors, explore new ideas, and develop their interests.  Listen now to hear about: The danger of focusing solely on the duration of screen time [03:43]; The benefits kids gain from their time on devices (and not just when they're playing Mindcraft) [04:48]; How to encourage children to use screen time to explore interests, passions, and potential careers [07:49]; The value of proactively parenting in the digital age to help kids develop a healthy relationship with technology [15:10]; How technology can be a tool that builds independence [18:20]. Don't miss Today's Takeaways!  Listen all the way to the end of the episode for three tips on how to help your children excel in their learning.    Links and Resources  Follow Keith Schacht on Twitter and LinkedIn.  Learn more about The Explanation Company. Check out the video version of this episode on the Gifted Minds YouTube channel. Don't forget to like and subscribe! Explore Alpha, a unique school that uses adaptive software and motivational strategies to help students to learn in the style that works best for them. Learn more about GT School, an online program that helps gifted and talented kids supercharge their academics.    Be part of something special Stay connected with our community:  YouTube channel Facebook Instagram  Twitter  If you enjoy the Gifted Minds podcast, would you leave us a short review on your favorite podcast platform? We love reading your feedback and ideas.    About Keith Schacht Keith Schacht is an entrepreneur, engineer, and investor focused on building products for children. He was previously the CEO and co-founder of Mystery Science, the most widely used science curriculum in U.S. elementary schools. He's now the CEO and co-founder of The Explanation Company, building internet tools for children. He's an active angel investor and a board member of Higher Ground.   Podcast Credits Executive Producer and Host: MacKenzie Price Executive Producer: Lindsay Grubb, TillCo Media  Senior Producer: Amanda Avery Senior Editor: Alisa Jenkins, Springboard Marketing Marketing: Patrick Harrell, The Krewe Video Production/Editing: Kevin Smith, Picturebox Productions Music Producer: Dyami Wilson 

Kimberly Quinn, Ph.D., is on the show today to talk about how to retrain our way of thinking and also how to set the tone for your day the moment you open your eyes! I just loved this episode! Dr. Kimberly Quinn currently teaches courses on Mindcraft and Cognitive Psychology at Champlain College in Burlington, VT. Dr. Quinn speaks at various colleges, universities, and organizations on a variety of topics related to well-being. Her most recent higher-profile speaking engagements were No Need to Fix Me: I'm Not Broken (TEDxUStreetWomen-Washington, DC, 2019), The Double-edged Sword: ADHD and Impulsivity (TEDxAmoskeagMillyard-NH,2019), and Race & Gender (AAUW Panelist, 2019), Trauma & Resilience (Champlain College-October,2021), Mental Health on College Campuses (Chronicle of Higher Education-panelist, December 2021), and #SelfcareisNOTselfish (Student Affairs, Penn State, 2022). Dr. Quinn's weekly Mindcraft podcast series and Mindcraft Youtube channel (youtube.com/@mindcraftwellbeing) are aimed at striving for optimal well-being and life satisfaction. She also writes for Psychology Today on topics related to positive psychology, and is an avid skier who loves really good chicken wings and watching “I Love Lucy.” YOU CAN FIND DAWN: https://www.facebook.com/dawnversations https://www.instagram.com/dawnversations_podcast/ https://www.pinterest.com/dawnwecker12/dawnversations-podcast/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGZFdplRZmXIguI31KbX2eg https://www.tiktok.com/@dawnversations Email: dawnversations@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawn9792/message

Pour cet épisode, PsychoShot s'est allié avec un sponsor de choix, Stepler, l'application qui nous motive à marcher chaque jour. Voici un lien vers l'application qui vous permet d'avoir 20 points bonus : https://steplerapp.page.link/4rbkWu6qhbHthFYd7 Le principe : l'application Stepler m'aide à définir un nombre de pas minimum à effectuer chaque jour et me permet de mesurer mes progrès pour m'inciterà marcher davantage. Personnellement, ça m'aide beaucoup lors des journées de télétravail et me donne le petit coup de pouce nécessaire pour sortir de mon bureau et aller me promener. PsychoShot est produit par MindCraft, le cabinet de formation en management et compétences psychologiques. MindCraft réinvente l'expérience de la formation en concevant des entraînements au leadership dans des scénarios extrêmes (Formule 1, NASA, Médecine militaire). Si vous souhaitez vous former ou former vos équipes au sein de votre entreprise, contactez-nous à l'adresse contact@mindcraft.fr Pour soutenir PsychoShot, n'oubliez pas de nous suivre sur Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn. Vous pouvez également nous laisser un commentaire 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcast, ça nous fera très plaisir :). Vous avez une question sur PsychoShot ? Vous souhaitez que nous abordions une thématique spécifique ? Envoyez nous un e-mail à psychoshot@mindcraft.fr

In this episode CB Walker stresses the importance of self love in the way that only CB Walker can. The video is pixelated but I hope that you enjoy it. Happy Friday y'all! Honey, I'm CB Walker...The World's Foremost Psychic Energy Readers. I specialize in reading your energy by scribbling on a sheet of paper. Those lines, circles, and loop de loops will tell me certain truths about you. I will give you the best possible advice to steer your life in the right direction. Please try not to laugh at these callers because this is serious business. Don't start no mess! I'm only here to help!

