Podcasts about minutes matter

Tune into Episode 240 of Small Business Talk for Coaches as we explore the power of focus in 'Minutes Matter.' Learn how to harness your productivity before a holiday rush and apply these techniques to everyday tasks. Discover tools and tricks to optimise your schedule and improve efficiency. Don't miss next week's sneak peek  transitioning from corporate to coaching in Episode 241!Support the show: https://smallbusinesstalk.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Federal Reserve will publish the minutes of its December meeting—which is when Fed Chair Powell had a Damascene conversion to dovishness, and fueled a rally across asset classes. The Fed minutes were written and agreed after that, and the nuance may reflect other Fed members' concerns with the dovish flip-flop.

As the school year gets ready to kick off, it can be daunting to figure out how you're going to fit it all in, not the least of which is when on earth you're supposed to fit in conversations about faith and character building with your kids. That's why you'll want to listen to this special episode of The AllMomDoes Podcast, because Julie has a new way for you to think about how to use a timeslot you already have to make an eternal impact on your kids.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3DLIhFP

Check it out on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/33Z4VsE Check it out on Apple: https://apple.co/3AHc2DT How to Meet Anybody with Steve Buzogany Episode: https://apple.co/3zuud1y Scott White, The Life Is Too Short Guy, is the happiest guy you will ever meet. After spending over a decade in investment banking on Wall Street, he took a chance and became an entrepreneur and business builder. Today he is Chairman and CEO of a public real estate company.  Now Scott is on a mission to make the world happier one smile at a time. With his endless energy, he motivates and inspires everyone he meets to focus on happiness, gratefulness, and positivity. Dreams: 10 Principles of LITSG Attitude is everything; the power of positivity (Have your first thought be grateful) Choose your attitude and own it. Little Things make a Big Difference (Smile), (Random Acts of Kindness), Whistling and Singing, Celebrating Little Wins. Minutes Matter, about 42 million minutes in your life from birth. Take a chance and get it done today. Can't Make it Alone - Rely on other people. On a mission about the book right now and he really wants to speak to groups. Making the world happier one smile at a time Write another book Speak More Get involved in academia, potentially president of a university Introduce Them to: Somebody that has had great success in building a brand and the speaking platform Favorite Book, Movie, or Podcast: Favorite Book is the good life Contact them at: https://www.lifeistooshortguy.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/timothy-douglas0/support

Check it out on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/33Z4VsE Check it out on Apple: https://apple.co/3AHc2DT How to Meet Anybody with Steve Buzogany Episode: https://apple.co/3zuud1y Scott White, The Life Is Too Short Guy, is the happiest guy you will ever meet. After spending over a decade in investment banking on Wall Street, he took a chance and became an entrepreneur and business builder. Today he is Chairman and CEO of a public real estate company.  Now Scott is on a mission to make the world happier one smile at a time. With his endless energy, he motivates and inspires everyone he meets to focus on happiness, gratefulness, and positivity. Dreams: 10 Principles of LITSG Attitude is everything; the power of positivity (Have your first thought be grateful) Choose your attitude and own it. Little Things make a Big Difference (Smile), (Random Acts of Kindness), Whistling and Singing, Celebrating Little Wins. Minutes Matter, about 42 million minutes in your life from birth. Take a chance and get it done today. Can't Make it Alone - Rely on other people. On a mission about the book right now and he really wants to speak to groups. Making the world happier one smile at a time Write another book Speak More Get involved in academia, potentially president of a university Introduce Them to: Somebody that has had great success in building a brand and the speaking platform Favorite Book, Movie, or Podcast: Favorite Book is the good life Contact them at: https://www.lifeistooshortguy.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/timothy-douglas0/support

In this quick Fit Tip Tom discusses the findings of a recent study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine that supports his mantra that, when it comes to movement, "Minutes Matter."

