Podcasts about misperception

As China's military capabilities expand, US-China frictions intensify, and regional tensions increase, concern is on the rise that a potential crisis, either accidental or deliberate, could take place that could spiral out of control. If a crisis arises with China, leaders may want to de-escalate and prevent a wider conflict. To do so, they will need to understand how China thinks about crisis management and escalation.The guest for this episode has dug into the writings of PLA strategists and authoritative PRC sources as well as Western scholarship to assess how China views military escalation and how the US and other countries can accurately predict and interpret PRC signal in crisis scenarios.Lyle Morris is a Senior Fellow on Foreign Policy and National Security at the Center for China Analysis at the Asia Society Policy Institute. His recently published paper is titled “China's Views on Escalation and Crisis Management and Implications for the United States.” Timestamps[00:00] Start[01:37] Methodology and Authoritative Chinese Sources[04:17] PLA Theories and Concepts of Managing Escalation[06:00] Controlling All Facets of Military Escalation[10:28] Doctrine of Seizing the Initiative[15:21] First Use of Force and a Reluctance to Use Force[19:37] American and Chinese Considerations of Misperception[25:46] Utility of US-China Tabletop Exercises[28:33] Predicting a Taiwan Contingency

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Misperception is a cause of great suffering in this world. We often feel that life is happening to us, but that's not the case. This basic teaching in ACIM is deeply healing when we apply it and have a willingness to change our mind. In this episode Jennifer shares her experience of moving out of the habit of choosing suffering and choosing to listen to the Voice for God. To learn more about A Course in Miracles please visit JenniferHadley.com. For the transcript of this episode and more please visit LivingACourseinMiracles.com. Transformation happens when we can make a higher choice! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When it comes to relationships, it can be all too easy to arrive at the wrong conclusions. Tune in to this meaningful conversation I had with Laurie Dennison on this topic! Laurie Dennison is an author, musician, and host of the Exit from Egypt Podcast on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. Her books include "Bullhead - How We Escaped California and Found Our American Dream," "A Way to Forgiveness and Closure for Abundant Life in Christ," and "Beat the Devil - Everything Wrong with the World and How We Can Fix it," available on Amazon.com and wherever ebooks are sold. Catch up with Laurie on YouTube @Exitfromegypt or on Facebook at Laurie Dennison! Feel free to leave a review/rating/comment on Spotify and let us know what you thought about today's episode! #newepisodealert #newepisode #faithbasedpodcasts #christianpodcasts #thetraumaofmisperception #lauriedennison #exitfromegyptpodcast #exitfromegyptministries #misunderstandingsinrelationships #relationships #family #friends #reconcilation #forgiveness #motivation #inspiration #encouragement #gentlereminder #needtoknow #fyi #beechannel27

In this episode, spiritual director John Bruna begins a series of teachings that will give an in-depth view of the 12 links of dependent origination. He spends this session talking about the first link, defined as ignorance or misperception, that is specifically an inaccurate way of perceiving ourselves as independent and inherently existent. This episode was recorded on August 28th, 2024. Welcome to the Way of Compassion Dharma Center Podcast. Located in Carbondale, Colorado, the Way of Compassion Dharma center's primary objective is to provide programs of Buddhist studies and practices that are practical, accessible, and meet the needs of the communities we serve.  As a traditional Buddhist center, all of our teachings are offered freely. If you would like to make a donation to support the center, please visit www.wocdc.org.  May you flourish in your practice and may all beings swiftly be free of suffering.

Ceremonial Magician Maevius Lynn joins us to discuss some of the misperceptions concerning the religion of Thelema and share her own insights and experiences as a practicing Thelemite.

It feels natural to hold a grudge when someone betrays you or upsets you. After all, you are the injured party, so you are entitled to hang on to that grudge -right? Maybe. However, there are excellent reasons to let go of that grudge. This episode begins with an explanation of those reasons plus an interesting quote about grudges to drives the point home. Source: Judith Kuriansky author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to a Healthy Relationship (https://amzn.to/3KQEetb) No matter how smart you are, your brain does things to trick you. For example, your brain has trouble making sense of fractions – it just does. You are usually going to be less open-minded to ideas that conflict with what you already believe even if the evidence is clear and obvious. Those are just a few examples of how your thinking gets distorted – and there are many others. Here to explain them is James Zimring, Professor of Experimental Pathology at the University of Virginia School of Medicine and author of the book Partial Truths: How Fractions Distort our Thinking (https://amzn.to/3LxUj85). We may live on the same planet as other animals, but we live in very different worlds. The world animals experience is very different than ours. Largely, it is because the way they sense their surroundings is so different than ours. There are some animals that can see things we can't. Other animals hear things or taste things we simply cannot. This is important because the more we know about all of this, the better we can understand how our own senses work. Joining me to discuss this is Jackie Higgins. She is a writer, producer and director of films about animals and she is author of a book called Sentient: How Animals Illuminate the Wonder of Our Human Senses (https://amzn.to/3OUqY9S). You may not realize this but if you struggle with your weight, it could be your allergy medicine to blame – at least partially. Research show that some common antihistamines seem to be linked to weight gain in some people. Listen to discover more. https://www.verywellhealth.com/do-antihistamines-cause-weight-gain-83094 PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS! Indeed is offering SYSK listeners a $75 Sponsored Job Credit to get your jobs more visibility at https://Indeed.com/SOMETHING We love the Think Fast, Talk Smart podcast! https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/business-podcasts/think-fast-talk-smart-podcast NerdWallet lets you compare top travel credit cards side-by-side to maximize your spending! Compare & find smarter credit cards, savings accounts, & more https://NerdWallet.com Luckily for those of us who live with the symptoms of allergies, we can Live Claritin Clear with Claritin-D! TurboTax Experts make all your moves count — filing with 100% accuracy and getting your max refund, guaranteed! See guarantee details at https://TurboTax.com/Guarantees Dell Technologies and Intel are pushing what technology can do, so great ideas can happen! Find out how to bring your ideas to life at https://Dell.com/WelcomeToNow eBay Motors has 122 million parts for your #1 ride-or-die, to make sure it stays running smoothly. Keep your ride alive at https://eBayMotors.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Erik Boland joins the show and Jonathan talks about the misperception with UCL injuries to pitchers so far this season. 