What problems do YouTubers have?  What do they need and want?  Providing value gets their attention and creates opportunities!  What's the formula for success?  Tune in! Sam Weinstein was just a 14 year old Mindcraft kid who created some online games then some of the biggest names on YouTube took notice which ultimately led to him selling his first company at 20! Sam Weinstein is an American entrepreneur and Host of The Sam Weinstein Show. He's worked with the world's top YouTubers before he built an American apparel brand to $1.5M and exited. Now he helps Shopify apparel brands optimize their business. What we wear is our message!  Better Call Daddy: The Safe Space For Controversy. Connect with Sam https://samweinstein.co/ Connect with Reena https://youtube.com/c/BetterCallDaddy bettercalldaddy.com twitter.com/reenareena instagram.com/reenafriedmanwatts instagram.com/bettercalldaddypodcast linkedin.com/in/reenafriedmanwatts   Help us me and my daddy with our wisdom rating drop a 5 star review and subscribe  ratethispodcast.com/bettercalldaddy podchaser.com/bettercalldaddy    

Lomit Patel returns to the Apptivate podcast to share his experiences marketing Tynker, an Edtech product that teaches kids how to code. The platform reaches 60 million users in over 150 countries. In his new role as Chief Growth officer, Lomit discusses how the team got kids excited about coding and engaged teachers and parents to use the app.Lomit Patel has worked in growth at startups for over 20 years. He is the author of Lean AI and a Forbes Business Development Council Member. He's worked at a number of startups that have gone on to become an IPO, like Roku, or that have been acquired by other companies, like Texture.Questions Lomit Answered in this Episode:How is Tynker and what do you do there?How did Tynker acquire its 60 million users?Does your approach to growth stay consistent from company to company?Do you see investing in branding initiatives as a more valuable medium when remarketing isn't possible?Where do you see AI going in the near future, specifically as it relates to growth marketing?Timestamp:1:37 Lomit's background4:00 Tynker & Lomit's role7:00 How Tynker reached 60 million users10:50 Genesis of their Mindcraft angle14:15 Changing the growth playbook for kid-oriented products19:29 Marketing to mass audiences23:40 How we're evolving with AIQuotes:(2:16-2:26) “As I've spent more and more time learning about growth, you really come to realize the value of data and how important that is to make different decisions.”(11:12-11:19) “It's really hard to market directly to kids, so you have to figure out how you can influence kids to really learn about your product?”(17:04-17:18) “You can't really remarket to kids. So the big part comes down to how do you use your data and how do you create better personalized experiences, how do you use in-app messaging to really be contextually relevant to what the user's looking for?”Mentioned in this Episode:Lomit Patel's LinkedInTynkerLean AI by Lomit Patel

Bienvenue dans PsychoNews, micro-épisode dans lequel je vous partage chaque mois 3 études ou expériences issues de la recherche en psychologie. Qu'elles soient utiles, drôles ou franchement loufoques, ces recherches dévoilent à chaque fois de nouvelles facettes de notre psychisme. Dans cet épisode : 1. Pourquoi la course à pied peut amplifier notre mal être ? 2. Comment calmer un paranoïaque ? 3. Pourquoi faut-il toujours demander un coup de main à son voisin ? Le meilleur de PsychoShot est maintenant disponible en librairie sous le titre « Pourquoi les potins nous font-ils du bien » ! Lien Cultura Lien Fnac Lien Editeur Librairies indépendantes Lien Amazon  Le livre contient 30 capsules de PsychoShot agrémentées de contenus additionnels ainsi que plusieurs capsules exclusives sur la thématique de la charge mentale, des nouvelles habitudes ou encore de la gestion des émotions. Vous trouverez le lien pour le commander en description du podcast, le mieux étant évidemment de le commander chez votre libraire préféré.   PsychoShot est produit par MindCraft, le cabinet de formation en management et compétences psychologiques. MindCraft réinvente l'expérience de la formation en concevant des entraînements au leadership dans des scénarios extrêmes (Formule 1, NASA, Médecine militaire). Si vous souhaitez vous former ou former vos équipes au sein de votre entreprise, contactez-nous à l'adresse contact@mindcraft.fr  Pour soutenir PsychoShot, n'oubliez pas de nous suivre sur Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn.  Vous pouvez également nous laisser un commentaire 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcast, ça nous fera très plaisir :).  : https://www.instagram.com/podcastpsychoshot/ PsychoShot Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/podcastpsychoshot Le site de PsychoShot : http://mindcraft.fr/psychoshot/  Vous avez une question sur PsychoShot ? Vous souhaitez que nous abordions une thématique spécifique ? Envoyez nous un e-mail à psychoshot@mindcraft.fr 

