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Britt & Laura were joined by Natalija from Lipstick Investigations to chat about what it's like to be a female private investigator, how she got into the industry and the craziest thing she's seen on a case.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Natalija from Lipstick Investigations joins Britt & Laura on the Pick Up, and Britt had FOMO after Laura's Bird Quiz so we had to test her on an animal of her own. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roman je fokusiran na pet ženskih sudbina koje se u završnici romana dodiruju i isprepliću, kako na narativnoj, tako i na simboličnoj razini. Podijelivši roman na tri veća dijela koja obuhvaćaju dramatične situacije u životu pet žena (Glissando, Pizzicato, Vibrato), autorica provodi lajt-motiv gitare koja se začinje u sjemenki drveta, nastaje iz smreke i palisandrovine, prelazi iz ruke u ruku formirajući ljudske sudbine i stvarajući glazbu koja se nalazi i u samoj potki romana. Suptilno štivo koje u sebi sjedinjuje stvarnosne, bajkovite i simbolične elemente, a dinamična radnja i osebujni likovi mogu privući i širu čitateljsku publiku. Kristina Gavran dobila je za djelo 'Gitara od palisandra' Nagradu Mirko Kovač za najbolje djelo mladog autora 2019.-te. Redateljica Silva Ćapin, tonmajstorica : Lana Deban, glazbeni urednik MAro Market, Igrali su: Dijana Vidušin, Hrvojka Begović, Dean Krivačić, Mia Krajcar, Slavko Juraga, Iva Mihalić, Helena Buljan, Frano Mašković,Vanda Winter, Ivan Jončić, Natalija Đođević, Asja Jovanović, Biserka Ipša, Igor Kovač i Jerko Marčić.

Roman je fokusiran na pet ženskih sudbina koje se u završnici romana dodiruju i isprepliću, kako na narativnoj, tako i na simboličnoj razini. Podijelivši roman na tri veća dijela koja obuhvaćaju dramatične situacije u životu pet žena (Glissando, Pizzicato, Vibrato), autorica provodi lajt-motiv gitare koja se začinje u sjemenki drveta, nastaje iz smreke i palisandrovine, prelazi iz ruke u ruku formirajući ljudske sudbine i stvarajući glazbu koja se nalazi i u samoj potki romana. Suptilno štivo koje u sebi sjedinjuje stvarnosne, bajkovite i simbolične elemente, a dinamična radnja i osebujni likovi mogu privući i širu čitateljsku publiku. Kristina Gavran dobila je za djelo 'Gitara od palisandra' Nagradu Mirko Kovač za najbolje djelo mladog autora 2019.-te. Redateljica Silva Ćapin, tonmajstorica : Lana Deban, glazbeni urednik MAro Market, Igrali su: Dijana Vidušin, Hrvojka Begović, Dean Krivačić, Mia Krajcar, Slavko Juraga, Iva Mihalić, Helena Buljan, Frano Mašković,Vanda Winter, Ivan Jončić, Natalija Đođević, Asja Jovanović, Biserka Ipša, Igor Kovač i Jerko Marčić.

Turbūt žinote tą akimirką, kuomet po kino filmo peržiūros atrodo, lyg pasaulis nuo šiol nebus toks pats, o emocijos kunkuliuoja ašarų sriuboje. Kaip kinas keičia požiūrį ir formuoja stereotipus?Savo patirtimis, istorijomis ir filmais dalinasi kino tyrinėtoja, Vilniaus universiteto Tarptautinių santykiu ir politikos mokslų instituto prof. Natalija Arlauskaitė.Ved. Ignas Klėjus

Enjoying the Ecommerce Coffee Break Podcast? Here are a few ways to grow your business: https://ecommercecoffeebreak.com/level-up/ ---In this episode, we dive into how to future-proof your e-commerce strategy with composable commerce. Our guest Natalija Pavić, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Kibo, explains the difference between headless and composable commerce, highlighting how businesses can implement an "integrated composable" approach that allows for incremental innovation without complete platform replacement. Natalija shares insights on how composable commerce enhances customer experiences through better API architecture, enables "Commerce Anywhere" functionality, and provides flexibility for both B2C and B2B use cases. Topics discussed in this episode: Why composable commerce future-proofs e-commerce. What makes composable different from headless microservices. How "integrated composable" adds capabilities without replacing systems. Why API performance is critical for commerce platforms. How composable enables "Commerce Anywhere". Why mid-tier companies can adopt composable with small teams. What B2B dealer portals show about composable flexibility. How AI powers commerce with generative promotions. Why business drivers matter in composable adoption. What makes well-designed APIs key for e-commerce's future . Links & Resources Website: https://kibocommerce.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/kibocommerce/ X/Twitter: https://x.com/KiboCommerce YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/kibocommerce Get access to more free resources by visiting the show notes athttps://tinyurl.com/yvyukph8 MORE RESOURCESDownload the Ecommerce Conversion Handbook for store optimization tips at https://tinyurl.com/CRO-ebook Best Apps to Grow Your eCommerce Store: https://ecommercecoffeebreak.com/best-shopify-marketing-tools-recommendations/ Become a smarter online seller in just 5 minutes Our free newsletter is your shortcut to ecommerce success. Every Tuesday and Thursday in your inbox. 100% free. Unsubscribe anytime. Sign up at https://newsletter.ecommercecoffeebreak.com Rate, Review & Follow Enjoying this episode? Help others like you by rating and reviewing my show on Apple Podcasts. Rate here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ecommerce-coffee-break-digital-marketing-podcast-for/id1567749422 Follow the podcast to catch all the bonus episodes I am adding. Do not miss out. Hit that follow button now!

Natalija Obadič se je v adventnem času domislila posebnih idej, za notranjo izkušnjo luči in dobrega.

In dieser Episode von career to go sprechen wir mit Natalija, Senior Managerin und Steuerberaterin im Bereich Financial Services Tax bei KPMG, über ihre Rolle als Führungskraft und die einzigartige Unternehmenskultur bei KPMG.

Send us a textCelebrating Local Artistry: In Conversation with Natalia of Dock 5 Welcome to the Country Proud Living Podcast: Nurturing Home, Empowered Self, I'm your host LoriLynn. Today we discuss the significance of supporting small businesses with Natalija, the owner of Dock5 in Duluth, Minnesota. Natalija shares her inspiring journey from a designer in San Francisco to a successful entrepreneur back home, creating unique canvas bags and fabric collages. A great gift idea that will be treasured for years to come shop DOCK 5!  Learn about the challenges and rewards of running a local business, the beauty of Minnesota's wildlife reflected in Natalija's work, and the importance of shopping local for community growth. The discussion highlights the personal and economic benefits of supporting local businesses, with Natalia detailing how her art reflects Minnesota's natural beauty and her experiences within the local art community. Practical advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and details on where to find Natalia's work are also discussed. Tune in for heartfelt stories, artistic insights, and practical tips on uplifting the small businesses around you.Visitors are welcome to visit DOCK 5 2311 Minnesota Ave. Duluth, MN 55802The Studio is open Saturdays & Sundays 11:00-4:00 Weekdays by Appointment Please call 218.213.3958 NatalijaLinks: FB:  @dock5duluthIG: @dock5duluth EmailEmail: dock5duluth@gmail.comTimeline Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Country Proud Living00:36 Meet Natalia: The Heart Behind Dock501:57 Natalia's Artistic Journey and Inspirations05:03 The Impact of Local Art and Community05:57 Challenges and Triumphs of Art Fairs07:41 Signature Pieces and Their Stories12:35 Upcoming Shows and Future Plans14:52 Supporting Local Businesses: Why It Matters18:43 Advice Welcome to the Country Proud Living Podcast, I'm your host LoriLynn. Thanks for stopping by today! Please subscribe to the podcast by clicking plus follow at the upper right. Click those three little dots at the top right & copy the link to share the show with your friends and family. Please leave me a review. This is truly one of the only ways to help my podcast grow. I just want you to know what it means to me that you're here today. I know everyone's time is valuable and it means a lot. Thank you. Love and light, Lori Lynn.Please share this podcast with your like minded friends and family! Please subscribe to never miss an episode! If you have questions, ideas of topics you would like to learn more about, you want to work with me, or you have feedback both good and bad is welcome it can be sent to info@countryproudhome@gmail.comSHARING ADDITIONAL LINKS TO CONNECT WITH ME: : )IG: www.instagram.com/loriolafsonPODCAST:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/country-proud-living-nurturing-home-empowered-self/id1715855014?i=1000645120377OR for Spotify, iHeart, the pod can be found most anywhere you choose to listen:https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/2247458.rssLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/olafsonloriMY ART GALLERY: https://lorilynn-o-uter.pixels.com/PINTEREST: https://pin.it/3mX6xMNcR

Sometimes talking about the Future of Shopping, in capital letters, can be so annoying. Well, thanks for telling me someday we will be flying like the Jetsons, look it up GenZ, but what good does that do me now? That's why it was so satisfying to talk about the near future of shopping - the cool, impactful experiences that are being created now by early adopters, with Nat Pavic, founder and host of the Salesforce Commerce Cloud Innovations Podcast, and product marketer at Salesforce. Take a listen - maybe the next best thing for your company is nearer than you think.

Fluent Fiction - Serbian: From Rookie to Hero: A Day of Courage in Belgrade Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/from-rookie-to-hero-a-day-of-courage-in-belgrade Story Transcript:Sr: Хладно јесење јутро обавило је Београд.En: A cold autumn morning enveloped Belgrade.Sr: Полицијска станица у центру града је била пуна људи.En: The police station in the city center was crowded with people.Sr: Људи су журили на све стране, а звук корака по каменим улицама био је једини ритам који је пратио хаос дана.En: People were rushing in all directions, and the sound of footsteps on the stone streets was the only rhythm accompanying the chaos of the day.Sr: Лишће је тихо падало на тло, док је ветар наговештавао прву кишу.En: Leaves were quietly falling to the ground, as the wind hinted at the first rain.Sr: Милош је био млад полицајац, новајлија, али са великим сном.En: Miloš was a young police officer, a rookie, but with big dreams.Sr: Управо је започео своју смену.En: He had just started his shift.Sr: Гледао је све око себе, тражећи прилику да се докаже.En: He was observing everything around him, looking for a chance to prove himself.Sr: Углавном је желео да помогне свима којима је помоћ потребна.En: Above all, he wanted to help everyone in need.Sr: Његова посвећеност правди била је снажна.En: His dedication to justice was strong.Sr: У полицијску станицу ушла је Наталија, новинарка са одлучношћу у очима.En: Natalija, a journalist with determination in her eyes, entered the police station.Sr: Није планирала бити ту, већ да извештава са локалног фестивала.En: She hadn't planned to be there, intending instead to report from a local festival.Sr: Нажалост, неочекивани инцидент одвео ју је у станицу.En: Unfortunately, an unexpected incident had brought her to the station.Sr: Имала је жељу да пронађе истину о причи која се развијала у граду.En: She was eager to uncover the truth about a story unfolding in the city.Sr: Одједном, са стране је зачуо се туп ударац.En: Suddenly, a dull thud was heard from the side.Sr: Сви су се окренули: старији човек пао је на под.En: Everyone turned: an elderly man had fallen to the ground.Sr: Станица је у тренутку била у паници.En: The station was in panic in an instant.Sr: Милош је био збуњен.En: Miloš was confused.Sr: Био је то први овако озбиљан тренутак у његовој каријери.En: This was the first such serious moment in his career.Sr: Наталија је застала, размишљајући.En: Natalija paused, considering.Sr: Да ли да прати причу или да помогне?En: Should she chase the story or help?Sr: Милош је стајао непомично, сећајући се процедура.En: Miloš stood motionless, recalling procedures.Sr: Али време је истицало.En: But time was running out.Sr: Наталија је пришла, видевши да Милош треба помоћ.En: Natalija approached, seeing that Miloš needed help.Sr: Сећала се основа прве помоћи.En: She remembered the basics of first aid.Sr: Пузала је до човека и наслутила је да је диабетичар и да му је хитно потребан шећер.En: She crawled over to the man and guessed that he was diabetic and urgently needed sugar.Sr: Милош је гледао Наталију с поштовањем.En: Miloš looked at Natalija with respect.Sr: Заједно су нашли шећер и помогли човеку да дође себи.En: Together, they found some sugar and helped the man regain consciousness.Sr: Хитна помоћ је стигла брзо и одвезла га у болницу.En: Emergency services arrived quickly and took him to the hospital.Sr: У међувремену, Наталија је знала каква прича треба да буде исписана.En: Meanwhile, Natalija knew what kind of story needed to be told.Sr: Када је све прошло, милошева увереност је порасла.En: After everything had settled, Miloš's confidence grew.Sr: Схватио је да је у кризним тренуцима важно имати тим, важно је делити повереније.En: He realized that in moments of crisis, having a team was important, and it was essential to share trust.Sr: Наталија није заборавила ни фестивал, али прича у којој је учествовала била је драгоценија.En: Natalija didn't forget about the festival, but the story she was part of was more precious.Sr: Написала је о херојству у свакодневном животу, о људима који често остају незапажени.En: She wrote about heroism in everyday life, about people who often go unnoticed.Sr: На крају дана, киша је почела тихо да пада, али је Милош осетио топлину.En: By the end of the day, the rain began to fall gently, but Miloš felt warmth.Sr: Свет је опет имао смисла.En: The world made sense again.Sr: Наталијина прича је инспирисала, а Милош је постао симбол наде у Београду.En: Natalija's story was inspiring, and Miloš became a symbol of hope in Belgrade.Sr: Људи су прослављали храброст, не само на страницама новина већ и на улицама града.En: People celebrated courage, not just on the pages of newspapers but also on the streets of the city. Vocabulary Words:enveloped: обавилоrookie: новајлијаdetermination: одлучностuncover: пронађеunfolding: развијалаthud: ударацpanic: паникаconfused: збуњенprocedures: процедураurgently: хитноconsciousness: себиemergency: хитнаheroism: херојствоnotice: запажениgently: тихоwarmth: топлинуsense: смислаsymbol: симболshift: сменуdedication: посвећеностincident: инцидентmoment: тренутакrespect: поштовањемconfidence: увереностshare: делитиprecious: драгоценијаcelebrated: прослављалиintending: планиралаcourage: храбростchaos: хаос

Svoj štiriletni mandat začenja nova predsednica uprave Radiotelevizije Slovenija Natalija Gorščak, ki je zdaj opravljala funkcijo vršilke dolžnosti predsednika uprave. Na ta položaj jo je z 11 glasovi imenoval Svet RTV. Natalija Gorščak je večino članov sveta prepričala s konkretnim programom in časovno določenimi ukrepi. Ob nastopu svojega mandata napoveduje spremembe, ki jih javnost tudi pričakuje. K spremembam javni zavod po njenem zavezuje tudi dvig RTV-prispevka.

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Natalija Nogulich may have played a stern character in Star Trek TNG and DS9 as Admiral Nechayev, but she's nothing like that in real life! Nogulich drops rank and tells us about the person beyond the command uniform, giving us an amazing life journey that brought this performer to all parts of stage and screen. We learn about her time on the set of her Trek appearances, the real-life inspiration her character was based on, her relationship with Picard and if romance was in the cards, and long-term plans for the Admiral that never materialized. From a dancer to an actor, we also hear memories of her first film in "Stony Island," lessons from one of her acting teachers, William H. Macy, stories with Angela Lansbury from "Murder, She Wrote," her time as Berta in Netflix's "Fuller House," how she perfected the art of speaking in accents and more! Meet Natalija and many other guests at Trek Long Island 2024 this summer in Hauppauge, NY, from May 31 to June 2, featuring celebrity guests from multiple eras of Star Trek shows, authors, artists, podcasters, and more in this epic event. Details on www.treklongisland.comPlease subscribe to our brand new YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@trekuntold .There, you will see all the old episodes of this show, as well as new episodes and all of our other content, including shorts and some other fun things planned for the future.Visit my Amazon shop to check out tons of Trek products andother things I enjoy - https://www.amazon.com/shop/thefightnerd View the Teespring store for Trek Untold gear & apparel- https://my-store-9204078.creator-spring.com Support Trek Untold by becoming a Patreon at Patreon.com/TrekUntold.Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and leave a rating if you like us!Follow Trek Untold on Social MediaInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/trekuntoldTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/trekuntoldFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/trekuntoldFollow Nerd News Today on Social MediaTwitter: Twitter.com/NerdNews2Day Instagram: Instagram.com/NerdNewsToday Facebook: Facebook.com/NerdNewsTodayTrek Untold is sponsored by Treksphere.com, powered by the RAGE Works Podcast Network, and affiliated with Nerd News Today.

