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En este episodio de Un día, una voz, Adela Micha conversa con Nayo Escobar, empresario, músico, escritor y creador de contenido originario de Monterrey. Fundador del Grupo BCX y cofundador de Quality Post, Nayo ha construido una trayectoria inspiradora que combina el mundo de los negocios con la pasión por la música y la comunicación. En esta charla íntima, comparte su visión sobre el éxito, las lecciones que ha aprendido y cómo ha logrado conectar con millones de personas a través de sus entrevistas y contenido motivacional. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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¿Qué pasa cuando lo tienes todo y lo pierdes... tres veces? En esta reveladora entrevista, Michel Domit, el empresario visionario que trajo Nike a México y heredó la icónica marca familiar, nos cuenta su historia sin filtros. Desde tomar las riendas de un negocio quebrado a los 20 años, hasta caer en una deuda de 10 millones de dólares. Pero su historia no es solo de negocios, es de trascendencia. Michel nos revela el secreto de su mayor éxito, "El Santuario": la noche en que su vida cambió para siempre gracias a una guía espiritual que lo salvó de la quiebra. Esta es una plática imperdible sobre fracaso, resiliencia y el poder de escuchar esa voz interior que te lleva al éxito más allá de cualquier estrategia financiera. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Client conflict became a catalyst for clearer boundaries, better processes, and a more scalable virtual practice.The DisruptorsWith Liz FarrWhen Nayo Carter-Gray, founder of 1st Step Accounting, received a one-star Google review from a challenging client, she realized the crucial value of the boundaries she had established for clients. An email issue on the client's end made the client think the firm was ignoring him when the reality was that he simply wasn't receiving the firm's correspondence. MORE STREAMING: Hartman: Upwork to “40 Under 40” in 3 Years | Telka: Transform Fear into Fuel | Woodard: Move Past Reports; Deliver Results | Baker: Find True Purpose to End Burnout | Brolin: The W.I.N. Leadership Formula | Gertrudes: How EOS & “Unreasonable Hospitality” Reshaped GrowthLab | Vilms: The Power of People in a Tech-Driven World A happy ending came when the client took that one-star review down after Carter-Gray laid out “a timeline of events of how he didn't follow the process from start to finish,” she recalls. “It just led to us realizing that we put these boundaries in place for a reason, and now I'm looking at the entire process that we have to make sure that our existing clients know these boundaries and why they're important.” Carter-Gray's firm uses a framework of three core elements to establish boundaries with clients.
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ABOUT THIS EPISODE Learning and loving to read is a journey for every child. Today, we're focusing on that particular moment when a child is building their reading confidence to make a leap from picture books to chapter books. It's an exciting time, but it's also high stakes: it presents a small window that can either launch a child into a love of reading on their own or intimidate them if they find it overwhelming. That's where Scholastic comes in. In today's episode, former elementary school teacher and current Editorial Director of Scholastic's Acorn early readers and Branches early chapter books lines, Katie Carella, is back in the studio with guest-host Billy DiMichele to talk about this magical moment in a child's literacy journey. And joining the podcast for the first time is Bernard Mensah, author of beloved Branches series Kwame's Magic Quest. Over the years, Branches has helped grow so many readers through highly illustrated, early chapter books that kids devour. Currently with 58 million books in print and 34 published series, the line has experienced a “meteoric” rise since we last spoke about this important line in 2019 when it had about 17 million books and about 25 series in print. Listen on to find out what's behind this meteoric rise, to get a glimpse of Kwame's magical world, and to learn about Bernard's passion for writing for the Branches age group and representing Ghanaian culture in children's books. And stay to the end for a read aloud sneak peek! →Resources About Branches: https://www.scholastic.com/site/branches.html About Kwame's Magic Quest: https://www.scholastic.com/site/branches/kwame-s-magic-quest.html Fuse #8 Blog Review from Betsy Bird: https://afuse8production.slj.com/2025/02/04/the-fast-paced-page-turning-adventure-series-thats-a-celebration-of-african-cultures-bernard-mensah-discusses-kwames-magic-quest/ More listening: Scholastic Reads! EVA-DORABLE: Rebecca Elliott Talks a Decade of the Owl Diaries, Eva the Owlet, and more! More listening: Scholastic Reads! Growing Readers with Branches and Acorn from 2019! →Highlights _Katie Carella: Editorial Director, Acorn & Branches, Scholastic _ “Having been a 1st-3rd grade teachers