Tracey Baptiste is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Minecraft: The Crash and the new book MERMAID & PIRATE Website: www.traceybaptiste.com Baptiste shares how her readers' perspectives are expanded by the diverse representation in her stories and the impact it can have on young readers. It is fascinating to hear Tracy Batiste's journey as a writer and her insights on the challenges and benefits of working from home. Her passion for storytelling and commitment to diversity in her work were truly inspiring. Check out her latest book, Mermaid and Pirate. If you're a fan of children's literature or interested in the world of writing and publishing, give this episode a listen. She also shares some advice for aspiring writers, emphasizing the importance of persistence and dedication. "You have to be willing to put in the work," she says. "You have to be willing to write every day, even when you don't feel like it." Baptiste's insights and experiences are sure to inspire anyone interested in pursuing a career in writing. As Tracy says, "If you have a story to tell, don't give up on it. Keep writing, keep revising, and keep submitting." So, if you want to learn more about Tracy's journey and get some valuable tips on writing and working from home, be sure to tune in to this episode. Introduction [00:00:01] The hosts introduce the Work From Home Show and welcome Tracy Baptiste as a guest. Tracy's journey as a writer [00:01:20] Tracy talks about how she became interested in writing and her journey as a writer. Tracy's first published book [00:03:27] Tracy talks about her first published book and her experience working with different publishers. Tracy's current projects [00:04:22] Tracy talks about her current projects and how she is always working on something new. Collaborating with illustrators [00:06:18] Tracy talks about how she collaborates with illustrators for her picture books and cover designs. Minecraft: The Crash [00:07:55] Tracy talks about her book Minecraft: The Crash and how it is set in the world of Minecraft. Researching Minecraft [00:08:53] Tracy talks about how she researched Minecraft for her book and how her son became a consultant for the book. Tracy's Writing Journey [00:10:07] Tracy talks about her journey as a writer, from starting at a young age to becoming a full-time writer. Writing Location [00:12:34] Tracy discusses her writing process and how she has a specific location for most of her work. Mermaids Have Always Been Black [00:14:23] Tracy talks about her New York Times op-ed and her new book, Mermaid and Pirate, which was inspired by the idea of black mermaids. Final Thoughts and Promotion [00:18:09] Tracy shares her final thoughts and promotes her new book, Mermaid and Pirate. Speaker 0 (00:00:01) - Forced to work from home by your employer laid off or feeling depressed at home. Do you wanna make money working from anywhere? We'll show you how to do it from your couch. It's time for another episode of The Work From Home Show, coming to you from their homes in Austin, Texas, and Tampa, Florida. Here are your hosts, Adam and Naresh. Speaker 1 (00:00:28) - Hey everybody. Welcome to The Work From Home Show. Shout out to all our homies, homeboys, homegirls, home Trans, all the work from Homers out there. I'm na This, uh, today we have Tracy Batiste on the show. She is the number one New York Times bestselling author of Minecraft, the Crash in the new book, mermaid and Pirate. Tracy Batiste, thank you so much for joining us on the show. Speaker 2 (00:00:55) - Thank you so much for having me. Appreciate it. Speaker 1 (00:00:58) - Yeah, and I'm really looking forward to reading your book, mermaid In In Pirate. I haven't gotten a chance to, to read the hard version yet, but I'm gonna be reading it to my children. Yes, I think it's, uh, it, it's, it's very different from your Minecraft. Now, your Minecraft book, I believe is more a novel if I'm not mistaken. And Mermaid and Pirate is a children's book, Speaker 2 (00:01:20) - Right? Yeah. So I write pretty much always for kids. It just, it sort of depends on the age group. And Mermaid and Pirate is a picture book. It is for younger kids and my books like Minecraft and the Jammies series are for older kids. Ones who are reading on their own and who wanna read longer novels. So yeah. Um, mermaid and Pirate, definitely for the little guys. Speaker 1 (00:01:47) - Tell us a little bit about how you got interested in writing Fiction Fantasy, if you want to call it. Walk us through your journey. Is this something that you always wanted to do as a kid? Did you use to watch a lot of Disney movies? Tell us more. Speaker 2 (00:02:03) - Yeah, I actually decided that I wanted to be a writer when I was three, which is kind of ridiculous. Oh, you know, , I, um, it's kind of ridiculous cuz you know, like when you're, when you're really little and somebody asks you what you wanna be, it's always like all of these different things. And, um, I had so many books in my house and a lot of them were fairy tales. Um, a lot of them were grims fairy tales. And I wanted to be a writer because I really love stories. My mom, my dad, everybody in my family would read to me, they would tell me stories. There was a big oral tradition in Tritan Tobago where I grew up. And so I was, you know, steeped in stories all the time. So it did not seem like that farfetched to think that I could grow up and be one of these people who has their name on the cover of a book. So I was three when I decided that that was a thing that I wanted to do. And, um, even though I diverged from that a little bit, I was a teacher, I was an editor and so on. I always was interested in storytelling. And so I always came back to this idea that I could write stories. So yeah, I started writing really, really early and kept with it. Um, my first published book came out in 2005, and I have been publishing pretty steadily ever since. Speaker 1 (00:03:27) - I didn't know that your first published book came out in oh five, that's nearly 20 years ago. Was that through a traditional I'm, as there wasn't self-publishing back then, so I'm assuming that was a, a book deal that you got for that first book. Speaker 2 (00:03:41) - Yeah, that one was Simon and Schuster. And since I have worked with a lot of different publishers, uh, mermaid and Pirate comes out through Workman, which is a division of Hasat. And, um, they have actually been my home for quite some time now. I have a series with them. The Jumpy series is a fantasy for middle grade readers. I have this picture book, obviously. I have, um, a non-fiction book called African Icons, 10 People Who Shaped History that is also for middle grade readers. And so yeah, they've, they've been my home for several books. Speaker 1 (00:04:22) - How many total books have you written? Speaker 2 (00:04:26) - I think at this point it's 20, Speaker 1 (00:04:29) - So no, you can't, you can't even keep track the podcast you're Speaker 2 (00:04:31) - Sent. Yeah, I I'm not exactly sure because, well, part of the part of it is that I am constantly working, right? Like, uh, you know, your podcast is for working from home writers, uh, working, you know, people working from home. And that is 100% who I am. I am a mom who works from home and I am constantly working on something. So I just handed in a book on Friday, just gone, and I have another book that I need to hand in at the end of two months and yeah. Oh wow. Just, you know, cost Speaker 1 (00:05:03) - From the same publisher. They want you to submit some, Speaker 2 (00:05:06) - Um, no, these are actually two different publishers that I'm working with this time. Um, so the same publisher from Mermaid and Pirate, uh, is the same publisher that I owe a book to in two months, but I owe a book. I, uh, the book I handed in on Friday was for a different publisher. So yeah, I am just, you know, it is very much a, um, a business and as a business I am always working and I'm always working on something. I'm always doing something new. I'm always looking for my next story. I'm always looking for the next thing that is going to engage a young reader and yeah. Right now, so I'm hoping that Marian and Pirate is that thing that engages the, the next set of readers for me. Speaker 1 (00:05:54) - Can you tell us a little, you, you said this is your business and Mermaid and Pirate is a, a children's picture book, and you have an illustrator who did the pictures, Minecraft, the crash, similar, you have, uh, images that go along with it. So how did you partner up with your collaborators and you guys just continue to push out more projects together? Speaker 2 (00:06:18) - Right, so for the most part, the publisher pairs me up with an illustrator for the picture books because with picture books, obviously, you know, they're, they're pictures throughout with, uh, projects like Minecraft Crash and the Jumpy Series. Those I really, um, only need a cover illustrator for. And because I obviously am not an illustrator, I only write, um, the publisher pairs me up with who they think is going to be the right person to convey, uh, the images that they need on that cover or in those interiors in the right way. So, um, so they, there was a cover designer for Minecraft, the Crash, um, the, I think it's the same cover de designer that does all of the Minecraft novels that Mojang puts out. Um, so, you know, that was something that had already been planned even before I came on board to do a Minecraft book. Um, Vivian Tow was the person who did the covers for the entire Jumbies series, and Liesel Adams did the, um, illustrations for Mermaid and Pirates. So the cover in all of the interiors, all of those bright, vibrant colors and the, um, the facial expressions that are so amazingly expressive for both Mermaid and Pirate because, you know, they don't speak the same language. So a lot of their, a lot of their communication is non-verbal. And, uh, Liesl was able to, to convey that in the, in the illustrations. Speaker 1 (00:07:55) - Now, your book, Mindcraft, is that based on the video game? Speaker 2 (00:07:59) - It is a world, it is a story set in the world of Minecraft. So the, uh, Mojang wanted me to write a fantasy because that is what I am best known for. I am really well known for writing fantasy, for writing, um, action scenes. And they wanted something like that for, um, their Minecraft world. So they came to me and asked me what ideas I had for it, and I was able to come up with something fairly quickly and write this story in which, um, the main character Bianca gets stuck inside of a virtual reality Minecraft world. Speaker 1 (00:08:44) - So to, did you already know about Minecraft before or did you have to start doing some research or playing the game, or how did that Speaker 2 (00:08:53) - Oh, I, I mean, I knew what Minecraft was because I have, I come from a family of gamers, so literally everybody in my house played Minecraft except for me. I, I get really nauseated, um, playing video games or watching video games, so it's really difficult for me to, to play video games at all. Um, but I did know about Minecraft because I, my kids were younger at the time and they were huge Minecraft fans and they helped me a lot. My son especially, he was 10 at the time I started working on this book and he became the consultant on this Oh wow. Book for me, cuz he would show me how to play the game, you know, for as long as I could stand because again, I do get nauseated. Um, and he would answer all my questions about how things could work in the story and what, you know, I could or could not get away with. And he did such a good job of it that Mojang actually gave him credit on the book as a consultant. So when you look on that, on that title page at the very bottom, his name is on there as a consultant, Speaker 1 (00:10:04) - Minecraft consultant. I like it. Speaker 2 (00:10:07) - Yeah. Speaker 1 (00:10:07) - Talking about your family a little bit more, you said that your, your kids are now somewhat grown. Mm-hmm. , you work from home. Tell us a little bit about the overall journey. Okay. So you told us you started at three years old, you wanted to be a writer or you started writing at three, but like you, did he go to college study literature or English or something? Did he go straight to writing out of college or did he work a job? Tell us a little bit more. Speaker 2 (00:10:37) - Sure. So I did start writing, you know, pretty early. I think I tried to write my very first novel when I was about 12. And that of course was not a success because I was 12 . You know, I really, um, was just starting on my journey then. But I kept writing. I did go to college, I went to NYU and I got my degree in literature. My bachelor's degree is in literature. And then I went back and I got my master's degree in education cuz I thought that I wanted to be a teacher as well. And I was teaching pre-K, kindergarten, second grade, sixth grade. These were all the grades I was teaching. And I found that as a teacher, I was so busy and I was so, uh, involved in what I was doing in the classroom that I really didn't have time to write. Speaker 2 (00:11:33) - So I decided to leave teaching and I then I went into educational publishing. So I became a publisher, um, an editor, uh, for an educational publisher. And that really afforded me more time to write. So while I was editing, I was also writing, and that's how my first book was published. I was, I was able to finish it while I was working as an editor. I would come home at night and write. And after that I was publishing more books while I was working as an editor. And then when the first Jammies book came out, uh, that was in 2015, that's when I decided that I was going to start writing full-time. So it took me, uh, quite a long time. It really was 10 years between my first book being published and, uh, the ju the first Jumbies book being published and me deciding that I could now work from home on my writing solely, um, at that point. Speaker 1 (00:12:34) - That's a pretty cool story. And, and then as far as working from home goes, you get most of your ideas from home, your writing at home, do you have a set location at home to, to do your writing or are you just doing it on the fly? Speaker 2 (00:12:49) - I do have an office. So you are talking to me right now inside of my office, and this is where I do most of my work. I find that it is easier for me to have a specific location where I do most of the work that I, I need to do. But usually when I start a story, it starts in like little bits and pieces. So often I have a notebook that I just walk around with and wherever I get ideas, you know, as I'm walking around or if I'm traveling or whatever, I will write them down in the notebook. And most of my stories begin longhand, even if they are picture books. Even if they are novels, um, they always start longhand. So I start them, you know, writing and it doesn't have to be inside my office that I'm doing that longhand writing, uh, of the initial ideas that can really happen anywhere. Speaker 2 (00:13:45) - But once I start really solidifying what the story is going to be, that's when I come to my office, I sit at my desk, I turn on the computer, and I go to my notes, my handwritten notes, and that's when I start writing. Um, I often then print it out so that I can read it and mark it up long hand. That often happens in my office, but doesn't necessarily have to happen in my office. So I would say, um, you know, like maybe 75% of my writing happens in my office at home, and the rest of it might happen really anywhere. Speaker 1 (00:14:23) - You wrote a piece in the New York Times titled Mermaids Have Always Been Black. What do you mean by that? Speaker 2 (00:14:33) - So when, uh, Disney announced that Halle Bailey was going to play Ariel, there was a lot of pushback about this idea of this black woman playing a mermaid. And people didn't seem to be able, able to grasp the concept that, um, mermaids can literally be anybody, right? Um, I mean, there was the initial kind of ridiculousness of this is a fantasy character, so it doesn't really matter what the race of the fantasy character is, but because of my growing up in Trinidad and Tobago and my particular interest in, uh, folklore, fantasy and mythology from all over the world, but very specifically the folklore, fantasy and mythologies of black and brown people, um, I happened to know that there were a lot of mermaids, um, from various cultures that were black and brown, um, but they didn't have a chance to, you know, like have a Disney movie made about them. Speaker 2 (00:15:44) - So that piece was really about the idea that, um, that mermaids could be anybody from anywhere, but also to introduce the idea that, um, mermaid stories have existed in all of these different places. So for example, um, South Africa, um, has in, uh, a place called Caru has these cave paintings of mermaids from, you know, like millennia ago. And, um, Persia had mermaids. Um, there are ancient stories from China and Japan that have mermaids. Um, the Maori people from New Zealand have mermaids. There are mermaids from, uh, south America and Central America. So, you know, mermaids really can come from anywhere. And the idea that this one particular casting was somehow, um, you know, inappropriate because it was a mermaid and mermaids can only look a certain way was, was a little bit ridiculous. And so that's really what that, um, op-ed was about. And you know, it was after that that my editor, she asked if I would write a Black Mermaid story and I said, yeah, sure. You know, I've always loved mermaids and it had never occurred to me to write a Black Mermaid story particularly. Um, I had touched on black mermaids in one of my series, but you know, not a story that's centered on black mermaids. And that's really where Mermaid and Pyre started. It started because of all of this sermon drawing and then, you know, the op-ed and then my editor saying, Hey, hey, how about a Black Mermaid story? And, and then Mermaid and Pirate was born. Speaker 1 (00:17:33) - That's Tracy Bist, number one, New York Times bestselling author of Minecraft, the Crash. Check out her new book, mermaid and a Pirate, go to Amazon. Her website is tracy batist.com. That's b a p t i s t e. And Tracy is also spelled t r a c e y. So Tracy Batist, t r a c e y b a p t i s t e.com. Tracy, any final thoughts you want to share with our listeners or anything else you want to promote? Speaker 2 (00:18:09) - Sure. Uh, thank you so much, first of all for having me and for, um, you know, spelling out my name for the website. I really appreciate that. Um, you know, I really just hope that people enjoy Mermaid and Pirate. I hope that when they read it aloud to their kids, that they have a fun time talking like a mermaid and talking like a pirate and enjoying the absolutely gorgeous illustrations by Liesel Adams. And thank you again for having me. Speaker 1 (00:18:40) - Thank you for writing the book. I, like I said, I'm really looking forward once I get it delivered to read it to my kids. They're young once an infant wants a toddler, so it'll Speaker 2 (00:18:51) - Be Oh, perfect. Speaker 1 (00:18:51) - Yeah, it, it, it'll be fun. And, and then we could watch the, the movie that comes out this, this summer also, maybe mm-hmm. . So it, it ties in very well. So once again, Tracy Bice, thank you so much for joining us on The Work From Home Show to all our listeners. Check us out at work from home show.com. That's www.workfromhomeshow.com. Get on our mailing list there. If you have any questions, comments, if you wanna leave a note for Tracy that you want us to forward, email us hello at work from home show.com, that's Hello at Work from home show.com. Follow us on social media, we're on Twitter, we're on Facebook, we're on a few others, just search for us. You can leave us a review on iTunes. Tune in Stitcher, Spotify, whatever podcasting platform you use. And until next week, keep on working from home.