Natalija Nogulich may have played a stern character in Star Trek TNG and DS9 as Admiral Nechayev, but she's nothing like that in real life! Nogulich drops rank and tells us about the person beyond the command uniform, giving us an amazing life journey that brought this performer to all parts of stage and screen. We learn about her time on the set of her Trek appearances, the real-life inspiration her character was based on, her relationship with Picard and if romance was in the cards, and long-term plans for the Admiral that never materialized. From a dancer to an actor, we also hear memories of her first film in "Stony Island," lessons from one of her acting teachers, William H. Macy, stories with Angela Lansbury from "Murder, She Wrote," her time as Berta in Netflix's "Fuller House," how she perfected the art of speaking in accents and more! Meet Natalija and many other guests at Trek Long Island 2024 this summer in Hauppauge, NY, from May 31 to June 2, featuring celebrity guests from multiple eras of Star Trek shows, authors, artists, podcasters, and more in this epic event. Details on www.treklongisland.comPlease subscribe to our brand new YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@trekuntold .There, you will see all the old episodes of this show, as well as new episodes and all of our other content, including shorts and some other fun things planned for the future.Visit my Amazon shop to check out tons of Trek products andother things I enjoy - https://www.amazon.com/shop/thefightnerd View the Teespring store for Trek Untold gear & apparel- https://my-store-9204078.creator-spring.com Support Trek Untold by becoming a Patreon at Patreon.com/TrekUntold.Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and leave a rating if you like us!Follow Trek Untold on Social MediaInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/trekuntoldTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/trekuntoldFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/trekuntoldFollow Nerd News Today on Social MediaTwitter: Twitter.com/NerdNews2Day Instagram: Instagram.com/NerdNewsToday Facebook: Facebook.com/NerdNewsTodayTrek Untold is sponsored by Treksphere.com, powered by the RAGE Works Podcast Network, and affiliated with Nerd News Today.

Join us as we add a personal touch to our Salesforce conversations by finally introducing our hosts, Natalija Pavic and Amalia Murray. Today we'll peel back the curtain on their career stories, celebrating two decades of Amalia's marketing journey and Nat's diverse sales experiences. Our conversation is peppered with personal anecdotes and 'Nat-isms', offering you a deeper connection with the voices that bring this podcast to life. However, this episode isn't just about reflection; it's also about community and innovation. We spotlight trailblazer marketing within the Salesforce ecosystem, particularly for Commerce Cloud, discussing the power of community and the celebration of individual stories. From interactions with the founders of the unofficial SFCC community to the personal evolution within PR and marketing technology, we highlight the adaptability required to thrive in ever-changing industries. Amalia and Nat share a passion for bringing expert insights to our audience, and they delve into the technical world of e-commerce intending to make complex concepts accessible for all. Looking ahead, we're thrilled to welcome a diverse lineup of guests, from CEOs to inspiring female leaders, as we celebrate International Women's Month. We explore the importance of different perspectives and tease the exciting direction the podcast is headed in, with aspirations for more international content and discussions on the intersection of commerce and technology. So, be sure to stay tuned for more engaging conversations and invaluable insights from the world of commerce. Show Highlights: Hosts Nat Pavic and Amalia Murray share their personal and professional backgrounds Discussion on trailblazer marketing within the Salesforce community, engagement with SFCC community founders, and the evolution of partnerships Reflections on the transition from manual media monitoring to automation The value of making complex e-commerce concepts accessible to a wider audience Future podcast plans to look forward to that will highlight a more diverse spectrum of voices on the show Follow and Review: We'd love for you to follow us if you haven't yet. Click that purple '+' in the top right corner of your Apple Podcasts app. We'd love it even more if you could drop a review or 5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast. Supporting Resources: Natalija Pavic LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natpavicTwitter: https://x.com/natalijapavic Amalia Murray LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amaliamurrayTwitter: https://x.com/emceeamalia/ Join the Commerce Trailblazer Community: http://sforce.co/commercecrew *** Episode Credits If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Emerald City Productions. They helped me grow and produce the podcast you are listening to right now. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com. Let them know I sent you.

In this episode, you'll have an opportunity to listen to Natalija's story and how she faced and overcame her own triggers in her life and business. This episode is perfect for you if: - the phrases "I'm not good enough", "I'm not worthy", "I'm not deserving" sound familiar in your mental self-talk - you have some awareness of your triggers but don't know how to deal with them - you want to use your triggers as a portal of expansion in your business - you want to reframe your relationship with your triggers and your well-being - you have perfectionism tendencies that you're ready to confront and clear - you want to learn how release painful, limiting beliefs and stuck emotions We'd love to hear your feedback from this episode! Please share the episode with someone you love and connect with us on our social media platforms below. Natalija Ivasečko is Strategy + Energetics Coach for Spiritual Entrepreneurs.  She helps them create consistent 4k$-8k$ cash months by mastering energetics and the strategy behind it. You can find her here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rebirth.with.n All my products: https://msha.ke/rebirthwith.n Christine Forde is a psychic healer and relationship mentor who helps women get out of codependent and toxic relationships and into healthy ones. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christinefordealchemist Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/xtinann TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@christinepsychichealer --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/christine-forde/message

Ruta Tannenbaum” povijesni je roman baroknog pripovjedačkog stila pri kojemu Jergović dočarava sve vrste atmosfera predratnog Zagreba: bilo da je riječ o mirisu luka koji se pruža iz lonca obitelji Tannenbaum, bilo da se radi o blatu kroz koje šljapka onodobno stanovništvo, bilo da se radi o mirisu i okusu smrti kojom režim NDH donedavnu blistavu dječju glumačku zvijezdu Rutu pretvara u prah i pepeo, kao što je u prah pepeo pretvorio milijune drugih takvih poput Rute – običnih, malih ljudi koji su kročili kroz život nesvjesni užasa koji se sprema odviti. Kroz filigransko dočaravanje magluštine kojom je NDH prekrio tadašnju državu, Jergović u istoj rečenici piše o ljubavi i smrti, o životu i bijedi, o raskoši i kostima koje nestaju u plamenu. Režija: Darko Tralić, dramatizacija: Maja Gregl, tonmjastor: Zoran Sajko, glazbeni dramaturg: Žarko Joksimović, glumili su: Ana Maras, Biserka Ipša, Natalija Đorđević, Saša Anočić, Sreten Mokrović, Tomislav Martić i Žarko Savić Premijerno emitirano 23. – 27.07.2007.

Roman „Unterstadt“ Ivane Šojat Kuči, poznat je, u kritike je dobro prošao i pritom dobio neke prestižne nagrade u domaćoj proznoj produkciji. Riječ je o vješto izvedenoj obiteljskoj križaljci uvijek složenih ljudskih odnosa, koji u obliku zanimljive višegeneracijske slavonske obiteljske kronike autorica, inače pjesnikinja i prozaistkinja, uspješno i zanimljivo prezentira suvremenom čitatelju, tj. radijskom slušatelju. Redateljica : Ranka Mesarić, dramatizacija. Nives Madunić Barišić, tonmajsotr Dubravko Robić, glazbeni urednik: Adriana Kramarić, igrali su Nada Subotić, Katarina Bistrović Darvaš, Marija Kohn , Nataša Janjić. Jelena Miholjević, Natalija Đorđević, Marta Bolfan Ugljen.

Pri založbi Ognjišče je v decembru 2023 izšla zgoščenka božičnih pesmi iz bogate glasbene dediščine, z naslovom Zvezde žarijo v izvedbi ženskega terceta in ob spremljavi organistke. Natalija Šimunovič, ena od pevk, je v predstavitvi na praznično jutro med drugim povedala, zakaj v teh pesmih lahko začutimo bližino Boga.

V Doživetjih narave smo odkrivali zgodbo ženske z izjemnim značajem, mnogimi talenti in znanji. Mira Marko Debelak-Deržaj se je s svojimi dosežki zapisala v zgodovino slovenskega in svetovnega alpinizma. Približala nam jo je avtorica nagrajene slikanice Natalija Štular.

Natalija Hormuth je profesorica latinščine in francoščine, svetovalka za celostno življenje in zdravje, coaching za vodenje z vrednotami, coaching za zavestno uporabo svojega glasu in solo pevka. V Slovenijo se je Natalija skupaj z družino vrnila v želji po večjem stiku z naravo. Rojena je v Nemčiji, pred leti pa se je odločila za drugačno pot in se vselila v hišo svojih staršev, na Štajersko. V Nemčiji je bila profesorica v gimnaziji, sodelovala je tudi pri tamkajšnjem razvoju šolskega koncepta, z vrnitvijo v Slovenijo pa ob vseh omenjenih dejavnostih na domači kmetiji pomaga ljudem, kjer sta z možem na holističen način združila glasbo ter stik z naravo in konjem. Z možem veliko koncertirata, on je pisanist in dirigent, nastopata po cerkvah, kulturnih domovih, tudi po gradovih, skratka na veliko odrih in ob različnih prireditvah. Večinoma klasično in sakralno glasbo. O Natalijinem delu lahko več preberete tudi v reviji Vzgoja, članek o celostnem poučevanju in modelu TCI. Če vas zanimata seminarja, ki ju pripravlja Natalija Hormuth, o smernicah Ruth Cohn ter o celostnem in zavestnem spremljanju otrok »Uspešno vodenje pouka« in »Uspešna komunikacija s starši v težjih situacijah«, ki sta uvrščena tudi v katalog Katis, dobite več informacij na povezavi: izobrazevanje@dkps.si www.dkps.s

V pogovoru s kulturologinjo preverjamo, katere so bile ključne lastnosti sovjetskega znanstveno-fantastičnega filma in kako se je ta kinematografska produkcija razlikovala od ameriške?Ko je berlinski zid še stal in vera v globalno revolucijo še ni usahnila, so nesporni uspehi sovjetskega vesoljskega programa predstavljali enega izmed najbolj prepričljivih argumentov, s katerimi so v Kremlju pred svetovno in domačo javnostjo zagovarjali tezo o premoči komunizma nad kapitalizmom. V tem kontekstu pa slej ko prej ni šlo samo za stvarna poročila o Sputniku, Lajki, Gagarinu ali Tereškovi, ampak tudi za znanstveno-fantastične plakate, knjige in filme, s katerimi so sovjetski umetniki svoji državi pomagali govoriti o dolgoročnih perspektivah človekovega vstopanja v kozmos in našega zmagovitega premagovanja neznanskih razdalj v medplanetarnem prostoru. Na kakšen način se je torej v očeh ruskih umetnikov osvajanje kozmosa povezovalo z utopističnimi aspiracijami komunistične ideologije? Čemu osvajanje vesolja zanje nikoli ni bilo zgolj znanstveno-inženirsko vprašanje? Zakaj, po drugi strani, njihovo delo vendarle nikoli ni bilo povsem oziroma zlahka zvedljivo na raven prosovjetske propagande? In kaj se je z vizijami človekove prihodnosti v vesolju, vpisanimi v sovjetsko znanstveno-fantastično umetnost, zgodilo, ko je zid padel, ko je vera usahnila in ko je Sovjetsko zvezo nasledila Ruska federacija? To so vprašanja, ki so nas zaposlovala v tokratnih Podobah znanja, ko smo pred mikrofonom gostili kulturologinjo in predavateljico na ljubljanski Fakulteti za družbene vede, dr. Natalijo Majsovo, ki se je tej kompleksni problematiki posvetila v dveh intrigantnih monografijah, v delu Konstruktor, estetika in kozmonavt : vesolje v sodobni ruski kinematografiji (2017) ter v knjigi Soviet Science Fiction Cinema and the Space Age (2021). foto: Goran Dekleva

In this episode of Dreams With Deadlines, host Jenny Herald interviews Tim Herbig, a seasoned expert on Objectives and Key Results (OKRs). They unpack the deeper facets of this management tool that's taking the corporate world by storm:Key Things Discussed: Journey with Tim as he retraces his formative years with OKRs, shedding light on the challenges of top-down implementations. Emphasizing utility over form, he makes a case for the importance of day-to-day applicability of OKRs in organizations. Delve into the resistance faced by product teams towards OKRs, especially when established strategies are in place. Tim's pragmatic approach champions the integration of OKRs with current team practices, ensuring they bring tangible value to daily operations. Navigate the intricate relationship between OKRs and product strategy. With a spotlight on the essence of strategy, Tim guides listeners on making strategic choices that can be tracked effectively with OKRs, bridging the gap between grand visions and actionable metrics. Show Notes [00:00:31] Discovering OKRs: A Personal and Professional Evolution. Tim Herbig's journey with OKRs began at XING, evolving through challenges and insights. He underlines the issue of top-down OKRs without clarity and stresses their day-to-day utility. [00:02:37] Bridging the Gap: Ensuring OKRs Reflect Everyday Utility and Purpose. Tim Herbig dissects the outcomes vs. outputs debate, emphasizing OKRs' bridge role between mission and daily tasks. OKRs should be flexible tools, reflecting real team tasks and challenges. [00:05:44] Marrying OKRs with Established Practices: Pragmatism Over Dogma. Jenny and Tim explore why product teams resist OKRs. Tim advocates for intertwining OKRs with current practices like sprint planning, emphasizing their practical day-to-day value. [00:08:56] Making Pragmatic Choices: How OKRs Bridge Product Strategy to Everyday Work. The dialogue between Jenny Herald and Tim Herbig delves deep into the intersection of OKRs and product strategy. Tim highlights recognizing strategy's essence, making impactful choices, and then tracking progress with OKRs. [00:14:06] Marrying OKRs with Product Discovery: From Outcomes to Behaviors. Jenny and Tim discuss tracking team/user behaviors and predicting product success using OKRs. [00:20:54] Embracing 'Better' Practices in OKRs Over 'Best' Practices. Jenny Herald and Tim Herbig delve into the nuances of better practices (adaptive and relative methods) as opposed to rigid best practices, highlighting five critical 'better practices' for effective and practical application of OKRs. [00:24:11] Aligning OKRs with Organizational Capabilities and Structures. Jenny Herald prompts Tim Herbig to share insights on the challenges faced by organizations when their desired objectives do not align with their current capabilities or structures. Tim elaborates with stories that exemplify the discrepancies between organizational structures and the application of OKRs. [00:28:52] Aligning the Cadence of Product Delivery with Outcomes. Jenny Herald and Tim Herbig discuss the challenge of synchronizing the cadence of product delivery with the desired outcomes. They ponder on the nuances of how teams should approach measuring meaningful progress, especially when direct results may not be immediately evident. [00:30:07] The Art of Developing Leading Indicators in Product Delivery. Jenny Herald and Tim Herbig delve deeper into the concept of leading and lagging indicators in relation to key results. They discuss the challenges, conceptual considerations, and the dynamism of creating proxies and leading indicators. [00:35:37] Quick-Fire Questions for Tim: What is your dream with a deadline? Tim's dream with a deadline is to do a solo travel to Tel Aviv in the next two years. When someone says they failed with OKRs previously and want to try again, what's your advice? Tim advises them to first clarify why they want to use OKRs in the first place. What's a good reason for using OKRs? The ideal reason is to enable team autonomy and outcome thinking. A more pragmatic reason is to ensure people work on the right things and maintain strategic focus. Which book largely shaped how you think? Both in general and related to OKRs. For general thinking, "Radical Acceptance" by Tara Brach influenced him the most. Regarding OKRs, he credits "Radical Focus" by Christina Wodtke and "OKRs at the Center" co-written by Natalija and Sonja. Relevant links: “Radical Acceptance,” book by Tara Brach “The Courage to Be Disliked: How to Free Yourself, Change your Life and Achieve Real Happiness,” book by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga “Radical Focus,” book by Christina Wodtke, American businessperson and specialist in the area of design thinking, information architecture and Management Science (specializing in objectives and key results (OKR) and team productivity.) “OKRs At The Center: How to use goals to drive ongoing change and create the organization you want,” by Natalija Hellesoe and Sonja Mewes Linked Better Practices over Stacked Best Practices About the Guest:Tim Herbig is a seasoned Product Management Coach and Consultant. He is passionate about helping product teams develop better practices to measure the progress of their decisions. Tim masterfully connects Strategy, OKRs, and Product Discovery. Tim has worked on solving hard business problems and driving user behaviors in diverse product contexts.Follow Our Guest:Website | LinkedIn | YouTubeFollow Dreams With Deadlines:Host | Company Website | Blog | Instagram | Twitter

