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The saying goes that there are "lies, damn lies, and statistics," and in the world of presenting, an often misquoted statistic claims that 55% of audience impressions are based on appearance. While this stems from Professor Mehrabian's research at UCLA, it's crucial to understand the context: this percentage applies when the content and delivery of a presentation are incongruent. When a speaker's words don't match their presentation style, audiences can become distracted, especially in today's world filled with distractions like smartphones. As speakers, it's our responsibility to maintain audience engagement. High-energy presentations, which I strive to deliver, can generate heat, making clothing choices critical. For instance, I avoid wearing light blue shirts, as sweat can create a distracting two-tone effect. Instead, I prefer white shirts and always wear a jacket to maintain a professional appearance. The sight of a speaker with sweaty armpits is unappealing and distracting. Proper fit is also essential. An ill-fitting suit can disrupt the audience's focus. I recommend avoiding bright jackets during presentations; they draw attention away from your message. Instead, keep the focus on your words. When presenting on a panel, be mindful of your posture, especially with leg crossing. It can lead to awkward views of hairy legs or ankles. To avoid this, I wear long socks. While I enjoy bright ties, I choose muted options for presentations to prevent competing for attention with my face. One of my pet peeves is when men allow gaps between the tie knot and shirt collar. This oversight can be distracting. I also shorten my tie length slightly so that it doesn't peek out from under the jacket, which helps maintain a polished appearance. Attention to footwear is also crucial. Shoes should be spotless and well-maintained; scuffed shoes convey a lack of professionalism. Ensure that your belt matches your shoes—brown with brown and black with black. Mismatched accessories can undermine your credibility. Nametags, often made of distracting plastic, should not be worn while presenting. Instead, place them on the table or lectern to avoid visual distractions. While this discussion primarily addresses men's attire, similar principles apply to women. The key is to prioritize facial visibility over fashion, ensuring that nothing detracts from the power of your message.

Welcome to Geeks Corner! This week there is a lot from the world of Disney And Positive Stuff to talk about! This includes a chat about cheering on the runDisney Disneyland Half Marathon this last weekend. Magic Keys also went back on sale and then sold out again. Finally, Disneyland Resort cast members were given new nametags. Next up is a new Indy Cam with everyone's favorite geeky puppy. Next up is a discussion about the new Moana show that was announced by the Disney Cruise Line for the Disney Treasure and what everyone is most excited about. This is followed by the Geeks Corner Wrexham Report. The show wraps up with discussions about the new cabins coming to Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground and D23: The Ultimate Fan Event. We hope you enjoy this week's episode of Geeks Corner and join the conversation in the comments! We'll see you 'round the corner! THE WEEK IN GEEK runDisney Returns to Disneyland Resort with Disneyland Half Marathon Weekend https://dapsmagic.com/2024/01/thousands-run-through-disneyland-resort-and-streets-of-anaheim-for-2024-disneyland-half-marathon/  Magic Keys Go on Sale Again and Sell Out in a Day https://dapsmagic.com/2024/01/disneyland-resort-magic-keys-sell-out-one-day-after-resuming-sales/  Disneyland Resort Cast Members Get New Nametags https://dapsmagic.com/2024/01/disneyland-resort-reveals-new-cast-member-nametags/  IndyCam #24 (video) New Moana Stage Show Announced for Disney Treasure https://dapsmagic.com/2024/01/disney-cruise-line-shares-first-look-at-moana-show-for-disney-treasure/  Wrexham Report (Intro Video) Disney's New Fort Wilderness Cabins Begin to Open on July 1 https://dapsmagic.com/2024/01/disneys-new-fort-wilderness-cabins-to-open-on-july-1/  D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event Ticket Sales Date Announced https://dapsmagic.com/2024/01/d23-the-ultimate-disney-fan-event-tickets-to-go-on-sale-in-march/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/geeks/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/geeks/support

A family wedding moves Phil to reminisce about the passage of time and the beauty of being the spiritual leader of a very large family of believers. Jase met many of his new family members over the holiday season and wishes they'd wear identification so he would know who everyone belongs to! The guys look at scripture through the lens of God's presence and connection with his children as a being outside of time who still upholds personal relationships. In this episode: Luke 20, verses 36-47; Hebrews 7, verse 16; 1 Kings 8, verse 27; 1 Chronicles 7, verses 1-2; Ecclesiastes 3, verse 11 https://samaritanministries.org/unashamed — Get a biblical & affordable approach to health care https://netsuite.com/phil — Get your very own KPI Checklist FREE for consistently excellent performance https://philmerch.com — Get your “Unashamed” mugs, shirts, hats & hoodies! — Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

@btownbourbon @HardinsCreek#whiskey #bourbon #podcast #radioshow #host PSA- always decide who is spitting and who is swallowing in advance. Nametags will help as well. Join us this Fri. @ noon on FB, Podbean, Stitcher, SoundCloud, Apple and Google podcasts, and anywhere you listen to a podcast.

