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In this milestone episode of Coaching In Session, Michael Rearden brings together guests Renes Lophanor, Michael T. Brown, and Terence Chatmon to explore the heart of family and community. What truly defines family—biological ties or chosen bonds? This conversation dives deep into the meaning of family, the importance of strong parenting, and the role of community in raising resilient children.You will learn:The influence of parents and role modelsHow love and commitment sustain healthy familiesNavigating challenges with forgiveness and resilienceBuilding a lasting legacy through purposeful parentingStrengthening community through family bondsRenes LophanorWebsite: Renes LophanorFacebook: Renes LophanorInstagram: @reneslophanor_authorLinkedIn: Renes LophanorYouTube: Renes Lophanor YouTube ChannelBook: I Still Love Teaching Despite Having All The Reasons in the World To Quit on AmazonListen to Our Episode: Renes Lophanor on Coaching In Session Terence ChatmonWebsite: Victorious FamilyFacebook: Terence ChatmonInstagram: @victoriousfamilychampionLinkedIn: Terence ChatmonX (Twitter): @terencechatmon1YouTube: Victorious Family YouTube ChannelBook: Your Children Believe on AmazonListen to Our Episode: Terence Chatmon on Coaching In Session Michael T. BrownWebsite: Brown's LeadershipFacebook: The Brown BagX (Twitter): @MTBrown98Listen to Our Episode: Michael T. Brown on Coaching In Session Send us a MessageSupport the showWebsite: www.Revenconcepts.comEmail: Coachinginsession@gmail.com Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share the podcast with others who would benefit from it!

The age of globally optimized supply chains is ending—and distributors are at the forefront of a tectonic shift toward regionalization.In this episode, we unpack the forces unraveling the traditional globalization playbook, from geopolitical instability and supply chain breakdowns to reshoring trends and changing customer expectations. Based on the article Distribution's regional reckoning: The end of globalization as we knew it, this conversation explores how companies are navigating this transformation by building agile, regionally focused networks—and how distributors are redefining their role in the process.For distribution leaders, this episode is a must-listen guide to building resilience, unlocking local relevance, and future-proofing operations in a fractured global landscape.What You'll Learn in This Episode:

Not every workout model is built with longevity in mind—but what if it could be? This episode challenges the idea that variety equals progress and instead makes a case for consistency, structure, and foundational movement.Welcome to Happy Healthy Strong—where we talk all things fitness, nutrition, health, and wellness. Hosted by Adam Lane, this show explores how to train smarter, eat better, and stay mentally strong.Episode HighlightsBrandon Cullen of MADabolic joins Adam to share how his background in hockey and CrossFit led to the creation of MADabolic—a strength-driven fitness franchise built for high performers aged 25 to 50. They discuss why consistent, structured training matters more than variety, how MADabolic stands apart from traditional CrossFit, and why fundamental movements should remain the core of any training program. This episode also touches on how to adapt training for different age groups, the role of community in progress, and how tech is shaping the future of fitness.Key InsightsWhy MADabolic's structure is designed for long-term performanceThe difference between timed strength training and traditional interval modelsHow to build fitness programs that scale across different ages and experience levelsThe case for keeping workouts simple, fundamental, and repeatableHow community and competition can coexist in a supportive fitness environmentBrandon's take on technology's role in making fitness more personalEpisode Chapters:00:00 Intro00:05 Introduction and Guest Introduction49:50 Brandon Cullen's Background and Metabolic's Origin50:05 Transition from CrossFit to Metabolic50:27 The Concept of Timed Strength Training50:46 Adam Lane's Perspective and Personal Experience51:04 The Role of Community and Support in Fitness51:26 The Importance of Fundamental Movements51:43 Adapting Fitness Programs for Different Age Groups51:54 The Role of Technology in FitnessCall to ActionFollow the conversation by connecting with Brandon Cullen of MADabolic or listening to his show Playing Guilty. If this episode got you thinking differently about training, share it with someone who could use a better fitness framework.Supporting LinksMADabolic WebsiteInstagram: @madabolic | @plyngltyConnect with Brandon Cullen of MADabolic on LinkedInListen to the Playing Guilty podcastThanks for tuning in to Happy Healthy Strong. We're here to support smarter movement, better nutrition, and a healthier mindset—one episode at a time. Don't forget to subscribe and join us for more conversations that challenge the status quo in health and wellness.

Circular business models hold immense potential to reshape the fashion industry. In this episode, we explore the exciting opportunities for brands in rental and resale, moving beyond the challenges of getting started. Host Emma Elobeid is joined by guests Andrew Rough from Advanced Clothing Solutions (ACS) and Ryan Atkins from SuperCycle to discuss how brands can capitalise on this shift to unlock new revenue streams, build stronger customer relationships, and create a more sustainable future. Tune in to hear Emma, Andrew and Ryan explore:The significant economic opportunity for brands in circular fashion, including rental and resale modelsHow circular models can enhance brand profitability by better using assets and meeting evolving customer demandsThe importance of brands owning the customer relationship and data in circular commerceHow enabling services and technology are making circularity more accessible and profitable for brandsThe evolution of circular business models and the importance of continuous learning and adaptationLearn more:Listen to episode 131, when Seb went to visit ACS's warehouse to learn more about the business.Explore the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's latest demonstration project, The Fashion ReModel, which explores making the economics work for circular business models.If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review or a comment on Spotify or YouTube. Your support helps us to spread the word about the circular economy.

Gun Talk Nation welcomes Jay Duncan of Jacob Grey Firearms to explore the cutting-edge world of double stack 1911s and the Jacob Grey Experience, a unique firearms training and ownership program. From high-performance pistols to the importance of consistent training, this episode is packed with expert insights.Key Topics Covered:What makes the Jacob Grey TWC-9 a top-tier double stack 1911Why consistent shooting and training matters more than gearHow CNC aerospace-level tolerances improve firearm performanceDifferences between boutique 2011s and high-production modelsHow to get your hands on a Jacob Grey pistolTuning, maintenance, and pro tips for new shootersTraining Meets Engineering: Explore how Jacob Grey blends cutting-edge manufacturing with real-world shooter feedback to create a reliable, customizable platform that balances performance and price.Whether you're a pro shooter or first-time gun buyer, discover why the double stack 1911 platform is gaining serious popularity—and how Jacob Grey Firearms is making it more accessible.This Gun Talk Nation is brought to you by Smith & Wesson, Range Ready Studios, Ruger, Vortex Optics, and Wheeler Tools.For more content, subscribe to Gun Talk at guntalktv.com, on Gun Talk's Roku, Apple TV, iOS app, Android app, or find Gun Talk on YouTube, Rumble, Facebook, Instagram, X and guntalk.com. Listen to all Gun Talk Podcasts with Spreaker, iHeart, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you find podcasts.Copyright ©2025 Freefire Media, LLCGun Talk Nation 04.02.25

In this episode of Future Finance, hosts Paul Barnhurst (aka The FP&A Guy) and Glenn Hopper welcome Joyce Li, a seasoned investor, AI strategist, and entrepreneur. Joyce shares her fascinating journey from being a CFA and managing multibillion-dollar investments to transitioning into AI and tech strategy. With nearly two decades of experience, Joyce now helps board directors and business leaders develop AI strategies and governance frameworks. Joyce Li is a seasoned investor, entrepreneur, and AI strategist. With an MBA from Wharton and a master's in Computer Science from the University of Virginia, Joyce has spent almost 20 years managing investments and guiding businesses in technology adoption. She now advises leaders on developing AI strategies and governance frameworks. Joyce also co-founded an AI-powered financial planning platform, where she learned the challenges and opportunities AI can bring to business.In this episode, you will discover:How Joyce's background in finance led her to focus on AIThe real challenges businesses face when adopting AIWhy trust is crucial when introducing AI into decision-makingThe speed at which AI is changing business modelsHow to build a successful AI strategy without getting lost in the techWhy businesses need to focus on their goals before diving into AI toolsJoyce Li shared valuable insights on how AI is transforming business strategy and decision-making. Her experience in both finance and technology has given her a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities businesses face when adopting AI. Trust, transparency, and a clear understanding of business goals are essential when integrating AI into decision-making. Follow Joyce:LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sjoyceli/Website - https://averanda-ai.com/Join hosts Glenn and Paul as they unravel the complexities of AI in finance:Follow Glenn:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gbhopperiiiFollow Paul:LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/thefpandaguyFollow QFlow.AI:Website - https://bit.ly/4i1EkjgFuture Finance is sponsored by QFlow.ai, the strategic finance platform solving the toughest part of planning and analysis: B2B revenue. Align sales, marketing, and finance, speed up decision-making, and lock in accountability with QFlow.ai. Stay tuned for a deeper understanding of how AI is shaping the future of finance and what it means for businesses and individuals alike.In Today's Episode:[01:46] - Welcome to the Episode[04:02] - Shifting Focus to AI Strategy[10:52] - Lessons from Co-Founding an AI Platform[12:42] - Building AI with Limited Resources[16:12] - Generative AI and the Future of Robo-Advisors[20:44] - AI's Role in Startup Growth[23:23] - Why Startups Are Winning Big Clients[25:03] - Redesigning Workflows for the Future[32:26] - Why Big Companies Hesitate[38:24] - Describe AI's Personality[42:58] - Wrapping Up the Conversation