In this episode of Dreams With Deadlines, host Jenny Herald sits down with Natalija Hellesoe, an Organizational development Coach and OKR expert. Natalija shares her insights and experiences in implementing OKRs, emphasizing the importance of leadership engagement, setting realistic commitments, and making time a priority. Key Things Discussed: The concept of "eat the frog" days and how they can help teams overcome time constraints.  The need for education, continuous improvement, and conscious implementations when adopting OKRs.  She offers guidance on developing a well-designed OKR system that aligns with the organization's goals and addresses the complexity of the business ecosystem.  The importance of avoiding mainstream implementations and fostering a community that promotes diversity of thought and continuous learning. Show Notes [00:00:37] Motivations and Challenges in Implementing OKRs for Business Success: Jenny Herald and Natalija Hellesoe discuss the common motivations and challenges faced by businesses when implementing OKRs. [00:01:37] Exploring the Pros and Cons of Implementing OKRs for Organizational Success: Jenny and Natalija discuss both the advantages and disadvantages of using OKRs as a methodology for goal-setting and organizational alignment. [00:04:13] Navigating Realism in Company Goal Setting for Effective OKRs: Natalija emphasizes the importance of strategic focus and considering other requirements and stakeholders when setting realistic OKRs. [00:06:51] Navigating Difficult Conversations for Successful OKR Implementation: Natalija discusses the need for difficult conversations in setting priorities and making commitments for successful OKR implementation. [00:07:47] The Importance of Realistic Assessments for Successful OKR Implementation: Natalija highlights the significance of conducting realistic assessments before implementing OKRs. [00:09:44] Balancing Customer Expectations and Delivering Effective Methodologies: Natalija emphasizes understanding customers' actual needs and meeting expectations while providing what they truly need. [00:10:41] Navigating the Role of Senior Leadership in Successful OKR Implementation: Natalija discusses the challenges and importance of senior leadership involvement in OKR implementation. [00:13:30] The Crucial Role of Senior Leaders in OKR Implementation and Success: Natalija emphasizes the importance of senior leadership's commitment and understanding of OKRs for successful adoption. [00:16:14] Making Time Commitment the First OKR: Natalija explores the concept of making time commitment the first OKR and provides examples of addressing time-related issues. [00:21:20] Fostering Engagement: Natalija discusses the benefits of "eat the frog" days and the challenge of engagement when introducing new initiatives. [00:23:25] Bridging the Gap: Strategies for Engaging Skeptics and Fostering OKR Adoption. Natalija discusses strategies for bridging the gap between OKR believers and skeptics. [00:27:29] Striking the Right Balance: Implementation for Successful OKR Adoption. Natalija emphasizes the importance of finding the right balance in OKR adoption and avoiding micromanagement. [00:29:46] Guidelines for Developing a Well-Designed OKR System. Natalija highlights the importance of understanding the problem, prioritizing focus, and educating oneself about different variations. [00:33:52] The Future of OKRs: Moving Towards Conscious Implementations. Jenny and Natalija discuss the future of OKRs. Natalija urges conscious implementations of OKRs and avoiding the mainstream trap. [00:35:25] Enhancing the OKR Method: Embracing Complexity and Engaging in Conversation. Natalija emphasizes embracing complexity and engaging in conversations to improve the OKR method. [00:37:47] Quick-Fire Questions for Natalija: What's your Dream With a Deadline: Natalija's dream is to go on an expedition through Greenland before turning 40. What drew Natalija to the OKR method: Natalija's interest in connections and seeing the bigger picture naturally drew her to frameworks and methods that help people understand how things belong together, and OKRs fulfill these aspects for her. Advice for those starting out with OKRs: Natalija advises not to believe everything written about OKRs, but instead to keep digging and talking to people to enrich their understanding and benefit from diverse opinions and perspectives. Where Natalija hopes to be this time next year: Natalija hopes to be in a remote location, reflecting on the past 12 months of working with great customers and finding more organizations that have embraced change in how they work together, driven by enthusiasm to make a difference. Book that shaped Natalija's thinking: The book "Speaking and Being" by Kübra Gümüşay, which explores how language shapes our thinking and determines our politics, shaped Natalija's thinking and emphasized the importance of language, also relevant in the context of OKRs. Relevant links: “Speaking and Being” by Kübra Gümüsay “Measure What Matters: How Google, Bono, and the Gates Foundation Rock the World with OKRs” by John Doerr “OKRs AT THE CENTER,” by Natalija Hellesoe and Sonja Mewes About Our Guest:Natalija Hellesoe is a trainer, coach, and chance taker, supporting companies in increasing focus, autonomy, and value creation. She works with organizations at various stages of their OKR journey. Her diverse experiences and global perspective drive her to redefine possibilities.Follow Our Guest:Website | LinkedInFollow Dreams With Deadlines:Host | Company Website | Blog | Instagram | Twitter

In this episode we sit down with Zach's dear dear friend actress, author and teacher Natalija Nogulich. You may know her as the feisty Admiral Alynna Nechayev in Star Trek The Next Generation & Star Trek Deep Space Nine. She has had a long storied career on the big and small screen to include the wife of Clark's boss in the GREATEST Christmas movie of all time…National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, Jo Hoffa in the 1992 movie Hofa alongside Jack Nicholson, as well so many tv shows to include Designing Women, Coach, Tales from the Crypt, LA Law, Murder she wrote, Frasier, Home Improvement, Chicago Hope, The West Wing, 24, Red Widow (with Anson Mount), NCIS, Criminal Minds, Fuller House, Chicago Med and so much more! We hope you enjoy this very special interview as much as we did!

Nocoj smo premierno slišali novo pravljico avtorice Natalije Šimunović: O hitrem polžku in počasni miški. Izbrana je bila med 945 pravljicami, ki so prispele na natečaj Radia Slovenija za izvirno slovensko pravljico. Najmanjšemu polžku in majceni miški se mudi na tržnico … Polžek se je razveselil: »Tudi jaz šibam tja!« Miš je zavila z očmi in rekla: »Ja, vidim.« Tačke so se ji lepile na polžkovo slino. »No, zdaj sem pa pozabila. Moka, olje, sir in … ?« Pripovedujeta: Anja Novak in Gregor Zorc. Avtorica besedila: Natalija Šimunović. Glasbena opremljevalka: Darja Hlavka Godina. Mojster zvoka: Matjaž Miklič. Režiserka: Ana Krauthaker. Pravljica z natečaja za oddajo Lahko noč, otroci! 2021. Posneto v studiu 02 Radia Slovenija, maj 2023.

Windrad, Textilrecycling, Wasseraufbereitung und Co.: In dieser Folge des Netzbastelns stellt uns Moritz Metz sechs Open-Hardware-Projekte vor, die von der Open Knowledge Foundation gefördert werden. Moritz hat in Berlin mit den Erfinder*innen der ausgewählten Projekte gesprochen. Wenn ihr das gerade lest, funktioniert das wegen Open Source – mindestens das halbe Internet basiert auf quelloffener Software, die oft von Ehrenamtlichen entwickelt und kostenlos weitergegeben wird. Aber es gibt auch Open Hardware – also Erfindungen , Objekte, Geräte, deren Teilelisten und Bauanleitungen der Allgemeinheit zur Verfügung stehen. So war zum Beispiel das selbstgeschweißte Netzbasteln-Lastenrad einer Open-Hardware-Anleitung entlehnt. Um mehr Open-Hardware-Dokumentationen für die Zivilgesellschaft zu fördern, hat die "Open Knowledge Foundation" einen Ideenwettbewerb ausgerufen – und eine zwölfköpfige, ehrenamtliche Jury, der auch Netzbastler Moritz Metz angehörte, hat beschlossen, sechs Open-Hardware-Projekte zu fördern. In Berlin wurden diese bemerkenswerten Bauwerke kürzlich vorgestellt – und Moritz hat mit deren Erfinder*innen gesprochen. 1: Die Textilrecycling-Maschine von Natalija und Sara kann Gestricktes zurück in Vlies und damit Garn umwandeln. 2: Das Windkit soll pro Jahr Strom für 200 Waschmaschinenladungen erzeugen. 3: LibreWater will Meerwasser entsalzen und zu Trinkwasser machen - mit Solarenergie. 4: Das mobile Heißdampfsystem will Küchenkollektiven (zum Beispiel auf Festivals oder Camps) helfen, Geschirr schnell und portabel keimfrei zu bekommen. 5: Das OpenMycoLab will einen sterilen Reinraum in einem ausrangierten Kühlcontainer schaffen - zur Pilzzucht, aber auch als mobiles Labor in Krisengebieten. 6: Laser4DIY ist ein professionell entwickelter Open-Source-Lasercutter für Elektronik-Platinen.

Natalija Spark, andragoginja, pedagoginja, psihoterapevtka in tolmačka slovenskega znakovnega jezika, se je rodila gluhim staršem. Zaradi tega je v otroštvu doživela tudi veliko težkih in bolečih trenutkov. "Kdo ste vi, ki govorite, da iz mene nič ne bo," si je mislila. In zmagala! Natalija Spark vsak dan gradi mostove med gluhim in slišečim svetom. Družba veliko lažje kot gluhoto sprejema druge invalidnosti. "V zibelko mi je bil dan poklic, ki ga zdaj opravljam z velikim veseljem." Odigrala je zelo pomembno vlogo v borbi za priznavanje slovenskega znakovnega jezika kot maternega jezika gluhih oseb. Tolmačke in tolmači slovenskega znakovnega jezika so vedno oblečeni v črna oblačila in brez nakita. "To je zelo barvit poklic. Naše poslušalke in poslušalci nas poslušajo z očmi. Če bi imeli mi na sebi kaj zanimivega, lepega, svetlečega, nas ne bi poslušali, zato smo čim bolj nevtralni. Kot nekakšni črni kosi …" Po pogovoru priporočamo odlomek iz filma Glas družine Belier. Glavna junakinja je slišeča hči, ki se rodi gluhim staršem.

Natalija Nogulich talks talks working on "The West Wing", her book "One Woman's War", and the audition that led her to "Christmas Vacation"! About Natalijia: NATALIJA NOGULICH  recently completed a guest star role for CHICAGO MED, on the heels of indy ALL HAPPY FAMILIES also filmed in Chicago.  Previously she did a dynamic “horror” film, THE SPRINGFIELD THREE, directed by the talented, award winning Sam Gonzalez. Another indy, UNTHINKABLE, garnered Natalija the Pinnacle International Best Actress Award for her lead role.  Other recent highlights were episodes of SHAMELESS and PRESUMED INNOCENT with the great Kelsey Grammer. She supported in THE LAST WORD, directed by Mark Pellington; and DANGEROUS GAMES, directed by Daria Nazarova, which was accepted into the Shorts Program at the Cannes International Film Festival.  Natalija has guest starred on Netflix Series, FULLER HOUSE, and on NBC Pilot, DUMB PRINCE directed by Amy Poehler, as well as NCIS, CRIMINAL MINDS and KC UNDERCOVER, GLEE, 2 BROKE GIRLS, and WIZARDS OF WAVERLY PLACE REUNION with Selena Gomez, and many others.           Natalija was series regular on ABC series, RED WIDOW, where she played Russian mob wife, Elena Petrova. Her role as Italian reporter, Giovanetta Ricci in HBO biopic PHIL SPECTOR with Al Pacino, reunited her with director David Mamet, with whom she has done six films: (SPECTOR, HOMICIDE, SPARTAN, THINGS CHANGE, THE WATER ENGINE, and HOFFA opposite Jack Nicholson.) Other films include: COMMENTARY, INCARNATE, SHARKSKIN, THE HOLLOW, STEAL BIG-STEAL LITTLE, ABOVE SUSPICION, AN EYE FOR AN EYE, THE GLASS SHIELD, THE CHASE, POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE, BLOOD IN-BLOOD OUT, THE GUARDIAN, FOUR FRIENDS, COMMENTARY, STONY ISLAND and the ever popular, widely-viewed NATIONAL LAMPOON'S CHRISTMAS VACATION.          Natalija is perhaps most known for her role as Admiral Nechayev in STAR TREK – THE NEXT GENERATION, and was also featured in Hallmark's JANE DOE 9, LOCUSTS, PIZZA MY HEART, GROWING PAINS, DYING TO DANCE, THE SLEEPWALKER KILLING, LAZARUS MAN. She recurred on THE WEST WING, THE PRACTICE, THE PRETENDER, BROOKLYN BRIDGE, TRACY TAKES ON.          Ms. Nogulich was Founder and Artistic Director of THE GRACE PLAYERS THEATRE COMPANY in Hollywood, where for fifteen years, she produced and directed classical and contemporary plays, including the West Coast Premiere of David Mamet's adaptation of Chekhov's THE THREE SISTERS, which won four DRAMA-LOGUE AWARDS, including Best Direction.  She directed the World Premiere of Jason Milligan's comedy, WALKING ON THE MOON, six ONE ACT FESTIVALS, SUPREME THERAPY, THE DAME OF NEW ORLEANS, A TRIBUTE TO EUGENE O'NEILL, BURN THIS, SUPREME THERAPY (with Sopranos' Ray Abruzzo) and many other projects featuring actors, Joe Mantegna, W.H. Macy, Peter Falk, George Segal, Burt Reynolds, Carol Kane, Frances Fisher, and others.           She authored historical novel, ONE WOMAN'S WAR, (the first of a trilogy) which is now being developed into a screenplay.  She also wrote and directed a documentary short called CORPORAL JAKE, about World War I Medal of Honor Recipient Jake Allex.  Follow the show on social media!          Instagram: https://instagram.com/thanksforcominginpodcast/          Twitter: https://twitter.com/tfci_podcast          Facebook: http://facebook.com/thanksforcominginpodcast/           Theme Music by Andrew Skrabutenas Producers: Jillian Clare & Susan Bernhardt Channel: Realm For more information, go to thanksforcominginpodcast.com    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ime tedna je Natalija Nedeljko, predsednica Društva za zaščito konj in ostalih živali, ki že vrsto let skrbi za obolele, mučene in zanemarjene živali, s spoštljivim skrbništvom pa jim pomaga, da lahko vnovič zaživijo dostojno življenje. Kandidata sta bila še:  Urška Djukić, režiserka večkrat nagrajenega filma Babičino seksualno življenje, ki je na podelitvi nagrad Evropske filmske akademije v Reykjaviku prejela še eno prestižno priznanje, nagrado za najboljši kratki film. Srečko Mlačnik, dolgoletni direktor Koroškega doma starostnikov, ki je za prispevek k razvoju in kakovosti izvajanja socialnovarstvenih programov prejel nagrado za življenjsko delo na področju socialnega varstva.