Toward the end of Jesus' earthly ministry, He left the region of Galilee and headed south to Jerusalem. What happened along the way was a mixture of teachings, miracles, and relentless determination to accomplish His mission. In this series, we will walk along with Jesus, not just to learn more about Him, but to learn from Him.

Toward the end of Jesus' earthly ministry, He left the region of Galilee and headed south to Jerusalem. What happened along the way was a mixture of teachings, miracles, and relentless determination to accomplish His mission. In this series, we will walk along with Jesus, not just to learn more about Him, but to learn from Him.

Part 2 of Revolutions in Time sermon series. 

Each minute matters to God and it should matter to you.

The most precious thing you have is time. Its value is priceless. It is worth more then anything you have. Its the one thing that can not be extended or bought. We all have a finite amount of time on this plane. The sooner you truely understand this and see what it is worth, you will unlock the secrets of truly tapping into your potential.Follow us on Social Media and be part of the conversation!http://www.facebook.com/zero2heroacademyFollow us on Instagram:@rayraystar1or @niinortey_engmann

While it is true that many things in life are out of our control, it is also true that many things are in our control. And it is on these things that we should be focused! On this episode of the Fitness Disrupted podcast, Tom uses a recent study to show how our movement is connected to how we feel, both physically, and mentally.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Living well is a lifestyle, and in this episode of the Fitness Disrupted podcast, Tom presents more evidence of this fact. Listen to find out how you can incorporate a simple change in your daily routine that will have a positive effect on your well-being in three weeks. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

How often do you find little bits of time scattered in your day? 10 minutes here, 20 minutes there .... Are you using those small chunks effectively? Or wasting them because you think you can't do anything productive in only a few minutes? Join us for Episode 11 of Just One Simple Thing, where we share some tips for making just 10 minutes matter.Every once in a while a random burst of time pops up unexpectedly in our day.What do we do with those short minutes? I don't know about you but I let those precious 10-minute moments slip through my fingers because I think they aren't long enough to accomplish "real" work.What if we can snatch back the short bits of time so easily wasted and use them in purposeful ways for ourselves, our ministries, and our families?This isn't about stuffing every spare minute full of tasks and work. We need time to rest and relax. Freeing our brains from constant engagement can spark creativity and lighten our moods. It's about making the most of the time we've been given... so that we can one day say to our Father, as Jesus did in John 17:4, “I have brought you glory on earth by finishing the work you gave me to do.”The best way to do that is to keep a list of things you can do in 20 minutes or less. You can keep the list in the notes app on your phone, or an easily accessible page in your planner...break down all the barriers between you and your tasks.What goes on the list?Organize your desk so it is set and ready to go next time you sit down.Use a great app to accomplish something on your phone instead of playing a game(like Canva to create a graphic or Amazon to order your next Bible study book).Do something to bless someone else. Recently, I had about 15 minutes in the airport before my boarding time. So I spent that time sending testimonial emails to three people who had helped me with my podcast launch. Before my plane took off, I heard back from two of them, saying how surprised they were to get the email and how much it encouraged them. What else can you do to bless someone else in just 10 minutes?Draft an invitation for guest posting or a podcast guest interview pitch.Look at your schedule for the week and be sure you are prepared for everything.Listen to this episode for 5 more ideasLet's be faithful finishers of the work the Lord has given us to do, even if we have to do it just 10 or 20 minutes at a time.ACTION STEP:Make a list of productive things you can do in 20 minutes or less, or when your energy is low, or in other small cracks of time in your day. Post three of your ideas on your social media. Tag me @doanewthing using the hashtag #justonesimplething so I can share your ideas. In our Facebook group Plan &Pray with Do A New Thing, you'll find a template to help you do that. I can't wait to see what y'all come up with! RESOURCES:Plan and Pray Monthly Co-working Session:Book Recommendation: Holy Hustle: Embracing a Work-Hard, Rest-Well Life by Crystal Stine++++++++++Are you tired from trying to share your God-inspired message while working your full time job? Do you wonder if it's worth it, or even possible, to build a ministry or business on the side?I have good news for you. It is possible. It is worth it. You can do it. Download the Honor System Guide, to help you honor all the work God has given you to do.