Dans cet épisode découvrez 5 pratiques concrètes pour réduire sa charge mentale au quotidien. Ces pratiques peuvent paraître simples mais les appliquer rigoureusement et quotidiennement peut changer votre vie.  Ce sujet est un des plus grands défis de notre époque et en fonction de vos retours nous explorerons la gestion de la charge mentale à travers d'autres thématiques dans les prochains mois.    Petite annonce pour vous dire que le meilleur de PsychoShot est maintenant disponible en librairie sous le titre « Pourquoi les potins nous font-ils du bien » ! Lien Cultura Lien Fnac Lien Editeur Librairies indépendantes Lien Amazon  Le livre contient 30 capsules de PsychoShot agrémentées de contenus additionnels ainsi que plusieurs capsules exclusives sur la thématique de la charge mentale, des nouvelles habitudes ou encore de la gestion des émotions. Vous trouverez le lien pour le commander en description du podcast, le mieux étant évidemment de le commander chez votre libraire préféré.   PsychoShot est produit par MindCraft, le cabinet de formation en management et compétences psychologiques. MindCraft réinvente l'expérience de la formation en concevant des entraînements au leadership dans des scénarios extrêmes (Formule 1, NASA, Médecine militaire). Si vous souhaitez vous former ou former vos équipes au sein de votre entreprise, contactez-nous à l'adresse contact@mindcraft.fr  Pour soutenir PsychoShot, n'oubliez pas de nous suivre sur Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn.  Vous pouvez également nous laisser un commentaire 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcast, ça nous fera très plaisir :).  : https://www.instagram.com/podcastpsychoshot/ PsychoShot Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/podcastpsychoshot Le site de PsychoShot : http://mindcraft.fr/psychoshot/  Vous avez une question sur PsychoShot ? Vous souhaitez que nous abordions une thématique spécifique ? Envoyez nous un e-mail à psychoshot@mindcraft.fr 