Geneva Robins and Natalija Radovanovic chat in this podcast episode about the intense energy that can be generated as you awaken your intuition. The energy can sometimes be very powerful and challenging to manage and understand. With a few simple strategies, you can protect your sensitivity and continue leading your full, rich life in the 3D world.Both Natalija and Geneva are very familiar with this powerful download energy in their work as intuitive readers. Activating your psychic powers, what we call your intuition at your third eye chakra, can be a wild ride. Still, we have several tips and strategies that help you stabilize this energy flow. The Universe will connect you to the best resources at the perfect timeYou come into Reiki when you are meant to. There are these perfect-timing moments. You connect to these Divine synchronicity moments as you begin to build your spiritual practice. The more you sit in meditation and move your body to your breath in yoga and other practices, the more likely you will just stumble into your spirituality. You might have a sudden awakening of your intuition and connection to the Divine.This might be new and even unsettling at first, but don't worry, we are well practiced at helping others ground this energy and make sense of the messages they are getting from Spiritual downloads.How do I handle the intense energy as I open up to my intuition?Sometimes you get connected to this very, very intense flow of light and energy, almost like information downloads. You might get really strong feelings and guidance when you're opening up your spiritual practice.People get sort of suddenly and rapidly connected to their spiritual team, and they start hearing this guidance in their heads. The energy is so strong they can't ignore it anymore; they have to take action, but they don't quite know where the guidance is taking them. It's definitely a departure from what you would normally experience, and it can be an unsettling thing. But it's okay! We can help you navigate this new and exciting phase of your life.Sitting with the rapid increase in spiritual energyWhen Natalija sees clients who are going through those big, massive shifts or spiritual awakenings, she cheers and celebrates. She likes to remind them that this is a new space for them and a new time for connection. The downloads and messages come in pretty hot and fast, and there's not much else you can do; just practice receiving it. Really sit with the downloads and energy; it's all aligned with your highest good. You're meant to get those messages. To sit with the energy, spend a few minutes every day in silent meditation. Just feel the energy and be open to the love, support and guidance it carries. Let the energy flow through without resisting it, and be patient. Just like a downloaded file, you need to wait till the full energy of the message is received before you can make sense of it.Take a notebook with you wherever you go. Spend a few moments every day simply writing in your journal. Don't edit or cross anything out. Just let the experience flow through. Document what you are experiencing in your journal because sometimes, just writing it down, it begins to make sense.What is a spiritual download?It's almost like an energy surge. When the downloads or spiritual energy coming through is really intense, it's usually in response to a big question or opening up your creativity. As you start moving more and more energy through your system, you also get access to greater and greater amounts of information. If you've been putting out a call and asking for guidance, in particular, there's a response with the energy. And so sometimes you feel this very big surge. It might feel like your crown chakra, at the top of your head, has taken in a big gulp of water. It's almost like pressure, but it's not a headache; it's more like a sensation of fullness that might be tied to a feeling of heat or rushing energy going through the body. It's intense, but it's not necessarily uncomfortable. So if you're going into discomfort, and there's a headache or anything like that, check with your doctor. But if you're otherwise healthy and you actually feel okay, then it's probably simply a spiritual awakening. It's almost like this sensation, or wattage of how much you're experiencing the world around you, has suddenly increased. You might find that your perception of colours, light, and other people's energy suddenly gets louder. The ego has been silenced, and the messages from Spirit that have been trying to get through are shouting at full volume. It can feel like a sudden increase in your perception of the information. That rush of energy is a cue to go and sit and meditate and get your journal nearby. Check in with your physical well beingOne of the first things we recommend is to make sure you are attending to your physical needs and environment. Big rushes of energy can sometimes feel like you are floating, so it's important to nurture your body. Get lots of rest, eat nourishing and healthy foods, and drink fresh water. Sometimes simply tending to your physical environment can reorient you to your aligned and whole state. This attention to the present moment and your physical needs won't stop the flow of energy. It helps you begin moving the energy through so you can start to make sense of it.If in doubt, check in with a medical professional. Accessing more spiritual energy feels intense, but there is no physical discomfort. It feels important and meaningful, but the messages are always loving and supportive. If it is a frightening or painful experience, it is important to check on your physical and mental well-being. Spiritual downloads, even big ones, still make you feel good physically.Grounding Meditations to integrateDoing the grounding meditations will help to lessen that load of energy. Grounding helps you tap into the stabilizing energy of the earth and will help support the smooth expansion of the experience.Once you ground and connect the energy to all your chakras, you can gain the understanding you are seeking. Try out our Tree Meditation or our Grounding Meditation to help you flow the energy and information through.Gentle releasing activities, such as writing in a journal, meditating or doing yoga, will let it process. Even walking can ground you. You're still moving that energy. It's important to move that energy because it will not get any less intense if it's just sitting there. Slowing down is one of the biggest things. After all, in those moments when the energy is flowing in, it might not feel totally comfortable because it is all so new. You'll continue processing it by becoming still in meditation and reflection in your journal. The more you sit with it, ground and connect with it and try to find what messages are in there, it will help you move through those waves a little bit easier. Move the energy through your chakrasWhen you move the energy through your chakras and ground it, you let the wisdom within each of your chakras help you understand the fullness of the message.Because when you do get those massive downloads, or when you're open up to the Divine, and your intuition in your third eye chakra is massively open, you're working your upper energies and upper chakras. If you leave the energy there, it can create an imbalance. Reiki can help you to process it physically through the rest of your energy centers. The chakras are energy centers connected to every major organ center in your body and help you with different parts of your life. You can think of them as different parts of your spiritual intelligence. The crown chakra at the top of your head helps you with spiritual connection. The third eye chakra at your brow is responsible for your intuition. The throat chakra helps you with communication and listening. Your heart chakra is the centre for love and compassion. The solar plexus chakra in your upper belly helps you with willpower, confidence and identity. Your sacral chakra, in your lower belly, helps you with knowing your value, worthiness, and creativity. The root chakra at the base of your spine helps you with order, structure, routines, and safety. These centers are connected by the Hara line, the central energy channel flowing through all the chakras. That channel helps all of your energy centers communicate with each other and flow energy from one part of your system to the other. In Reiki, we work extensively with the Hara line and the flow of energy through the chakras and the aura.When we're talking about processing that intense energy download, we're basically taking that energy information and very gently letting it go through every single chakra and letting every chakra interpret it. Once it integrates your heart chakra, for example, the energy will probably tell you a lot about compassion and how to bring this greater self-love and awareness into your life. At the root chakra, the energy surge will become well-grounded, and you'll have a practical sense of how to put this energy and guidance into practical action. You can check on the energy levels in your chakras with our Chakra Energy Quiz. This gives you a simple overview of where your levels are at and gives you even more information on restorative activities that help rebalance your energy.Get help moving the intense energySometimes you might need help sorting those messages out, and that is when it's really good to come in for Reiki or an Intuitive Reading. While the energy is super big, Reiki can help you get back down to a manageable state for yourself. It feels like the information makes sense and plugs into the right places. When you come in for a Reiki Session or Intuitive Reading, you get to check if your intuitive compass is still pointing north. You get to compare your interpretation of the energy to somebody else's. It's like a signal check.Going for a session or reading helps strengthen your own intuition by getting confirmation. We are often reiterating what you're already receiving. And when we're accurate with the message, you get an internal resonance feeling inside, or even shivers or goosebumps. Truth resonates like a bell ringing inside you.You keep learning and evolving in your spiritual path. And it is so nice to get support along the way; we do the same! Asking for help and guidance from others is a big part of the practice and healing journey. We have a new podcast episode every month! Please subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. You can send us your question in the comments below or record your question here: https://www.lunaholistic.com/podcast/  LunaHolistic Podcast 05 TranscriptIntense Energy and Your Spiritual Awakening – How Do You Manage It?Hosted by: Geneva Robins – LunaHolistic Facilitated by: Natalija RadovanovicPodcast Air Date: Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022Episode: LHP050:05  Welcome to the showGENEVA ROBINS: Welcome to the LunaHolistic podcast! I'm your host, Geneva Robins, and every month on this podcast, we'll talk about Reiki, as well as answering your questions on all things spiritual. We are gratefully located in Calgary in Treaty 7 Territory. Thank you all, and welcome to the show!Hello, my name is Geneva Robins and this is the LunaHolistic podcast. Today, I have Natalija Radovanovic with me. Natalija is a Reiki Master and Intuitive Reader here at LunaHolistic. Say hi, Natalija.NATALIJA RADOVANOVIC: Hello, I am happy to be here. Hello, everyone. GR: Yeah, I'm so glad we got a chance to connect and chat about a whole pile of things, including our favourite topic, Reiki, and all of the spiritual things. So, thank you for joining me today.NR: Yeah, I'm happy to be here. And I love talking about Reiki and energy and that's the perfect place for it. So, I'm excited.1:22  The collective breath of gratitude.GR: Sweet, awesome. At least so far, we've started every episode with a collective breath of gratitude. So, just a little mini-meditation to help us settle in. If you, as the listener, you are driving a car, then don't close your eyes, and you might want to skip ahead so you don't get into an altered state of consciousness behind the wheel, not recommended. Otherwise, please feel free to close your eyes gently and take a few deeper breaths, just settling in. Noticing the tug of gravity connecting you to the planet. And let everything go as a few settled sighs of relief. Just connecting in to the flow of gratitude that lives within you. Noticing the gratitude that lives deep in the Earth. And feel that gratitude reflected by you. As you send thoughts of gratitude into the Earth, that gratitude rebounds and fills you. Noticing all the plants and animals, birds, the wind, the stars, the moon, everything around you. That organic, flowing natural system that we get to be a part of. Just feel immense gratitude for all of these gifts of nature. And gratitude for all of the people, all of the creativity and growth. All of the kindness and love that exists within the planet. Just noticing that, and feeling that gratitude flow back to you. Letting everything get clear and noticing the energy around your body, your aura. Maybe even letting a rainbow form around you, feeling clear and connected and filled with the highest light. And when you're ready, you can open your eyes. Ah! [laughs] NR: That was so nice! [laughs]GR: I always love doing meditations together. It's the go-to move. [laughs]NR: Oh, totally, no matter what. No matter if you're opening an energy session or just in your day. I mean, it's, that feels amazing.GR: Yeah, yeah. And I'm a huge, huge fan of sprinkling these little moments of meditation in throughout the day and just letting that energy, sort of, these little, like, micro top-ups. You know, as you can find them, wherever they are. So, yeah, amazing.NR: Me too. GR: Yeah. [laughs]NR: I do it at work, in the car, like, if I need to ground or connect real quick or just kind of charge myself up, I definitely do that. [laughs]GR: Yeah, it makes such a huge, huge difference. I always think that a big cornerstone of the practice is building in frequency first. So, doing little, tiny meditations throughout your day, and every day, for me, has been a game changer, so. NR: Yeah, likewise. GR: Awesome, yeah. [laughs] So, Natalija, what drew you into doing Reiki? Like, how did you get to be here today chatting with me about Reiki and spirituality and intuition and all that good stuff?NR: [laughs] I feel like I love answering that question. I love reflecting on that question and never gets old. I still don't quite know the answer as to what kind of landed me into Reiki and into Reiki classes and training and going through all the levels, but I give full credit to the Universe for that one, because something was pushing me in there. But I think what started it was just my own spiritual and healing journey. I felt like, many moons ago, when I first walked the path of energy and Reiki and metaphysical things, I was at a place where I kind of needed something, but I wasn't sure what exactly that was, and something that felt really intuitive and aligned with me. So, I'm always open to this type of realm and world. And I worked at a yoga studio for a little bit and bumped into a Reiki Master there and went for a session and a card reading. And it was really profound. And I remember leaving that session feeling, now what I know, is to be, like, so grounded and, like, realigned. It just felt, it felt really perfect. And even in that moment, I knew I was definitely going to go back and be a Reiki client and come back for sessions and healings and whatnot. And then I think I just started to look for it more in the city and see how available it was, and kind of went from there. I bumped into LunaHolistic and did some research online as well at other places, and kind of kept coming back to that. And, you know, like I said, again, like I wasn't even really sure that I was, you know, signing up for classes or trainings. And then it kind of pulled me in and kind of went from there. And then sat in on Level I and it opened up a whole bunch of everything, right, and kind of really started to make more sense of my life for me in a way that I wasn't able to before then. So, I never looked back since. And now I get to, you know, I'm a Master Level and been helping people in their practice and journey. It's been, it's been really neat. 7:42  The “Hand of the Divine” is guiding you along.GR: Yeah, so cool. I love that because it's like, seeing that, sort of, “Hand of the Divine” kind of guiding you along, like, "Come along, here; we'll just take you to these different places where you'll start to connect to the resources and the tools that are going to be the most meaningful and important for you." And I love all of that. That's so great. NR: Yeah, no, I totally feel the same. And even when clients come in, you know, and they're like, "I'm not really sure why I came today." And it's like, "It doesn't matter. It's all aligned." You see, you come in for Reiki when you're meant to and, you know, after the session, it all kind of makes sense for them. So, yeah, it's just, it's so beautiful how, like, Reiki and energy kind of find you. GR: Yeah, yeah, it is. It is. And I always think that there's always these “perfect timing” moments. You start to connect to this Divine synchronicity as you start to become curious about, sort of, spirituality and your connection, and opening up your intuition. Definitely, like, doing meditation and yoga, which is so, so broad and common now. There's sort of a yoga studio in every neighbourhood, at least where we live in Calgary. And I think that's amazing, and just that growth, and I think the more you get people sitting in meditation and moving their body to their breath, they're going to stumble into their spirituality. You know? [laughs] Because yoga is a spiritual system, and it's designed to awaken you. And that kind of brings us to the question that we've been getting from people who've been coming in, that on the spiritual path, sometimes you stumble into this really intense energy. And the question is, you know, how do I handle the intense energy as I open up to my intuition? So, sometimes you get connected to this very, very intense flow of light and energy and, sort of, almost like downloads of information. People get, sort of, suddenly and rapidly connected to their spiritual team and they start, you know, hearing this guidance in their head, or they start getting really, really strong feelings. They're so strong, they can't ignore them anymore. They have to take action, but they don't quite know where it's taking them. It's definitely sometimes the departure from what you would normally do. And it can kind of be an unsettling thing. I'm wondering, Natalija, like, what do you see with that? And what are some of the things and tools and strategies that you suggest to people who are, sort of, caught off guard by these, kind of, rapid increase of spiritual temperature? [laughs]10:46  What to do when you get massive downloads and don't know how to process it.NR: Yeah, I mean, you know, first, when I see my clients that have gone through those big, massive shifts or spiritual awakenings, I mean, there's a part of me that's like, "Yay! It's exciting! You're gonna love this!" While they're like, "My life is falling apart! I'm not sure how to handle this." So, it's kind of that, but also, like, I just like to remind them that, you know, and remembering that this is a new space for them and a new time for them, but also, like, having that intense energy come in fast. I mean, we know, too, like with the Divine and the downloads and the messages, they come in pretty hot and fast, and there's not really much else you can do but just kind of, like, receive it. And so, that's kind of what I've been finding people are at, where they're getting these massive downloads, filling them up and in their space and energy, and they don't know what else to do with it, or how to shut it down.So, I kind of like to, depending on their session and where they're at with it, I like to, you know, just remind them to still check in with their physical and ground and do, like, the grounding meditations to kind of lessen that load, but also, to get them to really sit with what the downloads have been. Because for whatever reason, it's all aligned and intuitive, so they were meant to get those messages. But sometimes I've been finding they've been needing a lot of help sorting those messages out. And so, more often than not, they've come in for Reiki. But to help them with that, I kind of, I do offer first, like, that grounding and connecting with your physical, because when you do get those massive downloads, or when you're open up to the Divine, and your intuition is, and your Third Eye Chakra is massively open, you're working your upper energies and your upper chakras, and it can create that imbalance and that divide of not processing it physically through the rest of your energy centres. And as you do that, and sit with that, it helps not make it feel so unbalanced or so intense. So, I find from experience with the clients, they've said that, you know, once they ground and connected, and more often than not, they do need help with that, so it's like Reiki sessions are good while the energy is super big to kind of get you back down to, like, a manageable state for yourself. But once you really ground and give that back to the universal life force energy, it feels a little bit more manageable, and it feels like it makes sense and it plugs into the right places. So, that's kind of what I've seen in my experience, where they get this massive download, and then they don't really know how to move it or how to process it. And slowing down – I feel like slowing down is one of the biggest things, because in those moments, it's almost kind of like, how I interpret it, when they're going through those moments, it's like they have that, like, anxiety, fight or flight kind of moment, where it's like it's not comfortable to sit with it. It's more comfortable to kind of, you know, expel that energy and kind of release it. But there's no other way to, kind of, ground it but to download it and continue processing it. And reminding them that the more that they sit with it, and then the more that they ground and connect with it and try to find what messages are in there will help them move through those waves a little bit easier as well. So, you know, practising releasing, but gentle releasing activities, such as writing in a journal or, you know, meditating or doing yoga, like, gentle type of ways to release that, but also letting it process, because even walking can ground you and you're still moving, but you're still moving that energy. So, I would tell them that it's important to move that energy, because if it's just sitting there, then it's not gonna get any less intense or feel any less intense. And if you're not moving it lower, it's gonna stay up in your headspace. And then if you're still open to more messages, it's just gonna, it's just gonna to be massive, right? So.GR: [laughs] Yeah, yeah. NR: What's your experience with that?14:57  What's a massive download?GR: Well, I kind of want to even jump back to the very beginning and even just describe what the sensation is, because everybody experiences it a little bit different. And I'm kind of thinking, maybe people are, like, scratching their head a little bit, of, like, "What do you mean by massive download? Like a computer?" And everybody experiences this – sort of, it's almost like an energy surge. I'll sort of describe it for me, and then maybe you can describe it, because I know you've experienced the massive download state before as well. For me, when the downloads or this energy coming through is really intense, it's usually in response to, for me, anyway, it's a response to a big question I've been asking. So, if I've been very curious, or if I've been opening up my creativity, I get a sort of surge of energy in reply. And one of the things we talk about in Reiki is that Reiki is energy, but it's also information, because it's tied to, sort of, this "fabric of the Universe." So, as you start moving more and more energy through your system, you also get access to greater and greater amounts of information. But it's almost like that energy or the answer to your questions, or that, sort of, you know, if you've been putting out a call and asking for guidance, in particular, there's a response with the energy. And so, sometimes you feel this very big surge. And for me, sometimes it feels like my Crown Chakra at the top of my head has taken in a big gulp of water. So, like, when you swallow really hard and really fast, and it's like, there's just a really, it's almost like, pressure, it's not like a headache, it's more like a sensation of fullness, it might be tied to a feeling of heat, or sort of rushing energy going through my body. It's intense, but it's not necessarily uncomfortable. So, if you're going into discomfort, and there's a headache or anything like that, and like, check with your doctor, always, you know!NR: [laughs]GR: Double-check that you don't have something, like, genuinely neurological going on with you. But you know, if you're otherwise healthy, and you actually kind of feel okay, you're just finding that, it's almost like this sensation wattage, you know, of how much you're experiencing of the world around you. You might find that your perception of colours and light and other people's energy has all of a sudden gotten louder, almost like, the dim hum that's been in your head has, all of a sudden, been silenced, and the messages that have been trying to get through are sort of shouting at full volume. You know, sort of like when you're out and talking and they're sort of in a group setting and everybody's sort of chatting, and then all of a sudden, people aren't chatting and the voice gets very loud – it's sort of like that, you know – this sort of sudden increase in, kind of, your perception of the information. That's kind of the way I feel these downloads, and I always use them as a cue to go and sit and meditate and get my journal nearby. So, I love sort of just sitting with the energy and just noticing it. And the more I sit with it, the more it will start to flow down through my body, like you had said, with the Chakras, and almost think of it as, like, if I've got a lot of energy up by my head, I almost want to let my levels settle out.Like, all of my Chakras were these cylinders of different colours, liquids of water, and you took the barriers out between them, and you just want all of the energy levels to be equal, you know. And it might sort of slosh back and forth a bit as the energy gets, basically out of compression, and into a state of flow. Because it's when we move, like you'd said, like was when we move that energy through all of our Chakra system, and, is when we can really connect in with what that message truly is. And then we can come from a grounded state. And it's not about shutting off the flow of energy or information or answers, because that's kind of not what you want. You want to connect to this. It's a process that's been started by you. Your guides, your team, just don't dump energy randomly on people who aren't ready for it. [laughs] While some people might be disagreeing with me right now, like, you wouldn't be experiencing it if you weren't ready for, sort of, this levelling up with your connection to the Divine. But that's kind of one part of how I feel it and sense it. For you, like, when you get an energy download, sort of, how do you feel it and you know, in your body, the sensation of it, that sort of thing?NR: Kind of similar to what you kind of experienced is again, it doesn't feel like it's so, like, yeah, that uncomfortableness, it's kind of just more of, like, okay, there's the big message I'm kind of meant to receive. So, just accepting it. 20:46  Writing in your journal to interpret the energy.But for me, yeah, like, I really need to kind of move it through, because I feel like if I leave it up in my headspace a little bit too much, then it gets all convoluted, right? When I get the massive, intense energy coming in, I like to write in my journal, for sure. That's a really good exercise that I found that helps me. It just brings that clarity to whatever that message I'm meant to get from that moment, or what my team or spirit guides are wanting me to know. And yeah, I find the most clarity when I do that, because then I'll read it back. And it's like, you're in a different state. Right? Like, it's not you, but it's like processing through you. And I found a lot of people comment that, too, where they're like, "It's not like, I don't feel like it's me." And it's like, "Well, because it's the Divine." Like, it is you, you're part of the Divine, you are the Divine, but it's a higher consciousness that's coming through you with these messages. So, it's really neat to hear that, too, when that happens. And yeah, but I will get that kind of tingling and just that need to move. So, when that happens, I write and I walk. [laughs] I'm a mover.GR: Mm-hmm. Yeah, yeah, definitely things that move your body and your breath and gets you in nature. And yeah, yoga is fantastic for moving that energy. And Reiki too, because Reiki is a generally downward energy flow from the Crown, through all of the Chakra centres, down to the Root. And so, it can help with processing the energy so that it's not just, like you said, built up by your head and sort of milling about there and, you know, in the space where your ego could get a hold of it and create a story that might be strange, you know. [laughs] 22:46  What are the Chakras?So, and even just like moving things through the Chakras, like, for those of you who maybe aren't as familiar with the Chakras, the Chakras are like energy centres that are connected to pretty much every major organ centre in your body. So, there's the Crown Chakra at the top of your head. The Third Eye Chakra, which is sort of responsible for your intuition, at your brow. There's the Throat Chakra at your throat, your Heart Chakra, and your Solar Plexus Chakra in your upper belly. Your Sacral Chakra in your lower belly, and then your Root Chakra at the base of your spine. And these centres are all connected by what in Reiki we call the Hara Line, which is sort of the central channel of flow of energy. In yoga, it's called the Sushumna. And that channel basically helps all of these different energy centres communicate with each other and flow energy from one part of our system to the other. But they're also awake and alive and attuned to different parts of our lives. And when we're talking about processing that energy download, we're basically taking that energy information and very gently letting it go through every single Chakra and letting every Chakra interpret it, because it's going to interpret another piece of it. So, you know, the energy, once it's hit your Heart Chakra, is probably going to tell you a lot about compassion and how to bring this greater self-love and awareness into your life. At the Root Chakra, it might not only be well-grounded, but it will, you'll have a practical sense of how to put this energy and this guidance into practical action. The thing that I find with people is that – and probably because we live in a very, like, doing-based culture – where, as soon as you get the energy, you want to leap immediately to action. And I find that quite challenging to keep ourselves from immediately acting on something that we've just got. And so, sometimes when people are in this process and they're new to spiritual awakenings, they kind of get a little bit erratic, you know. [laughs] And they, and it can be disruptive to your life, but it also can be quite joyful. But what I find is most stable and what I love about Reiki as a practice is that it's a very stable way of activating your Chakra system and integrating it is that it brings it down into very, like, sort of practical and worldly, "Okay, now what do I do? How do I take this from just being an idea of, like, 'Hey, did you know that the Universe is everywhere, and we're never outside of the Universe, and we're part of the Universe and the fabric of the Universe is love.' So, that means that who I am, the core of me and all of my atoms are vibrating with love. And love is all there is. And it's everywhere, and we're all connected to everything," is a wonderful feeling to be in. It's even more wonderful when we can integrate it down all the way to our roots, all the way to our feet. And then we can start to make stuff and create stuff and build programs and reach out to different people, and actually put it – that, sort of, compassion – into action, which is, you know, where we get, like, amazing changes and social movements and bringing that light to the world, really. You get to make stuff, you get to share stuff, you get to understand this energy in a deeper way, so then you can start talking about it with other people who might not have a clue what you're talking about. [laughs] So, but that's sort of where I sit with it, but that, like, how does that sit with you, Natalija?27:08  How Reiki can help you move through your energy and feelings.NR: I feel like that was all, encompassed, all of it. But, and yeah, and just bringing it to the Reiki again, like, it's just, Reiki is really great for that. And I tell, you know, anyone, that no matter what you're going through, or what have you, even if you just want an energy boost, like, it's good to just come in for a Reiki session for yourself. But also, book some Reiki sessions. They're good to come in, especially when you're moving through that, when you don't necessarily, you might not necessarily know like, you know, "I know meditation, but how do I really use meditation to get me through this?" You know, and it's okay if you, you know, need support in that. And it's all about building that community. And like you said, kind of like, sharing Reiki with others and kind of opening that up and connecting with communities and people who are well-versed in that that can help you move through that. And that's the lovely part about Reiki, and what I just naturally find, because I feel like that's, you know, Reiki bringing us back to, you know, how do you get to Reiki? Reiki kind of finds you. And they come in, and they're like, you know, "I think this is where I'm meant to be." Right? And then they come in and you help move through that. And it helps move you through that. And like you said, you kind of want to just ground and connect that and not be so quick to jump to, "Ah, energy! Let's go do something with it!" Where, and that's the beauty with Reiki as well, because I find once I'm grounding them, like from their hips down and really in that Root Chakra, that's when all the messages are coming through for them. That's when they're like, after the session in the debrief, they're like, "You know, this makes more sense," or, "I need to focus on this," or, "I'm gonna start taking steps here." And it's like, that's exactly what, you know, that energy or those messages were trying to tell you, and kind of what you were meant to hear and know for that moment in time. And then, you know, the next session or next moment can look completely different, right, but that would be the biggest thing that I would tell anyone anyways. Like, if you're going through that and not really sure what to do with it, come for a Reiki session. Just like when you're not feeling well but don't know what's going on with you and you go to the doctor just for a checkup, it never hurts. Or just like an energy checkup, right? So, help you move through that, but also, like, help you learn more about yourself and what you're calling in. Because you're right, it is everything that you're calling in. And you're meant to, kind of, go through those energies as sometimes shocking or surprising it can feel when they happen for you. GR: I agree, and it's also, I think, incredibly valuable to have another intuitive person hold space for you.NR: Yes.GR: And what I find, often, you know, with Reiki sessions, we definitely share, sort of, as practitioners, we share what we get, you know, in terms of our intuitive guidance and what's happening with the person's energy. And sometimes it comes through as, you know, sort of, recommendations for self-care, or different messages sometimes come through for the practitioner when we're doing Reiki sessions for others. So, I often find that that is such a huge support for people, because then, it's almost like I'm not telling them anything new, which I think is so wild, is that they've already heard this message. But it's, when you're first starting out, you know, strengthening your intuition, you're like, "Well, maybe that was just wishful thinking that I'm, like, truly a lovable being and everything I do is fine." [laughs] You know? Because it's so contrary to the inner critic, which is saying, "Nothing you do is fine. You're never going to be good enough, ever." And those voices are so loud. And as you start doing this healing work from any angle, maybe even starting with, you know, affirmations and the work with Louise Hay, You Can Heal Your Life book, you know, when people start doing their spiritual, and just, healing work in general, it starts opening them up to all of these different ways of thinking and being and, which are quite lovely. But it's nice to have another human being with a physical presence say, "No, I heard them say you're loving and lovable, over and over and over and over again, the entire session." And it's so nice to get that reflection back. Or if somebody's, like, "I think that's my Dad, you know, sending me signs and signals." And I'm like, and when we confirm, you know, through our own intuition, it's like, "Yes, that is your Dad. And he is looking out for you and he is connecting with you and sending you love from afar, even though he might not be in a physical body anymore." We, experiencing these things, and we've learned over time to trust them. And, you know, and we do the same thing. We combine that into our intuitive readings here as well. So, we're sort of connecting into, sort of, this Divine information. But for me, what's really cool is really working with the person who's getting the reading, their own intuition. And I'm such a big believer that everybody is their own spiritual authority, and has their own connection to their own truth. And I love it when I do a reading or even, you know, discussing the session at the end of Reiki, of just, sort of, going through it and saying, like, "This is what I got," and having the person go, "Yes! Yes, that's totally it, or, "That resonates," or, you know, because truth resonates deep within. There's a resonance like a bell ringing inside you. Sometimes you get this, sort of, like, head-to-toe shivers or chills or things that just, it just sits right, it just feels right. And when we listen to that intuitive feeling, the more and more we listen to it, I find the better and better life tends to go. And that when we don't listen to our deep, intuitive selves, that's when things go haywire. And that's definitely for me. I don't know, how about you, Natalija? [laughs]33:34  The benefits of getting readings from other people.NR: We're human. So, there's, you know, sometimes you kind of go against your intuition or you're like, "Hmm, like, let's try it this way," right? And then you, but you know, you have that internal knowing, where it's like, you can hear that voice. And that's another, all the many reasons why I love Reiki so much, too. It's reiterating again, just kind of that it's helping you build your intuition with yourself and building that trust, you know. And sometimes it's nice when you're on that journey to just have someone else be like, "Yes!" Kind of confirm that for you and validate that for you and help you, you know, distinguish what your connection with your intuition or what your connection with receiving messages or the Divine looks like, right, because you can kind of scale that. But the more that you get into that practice and journey, the more that you can kind of know. And Reiki and connecting with other intuitive people just helps strengthen that, so it's really, I love that too, at the deeper use of a Reiki session. And it's just like, "How did you know that?" or like, "I sensed that too." And it's also, I think, confirming for them too that it's like, wow, like, if your intuition is that much, kind of, you know, "on the money" or can pick up on that, then I think it also kind of helps them believe that like, "Oh yeah, so what I was feeling is right," or like, "Me coming to this Reiki session was right," or, "Me thinking these energies might have something to do with this, but I'm not fully sure." It's like, all of that stuff kind of connects. So, yeah.GR: Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it's definitely nice to have that sort of reflection back. You know, that's what I love about, you know, getting readings and getting Reiki from other people is because you can't, just like you can't ... NR: You can't get enough! [laughs]GR: You can't see your own blind spot, right? You can't see the back of your head. [laughs] You know? And, you know, it's sort of like, why do you go to a hairdresser? It's because your arms don't bend that way. Right? Like, you can probably do your hair pretty well, but the back is always gonna look better when somebody else does it, because of just the angle, right? Or, the same thing of, like, if you get a massage, right, like, you can massage your own shoulders, but boy, is it nice to get somebody else to help you. And I find that is such a nice thing too, because you can kind of relax a little bit. You get support and guidance, you know. For Reiki, it helps you move the energy. So, if you find that the energy is getting stuck, or maybe there's some pain or trauma in your lower chakras that's sort of blocking the full grounding of this intense energy, you know, Reiki can really open that, all of that up. And then the intuitive readings are amazing for just helping people sort of getting that reflection back of, "Where are things going, and what do I need to be doing now to connect with what I want?" So, yeah.NR: Yeah, no. And the same for me, like when things are sitting, kind of, a little too stagnant, or if I just can't, kind of, move it on my own, I know now to just book in a Reiki session or to book in a reading, and it's nice, right? Like, it's, we could do it, you know, once you have a good relationship with your intuition and opening up that channel, but it's nice to kind of take that self-care, too, right? Where you don't have to, it's almost, I almost feel like I always tell people, it's like, "I could do it, but then it feels like you're working overtime." Like, why not just, why not just take some time off and just, like, let yourself receive, too, right, because even though you can do that for people and hold that space for people, it's nice to give it back to yourself and receive that. And at LunaHolistic, you know, there's many, many talented, intuitive folk. So, yeah, I always love doing that. It's definitely part of my self-care. And I book in Reiki sessions and readings, and [it's] just fun to experience other people's messages and how they perceive the energies around you and stuff. It's, I never get tired of that.GR:Yeah. It's sort of like, when you come in and you get a session, it's like, you get to check if your compass is still pointing north, you know, because you get to compare it to somebody else's compass, that you trust their ability to orient to the Divine, right? It's like that signal check. Like, "I feel like I'm getting this information. How does that sit with you? Like, how, what are you getting around the same thing?" And I find it really can help progress people through their, sort of, expansion and healing journey. It's really, it's been a huge thing for me, for sure. Yeah. NR: Yeah, 'cause no matter where you're at, like, we're all on the journey, right? And it never ends. And it's so, like, even practitioners or just everyone, right, you just keep learning and you keep evolving, and you kind of keep getting that support and building that community where you're like, oh, yeah, you know. And then you never stop learning. You never stop moving through things and it's always moving and going. It's nice.GR: So good. So good. Well, thank you so much, Natalija, for being here with me today. I've loved our talk.NR: Listen, you're so welcome. I'm happy to be here and just chatting about all of this. It's just, I love it. I love it, and I love when people are exploring energy for the first time, or if you're really been on it for years into your practice and healing journey. It's just, it never gets old. So, thanks for having me.GR: Yeah, you're welcome. Have a good day, everyone, and we'll see you next time. Bye!NR: Bye!Outro:GR: Thank you for joining us on the LunaHolistic Podcast. We're so grateful that you are here. If you've got a question, we'd love to hear from you. Go to LunaHolistic.com/podcast and we'll answer you in an upcoming episode. Be sure to subscribe to our show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. And also, please rate, because you never know where your little five stars will go to shine light into somebody's heart today. So, thank you very much and we'll see you next time.