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Can you restart your day at any time? How can you frame and position your habits in a specific environment to remind yourself to do them? Can missing doing something motivate you to do it more? In this podcast episode, I do a follow-up from my live coaching call with Bettina and check in to see whether she managed to achieve her goal of staying positive in a negative environment. Sign up for my FREE e-course SHOW NOTES: Click here Follow me on Instagram @full.of.shift Visit the website: www.fullofshiftpodcast.com

Please Leave a Review! While the dental office is obviously the domain of dentistry and dental hygiene, plenty of non-dental medical ailments find their way to the patient chair. Andrew and Michelle's guests this week are a husband-and-wife pair well-versed in how to deal with medical emergencies in a dental setting.   Patty Emery has been an oral surgery assistant for nearly three decades. Her husband Bruce is an EMT, first responder and a BLS (Basic Life Support) American heart instructor. Together they founded Holy City Heart Savers six years ago to teach CPR and first aid. Their passion is helping others achieve a greater level of care.   In this episode, Patty and Bruce  break down how to safely administer an EpiPen, explain why you don't always need to call 911 if a patient passes out, and examine the important differences between the different heart conditions you could encounter.     EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:   Interview starts: 13:20   - Patty shares a few startling statistics about the lack of first aid knowledge among healthcare providers and Americans in general.   - Why reviewing your patient's medical history is one of the most important things assistants and hygienists can do.   - What vital questions should you ask your patients about their medical history?   - Bruce and Patty give us a crash course in some essential first aid terminology and discuss what you should have on hand in your kit.   - Looking at the differences between three different heart conditions: angina pectoris, heart attacks and cardiac arrest.   - Attending to other conditions your patients may have and experience effects from, such as epilepsy and hyperglycemia.     QUOTES:   “Our passion is really just being able to help other people get to a better level of care.”   “When the emergency is happening and you can act flawlessly, it directly affects patient outcome.”   “Minutes do matter.”   “I would also have a simple paper bag for that person who wants to hyperventilate on you.” LINKS: Holy City Heart Savers - https://www.holycityheartsavers.com/    Bruce and Patty's email - holycityheartsavers@gmail.com    Patty's phone - (843)906-4060   AToTH 236: Fascia and Ergonomics w/Aubreé Chismark - https://offthecusppodcast.libsyn.com/236-fascia-and-ergonomics-for-a-healthier-career-with-aubre-chismark-rdh-and-tracy-ross-rdh      THIS EPISODE COUNTS FOR CE! - but read the disclaimer below as it might not count for your state. Go here to take the test and get your CE Credit!   A Tale of Two Hygienists homepage - https://ataleoftwohygienists.com/     AToTH on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/aTaleOfTwoHygienists/     AToTH on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ataleoftwohygienists     AToTH on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/atoth/?originalSubdomain=ca  

