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Inflacja w maju wyniosła 4%. Polska zawnioskuje do KE o dofinansowanie gigafabryki AI. MESKO w Skarżysku-Kamiennej będzie produkować milion pocisków małokalibrowych dziennie. Fintecom, właściciel komunikatora GG, planuje debiut na NewConnect. MF chce wprowadzić możliwość zawieszenia kontroli.Zasubskrybuj prasówkę na ⁠⁠⁠www.businessupdate.pl⁠⁠⁠.Podcast powstał przy pomocy ElevenLabs.

What does it look like to follow God for the long haul? To build something not just for today, but for generations to come? In this powerful and heartfelt message celebrating 17 years of Linc Church, Dylan Jahnig shares three transformational truths he's learned over nearly two decades of leading a diverse, faith-filled, Spirit-led community:- Faith got us here. Faith will take us there.Not hype. Not strategy. Not talent. FAITH. From 14 dreamers in a room to hundreds across campuses, we are a church led by the Spirit, built on belief.- The destination is not just heaven - it's home.This message is a prophetic invitation to see church as family, not just function. To find belonging. To step into legacy. To bring heaven home right here, right now.- Never grow tired of the new.From new church plants to new land, new babies to new believers God is doing a new thing. And we're saying yes to the launchpads, not settling for the finish lines.“Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing…” —Isaiah 43:18–19Whether you've been here for 17 years or 17 minutes - this message is for you. For dreamers, pioneers, and everyday believers ready to step into the more God has for them.Welcome home. Welcome to the family. Welcome to the future.Get the Preach notes: http://linccollective.co/2025/05/25/if-17-years-of-leading-linc-has-taught-me-anything/The Simple Gospel - Week Four:00:00 – The Highs, Lows & Learnings Through the Years02:16 – Lesson #1: Faith Got Us Here, Faith Will Take Us There08:00 – Lesson #2: The Destination Isn't Just Heaven - It's Home16:04 – Lesson #3: Never Grow Tired of the NewConnect with us:Website: http://lincchurch.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/lincchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/lincchurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/lincchurchPodcast: https://apple.co/2Jx8wG0#LINCchurch #LINC To support this ministry financially and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here: https://lincchurch.com/give

Zawieszenie broni na Ukrainie? Blisko, ale wciąż daleko. W tle amerykańska gra o kontrolę nad ukraińską energetyką. W Polsce zaś kolejna spółka z NewConnect staje pod znakiem zapytania, a Benefit Systems rusza na podbój tureckiego rynku fitness. Gdzie w tym wszystkim inwestorzy i jakie będą konsekwencje? Sprawdzamy w PB BRIEF!

Rośnie apetyt funduszy na nieruchomości nad Wisłą, na NewConnect zadebiutował nowy gracz z branży, a sektor kredytów nie kryje zadowolenia z wyników za 2024 r. W podcaście PB Nieruchomości podsumowujemy miniony tydzień i rozkładamy na czynniki pierwsze najważniejsze wydarzenia z rynku.

Kolejnego gościa premierowej audycji “Biznes bez Lukru” napędza pasja i wiara w to, co chce osiągnąć. Świat wysokich technologii mocno się demokratyzuje, stwarzając tym samym wyjątkową okazję, aby na fotelu globalnego lidera rynku precyzyjnej technologii mikrodruku zasiadła firma z Polski. Filip Granek, założyciel i CEO notowanej na giełdzie spółki XTPL ma solidne podstawy by wierzyć, iż zajmie to miejsce. Już teraz robi wraz ze swoim teamem rzeczy, które trudno objąć rozumem, o czym z właściwym sobie entuzjazmem, opowiada nam w studio. Mógł pozostać naukowcem, mógł nie wracać z Freiburga lub Australii, gdzie spotykał prawdziwych innowatorów umiejących w dodatku komercjalizować swoje idee. Jednak marzył równocześnie, by budować “extra technology company from Poland”, jak czasem czyta się nazwę jego spółki. Spotkanie z naszym gościem, Przedsiębiorcą Roku w Polsce według EY, to unikalna podróż przez etapy jego życia, w tym różne szerokości geograficzne, które doprowadziły do powstania globalnej firmy deep techowej. Czego jeszcze dowiesz się z odcinka? * Jakie rady dla startupów ma nasz gość, który swój biznes zaczynał w garażu i jakie lekcje przywiózł z pobytów za granicą? * Dlaczego Filip postrzega przedsiębiorczość jako ring, na którym warto się zmierzyć, nawet w obliczu ryzyka?  * Jakie wyzwania i korzyści niesie za sobą obecność na giełdzie z innowacyjnym biznesem? * Dlaczego nie wszystkie sekrety warto odkrywać, czyli jaką strategię patentową stosuje XTPL?  * Jak radzić sobie z trudnymi decyzjami personalnymi i z presją bycia liderem? „Doba w dobę, kiedy wkładasz w coś pracę, musi zaprocentować”, a „Najgorsze, co się może zdarzyć to to, że nasz koncept może się nie udać”. Niech te dwie wybrane wypowiedzi Filipa Granka będą ostateczną zachętą do obejrzenia tego odcinka