Natalija Hellesoe begleitet als OKR Coach und Consultant Unternehmen in allen Stationen ihrer OKR Reise: Von der Konzeption, über die Einführung bis hin zur internen Ausbildung von OKR Coaches und OKR Process Ownern. Ich kenne und schätze Natalija seit langem für ihren offenen Community Ansatz und ihre vielen Impulse, die sie aus ihrer Arbeit in das Thema OKR einbringt. Mit Natalija begebe ich mich heute auf einer höheren Flughöhe. Wir sind sozusagen im Orbit und schauen auf die Entwicklung von OKR seit ihren Anfängen bis hin zum modernen OKR mit dem Schwerpunkt Outcome. Dabei stellen wir beide fest, dass es beim Thema Impact noch sehr viel Potential gibt. Mit dem Setup-to-Win zeigt Natalija an 5 Punkten auf, wie mehr Wirkung mit OKR erreicht werden kann. Und alleine das ist Grund genug, jetzt reinzuhören.

We all know what OKRs are. Most of us use them or have tried to at some point. But it's a much smaller group that have used OKRs well, and for their intended purpose. Natalija Hellesoe, co-author of OKRs at the Center, joins us on the podcast to chat about taking your practice to the [...] Read more »Follow Natalija on LinkedIn and Twitter | OKRs at the Centre website | Natalija's virtual meet up group for OKR practitioners | 'What is an OKR? Definition and examples' What Matters featureThe post Putting OKRs at the Centre – Natalija Hellesoe on The Product Experience appeared first on Mind the Product.

Peter Kočjaž, po izobrazbi strojni tehnik, avtomehanik in policist, sicer pa nekdanji (reprezentančni) kolesar ter danes vrhunski skipper in potapljač, se je s svojo partnerko Natalijo Ogrinc odločil z jadrnico obkrožiti svet. Doslej sta premagala približno četrtino te poti, na njuni pustolovščini, ki jo tudi vestno (video)dokumentirata, pa se jima je pridružilo tudi več sopotnikov. Pravita, da imata kljub pomanjkanju prostora na jadrnici vselej rada družbo. Med drugimi je z njima potovala slovenska oceanografinja Daniela Turk, ki sicer živi in dela v Kanadi. Na njuni jadrnici Timy je nekaj časa analizirala vzorce planktona in nanoplastike iz morskih voda. Tudi Peter in Natalija sta se sicer podviga lotila z velikim poudarkom na ekologiji; doslej sta menda ob izkoriščanju vetrne in sončne energije zapravila zgolj za dober avtomobilski rezervoar nafte. Na svoji poti sva srečala kar nekaj Slovencev. Celo sredi Atlantika sva srečala en slovenski katamaran. Na otoku Gvadelup pa naju je neka gospodična spraševala za pot, ker je želela pluti naprej – seveda sprva v angleščini, potem pa smo ugotovili, da je Slovenka.

Družina Šijanec iz občine Sveta Ana v Slovenskih Goricah šteje kar devet članov. Oče Aleksander je profesor glasbe in je tudi ravnatelj tamkajšnje osnovne šole, mama Natalija je akademsko izobražena glasbenica, njena specializacija je cerkvena glasba. Imata sedem otrok, najstarejša Lara je stara 22 let, najmlajši Lovro pa 6 in prav vsi so že vpeti v cerkveno dogajanje v domači župniji.

Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) as a concept has been around for a while. Many companies set out to work with OKRs and implement the seemingly simple idea in their organization - often enough without a clear answer to the most important question: “To what ultimate end?”.So it's time to dig a little deeper! In this meetup, Natalija will invite you to look at OKRs in the context of current business challenges and complexity and broaden your perspective around the “simple idea”!Through examples, case studies and discussions, we will explore;> OKRs in the context of complexity> Different development patterns of OKRs in organizations> how to link actual business problems to OKRs> Making an informed decision whether OKRs are worth pursuing for you > Designing an OKR System that works for your organizationAnd of course we will leave enough time at the end for all you Q&As.Speaker's Bio:Natalija is an organizational development coach and OKR expert. She supports companies wanting to increase focus, autonomy, and value creation to identify and prioritize their challenges, set valuable goals and continuously improve. She has been working within People Development and Transformation since 2010 before starting her own business offering an entire ecosystem of training and coaching focusing on Leadership &Responsibility, Objectives & Key Results and Agile HR & Learning.In 2020, she published the practical book “OKRs at the center: How to drive change with goals and create the organization you want” together with Sonja Mewes via Sense & Respond Press. Today the learning and development programs supporting organizations with OKRs and more are united in the OATC Academy!

In this episode, we talk to the creators of Studio HILO that offers open source technologies for local yarn production, along with remote workshops and vocational training to facilitate user-driven experimentation. Our three guests are Sara Diaz Rodriguez (co-founder of Studio HILO, textile design and technologies consultant), Natalija Krasnoperova (co-founder of Studio HILO, innovation and coaching consultant), and Lukas Schattenhofer (member of Open Source Ecology in Germany managing the certification program for open source hardware).The host and content creator is Dr. Sanli Faez who is an Assistant Professor of Physics at Utrecht University. The post-editing and production was handled by Dr. Santosh Pandey who is an Associate Professor in Electrical Engineering at Iowa State University. The theme music is provided by Oleksandr Savochka from Pixabay.