Voici le nouvel épisode de PsychoMythos, désolé pour l'erreur de transfert sur le dernier épisode. Aujourd'hui nous revenus sur les idées reçues concernant les hauts potentiels intellectuels ou HPI ! Avant de commencer, je souhaiterais rappeler que les approximations ou mensonges sur les HPIs ne doivent pas masquer le fait que le Haut Potentiel Intellectuel est un concept scientifique sérieux. L'objectif de cet épisode est de distinguer le vrai du faux en se fondant sur la littérature scientifique disponible sur le sujet. Petite annonce pour vous dire que le meilleur de PsychoShot est maintenant disponible en librairie sous le titre « Pourquoi les potins nous font-ils du bien » ! ⁠⁠Lien Cultura ⁠⁠⁠⁠Lien Fnac⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Lien Editeur⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Librairies indépendantes⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Lien Amazon⁠⁠ Le livre contient 30 capsules de PsychoShot agrémentées de contenus additionnels ainsi que plusieurs capsules exclusives sur la thématique de la charge mentale, des nouvelles habitudes ou encore de la gestion des émotions. Vous trouverez le lien pour le commander en description du podcast, le mieux étant évidemment de le commander chez votre libraire préféré. Pour soutenir PsychoShot, n'oubliez pas de nous suivre sur Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn. Vous pouvez également nous laisser un commentaire 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcast, ça nous fera très plaisir :). PsychoShot Instragram :⁠⁠ https://www.instagram.com/podcastpsychoshot/⁠⁠ PsychoShot Facebook :⁠⁠ https://www.facebook.com/podcastpsychoshot⁠⁠ Le site de PsychoShot :⁠⁠ http://mindcraft.fr/psychoshot/⁠⁠ Vous avez une question sur PsychoShot ? Vous souhaitez que nous abordions une thématique spécifique ? Envoyez nous un e-mail à psychoshot@mindcraft.fr PsychoShot est produit par MindCraft, le cabinet de formation en management et compétences psychologiques. MindCraft réinvente l'expérience de la formation en concevant des entraînements au leadership dans des scénarios extrêmes (Formule 1, NASA, Médecine militaire). Si vous souhaitez vous former ou former vos équipes au sein de votre entreprise, contactez-nous à l'adresse contact@mindcraft.fr