Welcome to another episode of Wife on Wife: The podcast where my editor wife and I talk about my books, characters, my writing process, and we get the tough questions you submitted answered.In this episode, we are talking about The Misperception, Book 5 in the Holiday Series.For the section 00:14:35 – 00:19:35 of this episode, I'd like to provide a potential trigger warning to anyone who needs to skip this part of the discussion as in this section we address a review that I received where a reader mentioned sexual assault. Our discussion is about the book and does not go further than that, but I still wanted to give everyone a heads up. In each episode of the show, we'll take reader questions submitted on nicolepyland.com/podcast, questions my wife has for me that I've never answered, and talk about a specific book. You can find out which book is up next and when we're recording on my site as well and submit your own questions. In some episodes, I'll do readings and talk about what's up next for me, and we'll toss in a special episode or two along the way.Website: nicolepyland.com Newsletter: nicolepyland.com/newsletter Twitter: @nicole_pyland Facebook: @nicolepylandauthor

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Potatoes USA, the marketing arm for U.S.-grown potatoes, is putting together an artificial intelligence tool to combat misinformation on social media.

Potatoes USA, the marketing arm for U.S.-grown potatoes, is putting together an artificial intelligence tool to combat misinformation on social media.

Potatoes USA, the marketing arm for U.S.-grown potatoes, is putting together an artificial intelligence tool to combat misinformation on social media.

Potatoes USA, the marketing arm for U.S.-grown potatoes, is putting together an artificial intelligence tool to combat misinformation on social media.

Glen Merzer addresses the controversial portrayals of nutritional studies and their implications. He delves into the biases in studies funded by major food industries and how the cultural narrative often trumps scientific evidence, especially when it comes to meat consumption. Merzer also highlights the pitfalls of relying on studies that use inappropriate metrics or don't focus on clear health outcomes, emphasizing the need for research that genuinely evaluates the health impacts of our dietary choices. #NutritionalBias #ScienceVsCulture #DietaryTruths

Nicholas Wheeler joins Cheap Talk to discuss his research program in international diplomacy; personal chemistry among leaders; the security dilemma; explaining Russia's aggression toward Ukraine; the policy utility of international theory; and Marcus is so excitedSubscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your podcast player of choicePlease send us your questions or comments! Send us an email or leave us a voicemailSupport the podcast by visiting our online store at cheaptalk.shopNick Wheeler's books include:Saving Strangers: Humanitarian Intervention in International SocietyThe Security Dilemma: Fear, Cooperation and Trust in World Politics (with Ken Booth)Trusting Enemies: Interpersonal Relationships in International ConflictFurther Reading:Marcus Holmes. 2018. Face-to-Face Diplomacy: Social Neuroscience and International Relations. Cambridge University Press.Robert Jervis. 1976. Perception and Misperception in International Politics. Princeton University Press.Tuomas Forsberg and Heikki Patomäki. 2022. Debating the War in Ukraine: Counterfactual Histories and Future Possibilities. Routledge. Stephen M. Walt. 2022. “An International Relations Theory Guide to the War in Ukraine.” Foreign Policy.See all Cheap Talk episodes

 Inspired by The Yoga Sutras, Kastuba Das (@kaustubha), Reagan (@reagansobelyoga), and Arlyn (@awaken_spanda).  Music by GiRL - Shekinah (@awaken_spanda).  Audiobook.  Mature listeners only (18+).

In this episode, I interview Brittany Avila, a faculty member and academic advisor at the University of Nevada, Reno, and host of the Career Journey podcast. Brittany and I discuss how being a first-generation college student motivates her to help students understand through stories that career decisions are not linear. We talk about the misperception that you cannot do anything with a bachelor's degree and an assignment she created to expose students to the diverse applications of the knowledge and skills gained through the psychology major. Brittany and I play “Guess the Job Title” and identify bachelor-level jobs that pay more than some doctoral-level jobs.

The California State Assembly on Friday passed a bill that would make "gender affirmation" an equal component of a child's "health, safety, and welfare" under state law, requiring courts to take this into account when deciding child custody disputes. Join us in praying for the parents of California. In an effort to keep off the White House grass or Biden's push to legalize marijuana, Senator James Lankford (R-Okla.), along with 14 other senators and congressmen, sent a letter to the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) demanding that it deny the [Biden Administration's] Department of Health and Human Services' (HHS) request to reschedule marijuana as a lower-risk Schedule III drug. Tony Dungy, the Super Bowl champion head coach, corrected ESPN's mischaracterization of 19-year-old tennis player Coco Gauff's response after winning her maiden U.S. Open championship, making her the youngest American woman to do it since Serena Williams in 1999. What did he see that Sports Center got wrong? Get free alerts at http://PrayInJesusName.org © 2023, Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt, PhD. Airs on NRB TV, Direct TV Ch.378, Roku, AppleTV, Amazon FireTV, AndroidTV, GoogleTV, Smart TV, iTunes and www.PrayInJesusName.org

What does it take to be wealthy? While each person may have a different financial threshold in mind, most people have a similar mental picture of what wealthy looks like. They see a fancy home, nice cars, and lavish vacations enjoyed by someone who sold their company for a fortune or received a significant inheritance. This month we are discussing how most individuals have accumulated their wealth and how you can too! The research shows that most millionaires did not get lucky, strike it rich, or receive a substantial inheritance. They accumulated their wealth gradually over a long period of time. They lived on less than they earned, they saved consistently over time, and they let their investments ride regardless of market conditions. If you are interested in learning the simple and attainable strategies that others have used to create long-term wealth and how you can too, we think you will enjoy this episode. Thanks for listening! For more detail about building wealth, check out our blog post covering the same topic at https://pw-wm.com/learn/investing/the-misperception-of-wealth/

What is your area of expertise, commonly referred to as your zone of genius? What is that thing that you just do so incredibly well for your clients and is it something that you do as well for yourself?   In this episode of the Lean Out Your Business Podcast, we will talk about the Zone of Genius. Leveraging your zone of genius as a business owner can significantly contribute to your success. Your genius zone is your unique power. It is the thing that we do best. The thing that we love to do most, the thing that our clients look at us like we are magical unicorns. When you are working on your zone of genius, you achieve the best outcomes for your business and the greatest level of long-lasting happiness in your life!   If you are ready to uncover and unlock your zone of genius, then put your headphones up and listen to this episode!   In this episode, you'll also discover: ·         The Zone of Genius ·         Leveraging your zone of genius for you and your client's success ·         Amplify Retreat   Ready to simplify and streamline how you scale your business?   We are now accepting Visionary CEOs and their right-hand Ops Leads into our signature Simplify to Scale mentorship program. Learn more and join us leanoutmethod.com/scale.   Join us for our transformational in-person business retreats and masterminds each Spring and Fall at leanoutmethod.com/retreat.   Have questions? Want to explore partnering together to scale your business? Connect with me on my personal Instagram @cristagrasso or LinkedIn and let's start a conversation.    