Krašto apsaugos ministras Arvydas Anušauskas teigia, kad iš birželį Madride vyksiančio NATO viršūnių susitikimo Lietuva tikisi esminių sprendimų dėl NATO rytinės dalies gynybos sustiprinimo, taip pat oro ir priešraketinės gynybos Baltijos valstybėse užtikrinimo.Jungtinė Karalystė ragino sąjungininkes toliau ginkluoti Ukrainą ir griežtinti sankcijas Rusijai, Didžiojo septyneto šalims surengus derybas Vokietijos šiaurėje. Tuo metu Prancūzijos diplomatijos vadovas pareiškė, kad galingiausių šalių blokas yra įsipareigojęs padėti Ukrainai laimėti karą. Tuo metu Mariupolio plieno gamykloje įstrigusių karių artimieji ragina tarptautinę bendruomenę padėti išgelbėti jų artimuosius.Ukrainiečiams padėti įkurta iniciatyva „Stiprūs kartu“ kaltina kone identišku pavadinimu neseniai registruotą viešąją įstaigą vardo pasisavinimu bei kreipėsi į policiją dėl sukčiavimo. Savo ruožtu naujos organizacijos „Mes stiprūs kartu“ steigėja Natalija Činčikienė tvirtina pavadinimu nesiekianti panašumo.Romo Kalantos 50-ųjų žūties metinių išvakarėse Vilniuje rengiama mokslinė konferencija apie neginkluotą pasipriešinimą, taip pat aptariami pilietinio atsparumo ir pasiryžimo ginti Tėvynę aspektai.Politikos mokslų ir sociologijos ekspertai pateikia analitines pastabas žvelgdami iš dabarties pozicijų. Konferenciją organizuoja Mobilizacijos ir pilietinio pasipriešinimo departamentas kartu su Lietuvos nacionaline Martyno Mažvydo biblioteka ir Lietuvos gyventojų genocido ir rezistencijos tyrimo centru.Šiam laivybos sezonui pristatomas pirmasis Lietuvos vidaus vandenų kelių interaktyvus navigacijos elektroninins žemėlapis, kuriame laivybos dalyviai ras svarbiausią informaciją. Tuo metu Kauno žiemos uoste šiandien pristatytos čia įrengtos prieplaukos, vietos pramoginiams laivams bei pirmoji mobili degalų stotelė.Ved. Paulius Šironas

Natalija Spark je odraščala z gluhimi starši. Kot otrok je bila njuna vez s slišečim svetom, zdaj pa je pogosto glas gluhe skupnosti pri uveljavljanju slovenskega znakovnega jezika. Njeno predano delo so prepoznali bralci revije Zarja in ji podelili naziv Slovenka leta 2020. Predstavila nam je izkušnje otrok, ki odraščajo z gluhimi starši, in obrnjeno - s kakšnimi izzivi se soočajo gluhi otroci ob svojih prvih stikih z družbo in kako jim omogočiti šolanje ter s tem boljšo prihodnost. Vsem skupaj dostopnost tolmačev močno olajša življenje ali sploh omogoča sporazumevanje (ponovitev oddaje ob 8. marcu, mednarodnem dnevu žena).

In this episode, Zubair has the priviledge to have a conversation with Natālija Knipše, the former Latvia's Youth Delegate to the United Nation. Together they retrace Natalija's journey into politics and the difficulties of seeing actual change in this field. Who is Natālija Knipše? Natālija Knipše is a Latvian civil and political engagement activist. She was the Youth Delegate of Latvia to the United Nations (2020 - 2022), focusing on climate change, disinformation, and equality during her term. She is a master's student of law, specialising in constitutional law and human rights law, and has worked on multiple cases of importance to the LGBT community, and women's rights. She was previously head of the Presidium of the Youth Parliament of Latvia, an alumni member of the European Youth Parliament, and currently is a One Young World ambassador and engagement lead in the Baltic States. She is currently a Europe & Eurasia Fellow at Freedom House in Washington DC. You can find [Guest] on You can find Natālija on: Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nat%C4%81lijaknip%C5%A1e/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/natalijaknipse/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/KnipseNatalija Suggest guest and send question by becoming part of the ZNotes Discord community at https://discord.gg/znotes Connect with ZNotes on: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/znotesrevision Twitter - https://twitter.com/znotesrevision Connect with Zubair Junjunia on: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/zjunjunia/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/zjunjunia LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/zjunjunia/ #ZNotes #Podcast #TheTomatoTimer

Avtorica recenzije: Miša Gams Bereta Jure Franko in Eva Longyka Marušič.

V Poslovnem mikrofonu smo govorili o pripravah na bližajočo se smučarsko sezono na Mariborskem Pohorju. Preverili smo, kakšne učinke prinašajo opravljene energetske prenove tukajšnjih javnih stavb in kaj lahko pričakujemo od novih, ki jih načrtuje občina. V rubriki podjetna pozitiva pa gostimo fotografinjo Natalijo Jelušič Babić. Pripravil Aljaž Mejal.

Combine the best from Lean Change and OKRs using lightweight planning and exploration tools to get your OKR implementation off the ground. Conversation between Sarika and Natalija around the OKR Lean Change Mojito at the Perspectives of Change show!

Natalija Pavic is an Industry Solution Leader for Commerce Cloud. Today I talk with her about the digital trends she is seeing in B2C. We also discuss the Salesforce partners who are implementing these trends. After being “headhunted” by Salesforce for five years, Natalija finally joined us in 2016. Now, she is part of the go-to marketing team and, as her husband says, works on the stuff that doesn't exist yet. Tune in to hear more about her experiences in this role and learn about where technology is driving the future of B2C.   Show Highlights:   The correlation between high-performing companies and those that are leveraging digital experiences. What contextual commerce is. The solutions that Threekit is useful for. How to balance in-person sales and human interaction with the ease of digital connection. What live shopping is. How virtual storefronts work. Shout-outs to some of the current digital trends.   Links: Natalija on Twitter Natalija on LinkedIn  

Kako starši sprejmejo novico, da ima njihov otrok motnjo pozornosti? Se mu znajo približati na pravilen način in razumeti, kako on razmišlja? Natalija in Damjan Obadič sta svojo izkušnjo opisala v knjigi O, ti naš Lovro. Povabili smo ju pred naš mikrofon, da sta podelila z nami svoje uspehe, pa tudi padce in iskanja poti naprej.

The powerful and pertinent film Jane is set during the burgeoning women's rights movement in the era before Roe v. Wade. Teresa and Josie are a part of an underground group that breaks the law and risks everything to help women access safe abortions. When their trusted doctor doesn't show up, will they be forced to turn away women in need? On this episode of Film Forward, we are honored to be joined by the film's writer/director, Natalija Vekic. Natalija discusses her research process for the film based on actual events, the collaboration with her incredible cast (Mishel Prada, Mekenna Melvin), and some of the challenges she and her team experienced when shooting their most crucial scene. You can see Jane on the big screen at LADFF's Reel Women Showcase at the Let Live Theatre in West Hollywood. October 16th! Tickets are available now at LADFF.com

In this episode we dive into practical strategies you can do to learn a new language FAST, and also tips and tricks to teach your children as well! I had so much fun talking with my good friend and language guru, Natalija. Natalija is a lover of travel and languages and today you'll hear your story about how she's been able to learn and retain Russian, English, German, Spanish, French, Latin, Italian, Swedish, and honestly... I probably missed one... She is a Spanish teacher and a mother of two wonderful girls. Today you will hear her approach on helping her kids learn multiple languages as they grow up. So whether you're in a multilingual family looking for advice on how to pass your language to your child, or maybe you're like my family and can only speak one language in the home, this episode has some excellent advice for everyone interested in expanding their family's language horizons. Here's Natalija with how you can learn a language fast! Visit the blog post to find all the great show notes and links to the information mentioned in this episode! Blog Link: https://amandalynnkramer.wixsite.com/wandermomdiaries/post/learn-a-different-language If you like this podcast, please give it a rating and review, it is very new and it helps it get discovered by more people! Leave a voice message with your questions or feedback to be featured on the podcast! https://www.speakpipe.com/wandermomdiaries Find more blog posts and fun stuff for adventurous mothers at https://linktr.ee/wandermomdiaries Social Media Handle: @wandermomdiaries Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wandermomdiaries/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wandermomdiaries Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wandermomdiaries

It's rare but every so often a documentary film comes along that transcends the medium, that is in itself a work of art. For me, Garage People is such a film. It describes the lives of a group of people living in the arctic circle in Russia, all of whom have their own garage space where they pursue all kinds of activities, from salvaging scrap, to carving religious icons, playing death metal, breeding quail, and even digging a never ending hole.It's intimate, profound and above all, human. So I was delighted to talk to Natalija Yefimkina, the film's director, about her own creative process. Garage People is - remarkably – her first film. In our conversation, recorded remotely, we discuss the question of artistic compromise, and fighting for your vision, especially as a first time director and as a woman. Natalija, who has never been to film school describes the value in rejecting the conventions of your chosen medium. She reflects on the role of ego in the artistic process. And there's an explanation of how she managed to navigate the challenges of a four year project.An inspirational conversation with a great talent.

Natalija Bouropoulos, is founder of Australian fashion label NATALIJA speaks with Business Coach, Alison Morgan. NATALIJA's business model has a dual impact of environmental consciousness and body positivity. Through the brands zero-inventory model, Natalija makes garments to order based on a vision for the circular fashion economy. Shoppers receive their custom-made and made to last garments, which not only minimises production waste, but helps women to feel more confident in their better-fitting wardrobe essentials. At the crux of her mission is empowering women to love their bodies through size inclusivity; no two women are the same, so why should there clothes be? www.relauncher.com.au www.instagram.com/relauncher_alison/

Agencija Pioniri Communications pre svega važi za jednu od najkreativnijih agencija na našem tržištu, a kreativnost je samo jedan od razloga zašto mnogi brendovi vole da rade sa njima. Ono što je meni posebno zanimljivo kada pominjemo kreativnost, jeste jedan veoma drugačiji način kako prilaze tradicionalnim brendovima i industrijama i sa tim svojim pristupom su zaista napravili veoma značajne i zapažene rezultate. U ovoj epizodi ćemo sa Natalijom koja dolazi ispred celog tima Pionira pričati o njihovom internom projektu, istraživanju tržišta Social Srbija koje zajedno sa agencijom Smart Plus Research sprovode poslednjih pet godina. Ovo istraživanje predstavlja uvid u korišćenje društvenih mreža i online navika ljudi u Srbiji, i zaista predstavlja veliki doprinos lokalnom tržištu i industriji sa svim podacima i uvidima koje nudi svake godine. Kao što smo naveli na kraju epizode u zaključku, relevantnost je jedan od najvažnijih faktora kada je marketinška industrija u Srbiji u pitanju, pa vam zato preporučujemo da odgledate ovu epizodu ukoliko vas interesuje kakve su to navike ljudi u Srbiji kada su u pitanju društvene mreže ali i njihovo ponašanje online uopšte. Teme u podkastu: - Uvod i predstavljanje teme - Zašto je dobro da radimo istraživanja u marketingu - Da li je mit da kreativci ne vole podatke? - Koliko se istraživanja koriste u našoj marketinškoj industriji - Social Srbija 2021 - koji je predmet istraživanja - Rezultati ovogodišnjeg istraživanja - Koliko danas ljudi veruju reklamama na društvenim mrežama - Šta možemo da zaključimo na osnovu ovog istraživanja - Najveće iznenađenje istraživanja - Osvrt na poslednjih pet godina - šta se to promenilo - Natalija vam preporučuje Natalija na Linkedinu: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalija-%C4%8Dorbi%C4%87/ Prijavite se na naš YouTube kanal: https://bit.ly/3uWtLES Posetite naš sajt i prijavite se na našu mailing listu - https://www.digitalk.rs Pratite DigiTalk.rs na društvenim mrežama: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Digitalk.rs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/digitalk.rs/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/digitalkrs Veliku zahvalnost dugujemo kompanijama koje su prepoznale kvalitet onoga što radimo i odlučile da nas podrže i daju nam vetar u leđa: 1. Pokrovitelj podkasta: OTP banka - https://www.otpbanka.rs/ 2. Partner podkasta: Mastercard https://www.mastercard.rs/sr-rs.html 3. Prijatelj podkasta: kompanija Idea - https://online.idea.rs/ U Ideinoj online prodavnici unesite promo kod digitalk500 i očekuje vas 500 dinara popusta prilikom vaše online kupovine! U narednom periodu, u svakoj od DigiTalk epizoda delićemo po dve knjige izdavačke kuće Finesa - https://www.finesa.edu.rs/ U ovoj epizodi delimo dva primerka knjige Samodisciplina. Takođe, svi oni koji na Finesinom websajt poruče knjige i unesu promo kod digitalk dobiće 10% popusta na već snižene cene na sajtu. U meri u kojoj mi možemo, podržavamo jednog malog proizvođača - NekShop - https://www.nekshop.com/ Pogledajte njihov online shop, velika kreativnost i dobar dizajn, a njihove majice će Vlada nositi u epizodama u narednom periodu. I NekShop vam daje 10% popusta uz promo kod digitalk na njihovom online shop-u!

Vsak petek ob 21.05 se eno uro družimo s približno 500 tisoč rojaki in njihovimi potomci, ki živijo po svetu. To so ekonomski emigranti s konca 19. in začetka 20. stoletja – tisti, ki so se izselili iz domovine iz političnih in ideoloških razlogov, zadnje čase pa vse bolj in bolj tudi ljudje, ki pri izbiri svoje poklicne poti ne poznajo jezikovnih in državnih meja. Oddaja je zanje stik z domovino, za nas, ki živimo tukaj, pa mozaik življenja in dela Slovencev po svetu.

We're not all skinny models built for the catwalk. Besides, who says you have to be skinny to look beautiful? Unfortunately, many women lack confidence and have self-esteem problems due to the way they think they look to others. Meet Natalija Bouropoulos. She's the owner and founder of NATALIJA, an Australian made-to-order clothes brand. She's in the business of improving women's confidence by making them beautiful clothes. She wants to have a positive impact on women, the community, and the world. “Fashion should be a source of confidence, not angst.” Her goal is to help women everywhere to develop a positive relationship with the way they look, and improve their self-esteem. I am very excited Natalija agreed to take time out of her busy schedule to share her amazing story with us on the M4 Women Magazine Show. Here are some of the highlights of our interview: 1:30 – No two women are the same. 5:46 – How it all started. 22:35 – What success means to Natalija. It was a privilege talking to Natalija! If you want to know more about her brand, visit her website natalijathelabel.com.au and follow her on Instagram @natalijaofficial_. To learn more about how she's boosting women's confidence through beautiful clothes, listen to the full interview now on the M4 Women Magazine Show. Let me know in the comments what you enjoyed the most from the interview.

Podržite me na Patreonu: https://www.patreon.com/agelast Jednokratne donacije kanalu: https://www.paypal.me/agelastpodcast Kripto donacije:BTC: 1BdrToPVPRbMtzPkdX8z3wviTHZZyzqD7wETH: 0xe189975f215102DD2e2442B060D00b524a608167FB: https://www.facebook.com/galebnikacevic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/agelast_/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GalebNikacevic Wolt kućna dostava: https://wolt.com/en/discovery (iskoristite kod AGELAST prilikom prve porudžbine i ostvarite 3x200rsd popusta na kućnu dostavu) Hooloovoo: 1. Sajt: https://hooloovoo.rs/ 2. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hooloovoo.rs/ 3. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hooloovosoftware Sheriff Woodworking Shop: https://www.instagram.com/sheriff_woodworkshop/ Gošća u ovoj epizodi je Natalija Miletić, novinarka i medijska fikserka iz Beograda koja živi i radi u Berlinu. Radila je na velikom broju projekata, od Time magazina, među kojima je i projekat koji je dobio „World Press Photo Award", 2018. godine, kao ličnost godine kada je bila proglašena Angela Merkel. Od neonacističkih organizacija, pa sve do imigrantske krize i problema vakcinacije u toku pandemije korona virusa. Ono po čemu je, međutim, verovatno najpoznatija je njen istraživački rad u raskrinkavanju lažnih diploma Siniše Malog i Nebojše Stefanovića, kao i istraživanje kojim je razotkriven Megatrend univerzitet u dokumentarnom filmu „Megadiplomac". Natalija Miletić društvene mreže: 1. Linked in https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalijamiletic/ 2. Instagram: Linked in https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalijamiletic/ 3. Twitter: https://twitter.com/FlyNatalija 4. Serbinale https://vimeo.com/165183233 Natalijin muzički projekat „Color Dreams": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it7yXRI3QoM TIME projekti: „Angela Merkel Time Person of the Year": https://time.com/time-person-of-the-year-2015-angela-merkel/ „Finding Home": https://time.com/finding-home-stories https://time.com/finding-home/ Lažni doktorati i Megatrend: https://pescanik.net/author/natalija-miletic/ https://www.dw.com/sr/megatrendovi-potemkinovi-univerziteti/a-17704655 https://www.dw.com/sr/megatrendova-perionica-diploma/a-50558524 Međunarodna istraživanja: Putin u Dresdenu: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/world/article-vladimir-putins-war-of-fog-how-the-russian-president-used-deceit/ Ko zarađuje na izbeglicama: https://highline.huffingtonpost.com/articles/en/the-21st-century-gold-rush-refugees/#/niger Dokumentarac o vakcinama: https://www.zdf.de/gesellschaft/re/arte-re-impfen-fuer-alle-100.html Od sada, Agelast podcast se nalazi na novom hosting serveru: https://agelast.sounder.fm/episode/natalija-mileticProducent: Sandra Planojević Hasci-JareAudio: Marko IgnjatovićPR & Organizacija: Sandra Planojević Hasci-JareInstagram: Galeb Nikačević Hasci-Jare: https://www.instagram.com/agelast_/Sandra Planojević: https://www.instagram.com/run_lola_run_7/Marko Ignjatović: nema instagram.