In this episode of the AlchemistX Innovators Inside Podcast, Ian Bergman sits down with Manas Talukdar, a seasoned leader in enterprise AI and data infrastructure, to explore the evolution of cloud-native data platforms and the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on businesses. Manas shares his journey from building middleware and pioneering distributed systems to leading innovative projects at companies like C3 AI and Labelbox. Key takeaways include:The shift from traditional on-premise systems to cloud-based, scalable AI solutionsThe critical importance of high-quality, curated data—and the emerging role of synthetic data—in training advanced modelsHow a customer-centric, iterative approach to product development drives successful AI implementationsThe need for a balanced, risk-tolerant culture that empowers teams to make bold product betsInsights on navigating industry challenges, from managing escalating GPU costs to addressing regulatory pressuresTune in for an insightful discussion on how embracing data-driven innovation can unlock new opportunities and redefine enterprise success.For more episodes and resources, visit https://www.alchemistaccelerator.com/podcasts.

Send me a messageIn this episode of Climate Confident, I sit down with Dr. Jemma Green, Co-Founder and Chairman of PowerLedger, to explore how blockchain technology is reshaping the energy sector. We discuss the shift towards peer-to-peer energy trading, how utilities can adapt to a decentralised grid, and what role blockchain-backed renewable energy certificates can play in ensuring transparency and accountability.Dr. Green explains why traditional feed-in tariff models are becoming unsustainable, how local energy autonomy can reduce grid congestion, and why distributed energy solutions are key to managing growing electricity demand. We also dive into the economics of vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology and the impact of Europe's Clean Energy Package on decentralised energy markets.Takeaways from this episode:Why utilities need to move beyond traditional energy supply modelsHow blockchain ensures trust and efficiency in energy tradingThe economic incentives driving distributed renewables adoptionWhat energy prosumers (like EV owners) can do to optimise costsWe also touch on India's approach to energy decentralisation, regulatory hurdles slowing adoption in Europe, and how businesses can benefit from corporate renewable energy trading.Tune in to understand how technology is driving the future of sustainable energy.

In this episode, Chris joinsFP&A Tomorrow host Paul Barnhurst (a.k.a.The FP&A Guy) to talk about the intersection of finance and GTM. Chris shares his perspective on why most B2B companies get GTM investments wrong, the inefficiencies in traditional marketing measurement, and how CFO's and finance teams can play an incredibly strategic role in driving revenue efficiency.Key topics from this episode:The disconnect between finance and GTM teams—and how to fix itWhy most companies mis-allocate GTM investmentsThe problem with measuring marketing ROI through attribution modelsHow finance can take ownership of GTM efficiencyThe four key stages of a revenue factory and why companies need to rethink pipeline creationThe impact of content strategy on brand awareness, demand generation, and revenue growthWhy finance leaders should actively participate in GTM strategy rather than just measuring its outcomesHow Chris is building Passetto and Refine Labs to solve the GTM efficiency problem–Thanks to our friends at Hatch for producingRevenue Vitals and all of Chris's short-form video and YouTube content. Hatch is a video-first content agency that creates short-form video content, video podcasts, original video series, and YouTube videos for B2B companies. Visit www.hatch.fm to learn more.

In this episode of Agents of Nonprofit, I sit down with fundraising expert Jessie Katz to uncover the secrets of quick wins in nonprofit fundraising. From high-ROI fundraising events to long-term donor engagement tactics, this conversation is packed with actionable insights that can transform any nonprofit's fundraising approach.Topics We Cover:Jesse Katz's journey from social work to nonprofit fundraisingWhy traditional fundraising methods may not be as effective as you thinkWhat constitutes a "quick win" and how to identify them in your nonprofitReal-life example: Turning a $3,000 event into $250,000 in pledgesThe importance of systematizing and replicating successful fundraising modelsHow board members can use their networks to strengthen donor relationshipsCrafting a compelling case for support to drive donor engagementMoving beyond one-time donations: Building a culture of ongoing donor involvementTo Learn More and Connect with Jessie:Jessie@zivphilanthropy.comZivPhilanthropy.comSupport the show

This week on The Nick Halaris Show we are featuring Frank Rohde, the Founder and CEO of Ownify, a company creating a new path to ownership by partnering aspiring first time homebuyers with socially conscious investors.  Frank is a serial entrepreneur with a long track record of success and someone who deeply understands the financial, social, and political barriers standing in the way of widespread, affordable homeownership.    Ready to dive in? Listen to this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music and YouTubeor on your favorite podcast platform.I wanted to have Frank on the show to learn more about Ownify and its unique approach to solving the homebuying affordability problem.  Housing has become such a big deal in America, both for our economy and our democracy, and we need individuals like Frank and companies like Ownify, to help reverse the negative trend.  Tune in to this inspiring episode to learn:  How Ownify's all-equity financial structure enables people to buy a home with just a 2% down paymentWhy Frank and his colleagues at Ownify believe the all-equity approach is both fairer and better than other debt-based modelsHow dynamics in the mortgage industry have contributed to the worsening housing affordability crisisAll the ways that rising homeownership rates can improve a local community&Much, much moreStay tuned to the end to learn why, after stumbling across some concerning mortgage data in his last company, Frank decided to go all-in on the fight to improve access for first-time homebuyers.As always, I hope you all enjoy this episode.  Thanks for tuning in!  Connect with Nick Halaris: Nick Halaris website and newletter (sign up!) Nick Halaris on Instagram Nick Halaris on linkedin Nick Halaris on Twitter

