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Folks, sorry for the delay in uploading this weeks episode Tim is out of commission for a bit due to some bedbugs so for a little bit these episodes will be unedited. But now we're going to show you what we cover, including a big radio trade in Houston, take a listen to some legendary stations, including KYGO in Denver, the big pig in Olean, New York Also covers the Pennsylvania state line, we also take a look at the fish in Cleveland among other topics of interest.

This Hour: Craig and Will talk travel and Will explains a dangerous moment during his travel; Nancy Pelosi lands in Taiwan, Craig takes a closer look; Days INN has a new “talking pillow” good or bad idea?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This Hour: Craig and Will talk travel and Will explains a dangerous moment during his travel; Nancy Pelosi lands in Taiwan, Craig takes a closer look; Days INN has a new “talking pillow” good or bad idea?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Staffel 4, Folge 2... und wir sind schon wieder in New York. Naja fast... Es ist nur der Vorort geworden. In dem geht es in einer der beiden Hausaufgaben. Beim anderen Film begeben wir uns auf dünnes Eis und was wir sonst so gesehen haben erfahrt ihr natürlich auch wieder. Possessor (2020): https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5918982/ The King of Staten Island (2020): https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9686708/ Folgt uns auf.... Blog: dieknappestundegemuetlichkeit.jimdofree.com/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/knappe_stunde_gemuetlichkeit/ Twitter: twitter.com/stnd_gmtlchkt Letterboxd Tino: letterboxd.com/shc_Hue1se/ Letterboxd Tim: letterboxd.com/oettchen/ Spotify-Playlist: spotify:user:tinokaerst:playlist:0fgVZVBRN2vLWNWoQyP8eJ Email: DieKnappeStundeGemuetlichkeit@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, we'll talk about pricing strategies and how to price your services. I'm bringing on one of my past clients, Shontaye Hawkins. She has so much wisdom to share with you. She's a strategist, uses her extensive finance background, and her ability to help someone align with the truth of the numbers. Shontaye has worked with Fortune 500 companies such as Goldman Sachs and the Bank of New York Also, with other industry leaders like Grant Thornton. She's passionate about encouraging entrepreneurs to reach their full potential and build successful, more profitable futures. What You'll Hear In This Episode What difference does it make when you intentionally step into your core power? What is the problem with attaching approval to your pricing? What is the starting point with pricing your services as proposed by Shontaye? How and what lead Shontaye started mastering the number game of finance and pricing? Why is it important for business owners to pay attention to their profit as proposed by Shontaye? What happens when you generate more profit? Why do many people run away from the numbers? Why is it important to understand your starting point, as proposed by Shontaye? The pricing strategies as discussed by Shontaye What is Shontaye's advice on how business owners should position themselves in the market? How will businesses figure out what they will price their services? How branding and aligning works as discussed by Shontaye What is Pricing Language? Why do you have to be wary in using the words; exclusive, sale, discount, and free? What are the rules or formulas when you offer stackings or packages as proposed by Shontaye? The Marketing Rule of 7 as discussed by Shontaye What mistakes do Shontaye see business owners are making with pricing? Don't be a Chief Volunteer Officer (CVO) Don't base your pricing on what your competition is charging. What separates you from somebody else in the market? What's the formula for profit as proposed by Shontaye? Shontaye's advice to someone who's about to launch a new offer on how to price correctly How does a beta version can develop your product or services as discussed by AJ? What Shontaye tells her younger self to help her get results faster? Subscribe and Review in iTunes Are you subscribed to my podcast, If not, please go do that now because that is what helps get this message to reach more people? Plus, I don't want you to miss an episode. Each week, I'll be releasing two new episodes and if you're not subscribed there's a good chance they'll fly under the radar and you'll miss out. Click here to subscribe in iTunes now! Also, please leave me a review on iTunes because that's what helps more people find the podcast. Simply click here to review, then select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review.” Let me know what you're loving about the podcast and what has been one of your biggest take-aways so far. Links Mentioned In This Episode http://makemoreprofitsession.com www.ajamyx.com/waitlist http://instagram.com/ajamyx

RADIO.COM Sports NFL Insiders Eliot Shorr-Parks and Brian Baldinger react to the 49ers blowout Monday Night win over the Browns. What's wrong with the Browns and where do the 49ers rank in the NFC? What should the Redskins do going forward? The Cowboys are faltering. Is Adam Gase one-and-done in New York? Also, is there a blueprint to beat the Chiefs now?

This week, we dive deep on the upcimg week 4 games for the New England Patriots and the New York Giant. Can the Patriots defense rebound? Is OBJ the problem in New York? Also, we preview the best games of week 4 in the NFL. It's almost October, and that means playoff baseball!!! We provide an early look at the contenders in the American and National Leagues. If you like what you hear, please hit the subscribe button! You can email the show at jmsportspodcast@gmail.com. You can follow Mike on Instagram @melkins1 and on Twitter @melkins31175. Thank you for listening, we're grateful for every listener!!!