Widely known as “Dr. Brian,” is a popular social media influencer, most prominently on TikTok. (3.4 Million Followers) His previous book, Perceptual Intelligence: The Brain's Secret to Seeing Past Illusion, Misperception, and Self-Deception shook the worlds of neuroscience and psychology, coining the acronym PI for Perceptual Intelligence and educating countless readers on how to better understand the world around them and make better decisions. The medical director of the Boxer Wachler Vision Institute in Beverly Hills and a staff physician at Los Angeles' Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, he has pioneered medical and surgical treatments that have become industry standard.Dr. Brian is one of only two influencers worldwide to be selected as a member of the Advisory Committee for Identifying Credible Sources of Health Information in Social Media for the National Academy of Medicine, Council of Medical Specialty Societies, World Health Organization. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and their twin teenage daughters, who encouraged him to become a social media influencer. Which he is now with 3.4 million followers on TIK TOK!

I think that there's a lot of misperceptions and expectations about people who are supposed to be - quote, unquote, “spiritual”. There's this belief that spiritual people are supposed to look, sound, or be a particular way.The reality is, as a spiritual person and spiritual mentor - I can also show up in what I call a highly “spirited” kind-of-way. Ha!Which means I might not fit the idea, image or stereotype that somebody else made up in their own head.For example: It doesn't make me or you a “bad person” to have boundaries we adhere to. Sometimes the most loving thing you can say to somebody is a firm “no.”Especially if the thing they're about to do or speak - is not only going to possibly be harmful to others, but could also be harmful to themselves. Today on The Karen Kenney Show, I'm talking about how as spiritual beings, we can be highly connected and still be wicked down to earth.We can be super spiritual, and still swear “like a sailor”!We can be kind, compassionate and loving and still call bullsh*t, when we see it.Being “spiritual” doesn't mean we have to just sit back, accept or put up with the things other people try to throw our way, no matter how bad, hurtful or disrespectful it is. We can be deeply spiritual, and also be deeply spirited - at the same time!KK's Takeaways:Suck It In A Bucket (5:56)Misperception (10:39)Spiritually Bypass (15:47)Spirited Means (20:01)Forgiveness Olympics (24:01)You Can Be Spiritual And … (29:41)Karen Kenney is known for her dynamic storytelling, sense of humor, and her no BS approach to Spirituality. She's a sought-after speaker, podcast guest, spiritual teacher, and workshop presenter. An entrepreneur for 20+years, Karen brings a down-to-earth and practical approach to spiritual concepts that can be powerfully applied in both people's personal and professional lives. She's a Certified Spiritual Mentor, Certified Hypnotist, writer, speaker, and the host of The Karen Kenney Show podcast, as well as the founder of the community: THE NEST.Karen guides those she works with to create their own unique experience with spirituality and to not just “take her word for it”. In her 1:1 program THE QUEST, she brings together brain science, subconscious reprogramming, healing hypnosis, and spiritual mentorship to help her clients remove limiting blocks, rewrite old stories, rewire in new beliefs, and reimagine their lives!KK supports her clients, communities, and audiences to deepen their connection to themselves and the Divine in tangible, relatable, and actionable ways. She leads by example and shows that you can do deep, transformative, and healing work while still laughing and having fun!A student of A Course in Miracles for nearly three decades, a certified yoga teacher for 22+ years, and a longtime practitioner of Passage Meditation, Karen's also a Certified Gateless Writing Instructor, and a transformational retreat leader.

Get the Trigger Warning! Card Deck hereFind Robin:  ourtableofjoy.comor robinquinnkeehn.comSchedule a free 30 minute 'Reframe' consult with Robin to shift your perspective on any topic.Get your copy of Digital Detox Secrets for Moms & Kids who want to live with fewer screens and more connection. ===========Show NotesThere are times when we feel betrayed. Either we have misunderstood or someone else has misrepresented themselves or their intentions. The question really is, when we feel betrayed, where do we point the finger and who suffers the most as a result?

Michael openly speaks out about physical, emotional, and sexual abuse he endured from childhood. He has suffered through post-traumatic stress disorder, major depressive disorder, amoung other painful experiences. Michael emphasized that he was leading a regular life, until an encounter he had with a mental health facility, at a time when he underwent a nervous breakdown, he attempted to seek help, as he sought to make sense of the flashbacks. He shares that his story is deeply rooted in stigma and shame he suffered, carrying the label of ‘mentally ill'. He shares his experienced of being invalidated by the healthcare system and being told ‘it's all in your head' after struggling with a mild traumatic brain injury. Michael's story in its entirety is about the cumulative effect of all these events that had taken place in earlier parts of his life and how he had to cope and find his way with each experience. Michael was heavily medicated at times, and at times, uncertain if treatment was in alignment with his diagnoses, in addition to not feeling that the medical and mental health teams were deriving any of their practices from a trauma-informed space. Michael talked about other rejections he faced in later parts of his life, reprimands he felt he withstood once people found out about his mental health background, and how trying it was with many new starts he had to undertake. His key message to the listeners is that: there's a wealth of resources to look at, to listen to, to read; find your path and keep trying different things, even if you must keep at it; borrow ideas and create your own healing; healing happens on all levels.

Find Robin: ourtableofjoy.comand at robinquinnkeehn.comLearn more about Robin's program Digital Detox Secrets for moms & kids, here. Get the TRIGGER WARNING! Deck hereShow NotesConfusion is a pretty common feeling, especially lately. It's normal to have moments of confusion but confusion can also become a habitual way of being. Why? Because confusion can be an excuse or justification for inaction.   