Valuing decentralized networks such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana is tricky. In this episode, Jon Charbonneau breaks down the key factors that determine the value of blockchain networks and how Layer 2s impact these valuations.How do you determine the value of decentralized networks like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Solana? It's not as straightforward as traditional investments.Jon Charbonneau, general partner at crypto investment firm DBA, joins Unchained after writing a paper that dives deep into the complexities of valuing blockchain networks. He explains why applying traditional equity models to networks such as Bitcoin falls short, how tax inefficiencies in staking rewards impact valuations, and whether Layer 2 solutions like Optimism and Arbitrum are helping or hurting the long-term value of Layer 1 blockchains.Also, he looks at the big question—are these networks sustainable in the long run?Show highlights:What motivated Jon to write the paperWhat the main points of the paper areWhy tax inefficiencies in staking rewards are a critical factor in valuing decentralized networks and how they differ from traditional corporate taxesWhat makes valuing networks tricky, as Jon explains how proof-of-work vs. proof-of-stake systems differ from traditional equity modelsHow he thinks about valuing Layer 2s and whether they are parasitic to the L1Whether blockchains are sustainable in the long termVisit our website for breaking news, analysis, op-eds, articles to learn about crypto, and much more: unchainedcrypto.comThank you to our sponsors!PolkadotMantle's FBTCGuestJon Charbonneau, co-founder and General Partner at DBAL1 & L2 Token Value CaptureLinksPrevious coverage of Unchained on this topic:How to Figure Out Whether a Crypto Token Is Worth Its Trading PriceETH Is Down Bad, While Layer 2s Are Ripping. Are L2s Parasitic to Ethereum?Are Layer 2s Parasitic to Ethereum and ETH as an Asset?Are L2s ‘Parasitic'? Analysis Shows Ethereum Only Gets a Tiny Percentage of FeesEther-Bitcoin Ratio Is at Multi-Year Lows, But It's Just ‘Temporary' and an ‘Opportunity'Unchained Podcast is Produced by Laura Shin Media, LLC. Distributed by CoinDesk.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In der aktuellen Ladylike-Podcast Folge sprechen Yvonne und Nicole über Gangarten. Denn Nicole hat beobachtet, dass Yvonne zwei verschiedene Gangarten hat: ihr schneller dynamischer Business-Gang im Büro, breitbeinig fast wie ein Cowboy und der entspannte Wochenend-Entschleunigungs-Schlendrian-Gang. Yvonne findet, dass Nicole beim Gehen eine enorme Geschwindigkeit an den Tag legt. Sie kann kaum mit Nicole Schritt halten bei Nicoles normaler Geh-Geschwindigkeit, wenn beide zusammen unterwegs sind. Beide haben einen Kollegen beobachtet, der geht wie eine Comic-Figur, ein anderer Kollege geht bewusst ganz langsam. Die Podcasterinnen überlegen, dass die meisten Menschen wohl unbewusst gehen. Wenige setzen ihren Gang bewusst ein. Nicole überlegt, dass Frauen einfach gehen, wie sie gehen, während Männer ihren Gang gezielt einsetzen. Yvonne verneint das. Gerade junge Männer liefen sehr unbeholfen, so ihre Beobachtung, da sie im Jugendalter mit Wachstumsschüben konfrontiert seien und ihre langen rasch wachsenden Arme und Beine erst einmal koordinieren müssten. Nicole hat sich gerade ein schickes neues Kleid bestellt. Es ist eng geschnitten und gefällt ihr sehr gut, auch mit Sneakern. Sie hat aber bemerkt, dass man in diesem Kleid keine großen Truckerschritte machen kann, sondern sich anders bewegen muss. Und sie selbst hat an sich bemerkt, wenn sie durch eine Gruppe gut aussehender Typen geht, versucht sie, besonders schön zu gehen. Yvonne erzählt von einer Modelshow, die sie sich angeschaut hat. Ein Modelcoach hat die Models angewiesen, zügig und gerade zu gehen und die Füße etwas überkreuz setzen. Zu der Laufsteg-Musik und nach diesen Anweisungen geht Yvonne jetzt um den Lietzensee und findet es super! Dazu noch selbstbewusst gucken, das sieht energetisch aus! Nicole hat früher gerne Pumps getragen, dann kam ihr Bandscheibenvorfall. Jetzt fühlt sie sich in Sneakern gut und trägt diese für einen starken Auftritt. Hört einfach rein in die neue Folge, in der sich Yvonne und Nicole über hohe Schuhe im Bett austauschen...Habt Ihr selbst erotische Erfahrungen, eine Frage oder Story, über die Yvonne & Nicole im Ladylike-Podcast sprechen sollen? Dann schreibt uns gern an @ladylike.show auf Instagram oder kontaktiert uns über unsere Internetseite ladylike.showHört in die Folgen bei RTL+ Musik, iTunes oder Spotify rein und schreibt uns gerne eine Bewertung. Außerdem könnt ihr unseren Podcast unterstützen, indem ihr die neuen Folgen auf Euren Kanälen pusht und Euren Freunden davon erzählt.Lust auf witzigen, leichten und trotzdem lehrreichen Lesestoff für den Sommer? Dann bestellt Euch das Buch zum Podcast: „Da kann ja jede kommen“. Darin Themen wie Dating, Sextoys, Fetisch, Kuscheln und die lustigsten, erotischsten und außergewöhnlichsten Geschichten aus der Ladylike-Community. Hier geht's zum Buch: bit.ly/ladylike-buch Viel Spaß!Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

Are you tired of feeling lost in the sea of publishing options, unsure of which path will lead you to success?Many authors make the mistake of rushing into the publishing process without fully understanding the implications of each route or aligning it with their deeper motivations for writing their books.In this episode, I guide you through the publishing labyrinth and help you uncover your true 'why' for writing, empowering you to select the path that best serves your vision.BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU'LL LEARN:The distinct advantages and trade-offs of traditional, self-publishing, and hybrid publishing modelsHow to pinpoint your core motivations for writing and use them as a compass to choose the ideal publishing pathProven strategies to be sure your book will resonate with your target audience before you publish itSubmit a Question. Ask a question to be featured on the podcast. Ask HereLiked this episode? Share it and tag us on Instagram @juxtabkLove the show? Leave a review and let us know!CONNECT WITH US: Website | Instagram | Facebook

For better or worse, the biologicals space is still in the process of repairing a reputation that was marred by years of over-promising and under-delivering. Yet big advances have been made in recent years, helping improve agricultural productivity while reducing the industry's dependence on chemical pesticides and fertilizers. But discerning between new wave innovation and their more snake-oily predecessors isn't always easy– so we wanted to sit down with an expert who's been doing this work for decades. (Note: if you're new to learning about biologicals, check out “Biologicals: snake oil or science, and how do we know?” before you dive into today's episode for important background.) This week, our guest is Joel Lipsitch, Founder at Blair Road Consulting and an expert in biological products and businesses. Joel guides through his thinking on topics including:The red and green flags he looks for when evaluating biological companies, from the science to pricing modelsHow to expect companies to bridge the gap between the lab and the field, and what it looks like when they succeedThe biological go-to-market strategies that have proven the most successful, and where future business model opportunity is likely emergingUseful Links:Biologicals: snake oil or science, and how do we know?The challenges & opportunities for biologicals in agBiologicals and chemistry: finding ways to commercialize the scienceInvesting Beyond the Farmgate with Ben Barlow, New Edge MicrobialsThe Tricky Business of Scaling Soil Tech - Adam Litle, CEO, Sound AgricultureGenerics, Biologicals, and the Volatile Farm Inputs Market with Sam Taylor, RabobankThe Battle for the Future of Crop ProtectionFor more information and resources, visit our website.The information in this post is not investment advice or a recommendation to invest. It is general information only and does not take into account your investment objectives, financial situation or needs. Before making an investment decision you should read the information memorandum and seek financial advice from a professional financial adviser. Whilst we believe Information is correct, no warranty of accuracy, reliability or completeness.

Today, we're joined by Cenk Sidar, Founder & CEO at Enquire AI, the ultimate AI-powered knowledge network. We talk about:Advances in GenAI large language models that enable ingestion of anonymized dataHow Enquire AI created a new tier of users with GenAI & productizing their existing data lake Keeping data current on a real-time basisImpacts of commodification of large language modelsHow companies can survive irrelevance when large AI firms launch new featuresReplicating the thinking and judgment of experienced employees to make them ‘eternal'

In this episode, Marie Potel-Saville joins me to shed light on the widespread issue of dark patterns in design. With her background in law, Marie founded the 'FairPatterns' project with her award-winning privacy and innovation studio, Amurabi, to detect and fix large-scale dark patterns. Throughout our conversation, we discuss the different types of dark patterns, why it is crucial for businesses to prevent them from being coded into their websites and apps, and how designers can ensure that they are designing fair patterns in their projects.Dark patterns are interfaces that deceive or manipulate users into unintended actions by exploiting cognitive biases inherent in decision-making processes. Marie explains how dark patterns are harmful to our economic and democratic models, their negative impact on individual agency, and the ways that FairPatterns provides countermeasures and safeguards against the exploitation of people's cognitive biases. She also shares tips for designers and developers for designing and architecting fair patterns.Topics Covered: Why Marie shifted her career path from practicing law to deploying and lecturing on Legal UX design & combatting Dark Patterns at AmurabiThe definition of ‘Dark Patterns' and the difference between them and ‘deceptive patterns'What motivated Marie to found FairPatterns.com and her science-based methodology to combat dark patternsThe importance of decision making governance Why execs should care about preventing dark patterns from being coded into their websites, apps, & interfacesHow dark patterns exploit our cognitive biases to our detrimentWhat global laws say about dark patternsHow dark patterns create structural risks for our economies & democratic modelsHow "Fair Patterns" serve as countermeasures to Dark PatternsThe 7 categories of Dark Patterns in UX design & associated countermeasures Advice for designers & developers to ensure that they design & architect Fair Patterns when build9ing products & featuresHow companies can boost sales & gain trust with Fair Patterns Resources to learn more about Dark Patterns & countermeasuresGuest Info: Connect with Marie on LinkedInLearn more about AmurabiCheck out FairPatterns.comResources Mentioned:Learn about the 7 Stages of Action ModelTake FairPattern's course: Dark Patterns 101 Read Deceptive Design PatternsListen to FairPatterns' Fighting Dark Patterns Podcast Privado.aiPrivacy assurance at the speed of product development. Get instant visibility w/ privacy code scans.TRU Staffing PartnersTop privacy talent - when you need it, where you need it.Shifting Privacy Left MediaWhere privacy engineers gather, share, & learnDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Copyright © 2022 - 2024 Principled LLC. All rights reserved.