Chris Regan is back this week and discusses being the last person to see a family alive, why he is glad Pizza Hut is no longer as cool, and how to come to terms with change. He is a riot. We're hemorrhaging (hardest word I've ever spelled) supporters and don't know what we are doing anymore? Keep up making this show at patreon.com/thekategaffney and THANK YOU SO MUCH to those that are still with us. 

Multiple Peabody and Emmy® Award winner Chris Regan joins us to discuss life before the limelight and why, if you entered the CVS near his home in the 80's, he hated you. Hit us up on our Patreon at patreon.com/thekategaffney. We're losing supporters left and right and it makes us want to cry!

Have you ever heard of a blind downhill mountain bike racer? Bobby has raced every major downhill mountain bike race, broken more bones than Evil Knievel, battled cancer multiple times, kidney transplants and still rides on like a legend.

Kimber shares her poem “Nametags” and discusses practical ways to bring someone who's new into your community.

I lived my life fully-directed and full of rules for the front half, now I'm pointing my own way and following the rules I set myself. Parenting my own body and mind. Looking for work while fighting the limitations of labels, and battling enormously dark and black Groucho Marx eyebrows for my first serious job interview since the divorce. Just life in a pandemic and the first scene in my screenplay. I'm thinking Bridesmaids meets Lars Von Trier's Melancholia. What do you think?

In todays episode we'll be learning all about name tags and some hidden easter eggs within name tags. Sorry for the short break from posting episodes I was on vacation. I hope you enjoy!

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2021. Orange opens 2nd testing site as group protests county's mask and vaccine mandates for staff (:29) 1 in 5 people tested Sunday infected with COVID-19 in Orange County, health officials tell business leaders (3:19) Florida craves Canadian drugs — the spoils of universal, government-controlled health care | Commentary (6:12) Disney at 50: The making of cast member nametags (10:13)

Sam has an amazing ability to endure pain. It's caused her problems in the past when she has worn out joints by pushing too far, but now she's getting strategic about her bike set-up and protecting her body. Her ability to climb into the “pain cave,” makes her one to watch in Tokyo.

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About Michel Huot: Michel Huot is, by trade, a Corporate Magician specializing in customized magic for his clients around the world. He also gives memory workshops again around the globe. Imagine if you could greatly improve your memory by attending a 2-hour workshop. Well, you can!In this episode, Jennie and Michel Huot discuss:Better utilizing your memory while you network.Practicing proper form to be present while meeting new people.Developing your quality of connection with others.The things you do that make your memory worse.Key Takeaways:When at a networking event make it your goal to make one business connection, give a referral to someone, and invite one person to your B & I.If you want people to remember your name, take off the nametag. Nametags make your brain lazy, you won’t remember their name and they won’t remember yours.Be present, say it out loud at least two times, utilize as many of your senses as possibleDon’t be a networking glutton. You shouldn’t be at an event for free food and drinks. "Memory is way more than remembering the day to day things, it’s the basis of every relation." —  Michel Huot Connect with Michel Huot:Memory Workshop: $25 off a workshop ticketFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Atelier-M%C3%A9moire-Je-me-Souviens-par-Michel-Huot-103370268068810  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michel-huot-7778123a/Email: michel@lemagiciencorporatif.com    CONNECT WITH JENNIE:Twitter: https://twitter.com/jenniebplFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/badassdirectsalesmastery/app/307339332686535/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/badassdirectsalesmastery/Website: https://badassdirectsalesmastery.com/Show: https://badassdirectsalesmastery.com/blog/Email: jennie@badassdirectsalesmastery.com Show notes by Podcastologist: Kristen BraunAudio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

Ravi Drugan scored his first World Cup podium with a bronze in the first Slalom in Leogang, Austria. I had a chance to talk with him about his training, this crazy year of competition and his hopes for Beijing 2022 before he left.