We welcome Dr. Michael Kraus to the podcast to talk about his research on the psychology of racial inequality. We discuss the fact that people can't solve a problem if they don't know it exists, and strategies to help people see the ways in which inequality manifests. We also talk a bit about sports and research on physical touch in basketball (Dr. Kraus is a Warriors fan). Episode 2 featuring Dr. Kraus's research Manny's blog article outlining the many forms of racial inequality in the US People misperceive racial inequality Black-White wealth inequality Misperception of the Black-White income gap Neighborhoods and perception of inequality Perceptions of economic equality Interventions to reduce misperceptions Misperception of racial progress Narratives and DEI Teammate touching in the NBA Image by Michael Reichelt from Pixabay

We've come through the ten malebolge or evil pouches of fraud, but we're not to the ninth circle of INFERNO yet. Instead, we're walking with Dante the pilgrim and his guide Virgil in one of the strangest spots in all of INFERNO: a liminal space between two circles, a spot where revelation, creativity, and even transgressive behaviors are free to roam. Join me, Mark Scarbrough, as take our first steps into this canto of misperceptions and muddled historical references, a canto in which Dante the poet becomes as creative as he can be within the confines of INFERNO. Here are the segments for this episode of the podcast WALKING WITH DANTE: [02:19] My English translation of the passage: INFERNO, Canto XXXI, lines 7 - 27. If you'd like to read along or drop a comment about this episode, please go to my website, markscarbrough.com. [04:16] Inferno's Canto XXXI involves a series of reversals--with three examples in this short passage. [08:37] Virgil becomes a natural philosopher in the model of Vitello from his work PERSPECTIVA. [12:37] Roland's horn and Charlemagne's defeat are the historical nodes in Canto XXXI. [17:02] Misperception is the repeated motif as Dante the pilgrim approaches the final revelation in each of the three canticles of COMEDY. [21:14] Inferno's Canto XXXI is a liminal space between two circles of hell. [26:28] What are the hallmarks of a liminal space? [30:55] A rereading of this passage: INFERNO, Canto XXXI, lines 7 - 27.

Thursday August 25, 2022 - IRS Commissioner Charles P. Rettig penned an Op-Ed today "[t]o set the record straight on this important legislation and dispel any lingering misperceptions." Then he goes about knocking down every strawman agrument he could find. The first Strawman - "The IRS is hiring 87,000 armed special agents to harass taxpayers." I don't think anyone in America believes - or has said - that each and every new hire of the IRS would be armed. However, the fact the IRS has ANY armed officers is troubling. And the recent news that ads seeking IRS armed agents specifically said that they must be willing to use deadly force AND that the IRS has purchased $700,000.00 in ammo in between March and June of 2022, added to the 5 million ammo stockpile they already had. Rettig goes on to knock down four more strawman in his piece. Attoreny Steven A. Leahy asks the question - Why not answer real questions Commissioner on Today's Tax Talk. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/irs-sets-the-record-straight-130049197.html https://nypost.com/2022/08/13/gop-demands-answers-on-700k-ammo-stockpile-for-irs-enforcement/ https://www.verifythis.com/article/news/verify/government-verify/internal-revenue-service-did-buy-nearly-700k-in-ammunition/536-0ce9f538-a372-4c26-8013-1ab4e571578c --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/steven-leahy1/message

In this week's episode, Jozef Hrabina (Ph.D., Moscow State Institute of International Relations) and I discuss Russian-Western relations following the onset of the Russo-Ukrainian War. We discuss misperception of mindsets, the origin of Russian Statehood, Russian mobilisation, Prof. Mearsheimer's Realist views, Russian foreign reserves and capacity to weather unprecedented sanctions, Russian stranglehold over European energy security, economic damage done to Europe as a result of these sanctions and its political consequences, the failure of deposing Vladimir Putin, Russian counter-measures such as intellectual property rights, China's silent opportunism, the role of the Global South, the future of the Post-Soviet Space, and lastly what "winning the unwinnable" war might look like. Join us for deep dive into Russia's unwinnable war.

This episode gave some updates on our Clubhouse event that was June 8th with wonderful speakers starting off with Letrecia Barry she told an inspiring story of how having great skills confidence in yourself and the ability to perform a job can turn the average person from thinking a blind person cannot do a task to loving everything about that bLind individual. Check out talkingBlind on Clubhouse @TalkingBlind follow me on Instagram @TalkingBlind follow me on Twitter @Jones Szippora email me at zippora@talkingblind.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkingblind/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkingblind/support

People go through so much unnecessary crap, because they think it's love. A person who loves you will not take advantage of you for any reason. If you allow yourself to be treated badly, you will be treated that way.

People go through great lengths to change their outer appearances, but never do the inside work to change their lives. The cycles of dysfunction continues.