As someone pursuing early financial independence, it is almost guaranteed that over time, a lot of your wealth will come from investment growth but as we all know, it takes money to make money.The first $100,000 of your net worth is a lot of hard work: you need to make income, live below your means, and aggressively save. And through all of this, your career will be the backbone of this process.Improving the skills that will make you more valuable is an important journey throughout your 20s. If you put effort in the right places, you will quickly become a high performer and be paid accordingly.So with that in mind, what should you be focusing on? There are technical skills that will be in high demand in the future (think AI, cybersecurity, logistics) but these are industry-specific. There are also a set of skills that no matter what career path you pursue, will always pay dividends.Today, I'll be talking about the latter with Dave Lamont. Dave knows a thing or two about this subject as he's built an incredible career for himself and not slowing down anytime soon. Dave is the CEO of Renfrew Business Group and president of Renfrew Chrysler, Lloydminster Nissan, and Royalty RV. In this episode, Dave shares 6 essential skills that led him to his success with the hope that you'll find career success as well no matter how you define that.So let's get into it. I hope you enjoy my conversation with former hockey player, car enthusiast, and Author of Crank It!...Dave Lamont.Key Takeaways:Learning work ethic through role modelsHow hard work creates luckSimply strategies for effectively managing your timeHow to build rapport with colleagues twice your ageThe importance of learningEmbodying true confidenceWhy looking out for others will pay offMore of Dave:Crank It! A Playbook for Succeeding in Business and Life: https://www.amazon.com/Crank-Playbook-Succeeding-Business-Life-ebook/dp/B0CBL2J76JMore of The Struggle is Real:Find show notes and more at https://www.tsirpodcast.com/Follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/tsirpod/

GUESTS: Oz Choudhri, Enterprise Mobility and Oliver Mackprang, MILES MobilityABOUT THIS EPISODEAs regular listeners know, RIDE is not an automotive podcast. However, this episode is all about cars.We all know the story: despite growing congestion on our roads, cars spend something like 95% of the day parked.They're also expensive to run and own. Indeed, for many people a car is famously the second-largest financial commitment after their house or home.So what if we could use cars when we need them, leaving the ownership to someone else, that someone else being a car club or a car-sharing operator happy to assume the responsibility for the total cost of ownership of these high value assets.In this episode of RIDE, we look at a clear example of usership rather than ownership, with two experts in car-sharing: Oz Choudhri, head of mobility solutions at Enterprise Mobility, and Oliver Mackprang, CEO of Berlin-based MILES Mobility. In this episode we discuss:The differences between car club, car sharing, leasing, and rentalThe challenges and opportunities of free floating and station-based or back-to-base modelsHow car sharing fits into the wider mobility ecosystemWhy car-sharing may be an attractive option for businesses, taking away the burden of fleet management, and helping with metrics such as corporate social responsibility (CSR) and environment, social and governance (ESG).You can subscribe to Ride: The Urban Mobility Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Feel free to share it, like it, give it a rating, sign up to the Ride LinkedIn page, and check out our website, ridemobilitypodcast.com.

This week's guest is Steve Hickman, the founder of Epistimis, a privacy-first process design tooling startup that evaluate rules and enables the fixing of privacy issues before they ever take effect. In our conversation, we discuss: why the biggest impediment to protecting and respecting privacy within organizations is the lack of a common language; why we need a common Privacy Ontology in addition to a Privacy Taxonomy; Epistimis' ontological approach and how it leverages semantic modeling for privacy rules checking; and, examples of how Epistimis Privacy Design Process tooling complements privacy tech solutions on the market, not compete with them.Topics Covered:How Steve's deep engineering background in aerospace, retail, telecom, and then a short stint at Meta, led him to found Epistimis Why its been hard for companies to get privacy right at scaleHow Epistimis leverages 'semantic modeling' for rule checking and how this helps to scale privacy as part of an ontological approachThe definition of a Privacy Ontology and Steve's belief that all should use one for common understanding at all levels of the businessAdvice for designers, architects, and developers when it comes to creating and implementing privacy ontology, taxonomies & semantic modelsHow to make a Privacy Ontology usableHow Epistimis' process design tooling work with discovery and mapping platforms like BigID & Secuvy.aiHow Epistimis' process design tooling work along with a platform like Privado.ai, which scans a company's product code and then surfaces privacy risks in the code and detects processing activities for creating dynamic data mapsHow Epistimis' process design tooling works with PrivacyCode, which has a library of privacy objects, agile privacy implementations (e.g., success criteria & sample code), and delivers metrics on the privacy engineering process is goingSteve calls for collaborators who are interested in POCs and/or who can provide feedback on Epistimis' PbD processing toolingSteve describes what's next on the Epistimis roadmap, including wargamingResources Mentioned:Read Dan Solove's article, "Data is What Data Does: Regulating Based on Harm and Risk Instead of Sensitive Data"Guest Info:Connect with Steve on LinkedInReach out to Steve via EmailLearn more about Epistimis Privado.ai Privacy assurance at the speed of product development. Get instant visibility w/ privacy code scans.Shifting Privacy Left Media Where privacy engineers gather, share, & learnDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Copyright © 2022 - 2024 Principled LLC. All rights reserved.

After a 2021 frothy bull market, NFTs are currently experiencing the depression phase of the market cycle. However, despite the fact that only NFT art has truly found its product-market fit, NFTs in general represented the consumerist moment for crypto. In addition, they also provided a solution for tokenising real world assets (RWA) and intangibles, potentially penetrating markets worth hundreds of trillions of dollars. Moreover, similar to digital art, the advent of AI poses a challenge when it comes to establishing provenance, but this represents another utility for NFTs, as they can be traced back to their origin, given the public nature of blockchains.We were joined by Stephen Young and Storm from NFTFi, to discuss the general state of the NFT market, future prospects for NFT development and how their P2P NFT lending platform unlocks new sources of liquidity in this bear market.Topics covered in this episode:Stephen's & Storm's backgrounds and what allured them to NFT financeNFT market overviewTokenised real world assets (RWA)NFTFi's peer-to-peer vs. peer-to-pool modelsHow other DeFi derivatives apply to the NFT marketNFT vs. fungible token market sizeBlur's BlendNFT royaltiesNFT lending protocols differencesHow escrow contracts affect NFT ownership and utilityNFTFi roadmapInterest rates for different collectionsNFT art marketAI artCollateralizing RWAEpisode links: Stephen Young on TwitterStorm on TwitterNFTFi on TwitterThis episode is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/508

In this episode the first of a mini-series on revenue management and pricing strategies, we speak with an independent hotel property, an independent regional hotel group and a revenue management specialist about the opportunities to optimise hotel rates. In a recent survey between IDeaS RMS and The Caterer, responses show that independent and regional hoteliers are working smarter than harder to bring the right revenue. Key insights include:Regional hotels are falling behind city centre properties in how they measure success, with an emphasis on occupancy (28.3% in rural, coastal and beach hotels) highlighting their priority of ‘heads in beds' - a strategy which increases both operational and marketing costs. City hotels remain focused on maximising revenue per room, with 45.5% using RevPAR as their dominant performance metric. There is a gulf in the use of technology to enable commercial success, with less than half (45.3%) of regional hotels using a revenue management system (RMS) compared to over three quarters (77.2%) of city hotels. Properties using an RMS were reported to have a 14.15% ADR increase in 2022/23, compared to just an 11.69% ADR increase for those without. We are joined by Michael McCartan, Area Vice President, EMEA, IDeaS, GEZA Bocsak, Head of Revenue Management and Sales, Harbour Hotels and INNA Nekrassova, Head of Revenue, The Lanesborough to discuss:Why independent hotels need to rethink revenue management and strategy modelsHow to use team skills and technology effectivelyWhere to invest to maximise returnAi/ automationListen to all our episodes and subscribe to our content and newsletter http://travelmarket.life/ Follow us on LinkedIn for the latest updates https://www.linkedin.com/company/travel-market-life/Do you have a story to share about technology, digitalisation or culture changes within the hospitality and travel industry? We'd love to hear what your company is doing and the impact it is having. Please contact us through http://travelmarket.life/