CATCH MAX ON ELECTION NIGHT CO-HOSTING LIVE COVERAGE WITH CORNEL WEST, TRICIA ROSE, AND THE REAL NEWS NETWORK TEAM! Link to election-night livestream: https://therealnews.com/elections-2020-live-coverage-with-the-tight-rope-and-the-real-news.    We'll be back with Season Four of Working People very soon, but in the meantime, here's an interview Max did with Our Calgary, a great new Canadian podcast. Max talks with Lucas about the 2020 election and his hopes and fears for the country, the left, and for alternative media. Check it out (and give Our Calgary a follow!).    Additional links/info below... Our Calgary's Twitter page, link tree, and Patreon  Lucas' Twitter page

#Writers #write, right? That's what I've always heard, but what happens when life has so many valleys that you can't breathe? Are #writers still expected to #write?⁠ #selfpublishing ⁠Don't forget to follow me on your favorite social media: https://linktr.ee/angelakayaustin⁠⁠Many of you may know S Frost by other pen names; however, I only know her as S. Frost. She was recently introduced to me and I had the opportunity to interview her for my #YouTube channel.⁠⁠I've interviewed a lot of #authors for my channel, and many of them have shared many parts of themselves with me and the subscribers of my channels. S Frost's vulnerability, rawness and candor surprised me. During this interview, I cried a little, laughed a lot, but in the end I was happy that I had the chance to meet S Frost and I'm so honored that she has allowed me to share her story with you.⁠⁠If you would like to watch this interview, check out my #YouTube channel. The link is in the bio.⁠⁠Don't forget to check out my #YouTube channel!Here's more about S. Frost!Tanalisa Pigatt is a Hampton, Virginia born author who was raised between Virginia and Massachusetts. She’s also a wife of twenty-two years and mother of three young adults. Tanalisa Pigatt started her writing career about three years ago. Never in Mrs. Pigatt’s wildest dreams did she believe that she would become a writer. Much less a signed writer but that’s what happened when a publishing company called to say they wanted to sign her. For years Tanalisa enjoyed success writing under the T.M. Pigatt name. After a year or two of being a signed author Tanalisa decided that she wanted to explore the world of self-publishing.While self-publishing Mrs. Pigatt decided to investigate the other side of the book world. She took a class in creating book covers. This new skill blossomed into a new career path for the author, which led to the creation of The Cover Shop. The Cover Shop is a site on Facebook where you can purchase premade covers, designed my Tanalisa Pigatt herself. While delving into this new career Tanalisa has stayed true to her first love of writing. T.M. Pigatt carved out a unique writing career for herself by penning twenty-six books. Now Mrs. Pigatt is looking to recreate the magic once more under her new pen name Author S. Frost. Mrs. Pigatt has already moved into that direction by writing two new books called “The Game and The Game 2.” There is more to come from this dynamic writer.T.M. Pigatt website: https://llpfamily.wixsite.com/websiteFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/T.M.Pigatt/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/t_m_pigatt?r=nametagS. Frost website: https://llpfamily77.wixsite.com/mysiteInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/authorsfrost?r=nametagFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/The Cover Shophttps://www.facebook.com/groups/2024910824468267/

It's happened to all of us. You are at a networking event and someone walks up to you. You know the face, but you couldn't say their name to save your soul. What do you do? Join Greg and Debby as they discuss the challenges they've faced and some of the solutions they've found that seem to have worked for them. Thank you to Kristin Meyer and Colleen Tankoos of the Maumee Chamber for the ideas that sparked this conversation. Thank you to ConvoSparker: - Colleen Tankoos, Assistant Director, Maumee Chamber of Commerce, http://linkedin.com/in/colleen-tankoos-295bb05 - Kristin Meyer, Executive Director at Maumee Chamber Of Commerce, http://linkedin.com/in/kristin-meyer-9125a2164 Also Mentioned: - Linda and Darrel Frycz, Unique LED Products, https://uniqueledproducts.com/ - Bob Burg, Hall of Fame Keynote Speaker and Bestselling Coauthor of “The Go-Giver” and Go-Giver Book Series, https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobburg/ - Dr. Shawne Duperon, Communication Consultant and Engagement Expert, https://www.linkedin.com/in/shawnetv/ - (The person whose name Greg forgot) Neena Hogle, Fearless Networking, https://www.linkedin.com/in/neenahogle/ Comments: https://www.facebook.com/TheReluctantNetworker/ https://www.facebook.com/connextnation/ Listen for: [0:45] Debby reveals she is the “Drill Mother” [3:30] Not knowing the other person's name. [4:30] Wear the darn nametag! [6:00] Make the nametag legible. [7:30] Nametags vs Business Cards [8:15] Verify your virtual nametag. [9:40] Forgive them when they get it wrong or forget [11:30] You must pay attention [14:00] Don't put people on the spot. [17:30] Work with a partner More Information: If you'd like more information about our virtual training programs, go to: https://www.connextnation.com/mini-course/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/3rdgennetworking/message