Episode 176: Mike McCarthy Join your host David Pere and Alex Felice with guest Mike McCarthy, as they talk about wealth, charity, legacy, and much more about important things in life. About Mike McCarthy Mike McCarthy is a husband, a father and a serial entrepreneur. Over the past two decades, he is grateful to have played a major role in the growth and expansion of Keller Williams to become the #1 Real Estate Company in the world. As the Regional Operating Partner for the Greater Pennsylvania Region he is proud to lead 11,000+ real estate agents in over 50 locations closing Over 25 Billion in Real Estate Sales in 2022. Mike is also the co-founder of the GoBundance Mastermind, Co-Author of The Tribe of Millionaires, The Miracle Morning for Parents and Families and the accompanying Family Playbook, a group Facilitator and Motivational Speaker. He is passionate about sharing wisdom that helps entrepreneurial families increase collaboration and connection, co-create shared values and goals, and form rituals and traditions that help them thrive together. Mike hopes to make a lasting impact and unleash the extraordinary potential within people, especially families. He is driven by his generous heart and is deeply committed to helping his family, partners and team members shine. TimeStamps 03:12 - Problems created after making money 09:28 - Trauma of not having the people around you 10:21 - Compromising other important things while building wealth 16:28 - Legacy, handbook, giving back to community, and struggles 23:50 - Misperception that wealthy people are greedy 29:17 - Figuring out the right Organization or Charity to support 38:03 - Recurring themes of change Mike's Social Media Accounts: Instagram Gomikemccarthy Facebook /mike.mccarthy.921 Email mikemccarthy@me.com Websites Gomikemccarthy.com Gratefulparent.com Playbook: https://amzn.to/3gxr87c Book: https://amzn.to/3oASGwZ Get Two Free Chapters: Playbook: The Miracle Morning Parents & Families Playbook - 2 Free Chapters Book: The Miracle Morning Parents & Families Book - 2 Free Chapters Real Estate Investing Course: https://military-millionaire-academy.teachable.com/p/from-zero-to-one-real-estate-investing-101 Recommended books and tools: https://www.frommilitarytomillionaire.com/kit/ - SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/2Q3EvfE - Website: https://www.frommilitarytomillionaire.com/start-here/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frommilitarytomillionaire/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/militarymillionaire/ - My name is David Pere, I am an active duty Marine, and have realized that service members and the working class use the phrase "I don't get paid enough" entirely too often. The reality is that most often our financial situation is self-inflicted. After having success with real estate investing, I started From Military to Millionaire to teach personal finance and real estate investing to service members and the working class. As a result, I have helped many of my readers increase their savings gap, and increase their chances of achieving financial freedom! - Click here to SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/2Q3EvfE to the channel for more awesome videos!

Often, people perceive the idea of handling their money well as "being controlled." Being controlled by their spouse, or a budget, or by an overall lack of freedom. This idea is what can oftentimes push people away from making wise financial decisions. The reality is actually the opposite. This is far less about being controlled as it is having control. In today's episode, host Travis Shelton explains why this distinction makes all the difference in the world and why the truth behind this should be a catalyst for everyone to get control of their finances. There's a freedom that comes on the other side of gaining control, and that freedom looks absolutely nothing like being controlled! If you have questions or would like to connect with us outside of the podcast, here's where you can find us: Join our podcast community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/370457478238932 Online Course: https://www.meaningover.money (podcast listeners can get 25% off by using the promo code "podcast25") YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCasnj17-bOl_CZ0Cb9czmyQ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meaning_over_money Travis's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/travis_shelton_ Travis's website: https://www.travisshelton.com E-Mail Us: meaningovermoneypodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/meaning-over-money/message

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We grow into a misperception about ourselves early in life. Find out how to correct it in this mini podcast from John Morgan.Grasshopper Notes are the inspired writings from America's Best Known Hypnotherapist John Morgan. His podcasts contain his most responded to essays and blog posts from the past two decades.  Find the written versions of these podcasts on John's website: https://grasshoppernotes.com​​  "The Grasshopper" the part of you that whispers pearls of wisdom that  seem to pop into your mind from out of the blue. John's essays and blog posts are his interpretations of these "Nips of Nectar." Others have labeled his writings as timeless wisdom.  Most of the John's writings revolve around self improvement and self help. They address topics like: • Mindfulness• Peace of mind• Creativity• How to stay in the present moment• Spirituality• Behavior improvementAnd stories that transform you to a wider sense of awareness that presents more options. And isn't that what we all want, more options?  John uploads these podcasts on a regular basis. So check back often to hear these podcasts heard around the world. Who wants to be the next person to change?  Make sure to order a copy of John's new book: WISDOM OF THE GRASSHOPPER – 21 Days to Creativity. These mini-meditations take you inside where all your creative resources live. And you'll come out not only refreshed but recommitted to creating your future.  It's only $16.95 and available at BLURB.COM at the link below. https://www.blurb.com/b/10239673-wisdom-of-the-grasshopperAlso, download John's FREE book INTER RUPTION: The Magic Key To Lasting Change. It's available at John's website  https://GrasshopperNotes.com And make sure to follow John on TWITTER at https://twitter.com/johnmorganhypno

We talked with Jeffrey Lijffijt Vice-President Digital CX and Consultancy EMEA at COPC about what WFM is to him, how he is involved in this area of expertise and what he thinks about the development of WFM in the future. Find out more about weWFM at www.wewfm.com #WFM #workforcemanagement #planning #humanresources #contactcenter

For the first time I had a follower of mine in this podcast! Penny shared her journey of gaining weight healthily and sustainably.

Wei Koh is synonymous with the world of watches, men's fashion, negronis, and of course- dachshunds. In this episode, Wei shares with us about his childhood, life in different cities, his move back to Singapore and the many jobs he had before founding Revolution and The Rake. We also talk tattoos, watches, and more specifically his love for Cartiers. P.S. Lung Lung was uncontrollably excitable throughout the whole episode with rolling-on-the floor, belly up, tummy aching laughter probably due to a glucose imbalance caused by the recent lack of breadsticks in Singapore, so we apologise - she may unintentionally cause your ears to bleed. Listener discretion advised.

I discuss why Tesla needs Dojo supercomputer, why labeling is so important, and how Tesla is rapidly improving their full-self driving system. View Full Recording of this 11/9/20 Interview with James Douma, https://youtu.be/1IHyEvJr_ww . James Douma on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jamesdouma James Douma on TMC: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/members/jimmy_d.42749/#postings TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 0:45 - Who is James Douma 1:30 - What is Dojo? 4:05 - How Tesla makes the system better 4:30 - Labeling data 5:15 - How to leverage labeling 6:00 - What is 3D structure through motion 8:55 - Dojo bringing down computational costs 10:20 - GPUs for Neural Nets 11:50 - Custom silicon for neural nets 12:20 - Dojo's current progress 13:50 - What is labeling 18:55 - Training neural nets 21:24 - How neural nets work with human labelers 23:30 - Supervised training 24:00 - Misperception of what Tesla is doing 25:20 - What data the fleet sends to Tesla 29:50 - Embedding 34:00 - Compounding improvement to system 35:20 - Detecting edge cases 36:25 - Driver interventions 41:35 - What can be send to cars without a big firmware update? 44:05 - Perception engine for FSD vs planning system