THE BABIES ARE BACK. After a painful break from podcasting, we're diving back in with So You Want to Be a Wizard: a technical marvel chock full of magic, friendship and leaving bullies in your supernatural dust. How can a white hole be so darn charming? Is there a more creative "wrong" version of our world than the Starsnuffer's personal utopia? And just how confusing is it to try to navigate fictional New York? Also featuring a Smaug-style sewer dragon and 2 kids accomplishing way 2 much for their age. Press play and don't forget your wizard's manual. We're also catching the tail end of #trypod. Recommendations: Madeleine - Sooo Many White Guys / Grace - Imaginary Worlds. Please note - while Dragon Babies is not explicit, these recommendations are.MUSIC - Pippin the Hunchback by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) - Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

In true countdown style, this season we’ll release one podcast each week for the 40 weeks leading up to Match Day.  This is season 1 episode 4 - now 37 weeks to go until Match Day 2017. Let’s get started: We got some feedback about poor audio quality in the first few episodes, so I upgraded the microphone and added a pop filter - hopefully it is a bit more crisp now for all of our listeners. Residency timeline update: now is the time that all of our DO listeners can start submitting applications for AOA residencies - for all MD candidates - you won't start until September so hang tight. If you wanted to start working on anything, you can start exploring MyERAS by using your token to register, complete your profile, and researching programs. NRMP Numbers NRMP - the numbers episode - who is applying, understand what you are up against Data for 2016 Infographic Applicant pool is made up of allopathic US seniors, allopathic US grads from previous years, DOs, Canadian grads, Fifth Pathway, US born IMGs and foreign-born IMGs 42,370 total applicants in 2016 How to interpret the data US seniors - the odds are not only that you will match, but that you will match at one of your top three choices. Relax a bit, and really tease out which program will be right for you, and focus on standing out among people exactly like you. Even if you are an all-star at your school, you will be interviewing alongside other all-stars for a limited number of spots. Also realize that you are only about 50% of the application pool, and don’t get cocky. Even if you think you are overqualified and extremely competitive for certain spots, take the process seriously. Every year since 2012 at least 5% of US seniors go unmatched. Foreign grads - rejoice! We are still in a position that the number of US residency spots outnumber US allopathic senior graduates. While the odds are nowhere near as comforting as those for US grads, getting a US residency slot is far from impossible. When you do match, you are just as likely as a US grad to get one of your top 3 choices, as a total of 403 programs (over 1,000 spots) didn’t fill last year - apply correctly and you can stack the odds in your favor and avoid the SOAP. The ACGME and their role: The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education is the body responsible for accrediting the majority of graduate medical training programs for physicians in the United States. They conduct audits / site visits of each program ratings from every 1 to 10 years to evaluate each residency program. Duty hours, duty hour restrictions, elements of program funding, surgical and some speciality case logs, and how you will be evaluated during your residency Knowing this now - before you start residency - will give you a leg up during your interviews.  The faculty conducting your interviews are already well-versed in this ACGME core competency system, so you can construct your answers to fit the molds already in place. You will come across as very informed, and have a leg up. You may have heard the adage: to stand out during your fourth year work and act like an intern, to be a good intern work like a second year, etc. Stanford site - throughout your residency, you will get feedback on the 6 core competencies  of: patient care, medical knowledge, practice-based learning and improvement, systems based practice, professionalism, interpersonal skills and communication. Why is this important - accreditation - does indeed impact your career both in residency and after graduation.  Stripped Hopkins Internal Medicine for violating 80 hour work weeks in 2003, Yale General Surgery in 2002 Link to search programs Question of the Day: How important is undergraduate, medical school geography in my application? Dr. Olson’s: answer: communicate how each location has influenced you, and how it will reflect in your training, also communicate clearly why this geographic region fits with your goals. Dr. Hurt’s answer: You need to make it very clear that you would do well in any geographic region you want to train in. Residency is very difficult - having friends or family nearby communicates to programs that you have a sort of built-in support system, and can be seen as a strength. In your specific situation, if you are far from friends and family - mentioning that you were able to live far from home in the past and adjust well, and achieve success can be seen as a strength - it’s all how you present it. I would also mention future goals when geography comes up - where you want to practice when you graduate, as even a subconscious bias exists trying to recruit top talent to the region, or even stay on as faculty where you trained. (Exactly what I did - family medicine in Texas while training in New York) Also consider what you would learn being in a certain region you couldn’t get elsewhere - training near a coal mine in West Virginia exposes you to lung pathology not seen other places in the country, Emergency medicine programs in Chicago are likely to have higher percentage of gunshot wounds than others, and coastal regions may have more fish hook trauma and jellyfish stings. Make sure to highlight exactly why the region is right for your situation now, and will benefit you moving forward. Closing:     Unfortunately that’s all the time we have for today’s show. Please subscribe to catch each new episode as they are uploaded each week.  If you find the content valuable please take a bit of time to leave a review on iTunes to help get the word out to other med students looking for answers.  Also feel free to give us some feedback on what you think we could improve on. Thank you to everyone for listening, remember to send you questions to us through our website at www.thematchgurus.com, twitter @theMatchGurus, or snapchat.  Our book is now available on Amazon - please leave a review there as well. Take care.