Hello & welcome to a brilliant episode!  …one you just must share with friends.If you're human(!), then you've probably experienced self-doubt at some point in your life as we all do. Whether it's doubting your abilities at work or play or feeling unsure doing new things - self-doubt can hold you back from achieving your dreams and goals and living a fulfilling life.In my experience it is the biggest killer of dreams I see day to day…But don't worry, you're not alone. In fact, my guest Louisa Jewell and I know exactly how you feel. From experience!Louisa – who says she was plagued with self-doubt in her youth which held her back massively - is an author, speaker, and leading expert in the field of positive psychology. Her book, Wire Your Brain for Confidence; The Science of Conquering Self-Doubt, is a good read for anyone struggling with self-doubt. In this episode, Louisa dives deep into the topics covered in her book and shares practical tips and strategies for building confidence and overcoming self-doubt.Here's a sneak peek of what you can expect to learn:How to identify and challenge your negative self-talkThe science behind confidence and self-doubtHow important it is ‘to just start'How taking baby steps forward works well by building confidenceHow cultivating a growth mindset is keyHow regularly being around realistically encouraging, supportive people is a mustThe importance of role modelsHow self-compassion and self-care are importantStrategies for achieving your goals and living a fulfilling lifeHow to rewire your brain for confidence and overcome self-doubt How to master your self talk - and to stop ruminating(!)...and much more!Whether you're looking to boost your confidence at work, in your relationships, or in your personal life - or if self-doubt is standing between you and your dreams - this episode has something for everyone. Louisa's warm and engaging style will make you feel like you're chatting with a friend, while her expert insights and practical tips will leave you feeling empowered and ready to tackle any challenge.So, if you're ready to conquer self-doubt, build unshakable confidence and chase your dreams, then join us now.As always, I'd LOVE to hear what resonates with you from this episode – and what you plan to implement after listening in. So please share below and let's keep the conversation going in the Dream Life Podcast Facebook group here.   Have a wonderful week …and Dream Big!Love, SHOW NOTES:Learn more about my GROW, my personal Growth / Book Club here… where in May we'll be reading and squeezing the learnings out of Louisa's book, Wire Your Brain For Confidence: The Science of Conquering Self-DoubtLearn about my 12-Month Coaching Program & Online Course here… where we're working on self-doubt during May – and the amazing Joe Pane will be our Super Star Speaker.Join the waitlist for my Mastermind for Female Entrepreneurs here… Checkout my new Create Your Dream Morning Ritual video workshop here…Browse our new Morning Ritual Journals here…The book Louisa mentioned as one of her favourite is Peace Is Every Step: The Path of Mindfulness in Everyday Life by Thich Nhat HanhRESOURCES:Learn about my Habit Club here...Learn more about how Kristina does her Morning Pages journaling here…Learn how to transform your life with a Gratitude Journal here…Take your first step to getting clarity on what you want from life with this free bonus dreaming exercise here 101 Dreams Audio Guide Buy my book Your Dream Life Starts Here.Join our Dream Life Podcast Facebook Group here - and jump into discussions & learning with like-minded people. Help up spread this inspiring message to even more people by sharing our podcast on social media with the hashtag #101milliondreamers Download a review of My Top 10 Favourite Books of all timeShop inspiring & meaningful products at The Dream Life Store here.Follow Kristina on Instagram Follow Kristina on Facebook

Green flag: Has a skincare routine. Today's episode is an interview with Jake Rosenberg, a serial entrepreneur, founder and CEO of Krete Skincare and an expert in men's skincare. We talk about:Why men should care about skincareMen's skincare vs. women's skincareWhy the skincare & cosmetics industry is historically geared toward womenEntrepreneurship role modelsHow he founded KreteHow to marketing skincare differently to a male customer by appealing to what men wantThe bullshit in your skincare ingredient lists; and the ingredients you actually need to do good for your skin  Debunking myths about SPF and 27-step skincare routinesKrete is a skincare brand catered toward men with skincare products that are organic, 100% vegan & cruelty-free and that provides practical and effective solutions for men with facial scars and other skin issues. Find the products here at krete.clubGet 11% off your first order hereConnect with them on instagram @krete.clubEnjoy!

Looking for the tools you need to succeed? This is the episode for you.Thank you for sharing your story, Sterling Sheffield. "Sheff" stops by the show to share his incredible mental health toughness and journey to the NFL. After switching from Private to Public School, he was forced to switch positions because they did not want a black quarterback. He continued to strive for greatness in college, where he started 4th string on depth chart. In just 2 months, he became a starter and paved his road to the NFL.Other areas of discussion include:Powerful role modelsHow he improves his mental health on a daily basisThe power of reading booksHow being outside improves mental heaalth More on today's guest: I am an exuberant, competitive leader that amplifies the mindset of a winning attitude towards people around me. I am an open-minded thinker that is willing to dissect plans, and strategies that will improve the performance of myself, others and corporate objectives. As a former Professional Athlete, I have been able to translate the ability to apply strong communication skills to lead a team towards a common goal - Grow and Win.  I am obsessed with continuous improvement of my craft and competitively driven to succeed which has proven to be contagious within a team environment.  Additionally, I have a plethora of relationships that I have built over time with individuals who also are focused on winning and growing in life, both, personally and professionally. Guest Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sheffsc00kin/Take a Deep Breath on A Mental Health Break - the podcast that normalizes the conversation around mental health. You are not alone. Which journey will resonate with you most? Catch up with weekly interviews aired since January 2020. To join the show, email PodcastsByLanci@Gmail.com.Mental Health Week BookMr. Lanci Talks Mental Health BookWebsiteYouTubeTune into That Entrepreneur Show hereTune into Writing with Authors hereAdventure by MusicbyAden | https://soundcloud.com/musicbyadenHappy | https://soundcloud.com/morning-kulishow/happy-background-music-no-copyright-fun-royalty-free-music-free-downloadBrought to you by Tampa Counseling and Wellness- Dedicated to helping individuals looking to positively transform their lives through compassionate counseling and wellness coaching. If you struggle with depression, anxiety, or other mental health issues, call now for a free consultation. 1 813 520 2807

90-60-90. Brust, Taille, Hüftumfang. Für viele ist das die DIN-Norm für den perfekten Frauenkörper. Ein gefährliches Schönheitsideal, das bei vielen Jugendlichen Minderwertigkeitsgefühle auslöst und gar Essstörungen begünstigen kann. Der Gegentrend ist Body Positivity - und auch sogenannte "curvy models" haben sich ihren Platz in den Sozialen Medien und auf dem Laufsteg erkämpft. Selbst Heidi Klum achtet in ihrer Castingshow "Gemany's Next Topmodel" inzwischen auf Body Positivity, nachdem das Frauenbild ihrer Modelshow immer schärfer kritisiert wurde. Die Bewegung, die durch Instagram und Co. zu einem regelrechten Hype wurde, setzt sich dafür ein, jeden Körper zu akzeptieren und zu lieben, wie er ist. Aber kann sich nicht auch das zu einem toxischen Hype entwickeln? Birgt es gar gesundheitliche Gefahren, Übergewicht - egal welchen Ausmaßes - so zu feiern? Und tritt anstelle des alten Ideals nicht bloß ein neues, ebenso zwanghaftes, das sich immer noch nur auf Äußerlichkeiten bezieht? Darüber reden wir mit dem Plus-Size-Model Melodie Michelberger, der Psychologin Julia Tanck und der kleinwüchsigen Fitness-Influencerin Janina Nagel.