Dzień dobry, mamy środę, 8 dzień stycznia. Słuchają PaŃstwo podcastu PB BRIEF prosto z newsroomu Pulsu Biznesu. A w nim: - O rozpoczęciu i kosztach kampanii przed majowymi wyborami prezydenckimi; - O amerykańskich cłach, które mają być łagodniejsze niż dotychczasowe deklaracje Trumpa; - A także o historiach sukcesów spółek notowanych na New Connect.   Zaczynamy jednak wyjątkowo, od polskiej polityki.

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Pierwszy tegoroczny debiut nie będący przejściem z NewConnect, ogromny popyt na akcje w ofercie pierwotnej i szyld, który w polskich miastach widać już co krok. Żabka wskoczyła na warszawski parkiet. W Analizach LIVE debiut na żywo, ale oczywiście, nie tylko o tym rozmawiają Robert Stanilewicz i Rafał Bogusławski. Jest też o zagrożeniach dla branży producentów chipów, które wychynęły w tym tygodniu, słabnącym eksporcie polskich firm do Niemiec czy oczekiwanym cięciu stóp przez EBC i jego skutkach dla złotego. Zapraszamy!!

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It is all about helping enterprises extract value through digital transformation as we speak to a company said to be a global leader in the industrial software space.  With over 6,400 employees, 5,000 partners and 5,700 certified developers, our guest is Cambridge headquartered software development firm AVEVA. The firm prides itself on sparking ingenuity to drive the responsible use of the world's resources. Its industrial cloud platform and applications are said to assist businesses in harnessing the power of information, and better collaborate with stakeholders such as customers, suppliers and partners.  These include providing clients with a Digital Twin for the whole asset lifecycle from Engineering through to Operations and Maintenance across diverse industries. So far, AVEVA serves over 20,000 enterprises across more than 100 countries, helping them deliver life's essentials such as safe and reliable energy, food, medicines, infrastructure and more. Its valuation – well, above 10 billion British pounds. But why are we talking to AVEVA you might ask, well, the firm had in January 2023 announced the completion of its acquisition by Schneider Electric.  The move was said to help the firm accelerate its transition into a subscription-only business model and become the number one Software-as-a-Service (or SaaS) provider of software and industrial transformation. But how far has that played out in terms of R&D investments and support from Schneider Electric? Meanwhile, AVEVA had in April 2024 unveiled an artificial intelligence powered industrial intelligence platform called CONNECT to form an ecosystem for innovation. But what does that mean in layman terms?  It had also in June 2024 teamed up with IN-CORE Systemes to make Electric Vehicle battery production more efficient. But what can we expect on this front? On Under the Radar, The Evening Runway's finance presenter Chua Tian Tian posed these questions to Shashank Luthra, Vice President, South East Asia at AVEVA.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Whoever coined the term, "Sleep Like a Baby", likely wasn't hanging out with a ton of babies! If you are a new parent , you know that a peaceful night's is Gold, and can be super hard to come by. My guest today is Infant and Toddler Sleep Expert, Samantha Rosenberg. Sam got her start as a hairstylist in Hollywood and during the pandemic pivoted to become a certified sleep consultant-helping families achieve the restful sleep they need ( and deserve)! She has extensive experience working with neurodivergent children and those with medical concerns- and brings a wealth of knowledge and compassion to her own company, Slumber Squad. Sam is a proud member of the International Association of Child Sleep Consultants (IACSC) and a momma of two. She combines professional expertise with personal insight to support and empower parents with the knowledge and tools they need to navigate their sleep challenges. I like to think of her as the "fairy godmother" of sleep training , but really who she is- is someone who was brave enough to listen to herself and go for it! Whether you are a new parent or not, I know you'll love this episode and hearing Sam's story. So grab those little earbuds..you aren't gonna  want to miss it!In this episode we get into:Reflections on stepping away from Los Angeles and re-evaluating life priorities Real talk about jumping in feet first , adapting to new circumstances, and going for it!The importance of finding your voice, asking for what you deserve, and giving yourself a chance to try something newConnect with Sam:Instagram - @slumbersquadsleepWebsite - www.slumbersquadsleep.com***Slumber Squad Sleep  has created a special offer for Second Acters for 20% off one of their sleep training packages. Enter code secondact at checkout. Thanks Sam!***Join the Club :Follow on instagram - @hollywoodsecondactclubSign up for our Newsletter. Subscribe here. Coaching Services:If you are interested in coaching and working together, schedule a time for a virtual coffee and let's talk! I'd love to hear about your goals and see if I can be helpful hello@hollywoodsecondactclub.com Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts:"I heart Alexis and The Hollywood Second Act Club Podcast" If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show! This helps me support more entertainment industry professionals–just like you–in crafting their own Fabulous Second Acts. Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Then, be sure to let me know what you loved most about the episode!Also, if you haven't already, follow the podcast wherever you get your fix . I'll be adding lots of goodies to the feed–and if you're not following–there's a good chance you'll miss out. Follow now!Show Notes:00:00 Introduction and Host's Personal Update01:10 Reflections on Life and Career in LA04:29 Guest Introduction: Samantha Rosenberg05:38 Sam's Journey in the Film Industry07:03 Health Struggles and Career Pivot12:25 Discovering Sleep Training14:41 Starting a New Career During the Pandemic20:12 Lessons Learned from Living with the Boss20:56 Pandemic Reflections and Career ShiftLove This Episode ? Send Me A Text Message and Let Me Know What Hit Home!