I discuss why Tesla needs Dojo supercomputer, why labeling is so important, and how Tesla is rapidly improving their full-self driving system. View Full Recording of this 11/9/20 Interview with James Douma, https://youtu.be/1IHyEvJr_ww . James Douma on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jamesdouma James Douma on TMC: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/members/jimmy_d.42749/#postings TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 0:45 - Who is James Douma 1:30 - What is Dojo? 4:05 - How Tesla makes the system better 4:30 - Labeling data 5:15 - How to leverage labeling 6:00 - What is 3D structure through motion 8:55 - Dojo bringing down computational costs 10:20 - GPUs for Neural Nets 11:50 - Custom silicon for neural nets 12:20 - Dojo's current progress 13:50 - What is labeling 18:55 - Training neural nets 21:24 - How neural nets work with human labelers 23:30 - Supervised training 24:00 - Misperception of what Tesla is doing 25:20 - What data the fleet sends to Tesla 29:50 - Embedding 34:00 - Compounding improvement to system 35:20 - Detecting edge cases 36:25 - Driver interventions 41:35 - What can be send to cars without a big firmware update? 44:05 - Perception engine for FSD vs planning system

In an attempt to argue in favor of a universal atonement, Flame ironically uses one of the very verses that proves that Christ's atonement was particular and definite. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Show Notes for Episode Twelve of seX & whY: Sex and Gender Differences in CPR Part 1 & 2 Host: Jeannette Wolfe Guest: Dr Justin Morgenstern Two big databases surrounding cardiac arrest Cares- Cardiac Arrest Registry to Enhance Survival which is based on information from national EMS data input via the NEMSIS national EMS information system ROC- Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium (ROC) 2011-2015. The ROC is a network of National Institutes of Health -funded clinical trial network evaluating out of hospital cardiac arrests that collects data from 11 different sites around the United States Here are two great articles that cover this material in depth AHA 2019 stats When the Female Heart Stops: Sex and Gender Differences in Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Epidemiology and Resuscitation What we know Over 350,000 people will have a cardiac arrest this year Men account for about 2/3 of OHCA average age for men 66 average age for women 72 About 20-25% will occur in public place Men are proportionately more likely to collapse in public place than women (19% versus 8.4% in one study) About half of cardiac arrests are witnessed (about 37% by layperson and 12% by EMS) compared to men, women have higher rate of unwitnessed arrest. (46% vs 52%  in one study) Bystander CPR doubles to triples rates of survival Rates of bystander CPR are highly variable and depend heavily upon where you live and its demographics with CPR being less likely to be started in predominately minority and lower socioeconomic communities. Overall, it appears that about 35-40% or cardiac arrests will get bystander CPR Where you live is also dramatically associated with your rates of leaving the hospital neurologically intact. One study that examined 132 different counties showed, depending upon the county,  functional recovery rates ranging from 0.8%-20% (which again, is likely heavily influenced by  variations in CPR and AED use.) CARES data bank stats suggest that out of hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) 28% live to hospital 8% leave neurologically intact Usually less than 20% of initial rhythms of OHCA are shockable though sex difference here also (one study 29% men vs women 16% with initial shockable rhythm) Per one survey  about 2/3 of people has some type of CPR training with 20% being currently trained CPR training noted to be lower amongst Hispanics, elderly, lower income, less formally educated Of those trained in CPR only about 1/3 of people will actually step up and do it when indicated First study Gender disparities among adult recipients of bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitations in the Public from Audrey Blewer in Cir Cardiovasc Qual Outcomes 2018 Primary study question- is there an association between an individual's biological sex and the likelihood they will receive bystander CPR Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium (ROC) 2011-2015 This was a retrospective analysis of data collected in a prospectively for several clinical trials in out of hospital cardiac arrests from 7 of these sites. Exclusion: Traumatic arrest Occurs in a residential institution or hospital Less than 18 CPR initiated by someone who was not a layperson (police EMS doc) The variable they used in logistic regression modeling included whether event was witnessed, location, layperson CPR, time of event, and basic demographics including age, race, gender Nontraumatic out of hospital cardiac arrests 19331 events Mean age 64 63% male 17% public location (3297) 82% private (15788) Overall 37% received CPR (38% of men and 35% of women) If collapse occurred in public place 45% of men and 39% of women If collapse occurred in private place 36% of men and 35% of women received CPR Overall: Males had 29% increased odds of survival Bottom line: If you have a OHCA in public you are about 6% more likely to receive CPR if you are a man than a woman This is not the only study showing gender differences in CPR here is a   Netherland study and an avatar study which also highlight these differences. There are also studies suggesting subtle gender differences in EMS treatment of chest pain/cardiac arrest: time to CPR, time to first rhythm strip, IV placement, medication administration likelihood of getting lights and sirens or aspirin Ok so why is that happening? So first let's talk about some general barriers to stepping up and doing CPR in public- A 2008 study by Swor in Annals of EM interviewed almost 700 bystanders to an OHCA. Although about ½ of the bystanders had previous CPR training only about 20% actually started doing CPR. Cited barriers to doing CPR included: - feeling of panic (reported by about 