Today, Robin and Michael were joined on DriveThruHR by  Michael Ehret, Head of Global Talent Management at J&J.  We talked with Michael about his career journey and his philosophy of talent management, and his experience leading and bolstering HR at one of the world's largest pharmaceuticals. Some of the topics we discussed included: Career mapping and succession planningThe use of new tech platforms for Learning & Development and staying connected amidst hybrid/remote work modelsHow a strong focus on DEI and culture can drive motivation Take a listen, I think you will enjoy Michael's perspective. 

CS2'S Guide to Revenue Planning It's the end of year and many revenue teams are looking to do their revenue planning and tapping operators to help work with finance to do so. However, from our experience, companies are often missing the proper data or practices in order to revenue plan with success.So want to be the hero and lead this important project successfully? We got you!On the podcast this week, new host Xander Broeffle interviews Alison Rouse, CS2's VP of Solution Architecture and Analytics as she walks through CS2's guide to revenue planning. They both dive into:Tops-down versus Bottoms-up data modelingThe risks when only utilizing one of these modelsFoundational data points needed for both modelsHow goals should be communicated and revisited by the revenue teamAnd how to approach next year's planning if you already do have a strong data foundationGet ready to take some serious notes!

Rachel Maine is a former therapist turned sex and relationship coach! Today, Rachel unravels why she chose to pivot careers and the differences between the two models, including the business aspects and working with clients. Rachel also shares why someone would choose to work with a coach versus therapist, and what elements to consider when finding your perfect fit.Today on That Sex Chick:Why Rachel pivoted from being a therapist to coachPros, cons, & differences of sex therapy and coachingSex therapy vs. coaching business modelsHow coaching allows you to be your authentic selfWhy the therapy model is constrictingWhen to work with a therapist vs. coach & choosing the best fitConnect with Rachel:Instagram: @the_rachel_maine Podcast: Owning Your Sexual SelfPure Romance: pureromance.com  Connect with Alexa:Instagram: @thatsexchickWebsite: sexandlove.coFree resources: sexandlove.co/resourcesFacebook Group: Sex & Love Co Community Click here to submit your review for That Sex Chick, and you'll get access to “Uncover Your Inner Kink,” a guided meditation and more, created by Alexa! This show is produced by Soulfire Productions

Episode Highlights With Dr. Rachel YehudaWhat intergenerational trauma is and how it impacts our familiesEpigenetics - what this means and how it impacts our biologyHow more than just genes are transmitted to us from our parents and relativesWhat studies show about trauma being passed on and what happens in mouse modelsHow trauma can cause changes in genes that pass on to future generationsWhat she learned from studying children of holocaust survivors and the epigenetic changes they sawHow the science of epigenetics helps us understand enduring effectsWhy trauma is, in some ways, the ultimate learning experienceHow the body keeps the score and what the body might be trying to tell us in body symptoms that relate to trauma or stressWays to actually start to undo and heal the trauma, even generationalHow helping others can help heal past painThings we can say to our kids to help foster inner strength and healingWhy, as parents, we should encourage negative emotions in our kids rather than suppress themHer work related to psychedelics and trauma therapyResources We MentionCenter for Psychedelic Psychotherapy and Trauma ResearchTreating Trauma Survivors With PTSD by Rachel Yehuda, Ph.D.Beauty Queen of Jerusalem by Sarit Yishai-LeviIt Didn't Start with You: How Inherited Family Trauma Shapes Who We Are and How to End the Cycle by Mark Wolynn

Hybrid and remote work options offer employees greater flexibility, open up opportunities for companies to hire from a larger talent pool and reduce office space costs.  But these options don't come without challenges.  In this episode we're going to talk about the good, the bad and the ugly of Remote and hybrid work options and explore why more companies in the ARM space have been slow to adapt to this growing trend .  What you'll learn about in this episodeThe benefits of remote and or hybrid modelsHow are creditors handling remote/hybridThe challenges specific to ARM companies and ideas to solve themWe'll review results of a recent ARM poll and look at trends, adoption rate etc.We explore health, mental health and mindset.Guests:  Ashley Campanella of Arbeit software and Jeremy Ruth of Arvest Bank.  Resourceshttps://www.arbeitsoftware.com/what-your-employees-want-you-to-know-about-remote-work/https://www.arbeitsoftware.com/improve-communication-collaboration-remote-team/Games / Apps to use:- An example of Arbeit's Wellness Challenge they do every month is included on the episode show notes page kindredforce.com - For Slack users, the Donut App allows employees to have quick 15/30 minute meetings once a month to just get to know each other more: https://www.donut.com/ (free with available upgrade)- Assembly: https://www.joinassembly.com/ is used for rewarding employees, they can be given points and they can save them for whatever rewards the Owner / Managers create. (Free up to 10 users, anything above may be $2-$4 a month)- Games: Scribbl (https://skribbl.io/), Scattergories (https://stopots.com/en/), Arbeit also put together their own trivia for game days (examples: 'Whose pet is this?,' 'Whose handwriting is this?,' 'Random facts') and the employees will send whoever is running these a picture if need be to be guessed by everyone else. Whoever wins 1st, 2nd, 3rd place gets assembly points! (all free to play!)Additional ResourcesAdam Grant TweetStats on Remote Workers

Olayinka Credle (she/her/they) is an award-winning, Social Impact Entrepreneur & Wealth Equity Strategist who works with Economic Justice Organizations and Social Impact Businesses to advance Wealth Equity. Olayinka started her decade-long career working in the United States Congress before she co-founded her first social impact company, Melanin Essentials. She went on to create national social good movements for Dismantle Collective, WeTheChange BCorp Women CEOs, and Common Future, where wealth, capital, housing, are shifted to BIPOC Communities. Today, Olayinka develops strategies all across the U.S. & Canada grounded in shifting capital and agency that is rooted— Empathy & Action.In this episode you'll learn:How seeing her father hustle as an entrepreneur instilled that entrepreneurial spirit in OlayinkaWhat social entrepreneurship means, and why it's so important to support these business modelsHow closing the racial wealth gap impacts us all, and how we all have a role to play in working towards closing that gapThe biggest challenges and rewards that come along with building a B Corp business Connect with Olayinka: olayinkacredle.com  Follow on IG: @olayinkacredle ----For more information on Our Gorongosa, please visit ourgorongosa.com Connect with us on Instagram: http://instagram.com/ourgorongosa Use code PODCAST for 15% off your first order

Diese Woche dreht sich bei rundfunk 17 alles um einen verfallenden Garten, verrückte Düsseldorf-Erlebnisse und um die gegenwärtigen Berichte rund um Deutschlands beliebteste Modelshow. Neuigkeiten beim Botanikerpodcast #rundfunk17: Kaum schießen die ersten Sonnenstrahlen in anredos grüne Hölle, entstehen auch die ersten Probleme. Wer einen Garten hat, braucht keine Feinde. anredo hat Probleme mit der Hecke. Sein Sicht- und Einbrecherschutz krümelt ihm komplett weg. Er erzählt von seinen Recherchen, unangenehmen Gesprächen über Hausmittel und präsentiert ein Blattlausreferat. Die Anschuldigung, dass er die Blattläuse mit seinem mietrechtlich eventuell fragwürdigen Rollrasen selbst eingeschleppt hat, verurteilen wir zutiefst. Gartenredo hat auch noch mit einer Kinderplage zu kämpfen, die er wütend mit der Mistgabel von seinem Bewässerungssystem jagen muss. Der Mann steht mitten im Herbst seines Schrebergartenlebens. BastiMasti staunt über die Gartenausführungen von anredo, den man mittlerweile nicht mehr ohne Gartenkluft aus dem Haus stapfen sieht. Er ging davon aus, dass nichts verrückter sei, als seine Erlebnisse am Japantag in Düsseldorf. Dort sichtete er die sozial unangenehmste Aufforderung zur Interaktion: Das sogenannte "Free Hugs"-Schild. Gemeinsam hinterfragt er das Ganze mit anredo. Außerdem geht es um spannende japanische Drinks und Tipps zum Erhalten der besten Plätze im gesamten Düsseldorfer Nachtleben. rundfunk 17 wäre aber nicht rundfunk 17, wenn anredo nicht irgendwie Trash-TV Themen in die Folge schmuggeln würde. In den letzten Wochen mehrten sich die Berichte über GNTM und ließen vor allem hinter die Kulissen blicken. Als Trash-TV-Veteran gibt anredo selbstverständlich seinen Senf dazu.