Petite annonce pour vous dire que le meilleur de PsychoShot est maintenant disponible en librairie sous le titre « Pourquoi les potins nous font-ils du bien » ! Lien Cultura Lien Fnac Lien Editeur Librairies indépendantes Lien Amazon Le livre contient 30 capsules de PsychoShot agrémentées de contenus additionnels ainsi que plusieurs capsules exclusives sur la thématique de la charge mentale, des nouvelles habitudes ou encore de la gestion des émotions. Vous trouverez le lien pour le commander en description du podcast, le mieux étant évidemment de le commander chez votre libraire préféré. PsychoShot est produit par MindCraft, le cabinet de formation en management et compétences psychologiques.MindCraft réinvente l'expérience de la formation en concevant des entraînements au leadership dans des scénarios extrêmes (Formule 1, NASA, Médecine militaire). Si vous souhaitez vous former ou former vos équipes au sein de votre entreprise, contactez-nous à l'adresse contact@mindcraft.fr Pour soutenir PsychoShot, n'oubliez pas de nous suivre sur Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn. Vous pouvez également nous laisser un commentaire 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcast, ça nous fera très plaisir :). PsychoShot Instragram : https://www.instagram.com/podcastpsychoshot/ PsychoShot Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/podcastpsychoshot Le site de PsychoShot : http://mindcraft.fr/psychoshot/ Vous avez une question sur PsychoShot ? Vous souhaitez que nous abordions une thématique spécifique ? Envoyez nous un e-mail à psychoshot@mindcraft.fr

Aujourd'hui, dans PsychoShot, comment se protéger du biais d'engagement. Dans cet épisode découvrez comment le biais d'engagement nous conduit à des achats inutiles, à augmenter notre charge de travail et même à accepter le bizutage ! Petite annonce pour vous dire que le meilleur de PsychoShot est maintenant disponible en librairie sous le titre « Pourquoi les potins nous font-ils du bien » ! Lien Cultura Lien Fnac Lien Editeur Librairies indépendantes Lien Amazon Le livre contient 30 capsules de PsychoShot agrémentées de contenus additionnels ainsi que plusieurs capsules exclusives sur la thématique de la charge mentale, des nouvelles habitudes ou encore de la gestion des émotions. Vous trouverez le lien pour le commander en description du podcast, le mieux étant évidemment de le commander chez votre libraire préféré. PsychoShot est produit par MindCraft, le cabinet de formation en management et compétences psychologiques. MindCraft réinvente l'expérience de la formation en concevant des entraînements au leadership dans des scénarios extrêmes (Formule 1, NASA, Médecine militaire). Si vous souhaitez vous former ou former vos équipes au sein de votre entreprise, contactez-nous à l'adresse contact@mindcraft.fr Pour soutenir PsychoShot, n'oubliez pas de nous suivre sur Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn. Vous pouvez également nous laisser un commentaire 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcast, ça nous fera très plaisir :). Apple Podcast : https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/psychoshot/id1511314680 PsychoShot Instragram : https://www.instagram.com/podcastpsychoshot/ PsychoShot Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/podcastpsychoshot Le site de PsychoShot : http://mindcraft.fr/psychoshot/ Vous avez une question sur PsychoShot ? Vous souhaitez que nous abordions une thématique spécifique ? Envoyez nous un e-mail à psychoshot@mindcraft.fr

We're just gonna call this a bonus episode...    We hit record but some things end up on the editing room floor.   But as Andre 3000 said..  'We can't afford to not record" 

TCC Quésaco ? Dans cet épisode, découvrez les thérapies cognitives et comportementales en compagnie de Pierluigi Graziani, psychologue, professeur à l'université et président de l'association française des thérapies comportementales et cognitives. Au programme de l'épisode : - Comment définir les TCC ? - Qu'est-ce qui distingue la TCC de la psychanalyse ? - Comment mesurer l'efficacité d'une thérapie ? Les plateformes évoquées lors de l'entretien : Plateforme PsyLink Podcast Deux Psys Association Française des TCC Pour soutenir PsychoShot, n'oubliez pas de nous suivre sur Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn. Vous pouvez également nous laisser un commentaire 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcast, ça nous fera très plaisir :). Apple Podcast : https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/psychoshot/id1511314680 PsychoShot Instragram : https://www.instagram.com/podcastpsychoshot/ PsychoShot Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/podcastpsychoshot PsychoShot est produit par MindCraft, le cabinet de formation en management et compétences psychologiques. MindCraft réinvente l'expérience de la formation en concevant des entraînements au leadership dans des scénarios extrêmes (Formule 1, NASA, Médecine militaire). Si vous souhaitez vous former ou former vos équipes au sein de votre entreprise, contactez-nous à l'adresse contact@mindcraft.fr