38% ) - concern of doing it incorrectly (9%) - concern they could cause harm (1%) - reluctance to do mouth to mouth (1%) In another study which surveyed community members from areas in which there were low rates of bystander CPR to understand why the rates were so low, answers included:   - fear of getting sued - emotional overtones of the situation - lack of knowledge - situational concerns  A different study suggested that disagreeable physical characteristics- read dentures and vomit-  might hamper CPR initiation. Overall you are more likely to step up and do CPR if CPR training within last 5 years (OR 6.6) in public (OR 3.1) see them collapse (OR 2.3); bystander has greater than a high school education (OR 2.0) So the next question is, are these the reasons why there is a gender difference in who gets bystander CPR or are there additional factors to consider. Second study Public Perceptions on Why Women Receive Less Bystander Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation than Men in Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest Perman Circulation 2019  Primary Question- what are the public perceptions as to why women are less likely to get bystander CPR?                                             Methods- Electric survey via Amazon's crowdsourcing platform- Mechanical Turk. Participants were English, >18 and familiar with CPR principles Mechanical Turk- have “master users” people achieve this rate by apparently having a history of completing other surveys out appropriately in the past (essentially successfully answering planted “attention” surveys which suggests that they are actually reading the surveys) Participants were asked 11 multiple choice questions and one free text- “ Do you have any ideas on why women may be less likely to receive CPR than men when they collapse in public?” Free text responses were coded and major themes were identified by using an inductive qualitative method.   548 subjects 542 completed surveys average age 38 equal number of males and females about 1% of participants were transgender 81% White 7% Black 6% Asian 3% Hispanic 45% college diploma ½ were trained at some time in CPR (top reasons for training were cited a work or volunteer related requirement) 24 had actually done CPR on a collapsed person- Three major themes evolving: 1) Sexualization of woman's bodies (40% of men mentioned versus 29% of women)      - fear of making incidental contact with a woman's breast “I think that people are afraid to touch the breast region, so hesitate to administer CPR”      - fear of being wrongfully accused of sexual abuse “Bystanders, especially male bystanders, may be afraid to touch women especially in the chest area... anxious that their help my be unnecessary and therefore touching may be misconstrued” “Men are afraid of seeming like perverts” 2) Perception that women are weaker and frailer and thus at greater risk for injury if CPR was not really needed “People might be afraid of hurting them since women tend to be smaller and more fragile looking than men” 3)  Misperception of what actual distress looks like in females ”They are not known to have as many heart attacks in public, they are known to be healthier”  “ Maybe people assume they are being dramatic and overreacting so CPR isn't needed”  Interestingly in the open- ended responses it was frequently implied by use of pronouns that the bystander initiating CPR would be a man. Along these lines, this European paper hints that gender related issues may also influence who steps up to start CPR. My (liberal) summary of paper: “Look I'm not super thrilled about the idea of touching a woman's breast and quite frankly I'm a little scared about being accused of sexual assault.  And also, if I'm honest, I'm a little suspicious that the woman might be collapsing from something less serious, because most cardiac arrests seem to happen in guys. Finally, if I do start CPR on a woman and they really didn't need it, I'm afraid I might accidentally physically hurt her. Five take home points As more than 60% of cardiac arrests do not get bystander CPR, please consider sending out these CPR videos from the American Heart Association and The British Heart Foundation to friends or family members to teach and/or reinforce basic CPR principles as good CPR doubles to triples survival rates. There are innate biological sex differences associated with out of hospital cardiac arrests including: 2/3 of cardiac arrest occur in men who collapse on average collapse about 7-10 years earlier than women. Men are also more likely to have an initial shockable rhythm. Gender related issues, which can notoriously sneak under the radar if we don't intentionally look for them, can also impact cardiac arrests. The study we talked about today suggested about a 5-6% absolute differences in public bystander CPR rates with men receiving more CPR. Concerningly there is similar research suggesting gender based inequities of both the EMS and hospital management level of cardiac arrest and we will continue this discussion in part 2 of our series. Although more deductive research is needed, there are hints that some of these gender related CPR differences are rooted in concerns surrounding sexuality, perceptions about fragility and misconceptions that collapsing women are unlikely to be having a cardiac arrest. The first step to gender- based gaps in cardiac arrest is to simply validate they exist. If you teach CPR, recognize and normalize that for some learners, invading someone's personal space can feel totally awkward and then encourage them to mentally rehearse different scenarios in which they visualize themselves successfully starting CPR.  Using tools like the womanikin can help. As it appears that only about 30% of people who already know CPR, will actually step up to do it, we must work on ways to close this gap. Considering the introduction of stress inoculation and introducing things like Mike Lauria's breath, talk, see and focus technique holds promise. Other references High Sensitivity Troponin and Gender Differences in treatment after ACS North Carolina's Heart Rescue Intervention Article about CPR and Good Samaritan laws