Nelson Gilliat is the author of the book called The Death of the SDR: Birth of Buyer Centric Revenue. He is also a Demand Generation Manager at Centerbase, a practice management software provider to law firms. Nelson proposes the Buyer Centric Revenue model as an alternative to help marketers and sellers have more productive and fulfilling careers while helping companies grow better: more, faster, easier, and at less cost.  In this episode, he shares how we can reduce our sales cycle by 33% and drive growth. Insights he shares include: Why Nelson believes companies are running on outdated modelsHow companies should go about sales prospectingDoes Nelson's sales prospecting plan suggest a model change? If so how do we deal with resistance within the organizationBest ways to get buy-in and build the culture requiredInsights from companies that have made the changeand much much more

Morbus Crohn, Koma, Hauttransplantation, Nahtoderfahrung – die Liste ist lang: Chanel Silberberg hat mit ihren jungen 21 Jahren schon eine Menge erlebt. Und trotzdem bewies sie Stolz und Mut und ging mit ihren Makeln 2021 zu Germany's Next Topmodel. Im Podcast „Deine Lieblingsmenschen“ spricht sie über den Tod, über ihre Entscheidung, zur Modelshow von Heidi Klum zu gehen und wie sie mit der Entzündung ihres Magen-Darm-Traktes lebt.

Series 2: The how to getting employee experience right.This episode is a little bit different! Celia invited me to join her to talk about planning for positive employee experience within a clinic setting. It made complete sense to share this conversation on Beyond the Water Cooler as we cover so many aspects that I talk about each week. There are a number of different strands that we explore, including:How leaders can enhance the team experience, at an individual, team and whole-organisation levelUnpicking the behaviours necessary for people to feel safe to engage in the team experience; actions speak louder than wordsThe 'why' of our role, recognition of our value, connection, belonging,The need for positive conflict vs we're too nice for feedbackHow to introduce a new culture or initiatives and keep the enthusiasm aliveLooking for specific opportunities and overcoming challengesListening to your gutClarifying your role; your team vs service deliveryThe expert vs the manager; challenging hierarchical modelsHow to position the business in the recruitment drive to attract the best team membersChanging the recruitment focus and communicating real employ experienceMore about Celia: Celia Champion is the owner of Painless Practice. Celia specialises in supporting health practitioners on the non-clinical, business side of their practice. Whether you want to grow your practice, plan your exit strategy, get a better work life balance or manage your practice and team more efficiently and more successfully, Painless Practice are able to help. Celia and her team are passionate about seeing practitioners enjoying their work and achieving their vision. Celia co-authored ‘Seven Pillars of a Painless Practice and is a leading keynote speaker in her field.Links to contact Celia:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/celiachampion/Email: celia@painlesspractice.comWebsite: www.painlesspractice.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/painlesspracticeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/painlesspractice/Twitter: https://twitter.com/celiachampionResources/references:Fear Less by Dr Pippa GrangeThe Infinite Game by Simon SinekDrive by Daniel Pink

What is your healing crisis asking from you?  I am joined by today's guest Bhadra Hinker who shares how we can activate the healing process in our own lives. I met Bhadra through Lifewave where both of us experienced the power of light therapy patching. As I got to know Bhadra, I knew that I wanted to share her story and continue to discuss the impact of aging on the recovery process. Bhadra Hinker, a former teacher, now helps people heal and feel better using LifeWave light therapy patch technology after healing herself from a multi-faceted health crisis.Listen in as we discuss the vital component belief has on our ability to heal.  I want to hear from you.  What's your experience with healing. Is healing possible? Email Dana and let her know your thoughts at dana@danafrost.com www.lifewave.com/danafrost. Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, or on your favorite podcast platform. Topics Covered:Learning how to practice allowing your body the space and time it needs to healDiscovering healing modalities that fall outside of the current mainstream modelsHow to trust your body to recover and bounce back in order to make you strongerFinding ways to address the root cause of health issuesLearning how to adopt a positive, healthy mindset during the recovery processResources Mentioned:Follow our guest on Facebook: Wendy Bhadra HinkerFollow our guest on Instagram: @wendybhadrahinkerLifewave WebsiteGet in Touch: My WebsiteInstagramSpecial offer: One lucky listener will be selected to win a sleeve of LifeWave Aeon anti-inflammatory patches. To be entered to win, leave a review on Apple Podcasts, screenshot your review, and send it to dana@danafrost.com, or pop it into a direct message on Instagram @danafrost.Credit:Podcast Production by the team at Swell PodcastingMusic by Phoebe GreenlandPhotography by Amy Boyle PhotographyPodcast art by SimplyBe. Agency

How should you plan for the growth of your short-term rental business? How do you keep your guest connections personal and successfully scale your business? Is it too late to get into the property rental game? Fresh off a very successful training course, “More Listings, Higher Profits,” Eric and I take the opportunity on this episode of Get Paid for Your Pad to discuss some of the extra questions about the STR industry that we were unable to get to during the live event. We recap the key takeaways from our event, highlighting the most common challenges in the STR industry as well as what you can do to capitalize on opportunities for growth. Tune in for tips on ensuring your properties stand out against the competition, and get our advice on burning questions about the industry from current and aspiring STR owners. Topics CoveredBrief overview of the “More Listings, Higher Profits” training courseCompanies' struggles with the clarity of their business modelsHow hosts can easily fall into hectic business operations without scale and systemsHow many business owners have a desire to grow but do not have actionable plans to succeedConcerns over missing the STR boom and how to get familiar with the industry without owning propertiesBest practices for managing and leading property cleanersUnderstanding the importance of guest avatars and how they can make or break a businessHow to find gaps in the industry that you can fill with unique properties and amenitiesHow to get involved in Legends X Short-Term Rental Accelerator and become a student of the STR industry ResourcesTraining Replay: More Listings, Higher Profits.Get Paid for Your Pad Email ListLegends X Short-Term Rental AcceleratorSTR Legends MastermindSubscribe to GPFYP on Apple PodcastsEmail jasper@getpaidforyourpad.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When Cayla O'Connell Davis, co-founder and CEO of Knickey, was in graduate school she stumbled across some truths that led her to strive to make a positive contribution to the fashion industry. She had spent years on the retail side of the business, in merchandising, design, styling, and sales. After graduation, she worked with a company that brought eco-friendly home goods to big retailers. While with this employer she was exposed to the organic cotton industry. The seeds from this exposure grew a couple of years later into a startup that she built with a friend around that industry: organic cotton underwear.Most people are very familiar with cotton, and yet they don't understand the monumental difference between organic cotton and what Cayla calls “chemical cotton.” The latter can contains pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, chloride, formaldehyde, and other carcinogens, and theses chemicals remain on your garments, no matter how many times you wash them.Knickey is also known for its underwear recycling program. This amazing program provides a free shipping label to send used and unwanted underwear to Knickey's recycling facility, where the underwear is shredded and made into shoddy, which can then be made into insulation, furniture, and padding. You even get credit for a free pair of underwear on your next purchase!In this episode Cayla also discusses:Her passion for sustainability, resulting in a fully organic and Fair Trade certified supply chainThe use of body positivity and diversity in their modelsHow a Vogue story on Knickey led to them selling out of a six-month supply of product in six weeksThe handwritten notes customers send to say thank you for the product If you'd like to shop their line, do so on their website (where you can also find the link to recycle any of your old underwear).This episode is brought to you by Wavebreak. 8-figure ecommerce stores hire Wavebreak to turn email marketing into a top revenue driver.Most ecommerce brands don't email right... and it costs them. At Wavebreak, our ecommerce email marketing agency helps qualified stores recapture 6-7 figures of lost revenue each year.From abandoned cart emails to Black Friday campaigns, our best-in-class team of email specialists manage the entire process: strategy, design, copywriting, coding, and testing. All aimed at driving growth, profit, brand recognition, and most importantly, ROI.Curious if Wavebreak is right for you? Reach out at Wavebreak.co