A short story about trusting ourselves and stepping more into who we are. Ready, set, go!:) giaSHOW NOTES // To see my nametag and that funny Halloween photo I was talking about come on over! SAY HELLO // SITE // IG // FB

Today on the show, the ladies sit down and have a silly chat about all things PET PEEVES. It doesn't take long for Lisa and Olivia to jot down everything that makes them tick. Whether it is name tags, indecisiveness, puzzles, laundry, dry skin, everything! They talk about their pet peeves and why the things drive them up the wall!  To learn more about Olivia head HERE To learn more about Lisa head HERE To follow us on Instagram head HERE Join our FACEBOOK GROUP! We will see you next Tuesday

Like what you hear? Consider supporting us on Patreon! http://www.patreon.com/atbsthepodcast Chris’ genuine, personal and considerate delivery aims to connect and instruct, something he sought even as a competitor. As he became the fastest monoskier in the world, he and his female counterpart started a monoski instructional camp to help others unlock their potential without enduring the pain and frustration that they had. Members of those camps went on to win National, World Championship and Paralympic medals. When he attempted to become the first unassisted paraplegic to summit Mt Kilimanjaro, he stood on the shoulders of his heroes to turn the impossible into reality and give others the courage to confront their fears to live and perform most fully. The climb wasn’t without incident. His team had to carry him up a boulder field, but that “failure” allowed him to separate from the obligation to be a superhero—to be honest, vulnerable and to find his real power. In 2015, he published his first book Things I Want to Remember Not to Forget, inspired by his Middlebury College Commencement Address. The following year, he taught himself to draw and wrote and illustrated his first children’s book, Is It Lonely to be a Four-Leaf Clover? He has appeared on Dateline, Oprah, and 20/20 as well as providing color commentary for the Paralympics on NBC and being one of People Magazine’s “50 Most Beautiful People.” A popular keynote speaker, Chris helps audiences become champions of their businesses, their worlds and themselves. He has spoken to nearly every industry and kind of audience—from Fortune 500 Companies to non-profits, from sales groups to venture capitalists and engineers. He inspires audiences to consider how seemingly ordinary people can achieve the impossible. Program notes: 2020 Graduation Speech - Available via Chriswaddellinc - YouTube, CHriswaddellspeaking.com, Instagram, Onerevolution.com A little Chris Waddell gift to the world at large. “Nametags”, Labels The Uncertainty is the Gift / Learning every day Definition of commencement is a “Beginning” “Is there anybody out there?” , things have changed in the world, how many people will listen, communicating with minimal interpersonal feedback, seeing and hearing ourselves, potentially broadcasting into the black hole. Living in our own heads, especially during isolation (Covid quarantine). May be a great time to look inward, opportunity learn and explore self. With no feedback what do we learn, how do we carry what we learn and bring the best version of ourselves out into the world. Breaking free of obligations / Moving from “This is what I have to do” to “This is what I want to do”. Learning, experiencing, be in charge of our own happiness, take responsibility for our actions and pivot accordingly. What’s on the horizon for Chris Waddell? “Our value is greater than our recognized ability”, embracing getting that message out. It comes with some fear. “Living it w/ Chris Waddell” TV , One Revolution “Nametags” program, Documentary.”If you don’t tell the story, it didn’t happen”, when someone wins, or succeeds, we all win. Seeing another shoot for the moon, inspires us. “Living it” Podcast - 1st guest Carlos Melita There are many heroes in our midst. When we open our eyes and ears, we will see and hear heroes hiding in plain sight and they are just like us. Purpose - I want people to see me for the first time / Trying to find a way to make the impossible possible, release people from their own fears. Find a way to fill the void created by assumption, with story. We are more similar, than we are different “Nametags” program - The labels and name tags we put on ourselves can be self limiting. Finding Chris Waddell and his various projects: http://www.Onerevolution.com http://www.ChrisWaddellspeaking.com YouTube - chriswaddellinc Podcast - Living It with Chris Waddell

It’s the little things that matter, right? This one, little party favor, should always be worn on THIS side of your body. Doing this could make all the difference when meeting new people at professional events, dinners, and seminars.