Aujourd'hui dans PsychoShot, découvrez les techniques imparables pour ne plus jamais être en retard ! PsychoShot est produit par MindCraft, le cabinet de formation en management et compétences psychologiques. MindCraft réinvente l'expérience de la formation en concevant des entraînements au leadership dans des scénarios extrêmes (Formule 1, NASA, Médecine militaire). Si vous souhaitez vous former ou former vos équipes au sein de votre entreprise, contactez-nous à l'adresse contact@mindcraft.fr Pour soutenir PsychoShot, n'oubliez pas de nous suivre sur Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn. Vous pouvez également nous laisser un commentaire 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcast, ça nous fera très plaisir :). Apple Podcast : https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/psychoshot/id1511314680 PsychoShot Instragram : https://www.instagram.com/podcastpsychoshot/ PsychoShot Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/podcastpsychoshot Le site de PsychoShot : http://mindcraft.fr/psychoshot/ Vous avez une question sur PsychoShot ? Vous souhaitez que nous abordions une thématique spécifique ? Envoyez nous un e-mail à psychoshot@mindcraft.fr

Today I met with Dr. Kimberly Quinn, a professor of Cognitive Psychology at Champlain College in Burlington, Vermont. Dr. Quinn teaches and speaks on topics of Positive Psychology.  Today we talked about becoming a "Limitless Person," who is someone that taps into their authentic self, is true to their values, and isn't afraid to create the life for themselves that they want and deserve. Limitless people do not hold themselves back -- they "go for it" in life without shame or hesitation.  To do this, they cultivate a strong sense of gratitude, compassion, and interconnectedness to the world around them.  We discussed many of the key mindsets shared by Limitless People. Dr. Quinn teaches courses on Mindcraft (with a D) and Cognitive Psychology and she speaks at various colleges, universities, and organizations on a variety of topics related to optimal functioning and life satisfaction.  She's done TedX talks including: No Need to Fix Me: I'm Not Broken The Double-edged Sword: ADHD and Impulsivity Dr. Quinn also has her own weekly podcast called Mindcraft podcast, and a Mindcraft Youtube channel. Both are aimed at striving for optimal well-being and life satisfaction. She also writes for Psychology Today on topics related to positive psychology.

Listen to the message from May 29th, 2022 by Pastor Mark about the rejoicing principle! Follow us on all platforms! Website https://www.lansdale.church/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/lansdale.church YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuUsGDGeFmzHJIxZsEiBTWw Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lansdale.church/ Immanuel Sermons https://anchor.fm/lansdalechurch Immanuel Podcasts https://anchor.fm/immanuelpodcasts

Listen to the message from May 22nd, 2022 by Pastor Mark about reframing your perspective! Follow us on all platforms! Website https://www.lansdale.church/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/lansdale.church YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuUsGDGeFmzHJIxZsEiBTWw Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lansdale.church/ Immanuel Sermons https://anchor.fm/lansdalechurch Immanuel Podcasts https://anchor.fm/immanuelpodcasts

Listen to the message from May 8, 2022 by Pastor Mark about renewing your mind to be more like Christ! Access the sermon discussion guide here: https://www.lansdale.church/_files/ugd/c77ebd_c4b497e7bd0942cb8fe8967cedde3611.pdf Follow us on all platforms! Website https://www.lansdale.church/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/lansdale.church YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuUsGDGeFmzHJIxZsEiBTWw Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lansdale.church/ Immanuel Sermons https://anchor.fm/lansdalechurch Immanuel Podcasts https://anchor.fm/immanuelpodcasts

Listen to the message from April 24th, 2022 by Pastor Mark Prugh about replacing the lies we tell ourselves with God's truth! Follow us on all platforms! Website https://www.lansdale.church/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/lansdale.church YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuUsGDGeFmzHJIxZsEiBTWw Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lansdale.church/ Immanuel Sermons https://anchor.fm/lansdalechurch Immanuel Podcasts https://anchor.fm/immanuelpodcasts

Mark talks about another way to track people via a new type of grocery store called "Amazon Fresh". Tom slams Mindcraft. Mark tells tales of spying on a girl when he worked at "K-Mart" when he was 18. Also, listener messages, Celebrity Rant, The List and other random crapola...

Katie Chonacas is a globally outstanding Greek-American actress with over two decades of experience in the Hollywood entertainment industry. She began her career as a classically trained actor, model, poet, producer, painter, and philanthropist at an early age. After dominating in modeling, appearing on television, and working with famous stars in cinema. Katie opted to pursue her love of music and landed a deal with 50 Cent and G-Unit, superstars in the music industry touring with them throughout Spain and South Africa. She made her television debut on CBS's CSI: NY, Cold Case, FX Network's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Law & Order SVU to name a few. She appeared in films such as A Perfect Getaway, and the Port of Call New Orleans with Nicolas Cage/ Katie works as a professional voice-over actor specializing in cartoon animation voices with her branded name Cartoon Katie. She brought to life characters such as Soup from the popular international video game Minecraft. It is safe to say that, no matter the medium, Katie Chonacas is a force to be reckoned with! For more on Katie, visit Chonacas.com