Join us for our first MidEast Update, broadcasting live from our new CONNECT Studios in Galilee, Israel. We're testing our new systems as Amir will deliver updates on the ongoing conflict in Israel and significant global events.Connect with us on social:Telegram: @beholdisraelchannelInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/amir.tsarfati/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/beholdisrael/X: https://x.com/beholdisraelYouTube: https://youtube.com/@beholdisrael

Nowe leki na odchudzanie, wprowadzone na rynek przez Novo Nordisk i Eli Lilly, to niezwykle ważne wydarzenie dla świata biotechnologii. Ozempic, Vegowy czy Zepbound to środki reprezentujące nową klasę preparatów opartych o GLP-1, które mogą rozwiązać wiele problemów społecznych. Oprócz regulowania masy ciała znajdują nowe zastosowania w leczeniu cukrzycy i nadciśnienia, a niewykluczone, że ich kolejne generacje mogą rozwiązać problem alkoholizmu czy narkomanii.O potencjale tej nowej technologii, jej działaniu i wpływie na sektor biotechnologiczny rozmawiamy w najnowszym odcinku podcastu z Mateuszem Saganem, COO notowanej na NewConnect spółki z sektora MedTech - SDS Optic. Okazuje się, że powstanie nowej gamy leków opartych o GLP-1 może mieć znaczenie nie tylko medyczne, ale i ekonomiczne. Nie bez znaczenia na to, co obecnie się dzieje na rynku mają też inne przełomowe wydarzenia w światowej biotechnologii, które również omawiamy w najnowszym odcinku podcastu. Europejska biotechnologia ma duży potencjał do tworzenia innowacji, a polskie spółki mogą stać się jej ważnym elementem. Zapraszam do wysłuchania podcastu o specyfice branży, podejściu do inwestowania w sektor biotechnologiczny, ważnych obecnie wydarzeniach jakie mają w nim miejsce i sytuacji w SDS Optic. O czym usłyszysz w podcaście:00:01:59 Kim jest Mateusz Sagan?00:04:50 Fenomen nowych leków na otyłość, a wyceny Novo Nordisk i Eli Lilly00:08:30 Dlaczego Ozempic, Vegowy czy Zepbound są określane jako AI świata biotechnologii?00:15:00 Potencjał technologii GLP-1 w leczeniu uzależnień00:23:30 Potencjał sztucznej inteligencji w biotechnologii00:32:20 Nowa wojna gospodarcza w obszarze biotechnologii na linii Chiny - USA, a europejska biotechnologia?00:40:00 Czy europejska i polska biotechnologia może tworzyć przełomowe innowacje?00:46:20 Czym zajmuje się SDS Optic i jaką technologię rozwija?00:57:30 W jakim miejscu jest dzisiaj polska biotechnologia?

Zadebiutowali na NewConnect, przenieśli się a główny parkiet, a dzisiaj są wymieniani jako jedna z najbardziej innowacyjnych technologicznych spółek na polskiek giełdzie. Brand24 przeszedł długą drogę od startupu do spółki giełdowej, tak jak jej prezes, który od lat jest bardzo Gościem odcinka Michał Sadowski, Prezes i współzałożyciel Brand24 S.A.W programie poruszamy takie tematy jak m.in.:czym zajmuje się Brand24?jak zmienia się główny produkt spółki?co mówią wyniki za 2023 rok? jakie wskaźniki powinien obserwować inwestor w spółce? co jest kluczowym wyzwaniem dla spółki?jak zmieniał się cennik usług? kto jest idealną grupą docelową Brand24?jak wygląda spółka dzisiaj względem tej z debiutu na NC?czy Brand24 zamierza zwiększać zatrudnienie?jak spółka radzi sobie ze zmienami w algorytmach social media?na czym polega udział AI w rozwoju produktu spółki?czy widać wpływ sztucznej intelingencji na wyniki spółki?jak obecność na GPW zmieniła spółkę i jej prezesa?jakie są konsekwencje bycia dostępnym w sieci dla inwestorów? plus rekomendacje książkowe i nie tylko!Gdzie warto śledzić Michała Sadowskiego?profil na Facebookuprofi na LinkedINstrona spółkiWspomniane w programie książki:Dale Carnegie, Jak zdobyć przyjaciół i zjednać sobie ludziMark Manson, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck: A Counterintuitive Approach to Living a Good LifeSzukacie giełdowych książek? Zajrzyjcie do Wydawnictwa Milion Kroków!