It’s not about what happens to you - but what you do with what happens to you. Chris Waddell, injured in a skiing accident in college, went on to medal in the 1992, 1994, 1998 and 2002 Winter Paralympics and become a motivational speaker. He uses his positive perspective to shift the paradigm and concepts of “Nametags,” labels and limitations placed upon people with disabilities and challenges. His advice: In life, like in a ski race, race to the first gate! Always keep your skis pointed downhill- enjoy! Joe De Sena sat down with Chris at the Spartan World Media Fest event by ATP Science that took place at Spartan World Championships in Tahoe where Chris spoke at the Spartan X Leadership dinner. LESSONS Sport is a teacher Repetition is key Prioritize what’s important Surround yourself with a great team Find something to love It’s the tiny things that separate good from great You create when your having fun Rely on instinct Start behind the 8 ball Race to the first gate It’s not what happens to you, but what you do with it! Point your skis downhill Perfection is a mirage You have the ability to change your labels and limitations LINKS Chris Waddell One Revolution https://one-revolution.org/index.php?p=people/speakers/chris-waddell This episode is brought to you by SPARTANXLEADERSHIP.COM TIME STAMPS 0:00 Sefra & Joe introduce this weeks guest- our keynote at the Spartan World Media Fest 1:30 this episode is brought to you by SPARTANXLEADERSHIP.COM 1:50 Interview begins in Lake Tahoe with some Spartan Tea 3:45 Sports as a platform and teacher 5:15 Repetition is key- skills build upon each other 6:30 Skiing at Middlebury College 7:30 An accident and life moving forward 9:00 Becoming the best of himself & prioritizing what’s important 10:10 Having a “athlete mentality” 11:15 Making the college campus accessible 12:15 Having a supportive group of friends 13:15 Starting monoskiing 14:15 Making nationals and the US Ski Team 1 5:00 Making it to the Paralympics 16:15 To recover from something- find something to LOVE! 16:40 SPARTANXLEADERSHIP.COM Break 17:10 Interview continues with the adaptation of the body 18:55 Becoming a full-time athlete and speaker 19:55 the relationship between winning and knowing 20:55 The “little things” that make the difference 22:00 Teaching your body instinct 24:00 Race to the first gate 25:30 It’s not what happens to you, it’s what you do with what happens 26:15 Perfection is a mirage 27:00 One Revolution Foundation: changing the perception of disability 28:15 Nametags: shifting labels and limitations 30:10 Passion is in creation 30:40 Healing through body movement and dance- saying yes to everything 31:30 Yes… and 33:00 Sefra & Joe debrief after this awesome interview 36:15 SPARTANXLEADERSHIP.COM Close SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Google Play: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpPlay FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppodcast/ Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod CREDITS: Producer – Marion Abrams, Madmotion, llc. Hosts: Joe De Sena & Sefra Alexandra Dr. Johnny Waite & Col. Nye are off finding our next guest Synopsis – Sefra Alexandra | Seed Huntress Production Assistant - Andrea Hagarty © 2019 Spartan