Please Leave a Review! While the dental office is obviously the domain of dentistry and dental hygiene, plenty of non-dental medical ailments find their way to the patient chair. Andrew and Michelle’s guests this week are a husband-and-wife pair well-versed in how to deal with medical emergencies in a dental setting.   Patty Emery has been an oral surgery assistant for nearly three decades. Her husband Bruce is an EMT, first responder and a BLS (Basic Life Support) American heart instructor. Together they founded Holy City Heart Savers six years ago to teach CPR and first aid. Their passion is helping others achieve a greater level of care.   In this episode, Patty and Bruce  break down how to safely administer an EpiPen, explain why you don’t always need to call 911 if a patient passes out, and examine the important differences between the different heart conditions you could encounter.     EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:   Interview starts: 13:20   - Patty shares a few startling statistics about the lack of first aid knowledge among healthcare providers and Americans in general.   - Why reviewing your patient’s medical history is one of the most important things assistants and hygienists can do.   - What vital questions should you ask your patients about their medical history?   - Bruce and Patty give us a crash course in some essential first aid terminology and discuss what you should have on hand in your kit.   - Looking at the differences between three different heart conditions: angina pectoris, heart attacks and cardiac arrest.   - Attending to other conditions your patients may have and experience effects from, such as epilepsy and hyperglycemia.     QUOTES:   “Our passion is really just being able to help other people get to a better level of care.”   “When the emergency is happening and you can act flawlessly, it directly affects patient outcome.”   “Minutes do matter.”   “I would also have a simple paper bag for that person who wants to hyperventilate on you.” LINKS: Holy City Heart Savers - https://www.holycityheartsavers.com/    Bruce and Patty’s email - holycityheartsavers@gmail.com    Patty’s phone - (843)906-4060   AToTH 236: Fascia and Ergonomics w/Aubreé Chismark - https://offthecusppodcast.libsyn.com/236-fascia-and-ergonomics-for-a-healthier-career-with-aubre-chismark-rdh-and-tracy-ross-rdh      THIS EPISODE COUNTS FOR CE! - but read the disclaimer below as it might not count for your state. Go here to take the test and get your CE Credit!   A Tale of Two Hygienists homepage - https://ataleoftwohygienists.com/     AToTH on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/aTaleOfTwoHygienists/     AToTH on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ataleoftwohygienists     AToTH on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/atoth/?originalSubdomain=ca  

Dr. Este O'Daniell  joins Mark Plaster to chat about syndromic infectious disease detection of meningitis/encephalitis. It could change the way you approach this deadly condition and spare some parents from stress at the thought of it impacting their children. 

Why the Meeting Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee matter. (Originally aired on May 4, 2018.) Centralverse

In this episode,  Adam Torres and Robert Schultz, Founder and CEO of Sollievo Pharmaceuticals, Inc., explore Sollievo Pharmaceutical's new treatment. The company is developing a novel rapid-acting sedative to treat violent patients in the Emergency Department.Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/

[BONUS Day 8] #STARTSTRONG2020 - Minutes Matter Kingdom Business Summit 2020 https://www.kingdombusiness.com.au/   In this bonus episode, I want to come back to why I started this series - to play a part in you having a great year in business and hopefully a bigger impact for the Kingdom of God. I get really honest about your productivity and how to improve it. If you don't value each minute of the day, you will not have your best possible year.Many thanks for taking the time to listen to this podcast.

All dog owners should know how to respond in the event of an illness or injury. You are your pet's first responder and how you react to a situation until you can get to the veterinarian can be critical. We spend some time with Arden Moore who is a master certified pet first aid and CPR specialist to find out her advice. What should you have on hand to prepare on the case of an injury or illness in your pet? What do you need to know? How do you check your pet's vital signs? Find out these answers and more on this episode. EPISODE NOTES: When Minutes Matter

All cat owners should know how to respond in the event of an illness or injury. You are your pet's first responder and how you react to a situation until you can get to the veterinarian can be critical. We spend some time with Arden Moore who is a master certified pet first aid and CPR specialist to find out her advice. What should you have on hand to prepare on the case of an injury or illness in your pet? What do you need to know? How do you check your pet's vital signs? Find out these answers and more on this episode. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - When Minutes Matter on Pet Life Radio