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"Dar vienas" #22 su Marku Žukausku, Viktoru Balykovu ir Natalija Bunke! www.youtube.com/negyvaseteris www.instagram.com/negyvaseteris www.patreon.com/veltiepatys

Natalija Spark že od otroštva povezuje slišeči in gluhi svet, tolmačenje je postalo del njenega življenja. Je tolmačka slovenskega znakovnega jezika in mag. psihocialne pomoči, letos pa je prejela tudi naziv Slovenka leta.

Don't miss out on the next #womenintech podcast episode, get notified by signing up here http://womenintechshow.com. Be featured in the Women in Tech Community by creating your profile here http://womenintechvip.com/“Remix: Kristi Janku, Natalija Ranisavljević, and Milica Radović”#womenintech Show is a WeAreTech.fm production.To support the Women in Tech podcast go to https://www.patreon.com/womenintechTo be featured on the podcast go to http://womenintechshow.com/featureHost, Espree Devorahttps://twitter.com/espreedevorahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/espreeGuest,Kristi Janku https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristi-janku-881268173/https://www.instagram.com/kikiliciouss/kristijanku@kikiliciouss.comGuest,Natalija Ranisavljevic https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalijaranisavljevic/Guest,Milica Radovic of ITkonekthttps://twitter.com/milica_radovic_https://www.linkedin.com/in/milicaradovic/https://www.instagram.com/themilica.spacetime/Be featured in the Women in Tech Community by creating your profile here http://womenintechvip.com/In LA? Here’s some awesome resources for you to become immersed in the LA Tech scene -For a calendar of all LA Startup events go to, http://WeAreLATech.comGet Podcast Listeners, http://getpodcastlisteners.com/Resources Mentioned:Kikiliciouss, http://www.kikiliciouss.com/en/Forecast ADS, https://forecastads.com/ICT Hub, https://www.icthub.rs/ITkonekt, https://itkonekt.com/en/Credits:Produced and Hosted by Espree Devora, http://espreedevora.comStory Produced, Edited and Mastered by Cory Jennings, https://www.coryjennings.com/Production and Voiceover by Adam Carroll, http://www.ariacreative.ca/Team support by Janice GeronimoMusic by Jay Huffman, https://soundcloud.com/jayhuffmanShort Title: Kristi Janku, Natalija Ranisavljević, and Milica Radović

"Pora Kaip Tvora" #06 su Mantu Katleriu, Aiste Kabašinskaite, Natalija Bunke ir Edgaru Eidėju www.youtube.com/negyvaseteris www.instagram.com/negyvaseteris www.patreon.com/veltiepatys

Kai daugelis liūdi dėl karantino, neįvykusių kelionių ir kitų neišsipildžiusių svajonių, autizmo spektro sutrikimą turintis Kasparas Dučinskas ir jo mama Eglė džiaugiasi – atidaryta individuali įmonė „Nepyksti“, ir sukurta darbo vieta Kasparui. Laidoje apie paslaugą, pagalbą priimant sprendimus pasakoja ir Valakupių reabilitacijos centro Profesinės reabilitacijos skyriaus vadovė Natalija Markovskaja. Apie „baubus“ ir kitas baimes, vis dar gyvus stereotipus ir pagalbą juos laužant, patirtis, žmonių požiūrį išgyvenimus pasakoja pašnekovai. Tiek Kasparo mama Eglė, tiek kasdieniniame darbe su nepažinojimu ir nežinojimu ar nemokėjimu suprasti, priimti kasdien susidurianti Natalija, vieningai sutaria – jei nori, dirbti, pagal savo galimybes, ir jaustis reikalingu gali visi.VšĮ Valakupių reabilitacijos centras nuo 2020 birželio 1 d. teikia projekto „Nuo globos link galimybių: bendruomeninių paslaugų plėtra“ paslaugą – pagalba priimant sprendimus. Ši paslauga skirta suaugusiems asmenims su proto ir (arba) psichikos negalia, kuriems nustatytas ribotas gebėjimas priimti sprendimus tam tikroje srityje.Pagalba priimant sprendimus – tai asmeniškas sprendimų priėmimo procesas, kai sprendimą priimantis asmuo naudojasi jam pagalbą teikiančio specialisto ar specialistų komandos pagalba, sprendžiant dėl asmens sveikatos, socialinio dalyvavimo, asmeninių turtinių bei neturtiniųklausimų, remiantis sprendimą priimančio asmens valia, pageidavimu ir teise rinktis.Pačios paslaugos tikslas – pasitelkus pagalbininko priimant sprendimus ar specialistų komandos pagalbą stiprinti asmens gebėjimus pasirūpinti savimi ir priimti kasdienius sprendimus, siekiant savarankiško gyvenimo ir dalyvavimo visose gyvenimo srityse Pagalbos priimant sprendimus asmeniui teikiama asmens sveikatos, socialinio dalyvavimo, asmeninių turtinių, asmeninių neturtinių klausimų srityse. Teisę į pagalbos priimant sprendimus paslaugas turi nuolat Lietuvos Respublikoje gyvenantys asmenys nuo 18 metų, kuriems nustatytas šių paslaugų poreikis.Ved. Žydrė Gedrimaitė

U novoj epizodi pričali smo o tome koji su glavni rekviziti jednog novinara/ke, kako se razgovara telefonom sa ljudima koji to baš i ne žele, i kako se napreduje u skupljanju političara koji su ti na speed dial-u i o mnogo ozbiljnijim temama, ali videćete to već u epizodi. Naša gošća bila je dobitnica Nagrade za istraživačko novinarstvo "Dejan Anastasijević" i priznanja Kuće ljudskih prava, ozbiljna stručnjakinja na polju istraživačkog novinarstva - Natalija Jovanović.Podržite nas na Patreonu: https://www.patreon.com/ozbiljnistrucnjaciZapratite nas na Instagramu: https://www.instagram.com/ozbiljni.strucnjaciI na Facebooku: https://www.facebook.com/ozbiljni.strucnjaciOzbiljni stručnjaci: Dušan Nikolić Soda i Nikola Zdravković Zdravko

Natalija Spark je tolmačka slovenskega znakovnega jezika, ki jo spremlja vse življenje, saj je otrok gluhih staršev. Je pedagoginja, andragoginja in magistrica psihosocialne pomoči. Ob svoji hčeri je pod okrilje sprejela še dva malčka, za katera biološka mama ni našla (po)moči. Je ženska, ki ve, kaj želi doseči, s svojo empatijo in razumevanjem vliva upanje v družbo ter med ljudi. Navdihujoča žena.

Natalija Spark je odraščala z gluhimi starši. Kot otrok je bila njuna vez s slišečim svetom, zdaj pa je pogosto glas gluhe skupnosti pri uveljavljanju slovenskega znakovnega jezika. Njeno predano delo so prepoznali bralci revije Zarja in ji podelili naziv Slovenka leta 2020. Predstavila nam je izkušnje otrok, ki odraščajo z gluhimi starši, in obrnjeno - s kakšnimi izzivi se soočajo gluhi otroci ob svojih prvih stikih z družbo in kako jim omogočiti šolanje ter s tem boljšo prihodnost. Vsem skupaj dostopnost tolmačev močno olajša življenje ali sploh omogoča sporazumevanje. Foto: Mateja Jordović Potočnik

Naša i vaša nova heroina mladosti je Natalee Rajk. Zapravo, ona je Natalija Rajković, kantautorka i umetnica koja ima svoj bend @nataleeband, a sa nama razgovara o odlasku u Vazduhoplovnu školu školu, preseljenu u Beograd i počecima u muzici. Uživajte.

We all know what OKRs are. Most of us use them or have tried to at some point. But it’s a much smaller group that have used OKRs well, and for their intended purpose. Natalija Hellesoe, co-author of OKRs at the Center, joins us on the podcast to chat about taking your practice to the [...] Read more » The post Putting OKRs at the Centre – Natalija Hellesoe on The Product Experience appeared first on Mind the Product.

Let's be honest - this is a really hard question to answer. Even if you have a go-to response that lights you up, it may not be actually true to you. Meaning, sometimes we get confused in thinking that what we are passionate for are the things we hold aspirations for. And then there's that second thought of, how do you go after it? These are just some of the things that Natalija and I get into in this jumpstart of an episode in our new season. ◤ A big part of this episode is Natalija and I reflecting on when we first met and how wonderful it was to be around another being that sparked so much inspiration and introspection out of us. So, get ready for storytime! ▸ NATALIJA'S IG: @RiverAndOakStyling - her feed is uber gorgeous and as a bonus, Natalija gives us the tea on how she developed her strong aesthetic.◗ BlitheMitrals.com/defining-your-desires 〄 IG: @BlitheMitrals, @ConfidentlyBrittanyMarie 〆 BrittanyMarie@BlitheMitrals.com ⑆ Patreon.com/BlitheMitrals --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/magical-realness/message

Wer heute an Banken denkt, der denkt oft an Online-PINs, möglichst wenig Kontakt und schnelle Bezahlsysteme. Wahrscheinlich weniger an ADIDAS, Die Fantastischen 4 und tik tok. Natalija Korbmacher, Bereichsleiterin Vertriebs- und Produktmanagement von der Volksbank Mittelhessen erklärt im Podcast was all diese Dinge mit Ihrem Arbeitsplatz zu tun haben und wieso man sich selbst dabei überdenken sollte, wenn man beim Thema Banking wirklich nur an "online" denkt. Und jeder der zum Einen denkt, dass Bankgespräche nur in Werbung und Produktempfehlungen enden könnten und jeder der glaubt, dass eine Regionale Volksbank wie diese hier in Mittelhessen ein kleiner Player sei, der täuscht sich. Über 300.000 Kunden und eine Zielgruppe, die mit der ersten Kontoeröffnung beginnt und eigentliche lebenslang hält, hat nicht jedes Unternehmen in der schnelllebigen Zeit zu bieten. Also vielleicht ein spannender Ansatz, das Thema "Bank" nochmal neu zu denken? Mehr dazu im Podcast!

Be Very Active With Sales What can I say? Another very inspiring conversation with Natalija, the founder of IT Academy STEP and Sisters of Code in Cambodia.  From the corporate world to the entrepreneurship life, from Latvia to Cambodia, there's a gap that she bridged. She learned one expensive lesson along the way: focus on sales!  Also in this episode: starting a business in an emerging market, the importance of hard work, and why entrepreneurs shouldn't be afraid of making mistakes.  Cherry on the cake: Natalija tells us how she supports local girls to enter the digital economy through her non-profit Sisters of Code.  Women entrepreneurs rock!

Natalija Resnik se ukvarja s kaligrafijo, v društvu Čar Griča pa skrbi, da stare šege, navade in običaji s Ptujskega ne utonejo v pozabo. Proučuje tudi modrost starih ljudstev; afriške pregovore, v katerih so strnjene izkušnje in modrosti več generacij, je zbrala v knjigi Pot do izvora. Pogovoru z zanimivo gostjo lahko prisluhnete takoj po polnoči.

Don't miss out on the next #womenintech podcast episode, get notified by signing up here http://womenintechshow.comWomen in Tech: Natalija Ranisavljevic“Monetization Platform for Digital Products”#womenintech Show is a WeAreTech.fm production.This episode is powered by the Swiss Entrepreneurship Program - https://www.entrepreneur-in-residence.net/ - creating jobs by strengthening the entrepreneurship ecosystem in six target countries.To be featured on the podcast go to http://womenintechshow.com/featureHost, Espree Devorahttps://twitter.com/espreedevorahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/espreeGuest,Natalija Ranisavljevic of Forecast ADShttps://www.linkedin.com/in/natalijaranisavljevic/In LA? Here’s some awesome resources for you to become immersed in the LA Tech scene -For a calendar of all LA Startup events go to, http://WeAreLATech.comTo further immerse yourself into the LA Tech community go to http://wearelatech.com/vipBe featured in the Women in Tech Community by creating your profile here http://womenintech.co/Links Mentioned:Forecast ADS, https://forecastads.com/ICT Hub, https://www.icthub.rs/Credits:Produced and Hosted by Espree Devora, http://espreedevora.comStory produced, Edited and Mastered by Adam Carroll, http://www.ariacreative.ca/Show Notes by Karl Marty, http://karlmarty.comMusic by Jay Huffman, https://soundcloud.com/jayhuffmanShort Title: Monetization Platform for Digital Products

Natalija Freund je virusolog i šef laboratorije za Reakcije ljudskog tela na univerzitetu u Tel Avivu. Ona i njen tim objavili su ovih dana rad u kojem iznose veoma zanimljive zaključke o reakciji ljudskog organizma na infekciju korona virusom; konkretno na to šta i u kojoj meri stimuliše proizvodnju anti-tela i kako to utiče na opasnost od re-infekcije.

35-letna Goričanka Natalija Šaver je umetnica s številnimi darovi: pianistka, skladateljica, klasična in sodobna glasbenica, ki raziskuje ustvarjalno stičišče klasične in sodobne glasbe ter svoje projekte že desetletje nadgrajuje ter umetniško krasi z ustvarjanjem ozračja ob pomoči različnih medijev. Izvira iz glasbene družine. Klavir je začela igrati že pri petih letih, saj je njen oče Benjamin prav tako pianist, glasbenica je tudi njena mama Eleonora. Diplomirala je dvakrat in se nato vključila še v pilotski program Arts Leadership PR pri Doni Gioii na univerzi Južne Kalifornije v Združenih državah Amerike. Po uspešnih projektih, kot so Infinity, Oltremare in Classico, se goriška pianistka zdaj predstavlja z novim z naslovom Atmospherica, ki je pravzaprav njen umetniški manifest. Z Natalijo Šaver se je pogovarjala Tatjana Gregorič.

Natalija Vujošević is an artist and curator based in Montenegro, Yugoslavia. The focus of her research and practice is the presentation of archives through exhibition-making, seeking renewed modes of communication, engagement, and understanding through new interpretations and expanded forms. She has lead and curated this kind of work on a number of research projects and public presentations, such as: Comrades / Women's Movement in Montenegro 1943 - 1953 / with Nataša Nelević A research project and exhibition dedicated to the AFZ archive (the anti-fascist front of women in socialist Yugoslavia. Archive + contemporary art interventions and interviews. "Why Have There Been No Great Men Artists?" Collections of the British Council in cooperation with the National Museum of Montenegro, (with a focus on women artists and their position in collections and in the art scene. Missing Stories / Forced labor in Nazi Germany, organized by the Goethe Institute Belgrade / Salon of the Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade). She is the founder and director of the non-governmental organization, the Institute of Contemporary Art in Montenegro, which has been active since 2015, which is dedicated to contemporary art theory, education, research, and archives. The Institute established the first award for the young artists in Montenegro (in cooperation with Trust For Mutual Understanding New York). In the National Library of Montenegro, they are developing an alternative book collection that consists of art theory, philosophy, and humanistic science written in the last 3 decades (after Yugoslavia). Her recent artist research is focused around Issues of life on the sidelines of global capitalism: the fatal transition of the Western Balkans and the neo-colonial politics and the occupation of natural resources on the Adriatic coast. The book mentioned in the interview was; Breathing / Chaos and Poetry / Franco "Bifo" Berardi. The study of Nature, Installation in public vitrine, 2020, mirror, textile, curtains, South south lets go south Biennale Serbia. Body Installation, 2017, ceramic tiles, textile, wood. Nida Art Colony

In der neuen Folge des Podcasts sprechen wir mit Natalija Hellesoe - Unternehmerin, Trainerin und Coach. Gemeinsam reden wir über Themen wie verantwortungsvolle Führung zu Zeiten der Corona Pandemie, OKRs als Spiegel von Unternehmenskulturen und über ihr Buch "OKRs at the Center - How to use goals to drive ongoing change and create the organization you want". Natalijas Buch: https://amzn.to/3lVXlpB Natalijas Buchempfehlung: https://amzn.to/2T0HQ32

Today we hear from Natalija Gorščak, director of TV at RTV in Slovenia, about how the country is restarting production; Catherine Alvaresse, director of documentaries at France Télévisions, about its renewed focus on documentary; and Fiorenza Cella, president of Free Dolphin Entertainment, about the rise and rise of the TV movie.

Somaševanje v baziliki Marije Pomagaj je vodil ljubljanski pomožni škof Franc Šuštar. Prepeval je ženski tercet Nataša, Anica in Natalija, z orglami jih je spremljal Tadej Jakopič.

Širvintų rajone esantį Krunų kaimą garsina daug įdomių žmonių. Viena jų, diplomuota agronomė Natalija Ščiupakova. Jos ūkio valdos šiek tiek daugiau nei 1 ha. Medžių paunksmėje – nedidelis šiaudų ir molio namas. Kelias, kuriuo pasuko Natalija savo sodyboje bus suprantamas ir priimtinas tik tiems, kurie nori susigrąžinti prarastą ryšį su gamta. Kokia patirtimi ir atradimais dalijasi Natalija? Lietuva – nedidelė šalis, tačiau dirbama žemė labai skirtinga. Jos yra bemaž maža pusė visos mūsų šalies teritorijos. Vienur žemė derlinga, kitur nenaši. Tokia, kaip Ukmergės rajone, Želvos seniūnijoje. Ką pataria nuomojantiems ar sudariems panaudos sutartį su ūkininkais žemės savininkams žemės ūkio specialistė Valduonė Drobužienė? Ved. Nijolė Baronienė.