Jen Arbo and I talked about the book (and movie) Dumplin' by Julie Murphy.  You may remember Jen from my discussions with some of the authors of Big: Stories About Life in Plus-Sized Bodies.  Jen and I really hit it off (I mean, both our names are Jen/n so obviously we were meant to be friends!) and she agreed to do another episode.  I really hope you enjoy our discussion.  We covered so much, including:Jen's Healthy at Every Size journeyThe importance of community and support to Jen's journeyJen's secret role modelsHow thin privilege shows up in Dumplin'The mother figure in Dumplin' - are we sympathetic or should we burn her at the stake for her fatphobia?What was Willowdean trying to say by signing up for the beauty pageant?Will there be any lasting effects to the four misfits signing up for the pageant?How fatphobia is like smoking or wearing a seatbeltWhy do we have "it could be worse" girls?Be the venn diagram not the pie chart!Book vs Movie - what is better?  (Duh! but still have to discuss)Keep reading everyone!Jen's LinksJen's FacebookJen's InstagramJen's TwitterJen's websiteNourish and Knives newsletterBook MentionsDumplin' by Julie MurphyBig: Stories about Life in Plus-Sized Bodies edited by Christina MyersFacebook Group Link 

Cosy mystery author Elizabeth Spann Craig is a library-loving, avid mystery reader. A pet-owning Southerner, her four series are full of cats, corgis, and cheese grits. The mother of two, she lives with her husband, a fun-loving corgi, and a shy fluffball of a cat.We spoke with Elizabeth about her history as a traditionally published author with Penguin, her transition to indie publishing, and her writing process.You'll learn:The differences (and similarities) between traditional and independent publishingAbout traditional publishing marketing modelsHow much traditionally published authors makeThe reasons Elizabeth switched to indie publishingWhy it's important to work with the right team, regardless of how you publishWhat it's like to write multiple long-running seriesJoin our free Facebook groupSupport us on PatreonShow notes:00.24 - Introductions03.30 - Personal Updates12.40 - Interview with Elizabeth Spann Craig13.31 - Why go from traditional publishing to indie publishing?18.30 - What would you say to someone who can't decide whether to go indie or trad?21.45 - What are the biggest changes when moving to indie publishing?25.15 - How does the marketing process differ between traditional publishing compared to indie publishing?29.35 - What are the pros and cons of traditional publishing?34.22 - How has Elizabeth's writing changed over time?41.15 - What's it like writing a really long series?47.55 - Why publish some books under a pen name?56.00 - Is it worth creating an author blog?1.00.40 - Which book changed Elizabeth's life?1.02.45 - Where can we find out more about Elizabeth?Read Elizabeth's Myrtle Clover Mysteries:Amazon US *Amazon UK *Apple Books *Read the Memphis Barbecue series:Amazon US *Amazon UK *Apple Books *Read Elizabeth's zombie book, Race to Refuge:Amazon US *Amazon UK *Apple Books *Download What Happens in New York:Amazon US *Amazon UK *Apple Books *Read Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None:Amazon US *Amazon UK *About Agatha Christie's disappearance on BuzzFeed Unsolved.*Affiliate link. It won't cost you any extra to purchase through one of our links, but we will get a small commission for every purchase.

Adam Carswell brings on special guest Boon Chew, Tech Investor & Advisor, to discuss how he has developed various B2B and B2C apps to serve the needs of everyone. In this episode, Boon talks about:How to serve everyone who has a phone by identifying and serving a needHis many successful app collaborations for companies, such as iHeartMedia, Discovery Channel, WeWork, Walmart, CheapOair, CLEAR, MakeSpace, Grailed, TimeHop, YellowHeart and moreThe importance of serving B2B versus B2C business modelsHow to evaluate your own product/service to potentially developing its own app Adam would like to give a huge thanks to Boon for coming on the Dream Chasers platform and sharing his knowledge and experience developing apps to serve consumers' and businesses' needs. Contact Boon Chew: https://www.tappollomedia.com/  Timestamped Shownotes (Audio):02:08 – Host Adam Carswell introduces Boon Chew, Tech Investor & Advisor03:55 – Boon shares his journey into the tech industry 07:16 – What app did Boon develop that became a turning point in his career?08:18 – What map did Boon create for the Half-Life video game?10:42 – Why did Boon's app skyrocket in sales?12:08 – How did Boon's app get featured by Apple?13:56 – What did Boon realize about app building to redirect his efforts toward partnering with companies for app development? 16:52 – Why did Boon stop publishing the app Web Organizer?18:00 – Does Boon still own the Chinese learning app he developed? 20:10 – How do you create an app that compliments your business?22:42 – Why do businesses have to first identify if they have a B2B or B2C product to direct their growth?25:22 – What business has Boon identified currently that he is working with to improve their business model with an app?30:01 – Is it worth someone building their own brand to develop their own app or work with another app already created?34:02 – How can you think about enterprise-leaning and enterprise-facing projects to create co-opted products? Sponsored by:  RaiseMasters, the #1 Mastermind for Elite Capital Raisers - Join our FREE Training now!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/dreamchasers_ix)

In this conversation, Ted Harrington, Executive Partner at Independent Security Evaluators (ISE) shares his career journey and perspectives with Sivaguru on various topics related to IT security and ethical hacking. He talks aboutHis company of ethical hackers helping other companies secure their IT systemsWanting to be an entrepreneur and starting a consumer facing businessMoving to a company, as the CEO / founder wanted to mentor someone and felt that would be a good experienceWith that experience, feeling the need to serve businesses rather than consumers directlyHow he met his current business partner and how the plan for the company evolved literally overnightHis four core principles: do hard things, do things that matter, do things in the service of others and to get better every single dayApplying these principles in the security business and getting a clientMindset needed for outhinking a hackerThinking like a hacker and why it may not be possible to think one step ahead of the attackerDeveloping the skill of thinking ‘evil', to raise the security levels of our solutionsWhose job it is to think security in a teamHow security is a leadership issueHow security thinking can be used to ensure the adherence to company values such as customer experience, quality etc.Using security as a business differentiator and gain competitive advantageHis thoughts on security aspects of the ‘supply chain'Zero trust and defense in depth modelsHow not to become obsessed and become a pessimist, thinking only of all bad things that can happenHow he likes to look at systems in everything and how they could be improved by breaking themHow he approached writing his book that is related to technology, when technology is changing very fastHow to make security layers least obtrusiveWhat it takes to become a security professionalTed Harrington is the #1 best selling author of HACKABLE: How to Do Application Security Right. He's helped hundreds of companies fix tens of thousands of security vulnerabilities, including Google, Amazon, and Netflix.Ted has been featured in more than 100 media outlets, including The Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, and Forbes.His team founded and organizes IoT Village, an event whose hacking contest is a three-time DEF CON Black Badge winner. He hosts the Tech Done Different podcast.Reach him at: ted [at] tedharrington [dot] com or https://tedharrington.com

Where to find mobile home parks dealsThe mobile home park communityRaising money to investWhat kind of deals to look forRent-and-own business modelsHow to recognize a good dealLife and Money Impact RoundWhat is the one thing to do now to live a meaningful and intentional life by design?What is one life or money hack that you can share to make an impact on others' lives?One thing to do right now to make the world a better placeABOUT JEFFERSON LILLYJefferson is a mobile home park investment expert and educator. He is responsible for Park Avenue Partners’ strategic direction, acquisitions, and property operations. Before founding Park Avenue Partners, he co-founded Park Street Partners, a similar partnership also focussed on acquiring mobile home parks nationwide. Both personally and through his partnerships, Jefferson has acquired 25 MHPs in 13 states since 2007 totaling over $56mm in value. He started the industry’s first podcast and the largest group on LinkedIn dedicated to investing in mobile home parks. CONNECT WITH JEFFERSONWebsite: www.parkavenuepartners.comWebsite:  www.mobilehomeparkinvestors.comPodcast: Mobile Home Park InvestorsLinkedIn: Mobile Home Park Investors GroupCONNECT WITH USTo connect with Annie and Julie, as well as with other Investing For Good listeners, and to get the latest scoop on new and upcoming episodes, join Life and Money Show Podcast Community on Facebook.To learn more about real estate syndication investment opportunities, join the Goodegg Investor Club.Be sure to also grab your free copy of the Investing For Good book (just pay S&H)--Thanks for listening, and until next time, keep investing for good!

In this module, Aaron Tham, Lecturer, Tourism, Leisure and Event Management at USC Moreton Bay looks at key areas, lessons and strategies to become a more resilient tourism and event business.Key learning outcomes:Operating in a V.U.C.A environmentTransitioning to new business modelsHow to manage crisis and disasters