Triathlon is a long, complicated process that doesn't always give us clear answers. Today we look for ways to take positives away from "bad" workouts, how to use hope as your "why," and maybe even how to keep this training thing simple (or simpler). We're all a work in progress and paying attention to your life and stress matter in training.  Topics: What’s your level of hope? Hope is Interchangeable with Your Why Can you step back and look at the big picture? Can you stick with 5-6 weeks of demanding workouts? Looking at the "final block” before your big race Is what you’ve done enough? Are you “MORE-ING” your way to tired and overtrained? If You Don’t Have Bad Days, something’s probably wrong Writing about your workouts Neglecting the little things that could make training less painful When It’s Not Your Fitness, It’s Your Life Comparison is the worst thing you can do Is your primary goal delusional? I want to feel good today  It’s all about effort  It’s always a work in progress  Slowing Down The Least  How we use fear and need for excitement Doing More Is a Lazy Answer  Getting to the top of your age group Minutes Matter  Registration is NOW OPEN for 2020 C26 Camps. Find out more on our Camps Page.  Struggling with your Swim? Join our new SWIM SQUAD 12 Month Program and build confidence in the water. You'll get 4 workouts a week, 4 customized video swim analysis, weekly swim tip videos and discounts on our Swim Camps. For more information go to this link.  Support the Crushing Iron podcast on Patreon, where the community pledge is only $3.26 per month. There are other options, but every little bit helps us keep this podcast on the rails. Thanks in advance. You can also support us at our new store at CrushingIron.com. We have some NEW classic logo t-shirts and the Official Crushing Iron Spectator shirt for sale. Support the cast and get some new gear for it! Are you thinking about raising your game or getting started in triathlon with a coach? Check out our Crushing Iron Coaching Philosophy Video Please subscribe and rate Crushing Iron on YouTube and iTunes. Support our podcast with some New Gear at CrushingIron.com For information on the C26 Coach’s Eye custom swim analysis, coaching, or training camps email: C26Coach@gmail.com Facebook: CrushingIron YouTube: Crushing Iron Twitter: CrushingIron Instagram: C26_Triathlon www.crushingiron.com   Mike Tarrolly - crushingiron@gmail.com Robbie Bruce - c26coach@gmail.com 

Check out the following resources Mary's giving away (100%) Free! "Minute Shift: Ideas for small but significant changes." "Cost of Lost Time Calculator"   "Time Management and Work Relationships Quiz" Download Chapter #1 of "Making Minutes Matter:  Your Guide To Being Content With How You Spend Your Time" (100% FREE!)

