Podcasts about my january

It's Thursday, aka the best day of the week! This week Sara and I discuss how she started working in social media, how to get the most out of your internship, how she advanced in her career and how she sets boundaries with social media consumption. I also talked about the song that's taking over the internet - drivers license (does anyone else have a hard time spelling license?). I'm absolutely obsessed, not only with this song, but the vibes of my January 2021 playlist. So here are a few musical things of mine you may want to check out:My January 2021 playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/roglaur A playlist with my fave drivers license remixes (and of course the OG): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlnSJPxxW_m6IcwVLjsU8PZwNYEWa8GCzOnce you're done with the episode, join the #generationnow community by following @generationnowpodcast on Instagram or @generationnowpodcast on Tik Tok. Also, make sure to follow Sara: @saraalicenewton.If you love this episode, make sure to check out these ones next:Episode 39: Food and hotel influencing, travel, social media strategy and starting your day off right with Courtney ToddEpisode 37: Managing your money, networking and public speaking with Mary Kemi AgbesanwaEpisode 32: How to get your first jobEpisode 30: Influencers, podcasts and starting your own business with Bailey StanworthEpisode 29: Graphic design, freelancing and living in NYC with Emma McGoldrickIntro music: Coffee by LiQWYD https://soundcloud.com/liqwyd; Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0; Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/coffee-liqwyd; Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/y3ksZqtAfI

New Year’s resolutions fail for a lot of reasons, but January can still be a good time to take a new look at your business and personal life. Instead of resolutions, I like to choose a word (or two, or three) of the year. It sets my theme for the year and reminds me to focus on something in particular all year long.   I was inspired to do this a few years ago by marketer Chris Brogan, who actually chooses three words every year. I started out with three words, but in 2019 I chose just one word: Leap. I wanted a visible reminder throughout the year to try new things outside my comfort zone. It reminded me that before I say no to something in my business, think big and truly consider leaping forward instead. It isn’t a coincidence that I started this podcast in 2019, finally taking the steps to make the leap after thinking about it for more than a year.   In 2020, I started with one word: Explore. I wanted to explore new directions and new projects in my business, as well as new places with my husband. Sadly, the pandemic halted any travel plans we had. But before the pandemic, as I considered my word “explore” I reread James Clear’s book “Atomic Habits” to start off my year right. In the book, he talks about the idea of “motion versus action.” Basically, sometimes we feel like we’re doing new things, working on projects, being productive, but everything we’re doing is just “motion.” Motion is the research, the planning, the preparation, but it’s not the action of actually doing something.   That really hit me, and I realized that I loved motion and was really good at it, but I needed something to push me to act. So, I added the word “act” to my word “explore” and made a sign that hung on my wall throughout 2020: Explore + Act.   While 2020 didn’t turn out like anyone had planned, I was able to do some exploring and acting in my business anyway, as I had to figure out how to pivot when the pandemic hit and I lost business.   For 2021, I chose the word: Simplicity.   Simplicity feels like meditation or curling up with a good book. It feels like relaxation and leaning into the slow life and the calm. And I really need that during the pandemic and the political upheaval in my country.   Simplicity in my business means focusing on the work and projects I love to do and going after that type of work. But, for me, 2021 does not feel like the “go big or go home” year. I want to take it easy, do the work I need to and keep it simple.   How will you choose your word of the year? Here’s what I recommend: Think briefly about what you want your year to look like. Set a timer for five minutes and write a bunch of words on a piece of paper. Narrow down your list and maybe look up the words in the dictionary and thesaurus.   Say each word out loud. How does each word make you feel? What does it make you think about? Then, choose your word of the year!     Biz Bite: Calendar blocking and batching   The Bookshelf: “The Stranger Diaries” by Elly Griffiths   Resources   Psychology Today article “Why New Year's Resolutions Fail”   My January 2020 blog post “Choose a Word of the Year”   Twitter thread about people’s words of the year   Chris Brogan’s three words for 2021, his words in past years, and tips for choosing your words   Hilary Sutton’s podcast Hustle & Grace   Episode #68 of Deliberate Freelancer: Yes, You Need to Build a Personal Brand, with Hilary Sutton  

BEEN A WHILE, hello there! Is this an X-mas movie review in MY January? You bet it is, because me and Natalie live by our own rules. We talk about Happiest Season, more famously known as "That Gay Kristen Stewart Christmas Movie".  We have a little bit of catching up to do before we start talking about our main topic, but if you just want to hear about the movie we happily provide you with a timestamp to skip to at the start of the episode. Happy 3 weeks after christmas everyone!