If our brains are like toddlers running with scissors, how can we keep them in check? Dr. Kimberly Quinn, teacher of Positive Psychology, Mindcraft, and Cognitive Psychology at Champlain College in Burlington, VT, can help you do just that. This episode is packed with tips and tricks to help you train your brain and work towards a more positive way of thinking. Kimberly teaches a summer course on trauma for the Community College of Vermont and speaks at various colleges, universities, and organizations on a variety of topics related to well-being. Her most recent speaking engagements were on trauma and resilience (TEDx-Washington, DC), embracing neurodiversity (TEDx-Amoskeag Millyard), Managing the Monkey Mind with Mindfulness (Southern New Hampshire University), and Social Media & the Well-being of Student Athletes' (St. Michael's College). Kimberly hosts in-person workshops and webinars on a variety of topics related to well-being, trauma, and resilience as well as a weekly Mindcraft podcast series aimed at striving for optimal well-being and life satisfaction. Let's dive into more hacks to become the boss of our brain! [00:01 - 7:21] Introduction to Mindcraft Kimberly explains the concept of mindcraft. Course in response to tremendous anxiety and depression. Her love of working with young adults. Definition of trauma: Brain changes. Address the issues that are overwhelming young adults. Learning to become the boss of your brain. Don't let angry and fearful thoughts take into a personal issue. There are two choices people can make: Control our thoughts. Let our thoughts control us. Shift negativity into positivity. 21 days for our habits to stick. [07:22 - 31:45] Train Your Reckless Brain Happiness is something we need to decide. United States condition. Once people become successful, then they become happy. If you focus on your goals, you won't enjoy the moment. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone scene. Mindful and grateful to enjoy inner peace today. Happiness is a choice The high majority of our happiness, authentic happiness, is NOT related to external circumstances. The deal is to make different choices and work hard. Business models to capture attention in the news and social media. Kimberly shares her favorite part of the brain. Amygdala. It's meant to keep us alive. The pandemic situation has led more to anxiety, depression, and chaos. We are predisposed, physiologically, to think negatively. The anxiety is self-reinforcing. What if … Excessive compulsive thinking Let's talk about the What if… Spend your life minutes as if they are cash. The worry rehearses anxiety. The brain is like a toddler. Some tricks to take home: Say it aloud, not today, maybe tomorrow. Look for progress, not perfection. Not feeling less forever, get busy. The mindcraft gratitude Shift into the positive mindset. Write daily 3 things you are grateful for. Smiling even if you're not feeling it. The mirror neuron: It helps us to learn through mimicry. The importance of taking a deep breath. Automatic neurological reset. A break for excitement or anxiety. Bring out the best in humanity and amplify our future on The Goodness Exchange More information on how you can join in below [39:52 - 52:44] Shifting the perspective of everyday life. Kimberly's insights about doing things just because. Feeding our souls vs spiritual bankruptcy. Each day is a fresh start. Keeping yourself full and rejuvenated. Boundaries are at the top of the list of practicing self-care. Self-value. Self-discipline. Compassionate people tend to be really good boundary setters. Become human doings instead of human beings. Keeping a good company. Spend and save our valuable minutes with people who bring joy to our life. Exchange your energy. Quality time. The giving tree - Shel Silverstein. Mindful giving vs mindless giving. Codependent behavior. Authenticity. Ego driven. Become aware of how I feel after spending my life minutes. [52:45 - 58:36] Closing Segment Kimberly talks about creating a savoring lifestyle. A merge of mindfulness and gratitude. Minecraft Youtube Channel. Be the cake! The Chapsticks activity. Felling experience and value. Being in your own words. How to connect with Kimberly and her work. Links below Give a review and rating, and share this episode with others Final announcements Tweetable Quotes: “Most people know what a track meet looks like. You all line up the same...I had a 25 lbs weight belt under my uniform no one could see. No one could see my differences. Everyone is running the same race, you might have to make different choices…” - Kimberly Quinn “I leave with 3 things, the ticket to a better, you know, to live an authentic life. Be mindful, be grateful, spend your life minutes like they are cash.” - Kimberly Quinn Connect with Kimberly on LinkedIn. Don't forget to go and visit her Mindcraft Youtube Channel and check out her website https://www.welcometomindcraft.com/ to learn more about these great hacks! You can also write her at kquinn@champlain.edu Conspiracy of Goodness Links: The Goodness Exchange https://goodness-exchange.com/ The Goodness Exchange - Become a member! https://goodness-exchange.com/membership/ Goodness Exchange Social Media Links: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/goodness_exchange/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/exchangegoodness Twitter https://twitter.com/goodnessxchange LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/goodness-exchange/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjBu-Bo4CG6V7PGq8QOANEg

In this episode you'll meet Nate and Ranier, two middle schoolers navigating through the changes brought on by the pandemic, online learning, and screen time that encompasses classes, video games, homework research, meeting friends, and keeping in touch with what's happening in the world. Favorite social media space? Discord. TikTok is on the outs. Video games like Mindcraft, Spelunky 2 and Civilization 6 are in. I hope you enjoy this episode.

In this episode, Dillon and his Mum discuss the neighbour's dog, Moss, who is very cute, Minecraft, and... that's about it.

Focus on domestic violence is ever so popular and rightfully so.  However the issue of emotional, mental, and psychological abuse is highly overlooked and ignored.  This dialogue between Dr. L and Soph shines light on the signs, symptoms and overall cycle of violence that occurs in abusive relationships.

Today Jeremy and Jeremiah welcome Stuart Duncan into the Green Room. Stuart is the creator workforce behind Aut Craft, a server on Minecraft for those who are affected by Autism, kids, adults, and families alike have found a safe, welcoming environment to play, explore and learn in Minecraft through Aut Craft. Stuart shares the story of how Aut Craft came to be and what it means to him to be able to provide this service for so many. Stuart is now running this server full-time, if you'd like to help him continue offering this server you can support his efforts via Patreon. Also in this episode Jeremy starts a new series in the Behind the Curtain Segment: The Crew. The guys will be discussing the different positions of a production crew, this week Jeremy discusses the role of the Director of Photography (or DP). And in the Cutscenes segment the guys discuss the recent flood of games heading to the Nintendo Switch. And this week's Button Masher's Poll is: What upcoming blockbuster are you looking forward to? Ready Player One Solo Jurassic World: Forbidden Kingdom You can email the show at MediajuicePodcast@Gmail.com and you can find all of the social media links by heading over to Mediajuice.com!