I know you’ve always heard this old adage: “Think Outside the Box” . It’s often used as something like a motivational poster, acting as a pseudo-metaphor for creativity or innovation. But let’s take a step back to examine that: Think OUTSIDE the box. Think outside the BOX. That assumes there’s a box, some bound on creative output (more on that later). But it makes a critical assumption that I’ve got to say I disagree with: That substantial success only comes through side-stepping constraints, especially creative ones. Hey everyone and welcome to the Photo Forward podcast, where we dive in deep each week on the art of visual storytelling, exploring the stories behind some of the greatest photographers in the world. From their origin stories to finding balance as creative professionals, to how to actually make a living as a photographer, videographer, or multimedia creator – I’m your host, Ben Brewer Now, I’m not some genius of Creativity, but I can speak to what I know working as a photojournalist. Along all my assignments, all my projects, all my editorial work — I know this much: The only way I’ve been able to succeed and grow into a better photographer is through limiting CONSTRAINTS. Yes. That’s right. Aspects of my job that actively constrict my photography have improved my work the most. How so you ask? Well, I see it growing me in four big ways from four kinds of creative constraints. Work with what you got (LIGHT) No Do-Overs (ONE CHANCE) No option but to produce (NECESSITY) Deliver your work to the world, FAST I can pretty comfortably say, there aren’t a whole lot of professions out in the working world, like a photographer, that share this unique blend of limitations AND expectation for visual creativity, i.e. ART. I love it, I feed off exploring the box that I’m constrained in. And making my best work inside it. Sure, I can break the mold and innovate outside the box like that old adage, but not until my skills grow, making me the champion of the box I’m in. Let’s break these down: So, first: Work with what you got (LIGHT). Aside from portrait shoots and some of my video work, almost all of the photo projects I’m on, I shoot with all available light. This is DEFINITELY not a dig against photographers that integrate flash into their creative style. That’s their deliberate choice and honestly, their work kicks ass. Check out the photos of a friend of mine, Phillip Montgomery to see some truly unique, amazing visuals, shot with a speedlight (@PhillipMontgomery on Instagram) When I’m making these images on assignment, I don’t get to complain my way into having better light, fewer flickering fluorescent bulbs, better matched color temperatures. Nope. And because of the ethical standards that we as photojournalists hold ourselves to to capture the world as it is, there are absolute rules to how much I’m allowed to tone images in post-production editing. Capture creative angles on fleeting moments, no matter what light I have, or don’t have. So, next time you’re shooting photos, play with the light you have. And I do love that word PLAY here, exploring joyfully how you can use it — not complaining that there isn’t enough or that it isn’t quite right. So, the second constraint on my work is really one of the defining characteristics of photojournalism. Take a look at all of these images of transformative visual moments in history. They’re staggering, they’re arresting, and they all happened in the blink of an eye and then gone, passed, over and done with. What makes the photographers so damn talented, comes from their ability to capture these split-second images. And that, right there, is the essence of the second constraint — No Do-Overs — and as a result of that, Capture Authentic Moments (Though honestly, everything that goes into the ethics of photojournalism, that’s really its own videos worth for a future episode). So, what makes this constraint so powerful on photography? Think about it this way. When you’re forced to create the image you want, the first time, no do-overs, you have to make it happen in three big ways: planning, intuition, composure. You put yourself in the physical place you’ll need to be, making sure your equipment will deliver exactly what you need it to. You visualize the shot you need to make, following that gut feeling and anticipating peak action or fleeting moments of humanity. And finally, you stay composed and focused on making those anticipated images regardless of the circumstances going on around you, no matter how hectic, emotional, or “hurry up and wait” the situation may be. And this dovetails right into the third instance of constraints on my photography — Necessity. Part of what comes with being a professional photographer or any professional creative for that matter, is that when all the of that planning, intuition, and composure come together, you HAVE TO deliver your visual creativity ON DEMAND. When I agree to cover a news event or making a portrait image for editorial clients, I commit to delivering for them. No excuses. Sure, extenuating circumstances come up, but those are the exception not the rule. Often times, I may be one of the only still photographers on location at newsworthy events and, if I don’t make that memorable image happen, it’ll never happen. When your clients depend on you to deliver, that necessity is a constraint that drives me CRAZY. It pushes me to create on a totally different level. And when you create memorable images for the world, as the Reuters photographer on assignment or the designated freelancer for the New York Times, MINUTES MATTER. At events where the big TV news agencies are on location, by the time the live feed cameras stop rolling, still photographers are already behind, already fighting against the breakneck speed of information, 24/7 news culture. It’s definitely not unusual to see a pack of still news photographers hauling ass back to laptops to download, caption, edit, and file off images to our photo editors or assignment desks. And it’s not just good exercise in a physical way. It’s exercise in creativity and visualization. I feel like I’m practically downloading in my mind the full set of images on the card— which angles/positions worked, when you nailed focus and exposure and when you DIDN’T, and when specific moments of emotion or peak action clicked, all in the name of shaving minutes off time to deliver these images to the world. In the words of photographer Chase Jarvis, founder of Creative Live — “It’s Chaos; just the way I like it.” And there we have it, those are the constraints, the walls of the box, that I work within as a photojournalist. I’m constantly learning to find the walls...so I can eventually break outside of it. These limitations and challenges stay attached to me, even when I’m not on assignment. They challenge my way of thinking in every aspect of my life . Because not having all the light, not having all the equipment, not having all the opportunity and time in the world… that’s what drives innovative, transformative work.