Show Notes for Episode Twelve of seX & whY: Sex and Gender Differences in CPR Part 1 & 2 Host: Jeannette Wolfe Guest: Dr Justin Morgenstern Two big databases surrounding cardiac arrest Cares- Cardiac Arrest Registry to Enhance Survival which is based on information from national EMS data input via the NEMSIS national EMS information system ROC- Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium (ROC) 2011-2015. The ROC is a network of National Institutes of Health -funded clinical trial network evaluating out of hospital cardiac arrests that collects data from 11 different sites around the United States Here are two great articles that cover this material in depth AHA 2019 stats When the Female Heart Stops: Sex and Gender Differences in Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Epidemiology and Resuscitation What we know Over 350,000 people will have a cardiac arrest this year Men account for about 2/3 of OHCA average age for men 66 average age for women 72 About 20-25% will occur in public place Men are proportionately more likely to collapse in public place than women (19% versus 8.4% in one study) About half of cardiac arrests are witnessed (about 37% by layperson and 12% by EMS) compared to men, women have higher rate of unwitnessed arrest. (46% vs 52%  in one study) Bystander CPR doubles to triples rates of survival Rates of bystander CPR are highly variable and depend heavily upon where you live and its demographics with CPR being less likely to be started in predominately minority and lower socioeconomic communities. Overall, it appears that about 35-40% or cardiac arrests will get bystander CPR Where you live is also dramatically associated with your rates of leaving the hospital neurologically intact. One study that examined 132 different counties showed, depending upon the county,  functional recovery rates ranging from 0.8%-20% (which again, is likely heavily influenced by  variations in CPR and AED use.) CARES data bank stats suggest that out of hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) 28% live to hospital 8% leave neurologically intact Usually less than 20% of initial rhythms of OHCA are shockable though sex difference here also (one study 29% men vs women 16% with initial shockable rhythm) Per one survey  about 2/3 of people has some type of CPR training with 20% being currently trained CPR training noted to be lower amongst Hispanics, elderly, lower income, less formally educated Of those trained in CPR only about 1/3 of people will actually step up and do it when indicated First study Gender disparities among adult recipients of bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitations in the Public from Audrey Blewer in Cir Cardiovasc Qual Outcomes 2018 Primary study question- is there an association between an individual's biological sex and the likelihood they will receive bystander CPR Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium (ROC) 2011-2015 This was a retrospective analysis of data collected in a prospectively for several clinical trials in out of hospital cardiac arrests from 7 of these sites. Exclusion: Traumatic arrest Occurs in a residential institution or hospital Less than 18 CPR initiated by someone who was not a layperson (police EMS doc) The variable they used in logistic regression modeling included whether event was witnessed, location, layperson CPR, time of event, and basic demographics including age, race, gender Nontraumatic out of hospital cardiac arrests 19331 events Mean age 64 63% male 17% public location (3297) 82% private (15788) Overall 37% received CPR (38% of men and 35% of women) If collapse occurred in public place 45% of men and 39% of women If collapse occurred in private place 36% of men and 35% of women received CPR Overall: Males had 29% increased odds of survival Bottom line: If you have a OHCA in public you are about 6% more likely to receive CPR if you are a man than a woman This is not the only study showing gender differences in CPR here is a   Netherland study and an avatar study which also highlight these differences. There are also studies suggesting subtle gender differences in EMS treatment of chest pain/cardiac arrest: time to CPR, time to first rhythm strip, IV placement, medication administration likelihood of getting lights and sirens or aspirin Ok so why is that happening? So first let's talk about some general barriers to stepping up and doing CPR in public- A 2008 study by Swor in Annals of EM interviewed almost 700 bystanders to an OHCA. Although about ½ of the bystanders had previous CPR training only about 20% actually started doing CPR. Cited barriers to doing CPR included: - feeling of panic (reported by about 38% ) - concern of doing it incorrectly (9%) - concern they could cause harm (1%) - reluctance to do mouth to mouth (1%) In another study which surveyed community members from areas in which there were low rates of bystander CPR to understand why the rates were so low, answers included:   - fear of getting sued - emotional overtones of the situation - lack of knowledge - situational concerns  A different study suggested that disagreeable physical characteristics- read dentures and vomit-  might hamper CPR initiation. Overall you are more likely to step up and do CPR if CPR training within last 5 years (OR 6.6) in public (OR 3.1) see them collapse (OR 2.3); bystander has greater than a high school education (OR 2.0) So the next question is, are these the reasons why there is a gender difference in who gets bystander CPR or are there additional factors to consider. Second study Public Perceptions on Why Women Receive Less Bystander Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation than Men in Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest Perman Circulation 2019  Primary Question- what are the public perceptions as to why women are less likely to get bystander CPR?                                             Methods- Electric survey via Amazon's crowdsourcing platform- Mechanical Turk. Participants were English, >18 and familiar with CPR principles Mechanical Turk- have “master users” people achieve this rate by apparently having a history of completing other surveys out appropriately in the past (essentially successfully answering planted “attention” surveys which suggests that they are actually reading the surveys) Participants were asked 11 multiple choice questions and one free text- “ Do you have any ideas on why women may be less likely to receive CPR than men when they collapse in public?” Free text responses were coded and major themes were identified by using an inductive qualitative method.   548 subjects 542 completed surveys average age 38 equal number of males and females about 1% of participants were transgender 81% White 7% Black 6% Asian 3% Hispanic 45% college diploma ½ were trained at some time in CPR (top reasons for training were cited a work or volunteer related requirement) 24 had actually done CPR on a collapsed person- Three major themes evolving: 1) Sexualization of woman's bodies (40% of men mentioned versus 29% of women)      - fear of making incidental contact with a woman's breast “I think that people are afraid to touch the breast region, so hesitate to administer CPR”      - fear of being wrongfully accused of sexual abuse “Bystanders, especially male bystanders, may be afraid to touch women especially in the chest area... anxious that their help my be unnecessary and therefore touching may be misconstrued” “Men are afraid of seeming like perverts” 2) Perception that women are weaker and frailer and thus at greater risk for injury if CPR was not really needed “People might be afraid of hurting them since women tend to be smaller and more fragile looking than men” 3)  Misperception of what actual distress looks like in females ”They are not known to have as many heart attacks in public, they are known to be healthier”  “ Maybe people assume they are being dramatic and overreacting so CPR isn't needed”  Interestingly in the open- ended responses it was frequently implied by use of pronouns that the bystander initiating CPR would be a man. Along these lines, this European paper hints that gender related issues may also influence who steps up to start CPR. My (liberal) summary of paper: “Look I'm not super thrilled about the idea of touching a woman's breast and quite frankly I'm a little scared about being accused of sexual assault.  And also, if I'm honest, I'm a little suspicious that the woman might be collapsing from something less serious, because most cardiac arrests seem to happen in guys. Finally, if I do start CPR on a woman and they really didn't need it, I'm afraid I might accidentally physically hurt her. Five take home points As more than 60% of cardiac arrests do not get bystander CPR, please consider sending out these CPR videos from the American Heart Association and The British Heart Foundation to friends or family members to teach and/or reinforce basic CPR principles as good CPR doubles to triples survival rates. There are innate biological sex differences associated with out of hospital cardiac arrests including: 2/3 of cardiac arrest occur in men who collapse on average collapse about 7-10 years earlier than women. Men are also more likely to have an initial shockable rhythm. Gender related issues, which can notoriously sneak under the radar if we don't intentionally look for them, can also impact cardiac arrests. The study we talked about today suggested about a 5-6% absolute differences in public bystander CPR rates with men receiving more CPR. Concerningly there is similar research suggesting gender based inequities of both the EMS and hospital management level of cardiac arrest and we will continue this discussion in part 2 of our series. Although more deductive research is needed, there are hints that some of these gender related CPR differences are rooted in concerns surrounding sexuality, perceptions about fragility and misconceptions that collapsing women are unlikely to be having a cardiac arrest. The first step to gender- based gaps in cardiac arrest is to simply validate they exist. If you teach CPR, recognize and normalize that for some learners, invading someone's personal space can feel totally awkward and then encourage them to mentally rehearse different scenarios in which they visualize themselves successfully starting CPR.  Using tools like the womanikin can help. As it appears that only about 30% of people who already know CPR, will actually step up to do it, we must work on ways to close this gap. Considering the introduction of stress inoculation and introducing things like Mike Lauria's breath, talk, see and focus technique holds promise. Other references High Sensitivity Troponin and Gender Differences in treatment after ACS North Carolina's Heart Rescue Intervention Article about CPR and Good Samaritan laws

Steve Cavanaugh, President and CEO of Cavanaugh and Associates, joins The Water Values Podcast to discuss an important yet misperceived area of water utilities: non-revenue water. Steve describes what non-revenue water is, how it can be optimized and the simple steps utilities need to do to get started with a non-revenue water program. With a little bit of work, your utility can optimize non-revenue water, while increasing its return on investment.