Welcome back to another episode, my loves! I’m so excited for this one because I’m getting reeeallll vulnerable with y’all and telling y’all my EXACT 2021 goals! YUP! We’re chatting about what my goals are and why I set the goals I did for this year. So, if you’re a goal digger like me, you’ll love this one! You already know what it is: grab ya fave drink (or if you listen in the shower like me these days, ya fave body wash) and let’s dive in! In today’s episode we’re chatting all about: Why I was so nervous (and afraid!) about setting goals for 2021 and what helped me overcome that fear... My 2021 goals and why I’ve set each one (hellooo intentionality!) My January 2021 goals and how they ladder up into my overall goals for the year and my overall vision for my life!   Shop SOIE Apothecary Download my FREE scripting e-book Get access to the Manifest Daily Free Resource Library Follow along on Instagram @TheManifestDaily

For Thanksgiving weekend I bring you a best of JAS. My January 2019 conversation with the man behind one of the greatest and funniest Twitter feeds. We talk all things @Super70sSports with Ricky Cobb

With my birthday having just passed, I have been reflecting on how grateful I am to be where I currently am in life. It has taken me a long time to get here.   One of the current pieces in my life that serve as a reminder to stay humble and grateful every day is the Five-Minute Journal I was gifted by Sophie a few years back. So, in today’s episode, I want to take you through some of my journal entries from this last year to explore this concept of gratitude and share about the impact it has had on my life.   IGNTD Specials: Free IGNTD Recovery Workshop 14 Days Free of IGNTD Live Online Groups Family SOS Program IGNTD Hero Nohab Program   Topics Discussed: [:35] About today’s episode. [2:27] About my Five-Minute Journal. [3:22] My first entry, January 10th, and the story behind it. [3:58] My journal entry on January 11th. [4:31] Why I was thankful on January 13th. [5:00] What my week looked like January 14th–18th. [12:20] My January 20th entry. [13:52] My birthday wish for all of you: start intentionally practicing gratitude today. [15:40] If you enjoyed today’s episode, tag me on social media and let me know what resonated with you!   Mentioned in this Episode: The Five-Minute Journal The Pomodoro Technique   Find out more about IGNTD: IGNTD.com IGNTD.libsyn.com   Subscribe to the Podcast iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify Reach Out to Me! @DrAdiJaffe on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook —  or email me at Info@IGNTD.com

Italian Wine Podcast Episode 276: Monty Waldin and Simon Woolf discuss natural wine, "My January," writing, and more. (21:00) Monty tries to figure out how to replicate the success of Simon's book "Amber Revolution!" Supported by: Vinitaly International Academy.

My January is meant for dancin' across the USA (Nashville, Memphis, Austin, NYC) as a (mostly independent) wrestling fan and enjoying the schadenfreude that comes from watching shitty wrestlers try their best to regain favor after falling from grace on social media...even if I have to wait years for it to happen. Enjoy!

My January 2019 round-up, including my knitting and crochet works in progress, notes from my diary, podcasts I listen to, and more. You can see all of the projects I have mentioned over on my blog at https://thewoolnest.blogspot.com/2019/01/never-ending-story-my-january-round-up.html

So this is the results of my January 2018 goal, which I made in a podcast a couple of weeks ago. My January goal was to be more & do more positive things in this world. This was coming off of the end of the year, where everyone said 2017 was the worst. I didn't think so, but I wanted to spread some love and positive vibes around the world. Here are the things I listed as major positive things I did: 1. Helped a friend of mine move. 2. Helped someone find their phone at work. 3. Helped bench someone at the gym. 4. Donated money to the ACLU 5. Sent my mom a personal video for her birthday. I think all of these are good positive vibes I brought to the world. Sound weird to have to list them, but I don't know how else I could showcase why I completed this goal. I hope all of you go out of your way today and do something positive today.'

Happy 2016!  Read My Lips Radio is pleased to bring you another year of converstions with interesting, smart, passionate authors. My January 4, 2016 guests offer insights on how you can start the new year with a fresh perspective both personally and professionally. Asoka Nimal Jinadasa, PhD, "Flying Penguin: How to create miracles in your life using the six dimensions of success". His holistic model of success = Heart, Mind, Body, Passion, Focus and Health. Success is an elusive prey. Many of us devote our lives to tackling its complexities. Dr. Jinadasa argues that anyone can navigate his or her way to success using his proven and tested method. He develops workshops for unleashing human potential using modern science and oriental wisdom. LINK Andreas Buergi, PhD, "Elegance: Create Inspiring Success with Upside-Down Wisdom".  Andreas says, "Elegant solutions may seem simple at first, but don't be deceived! This type of simplicity is rich, complex, and deeply satisfying." Learn how you can stop self-sabotage, make better decisions that lead to satisfying success, and increase your leadership presence. Andreas has coached and trained 12,000+ business leaders and sales execs in advanced international negotiation techniques and conflict resolution methods worldwide. LINK  

The_Chola_Home_is_where_the_house_is For the last couple of months I have really wanted to put together a show that featured some cool downtempo House music to really round off the year and come full circle. My January 2007 show featured some great Chicago, Latin, and Deep House tunes and I really wanted to get back to some … Continue reading Home Is Where The House Is 11-01-07