  Camile Moore's first love was fine art and oil painting. She looks at a client's home through the eye of an artist, as a work of art .. and window treatments are an artistic element. Camile attended Harris School Of Art and Watkins Art Institute as a young adult. In 1989, she took Advanced Custom Curtain, Drapery & Roman Shade Fabrication classes at Watkins Art Institute in Nashville TN, and business started blossoming soon after she completed the courses. Since then, Camile has taken hundreds of hours of custom and couture window treatment, drapery, curtain, pillow, bedding & slipcover workshops. She enjoys meeting designers and clients, creating custom designs, fabricating beautiful window treatments and bedding, and helping to install the finished work. Camile believes that God has truly blessed her with wonderful clients and a strong, talented, happy team. 2019 marks her 30th year in business! Camile Moore Window Treatments and Custom Bedding   Resources; Minutes Matter

Episode Description Minutes matter…The golden hour…Time is of the essence…Each of these phrases are often used when referring to medical emergency situations where taking quick action means the difference between life and death. In this episode, we visit with Hella Ewing, VP of Patient Care Services & Chief Nursing Officer, to discuss how aviation plays […] The post When Minutes Matter: How Children’s Hospital Uses Aviation to Save Lives appeared first on From the Runway Up.

 Ruth Zahler started Connecting Threads Inc in November 1998, serving interior designers in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota. In 2008 the business went through substantial growth and thus creating the need for her husband Dan to join her in the business. This growth came about when they decided to venture into bringing commercial fabrication to the business. Ruth and Dan have been serving design firms that design interiors for senior living facilities. Creating custom window treatments and more for senior facilities all over the country. Servicing projects that were in North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Tennessee and their home-based state of Minnesota. Connecting Threads has been featured in Vision Magazine WFV-Sep/Oct 2011 for an article on Color Blocking using programs like Minutes Matter and Dream Draper. And, featured in Vision Magazine as fabricator for Draped in Luxury in October of 2008. Ruth is active in the industry as being a current member of WCAA Virtual Chapter, previously serving as Vice President and Treasure of the Chapter. We talked about; Eat That Frog by Brian Tracy    How to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Launch Apple's Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. I'll leave instructions for Android next week.

EVERY MINUTE MATTERS EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY AND IN MUSIC IT IS CRUCIAL TO KEEP UP WITH EVERY SECOND. MUSIC LOVERS LIVE FOR THE TIME SPENT LISTENING, AND GOING ON THAT TRIP TO VIBE LAND. VIBE LAND WHERE YOU FEEL THE MUSIC, YOU UNDERSTAND THE MUSIC, THE MUSIC TELLS A STORY YOU KNOW ALL TO WELL. WELL HERE AT HME RADIO WE LIKE TO CAPTURE THAT TIME AND SPACE BECAUSE MINUTES MATTER. SO ENJOY AND KEEP IT LOCKED ON SMOOVE GROOVES....

Our guest is a master teacher with a heart for reaching the most difficult to reach students. Tune in as he shares his keys to success. @coolcatteacher @ronclarkacademy @bamradionetwork #edtechchat #edchat #edtech Known to many as "America's Educator," Ron Clark is the 2000 Disney American Teacher of the Year, a two-time New York Times Bestselling author, the subject of a television movie and the founder of The Ron Clark Academy. Ron is regularly featured on network and cable television (The Today Show, CNN and Oprah,) and was dubbed by Ms. Winfrey as her first "Phenomenal Man."

Our guest is a master teacher with a heart for reaching the most difficult to reach students. Tune in as he shares his keys to success. @coolcatteacher @ronclarkacademy @bamradionetwork #edtechchat #edchat #edtech Known to many as "America's Educator," Ron Clark is the 2000 Disney American Teacher of the Year, a two-time New York Times Bestselling author, the subject of a television movie and the founder of The Ron Clark Academy. Ron is regularly featured on network and cable television (The Today Show, CNN and Oprah,) and was dubbed by Ms. Winfrey as her first "Phenomenal Man."