myself, I'm always excited to talk about that very exciting point in a child's reading journey where they begin to read books independently. You get to see that light go off and it's just the best feeling ever.” “All of the Branches books have a second grade reading level. But the books all feature really rich, layered plots so they do appeal to children across many grade levels. From Kindergarten, I'd say up through fourth and even fifth grade, especially now with reading levels behind where they should be. So it's more important than ever to have these “high-low” books. These books are high-interest, layered plots and yet written at a lower reading level.” “If a child chooses a book that's too easy for them the child can speed through it and they gain fluency and stamina. If they choose a book that's slightly too hard for them, the child might struggle, but if they want to read they will do the work. And they'll learn decoding skills along the way. So both experiences ultimately grow a child's vocabulary and their reading skill set.” “The accolades [for Kwame's Magic Quest] keep coming in…it was highlighted on Betsy Bird's Fuse #8 blog…I just wanted to say a quote she had in her blog, ‘it's amazing how much story Mensah and Nayo [the illustrator] are able to pack into this thing.' You are getting this really rich and magical world that Bernard has created but in this really digestible format.” _Bernard Mensah, Author, Kwame's Magic Quest _ “[Kwame's Magic Quest] has got that mix of authenticity, friendship, lots and lots of magic, some peril and danger, there's evil magicians and spells. I think it brings together a lot of things that you would typically find exciting if you wanted to read a book about magic or an epic adventure.” “[on working with the illustrator Natasha Nayo] Having an illustrator who came from the same background who understands the cultural context of some of things that I was trying to put across, I could rely on the art to do some of the talking for me. She brought her own unique flare.” “My son, when he was about five years old, I remember looking at his bookshelf and thinking to myself, well, I've managed to find stories for him or write something that speaks to his culture at every age. Where is the book that speaks to him from five to eight years old? And I couldn't find it so foolishly I thought to myself, well, I'll write it. And that's where the idea for Kwame's Magic Quest came from.” On what the characters would do over summer break, “By the end of the summer they would probably save the world again because that's what they do in every book. They come close to not doing it but they find a way to rally together and make magic safe again for everybody.” →Special Thanks Producers: Anne Sparkman, Allyson Barkan, and Maxine Osa Sound engineer: S. Shin Music composer: Lucas Elliot Eberl →Coming Soon The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards 2025
Nayo Campbell is an Emmy nominated journalist, Webby Nominated producer, and host. She is the Utah Jazz Digital Content Reporter and Producer and entering fourth season serving as one of the In-Arena Hosts for the Jazz.Born and Raised in PG County Maryland, Nayo is a proud graduate of Howard University and member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. Boasting and impressive resume in communications, her expertise includes all things media from digital, television, radio and more. With the Jazz she dives into the human interest of players, focusing on stories centered around their journeys to the NBA, hobbies outside of basketball and more. Which gained her three Emmy nominations for her long form content. When not sitting down with players she can be seen, hosting content centered around the organization and fans! Outside of sports she has interviewed notable people such as Kevin Hart, Ava Duvernay, Mary J. Blige , Jamie Foxx, and more.She was the lead producer on the Webby-nominated “Power Players” highlighting the black women behind the 2020 democratic campaigns.
En este episodio nos acompaña un invitado muy especial, Nayo Escobar, emprendedor y empresario, y nos contó su increíble historia de emprendimiento. Nos platica cómo desde pequeño siguió sus sueños y todo lo que tuvo que aprender y vivir para llegar a ser el empresario que es hoy. Quédate para escuchar una de las historias de éxito más increíbles.
Emmy Winner and Utah Jazz Reporter Nayo Campbell joins in to explore the highs and lows of this year's All-Star Weekend, from the All-Star game to the thrilling dunk contest. Plus, we discuss bold ideas like adding a one-on-one competition and debate fan-favorite moments versus areas for improvement. Nayo shares insights some the Jazz' young core including Keontae George, Kyle Fillipowski, and more. Nayo also shares thoughts on the art of the interview and the evolution of journalism! Sign up on PrizePicks using the promo code “Combo” Make a deposit of $5 or more and receive $50 instantly here: prizepicks.onelink.me/ivHR/COMBO
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