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127: Chris Waddell: American Paralympic Sit-Skier and Wheelchair Track Athlete, and Founder of One Revolution shares how he went from being paralysed from the waist and found his summit of inner strength and determination to win 13 Paralympic medals. Chris Waddell  Chris Waddell, who grew up in Western Massachusetts, an hour and a half from Boston,  experienced his life-changing accident while ski racing with his brother while on break from Middlebury College. Chris said that, ‘In the middle of a turn, my ski popped off. It was as freak as things go. There was no reason. It was a warm day. It was soft. I fell in the middle of the trail. I didn't hit anything but the ground. But whatever I did, I must have done it in a weird way. So I broke two vertebrae, damaged the spinal cord. I don’t remember anything after losing my ski.’ Learn how Chris Waddell went from this traumatic injury to earning 13 Paralympic medals as well as getting inducted into the Paralympic Hall of Fame.    On this episode of Finding Your Summit Podcast, we talk with Chris Waddell, American Paralympic Sit-Skier and Wheelchair Track Athlete, and Founder of One Revolution. The chat takes place in Squaw Valley during the Spartan World Championships Media Fest. Chris was parlyized in college from the waist down, and currently gets around in a wheelchair. “Actually when I was leaving the hospital the doctor called me into his office and he said, ‘You are not ready to leave because you haven’t been depressed,’ which is perplexing. But he was worried that I was in denial. For me, I was like, I will be depressed later. But right now, I need all my energy going into getting better. It was the most powerful I have ever been.”    What You Will Learn:   One key thing that radiates from Chris Waddell is that he has a positive bright outlook on life. “Goals are easy to set when everything is going great. What really becomes challenging and meaningful is when everything is against you.” How did he change to such a strong mindset? With his body losing weight and not being able to be independently mobile, he became mentally strong to realize what is possible and maintain hope to give his body the best opportunity to heal.    “The first thing I needed to accomplish? Wow. The first thing was getting out of bed. Getting into the wheelchair.” He had to learn a process from a nurse to get himself up by putting his hands in his pockets and using his elbows. After being bed-ridden for such an extensive time, his weight had dropped down to about 125 pounds at this point.   What did it take to have the courage to get back out skiing and learning to do so with one ski? Seeing a woman who was a one-legged skier was a great model for what was possible. He accepted an offer from a friend to be in a documentary about adaptive skiing. Friends of Middlebury Skiing bought Chris his first monoski. “I wanted to do things that were impossible. I wanted to stretch their imaginations.”    Aside from have extremely supportive parents that helped to provide him strength, Chris Waddell’s Middlebury coach was a huge mentor that never gave up on him, and told Chris why he was so abiment to assist him, “There are times that you just want to do the right thing. There are times in your life where you are required to do the right thing, and this was the right thing to do.”    How was Chris Waddell subsidizing his life during this period? “Back then, it was a matter of getting sponsors. I was lucky. I had some sponsors that came onboard. Swissy Army, a friend of mine’s father was the owner of Swiss Army of watches and knives and stuff like that.” Chris Waddell never got paid to train and compete directly. But he also got a $2000 sponsorship from Kodak and had to live from couch to couch while he competed. He got paid to tell his story.    The Leap to the Paralympics    “There are three classes of mono skiers and I was in the most disabled of the three. So, to basically have the muscles right underneath the sternum, corresponding muscles on the back. So not a lot of torso balance. There were guys in the other classes that were double amputees that had the muscles all the way down to their knees.” Chris was committed to beat these other guys, even when he was told that it would never happen. In Lillehammer, Norway during the 1994 Winter paralympics, Chris Waddell beat all of the mono skiers in the world in the down-hill race.   Climbing Kilimanjaro in a Wheelchair    During this episode of Finding Your Summit Podcast, Chris Waddell also talks about how on September 30th, 2009 he became the first paraplegic to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. He also named the 2010 Shining Star of Perseverance Honoree by the WillReturn Council how honor those who overcome disabilities to succeed in the workplace and society. Also, hear all about his organization “One Revolution” that aims to create positive change through the use of “Nametags” that define oneself.    Links to Additional Resources: Chris Waddell: Linkedin Facebook Chris Waddell’s Website: chriswaddellspeaking.com Laird Superfood – Code: Markp20 [Sponsor] Cascade Mountain Tech [Sponsor]  

Episode 5! Join us, Shelley, Pa'Ris, Miah, and Ahvery, as we talk the recent mass shootings in CA, MS, TX, and OH and the BRPD settlement with the killer of Alton Sterling. This a heavy one, y'all. Send emails to --> mayweapproachpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter and Instagram AND like the Facebook page at --> MayWeApproach Join the Facebook group --> May We Approach: The Podcast

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Facebook announced pre-sales on their Portal and Portal + devices. Also, Instant Forms are available in more ad types. Instagram now has NameTags! Have you designed yours yet? They also announced new feature to connect students that wend to the same universities. LinkedIn is starting the process to buy Glint and they also completely rebuilt their Recruiter platform. We close it up with talking about staying focused! Catch all the links to these topics on our website: chilldigitalmarketing.com/weekinreview/