Wer diese Sendung kennt, der weiß: Hier kommen für gewöhnlich ein paar Stichworte zur Biografie unseres Gastes, ein paar Stationen, Hinweise, prägnante Punkte. Bitte glauben Sie uns, im Leben dieser 36-jährigen Frau gibt es so viele große und kleine Orte, Situationen und Geschehnisse, dass es schwer fiele, eine solche Zusammenstellung vorzunehmen. Vielleicht das: Natalja Yefimkina kommt gebürtig aus der Ukraine. Als Tochter zweier russisch-ukrainischer Wissenschaftler im Sommer '83 in Kiew geboren, flüchtete die Familie nach der Nuklearkatastrophe von Tschernobyl nach Sibirien. 1995 ging es nach Deutschland - nach Bochum, Ulm und schließlich Berlin, wo sie heute glücklich mit ihrer eigenen kleinen Familie lebt. Auf der Berlinale stellte sie just ihre Debutarbeit als Regisseurin vor, einen Dokumentarfilm mit dem Titel „Garagenvolk“, der sofort den Heiner-Carow-Preis abräumte und auf vielen Festivals - zu Recht - gefeiert wird. Aber alles andere, was zwischen ihrer Geburt und dem Jetzt liegt, ist ein wildes Springen über den Globus, ein Galopp durch Sorgen und Freuden und ein tolles Erleben der Welt durch ihre Augen.

On this episode of the Virtual Frontier, we have Natalija Banic. Natalia leads HR here at FlashHub.Natalija and Manuel had an awesome conversation about flexiblity and what kind of flexibility freelancers can provide your business.You can find out more about Natalija, FlashHub and Virtual Teams as a service at Flashhub.ioIf you're in Germany, don't miss Virtual Teams Live Experience from FlashHub on December 12th, 2019. There will be keynote speakers talking about different aspects of new work as well as food and drinks. Only 50 spots are available so register now!

V sedmo sezono Metinega čaja nas pospremi direktorica Televizije Slovenija. Pogovarjamo se o nemalo izzivih, ki jih prinaša ta položaj. Šifra: PPN. #MetinČaj   NATALIJA...

Zaključek kolesarskega romanja v Novi Štifti je zaokrožil koncert Marijinih pesmi v izvedbi terceta, v sestavi: Nataša Banko, Anica Smrtnik in Natalija Šimunovič.

Andrej in Natalija sta popotnika in influencerja na socialnih medijih, kot so Instagram in Steemit. Pravkar sta se vrnila z leto in pol dolgega popotovanja po Aziji, kjer sta njuno raziskovanje tujih kultur, kulinarike in vizualnih naslad Azije zelo podrobno dokumentirala na svojih socialnih medijih in spletnem blogu WNF Diary. Z njima bomo govorili o iskanju inspiracije, lastnega izražanja, potovanju in svobodi, ki ji kaos nenehnega seljenja in spoznavanja novih okolij lahko prinese vsakomur, ki je pripravljen narediti prvi korak. POVEZAVA DO WNF Diary: https://wnfdiary.com

Check out this sit down we had with Natalija, a Kinesiology Graduate and Personal Trainer in Toronto, Canada. She reached out to us and expressed an interest in taking a seat on our couch to rap about the student's perspective of Massage Therapy. After spending 12 years of being involved in Fitness, she finally took the leap to add Massage Therapy to her already thriving career. As a student she brings us back to what it was like studying for OP's, dealing with classmates, finally piecing the puzzle together in student clinic, and all the ups and downs and crazy that we have all experienced while looking for the light at the end of the tunnel. ConEdInstitute.com 2massagetherapists.com

Kodėl išsivysčiusiose šalyse elitiniai universitetai telkiasi regionuose? Oficialioji šalies valdžia kalba apie regionų stiprinimą, dėl šios priežasties iš Vilniaus į Kauną iškeliama Žemės ūkio ministerija; įvedus etatitinį mokytojų darbo apmokėjimą, buvo gerokai padidintos regionų mažų mokyklų mokytojų algos, o didmiesčių mokytojams – sumažėjo. Bet kalbant apie aukštąsias mokyklas, situacija kitokia. Lietuvoje priešingai, nei daugelyje senosios demokratijos šalių, kur patys prestižiškiausi, vadinamieji „Gebenės lygos" universitetai, yra įsikūrę ne sostinėse, o nedideliuose miestukuose. Ir taip yra neatsitiktinai, o vykdant tikrą, ne popierinę regioninę politiką.O Lietuvoje akademiniais miestais iš esmės tampa du didmiesčiai: Vilnius ir Kaunas. Šiaulių universitetas (ŠU) studijų parodoje „Studijos 2019" pranešė žinią stojantiesiems – ŠU nuo šios vasaros bus nebe savarankiškas universitetas, o Vilniaus universiteto padalinys. . Iš tiesų tokia universiteto netektis yra skausminga ne vien Šiauliams ir regionui, bet ir visai Lietuvai. Jei nelieka regione universiteto, nebelieka ir „intelekto", nes intelektualiai pajėgiausi, veržliausi, drąsiausi, perspektyviausi akademinio pasaulio žmonės išvažiuoja ten, kur geriausiai gali realizuoti savo gebėjimus. Daugybė puikių ŠU dėstytojų persikėlė dirbti ir gyventi į Vilnių ar Kauną ir niekada nebegrįš atgalios. Įkandin jų išvažiuoja jaunimas, kuris galėjo likti regione studijuoti ir kurti savo ateitį.Beje, buvusioji Švietimo, mokslo ir sporto ministerijos vadovybė dar neseniai turėjo planų ir regioninę Šiaulių valstybinę kolegiją prijungti prie Vilniaus arba Kauno kolegijų.Kur veda tokia regioninė politika regionus ir visą šalį? Kodėl regionams svarbu išlaikyti aukštąsias mokyklas? Ką galvoti abiturientams belaukiantiems stojamųjų, ar dar verta jiems rinktis studijas regionų aukštosiose mokyklose?Laidoje dalyvaus Šiaulių universiteto rektorius profesorius Darius Šiaučiūnas ir Šiaulių valstybinės kolegijos direktorė dr. Natalija Šedžiuvienė. Ved. Jonė Kučinskaitė.

V 60. podcast oddaji je pred moj mikrofon stopila Natalija Golob, ki je svojo nogometno pot pričela pri ŽNK Škale. Na prvoligaški sceni se je uveljavila v dresu ŽNK Slovenj Gradec. Po šestih sezonah na Koroškem se je odpravila na tuje in odšla na Islandijo. Z Islandije se je za kratek čas vrnila v Slovenijo in oblekla dres Radomelj. Nato je ponovno odšla čez mejo v Avstrijo. Po igranju v prvi in drugi avstrijski ligi se je pred koncem svoje nogometne poti vrnila domov in oblekla dres Olimpije. Po koncu lanske sezone se je odločila, da obesi kopačke na klin, čeprav ima željo se še vrniti na nogometne zelenice.Glasba/Music: Rockin' Riff - Nicolai Heidlas Real Ride - Nicolai Heidlas

Gripas: kaip greičiau pasveikti? Laidoje klausytojai išgirs patarimų, kokios nemedikamentinės priemonės padėtų sumažinti kūno temperatūrą – jei vaistai nepadeda ar jų nenorime vartoti. Kone visuose namuose turimos priemonės, tarkime, actas, padėtų sumažinti kūno temperatūrą. Kaip panaudoti tokias priemones, laidoje papasakos žolininkės Monika Smilgytė ir Nijolė Degutienė, apie vaistus nuo gripo ir nedarbingumo pažymėjimų išdavimo tvarką gripo epidemijos metu paiškins Šeškinės poliklinikos skyriaus vedėja Natalija Šertvytienė, apie mitybą kalbėsime su gydytoja dietologe Juste Parnarauskiene. Ved. Rasa Pekarskienė.

Gripas: kaip greičiau pasveikti? Laidoje klausytojai išgirs patarimų, kokios nemedikamentinės priemonės padėtų sumažinti kūno temperatūrą – jei vaistai nepadeda ar jų nenorime vartoti. Kone visuose namuose turimos priemonės, tarkime, actas, padėtų sumažinti kūno temperatūrą. Kaip panaudoti tokias priemones, laidoje papasakos žolininkės Monika Smilgytė ir Nijolė Degutienė, apie vaistus nuo gripo ir nedarbingumo pažymėjimų išdavimo tvarką gripo epidemijos metu paiškins Šeškinės poliklinikos skyriaus vedėja Natalija Šertvytienė, apie mitybą kalbėsime su gydytoja dietologe Juste Parnarauskiene. Ved. Rasa Pekarskienė.

Today we get to know Natalija Ranisavljevic of Forecast ADS. Forecast Ads Monetization Platform brings unique solutions for all Digital Goods. If you own a Web Application, Website, Browser Extension or a Software this is the right place for you. This episode is powered by the Swiss Entrepreneurship Program - https://www.entrepreneur-in-residence.net/ - creating jobs by strengthening the entrepreneurship ecosystem in six target countries. Tweet @womenintechshow and @EspreeDevora https://forecastads.com/ http://twitter.com/womenintechshow https://twitter.com/espreedevora

Delati zase. Pomagati svojim bližnjim, ko te rabijo. In predvsem, delati za druge. To so tri načela izjemno angažirane medgeneracijske povezovalke Natalije Planinc, predsednice piranskega društva Anbot. Iskrivi sogovornici nikoli ne zmanjka zamisli za spodbujanje sodelovanja, vseživljenjskega učenja in ohranjanja kulturne dediščine. Letos je za svoje vsestransko delovanje dobila najvišje priznanje piranske občine, Zlati grb, ki je le eno iz vrste priznanj za njeno neutrudno ustvarjalno delo tkanja socialnih vezi. Natalijo Planic, ki zase pravi, da je rojena pod srečno zvezdo, je v oddajo povabila Lea Širok.

Vabljeni k poslušanju podcasta o imenih. Tokrat govorim o imenu NINA, IRENA, TATJANA, MAJA, MIHAELA, NATALIJA, MATEJA, IRENA, BARBARA, ROMANA. ====== KONTAKTI ====== Naročite se na youtube kanal pomena in razlage imen Dodajte me v vaše kroge preko Google+ Všečkajte FB stran Podcast.si Poslušajte vsebino podcasta preko Stitcherja Naročite se na prenos audio vsebine s pomočjo iTunes-a Naročite… Read More » The post 027 – Podcast Moje-ime.si appeared first on Podcast.si.

An emotional, and sometimes poignant interview, with three of BY YOUR SIDE’s ABA Therapist, each who have a younger brother with autism. Alex, Lizzie, and Natalija give their insight to being in a profession that hits close to home.

We’re pleased to announce the sixth episode of our “Life After Trek” podcast, featuring Natalija Nogulich. Since you are reading this here, I’m sure you all know Natalija for her character of Admiral Nechayev on Star Trek the Next Generation and Deep Space Nine. Her strong and heartfelt portrayal of this memorable character has endeared her to Trek fans everywhere, but did you know that she is also an author? In our interview we here all about her new book called “One Woman’s War” tentatively set to be out in the spring of 2011, as well as her current endeavors and her thoughts on the Admiral.It seems that Natalija is always working on a project, whether it is acting on stage, writing, or volunteering, she is determined to be constructive and creative. One of the charities that Natalija works with is Trek to the Troops. Here, she contributes by visiting troops and sending them care packages. She even sends hats that she personally knits for them. You can see a video below of Natalija in her apartment talking about what goes into some of the packages they send.We had a great time talking with Natalija and we’re sure you’ll enjoy listening as she talks about her recent goings-on and her experiences on set as Admiral Nechayev.Be sure to visit Natalija's official website can be found here.

Hi there, I’m Jack and I’m Gintarė and welcome back to Lithuanian Out Loud where we offer the world the Lithuanian language.   photograph: Lietuvių kalbos institutas Vilniuje (Lithuanian Language Institute in Vilnius) photographer: Anaiptol (Vikipedija) According to the Wikipedia page Knygnešiai, between 1866 and 1904 Russian authorities instituted a Lithuanian press ban in Lithuania.  The Russians attempted to replace the Lithuanian alphabet with the Russian or cyrillic alphabet.   The Lithuanian people responded with knygnešiai a combination of the word knyga – book and the verb nešti – to carry.   Knygnešiai – were people who smuggled printed materials from Lithuania minor and the United States into Lithuanian speaking areas of Imperial Russia.  The knygnešiai, or singular: knygnešys, became a symbol of the resistance of the Lithuanians against Russification.   When caught, knygnešiai were punished by fines, banishment, and exile, including deportation to Siberia.  Some were shot while crossing the border into Lithuania.   Knygnešiai http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knygne%C5%A1iai   In previous episodes we learned how to use pronouns to express possession such as;   my mano   your tavo   his jo   her jos   our mūsų   your jūsų   their jų   prašom pakartoti, please repeat…   my ancestor mano prosenelis   your dog tavo šuo   their friends jų draugai   our nationality mūsų tautybė   into the list of pronouns we have to add “savo”     savo is a bit unusual   you use savo to express possession according to the subject of the sentence   back in episode 23 we learned how to say, “I really love my wife” – “aš labai myliu savo žmoną.”   žmona is vardininkas for a wife or the wife why don’t we say, aš myliu mano žmoną?   right, that would be wrong   I love my wife myliu savo žmoną – is correct myliu mano žmoną – is incorrect – why?   let’s create a simple sentence - I see my wife   my wife can be translated as, mano žmona   I see, is translated as, aš matau   So, in order to say, I see my wife, you might be tempted to say, aš matau mano žmoną.  That’s perfectly logical – but it’s wrong.  The reason is that in Lithuanian, when we talk about possession, such as, my wife, his wife, your wife, etcetera, we have to be aware of the subject of the sentence.   I see my wife.   In this sentence, my wife, is the object which receives the action of the verb – to see.   My wife is being seen.   The subject is I.   I am the subject and my wife is the object, who is being seen.   I see my wife.   In this sentence “I” and “my” have a lot in common.  Both words refer to me.  In English, I see my wife sounds fine but in Lithuanian this is unnecessary repetiton.   Since we started the sentence with, I see – aš matau, we don’t need to say, “mano žmoną.”   Here we use the word savo in place of mano and the meaning is clear.   I see my wife aš matau savo žmoną   We don’t want to repeat a reference to the subject of the sentence which in this case is “I.”   Here are some more examples but first some new words:   a key raktas   a hat skrybėlė   to love mylėti   I see my book aš matau savo knygą   I see my books aš matau savo knygas   I see my dog aš matau savo šunį   I see my dogs aš matau savo šunis   I see my house aš matau savo namą   I see my houses aš matau savo namus   I love my son aš myliu savo sūnų   I love my sons aš myliu savo sūnus   I love my job  aš myliu savo darbą   I love my jobs  aš myliu savo darbus   I have my key aš turiu savo raktą   I have my keys aš turiu savo raktus   I have my hat aš turiu savo skrybėlę   I have my hats aš turiu savo skrybėles   I have my shoe aš turiu savo batą   I have my shoes aš turiu savo batus   so, for example, let's say, “we love our country”     here we’re talking about “we love - mylime” - “our country – savo šalį”     both the subject – we, and the object – our country, agree   we love our country – mylime savo šalį   we would not say, “mylime mūsų šalį”     this would be unnecessary repetiton   we love our country – mylime savo šalį   here are some examples of sentences where the subject and the object of the sentence agree, but first, some new words:   vocabulary žodynas   a camera fotoaparatas   a coat paltas   a ticket bilietas   to visit aplankyti   do you have your key? ar turite savo raktą?   do you have your camera? ar turite savo fotoaparatą?   Algis with his family live here Algis su savo šeima gyvena čia   Valdemaras with his dog live here Valdemaras su savo šuniu gyvena čia   Neringa lives in her flat Neringa gyvena savo bute   Justina lives in her house Justina gyvena savo name   we love our country mylime savo šalį   we love our language mylime savo kalbą   Diana and Natalija visit their mother Diana ir Natalija aplanko savo motiną   Agnė and Edita visit their family Agnė ir Edita aplanko savo šeimą   she has her coat ji turi savo paltą   she has her ticket ji turi savo bilietą   Now here are some examples where the subject and the object don’t agree.  In these examples we wouldn’t use savo.  First, some vocabulary…   a magazine žurnalas   a party vakarėlis   I have your book aš turiu tavo knygą   I have her book aš turiu jos knygą   you have my book tu turi mano knygą   you have our book tu turi mūsų knygą   Agnė hugs my daughter Agnė apkabina mano dukrą   Andrius is calling your brother Andrius skambina tavo broliui   Andrius is calling her brother Andrius skambina jos broliui   are you reading his magazine? ar skaitote jo žurnalą?   are you reading my magazine? ar skaitote mano žurnalą?   I am going to your party važiuoju į tavo vakarėlį   I am going to their party važiuoju į jų vakarėlį   now let’s mix them up   I’m living my life aš gyvenu savo gyvenimą   I’m drinking his beer aš geriu jo alų   she is living her own life ji gyvena savo gyvenimą   she is eating his pizza ji valgo jo picą   he is living his own life jis gyvena savo gyvenimą   he is eating her sandwich jis valgo jos sumuštinį   we are living in our flat gyvename savo bute   we are living in their flat gyvename jų bute   Šaunuoliai!!  Great!  You made it to the end of another episode!  Puiku!  Excellent!