Noticias semanales sobre Social Media y marketing digital del 1° al 7 de octubre. Te informamos en menos de una hora. La mezcla ideal de noticias y análisis para esas juntas y pitches con jefes y clientes. Aprobado por Spotify. Con Allan Vázquez (@allan05) y Angel Buendia (@angelbc). No te pierdas de leer todos los enlaces comentados en los Moments de Twitter. Invitado Especial: Gustavo Serrano (@gooz25) Hoy presentamos: -Instagram anuncia nametags -8% de las personas ven videos MIENTRAS MANEJA -Facebook lanza globalmente las herramientas de Estrenos, Encuestas y Top Fans  -Nuevos formatos para compra en Youtube -Se confirma la publicidad en WhatsApp -Adiós formato de carrusel en posts orgánicos - Platicamos en serio sobre BuzzFeed México con Gustavo

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Today's Commexis Cast discusses Snap publisher's woes with the latest Snapchat redesign, some saying their views have dropped by more than half. Madison Malone Kircher has the full story on NYMag, where many publishers anonymously spoke to her about their worries since the latest Snapchat retooling. For those unfamiliar, Snapchat released a redesign to their app that aimed to separate content from user's friends and content from publishers. Previously, the content had lived one page where users could find their friend's Snap stories, and then the publisher content. Now, a page is devoted to each. One source that Kircher spoke with said that their number of viewers increased, but their time spent on the content went down. This is due in part to Snap's automatic viewing system which queues up content from other publishers after another publisher's story ends. A few sources also discussed their dismay with the sales team response. You may remember that Snap laid off over 100 sales and marketing team members in March, as well as over 100 engineers. Matt and Phillip discuss the problems with Snap's redesign, as well as the worries that publishers are having. Secondly, Tech Crunch reports that Instagram will be "borrowing" a feature from Snapchat. Instagram is testing "Nametags" which function almost identically to Snapcodes, the QR codes Snap users could scan to add on another as friends on the platform. Today's cast: Phillip Brooks (Commexis Lead Strategist) and Matthew McGrorty (Commexis Videographer/Podcaster). Join the Commexis team as we add context to these stories for the busy CMO. All the news you need to know–from our inbox to yours.

Here’s your Headstart on the latest business headlines for Tuesday April 10th, 2018. Coming up:NIKE Acquires Invertex, a Computer Vision FirmVerifone to be Acquired for $3.4 BillionThe US Justice Department Gives the Bayer and Monsanto Deal a Green LightThe Canadian Federal Government Could Potentially Invest in the Trans Mountain PipelinePaypal is Slowly Making Moves Towards Traditional BankingUber Acquires a Bike-Sharing CompanyInstagram is Testing a Nametags Feature Which is Similar to Snapchat’s QR CodesWe’ll have all of these stories and more in the next 7-minutes or less. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Steve Christensen, The Ice Cream Bloke and Self-Appointed Headmaster of Scoop School, talks in this episode about nametags and how they can help you engage with your customers Find out more about our podcast and videocast by subscribing: www.icecream.video For more information on our Scoop School programs or how to open or grow your own ice cream or frozen dessert business, go to www.scoopschool.com

Hey Everybody, Welcome to another episode of Tea Time With Mr. Belvedere: A Mr. Belvedere Podcast. Join me your host Angela Bowen as I review Season 1 Episode 2 The Outcasts which aired on March 29, 1985. In this episode we see Wesley angry over not receiving an invite to his best friend next door neighbor Howie Huffnagle’s birthday party so he decides to throw his own party on the same day but with most of his classmates at Howie’s party he’s left with only the outcasts in his class to invite. A dilemma arises when an hour or so into his party Howie calls to invite Wes over to his. What to do? Should he stay or go? Hilarity ensues as we see George and Marsha doe their best to entertain the awkward partygoers as well as school janitor Mr. Rajneesh who was also invited per Belvedere's advice. Nametags, noisemakers and a rousing game of the hokey pokey can't bring this party back from the land of the lame. Will Wesley learn a lesson in proper party host etiquette? Listen to find out!

Hey Everybody, Welcome to another episode of Tea Time With Mr. Belvedere: A Mr. Belvedere Podcast. Join me your host Angela Bowen as I review Season 1 Episode 2 The Outcasts which aired on March 29, 1985. In this episode we see Wesley angry over not receiving an invite to his best friend next door neighbor Howie Huffnagle’s birthday party so he decides to throw his own party on the same day but with most of his classmates at Howie’s party he’s left with only the outcasts in his class to invite. A dilemma arises when an hour or so into his party Howie calls to invite Wes over to his. What to do? Should he stay or go? Hilarity ensues as we see George and Marsha doe their best to entertain the awkward partygoers as well as school janitor Mr. Rajneesh who was also invited per Belvedere's advice. Nametags, noisemakers and a rousing game of the hokey pokey can't bring this party back from the land of the lame. Will Wesley learn a lesson in proper party host etiquette? Listen to find out!

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July 10, 2014 - Read the full Your Mark on the World article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/U4RYHb. Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwitunes or on Stitcher by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwstitcher. Chris Waddell, world-class athlete and founder of One Revolution, is turning perceptions of disability upside-down. Chris was a competitive skier in college when he broke his back, rising to become the most decorated mono-skier in men’s Paralympic history. He launched One Revolution to redefine disability. More about Chris: Chris Waddell always thought that the lessons he learned in sports would provide the foundation for later success. As a ski racer at Middlebury College in 1988, he had no idea how profoundly one moment could change and paradoxically enhance that conviction. On December 20th his ski popped off in the middle of a turn. He fell, broke two vertebrae, and damaged the spinal cord. Paralyzed from the waist down he learned and achieved more than he could have imagined. He returned to college just two months after the accident, started monoskiing in less than a year and was named to the US Disabled Ski Team a little more than two years after that paradoxical moment. With 12 Paralympic medals, he became the most decorated male monoskier in history. Also a track athlete, he’s one of a handful to have won World Championships in both the winter and the summer. He competed in four Winter Paralympics winning 12 medals and three Summer Paralympics winning a silver medal in the 200 meters in Sydney. In World Championship competition, Waddell won 9 total medals: four gold, one silver, one bronze; six in the winter and three in the summer. Waddell was inducted into the US Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame and the Paralympics Hall of Fame. The Dalai Lama honored him as an “Unsung Hero of Compassion”. People Magazine named him one of the “Fifty Most Beautiful People in the World.” Skiing Magazine placed him amongst the “25 Greatest Skiers in North America.” Middlebury College presented him with a Doctorate in Humane Letters. In September of 2009 Waddell became the first paraplegic to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro almost entirely under his own power. His team carried him for approximately 100 feet of the 19,340 mountain. The film documenting the climb has won awards throughout the world. He has appeared on Dateline, Oprah and 20/20. He is the founder of the One Revolution Foundation and speaks throughout the country sharing his universal message, “It’s not what happens to you. It’s what you do with what happens to you.” Currently Waddell resides in Park City, Utah where he can be seen out and about keeping fit on his hand cycle and racer. He travels the country year round presenting the Foundation’s Nametags school program, speaking to corporate groups and screening the documentary. Waddell is working on a book to chronicle his journey while also planning his newest adventure – a cross country bike tour to highlight the foundation. He also continues to be actively involved with the Paralympics as an ambassador for the International Paralympic Committee and is a color analyst for the Games. Highlights Dalai Lama Unsung Hero of Compassion Thirteen Paralympic medals World Champion in both winter and summer sports Most medals of any American male Paralympic skier Doctor of Humane Letters, Middlebury College First Ambassador International Paralympic Committee Founder One Revolution Foundation First unassisted paraplegic to summit Mt Kilimanjaro Paralympic Hall of Fame US Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame People Magazine “50 Most Beautiful People” Skiing Magazine “25 Greatest Skiers in North America”

Have you ever hosted a party?  Ever organized an event where a few hundred people show up?  If so, then you know how difficult it is to manage all the moving parts of an event to make sure everything looks seamless and easy! Join us today on Women Leading the Way Radio as we interview Rhea Tobin, owner of Plan Ahead Events.  We'll be asking Rhea how she got into the business of planning events and how the industry is doing under the "new economy."  We'll ask Rhea about her "secret sauce" in how she does what she does in planning and coordinating fabulous events, along with her suggestions on what NOT to do in coordinating events and planning meetings!    

Insider: Keith Mohr Today there is a lot of talk about the CIA Summit, where we recorded Aritst Insider 3 with Andrew Peterson and the one on one interviews in Artist Insider 6. Direct Download as an MP3 Subscriptions information – download each day automatically Questions and topics: How did your background prepare you for […]