Donald Tusk powoła pełnomocnika ds. odbudowy Ukrainy; KNF nie będzie utrudniał wymiany kadry zarządzającej w bankach SP; produkująca emitery światła Noctiluca planuje przeniesienie notowań z NewConnect na GPW; a jemeńscy rebelianci Houti kontynuują ataki na Morzu Czerwonym przez co koszty transportu wzrosły 2-krotnie w ciągu miesiąca. Disclaimer: Business Update to subiektywny zbiór wiadomości. Dokładamy wszelkich starań aby przedstawiane informacje były rzetelne, jednak nie bierzemy odpowiedzialności za ich prawdziwość i zgodność z faktami. Każda z informacji powinna być zweryfikowana samodzielnie przez słuchacza. Przedstawiane informacje nie są poradą prawną, nie stanowią doradztwa podatkowego, nie są poradą inwestycyjną, nie stanowią oferty w rozumieniu kodeksu cywilnego. Wydania Business Update powstają na podstawie ogólnodostępnych informacji, które nie stanowią przedmiotu praw autorskich.

Series: The ChurchAt St. Mark Houston we believe that life is a gift from God and that through faith in Jesus Christ we can truly have a fulfilling life. Join us on Sundays at 9:00 AM and 10:30 AM for Worship. Find us on the web at www.stmarkhouston.org or call us at 713-468-2623.

Trzeci odcinek podcastu z cyklu „Giełda Papierów Wartościowych oczyma Ludwika Sobolewskiego” jest głównie poświęcony rynkowi alternatywnemu NewConnect. Szymon Glonek pyta również o inwestycje w giełdę rumuńską oraz o aktywność na rynku ukraińskim. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PE uznał elektrownie jądrowe za ekologiczne źródło energii;; akwizycja eZebry przez Dino może nie dojść do skutku przez ustanowione zabezpieczenie przez sąd; GPW podnosi poprzeczkę dopuszczenia do notowań na NewConnect; a Pfizer pozywa Polskę o 6 mld zł za nieodebranie kolejnych partii szczepionek. Disclaimer: Business Update to subiektywny zbiór wiadomości. Dokładamy wszelkich starań aby przedstawiane informacje były rzetelne, jednak nie bierzemy odpowiedzialności za ich prawdziwość i zgodność z faktami. Każda z informacji powinna być zweryfikowana samodzielnie przez słuchacza. Przedstawiane informacje nie są poradą prawną, nie stanowią doradztwa podatkowego, nie są poradą inwestycyjną, nie stanowią oferty w rozumieniu kodeksu cywilnego. Wydania Business Update powstają na podstawie ogólnodostępnych informacji, które nie stanowią przedmiotu praw autorskich.

Za nami 1 listopada, co oznacza, że mikołaje wyjeżdżają do sklepów i zaczynamy z pompą finał roku: rozpędzony czwarty kwartał. Na koniec roku inwestorzy ostrzą sobie zęby na różne zjawiska, „rajd świętego Mikołaja”,” efekt stycznia” i dopisują sobie różne historie dlaczego to zawsze na koniec roku da się na giełdzie zarobić. Dzisiaj spróbujemy to rozgryźć odpowiednio wcześnie i bardzo ostrożnie, patrząc na aktualną sytuację, dane i potencjalne scenariusze. W tym odcinku opowiem: czym jest rajd świętego Mikołaja?czym jest efekt stycznia?czy naprawdę są sensowne przesłanki za wzrostem cen akcji jeszcze w tym roku?A najlepsze książki o inwestowaniu oczywiście w Wydawnictwie Milion Kroków!

Odwiedziłem z kamerą krakowski software house, który lada moment wybiera się na NewConnect. To nietypowy debiut, bo główną przyczyną nie było pozyskanie kapitału, a stworzenie programu motywacyjnego dla pracowników. Poznajmy bliżej tę spółkę w ramach Rozmów z Rynkiem!Gościem odcinka Marcin Skotniczny, Prezes i współzałożyciel Software Mansion S.A.W programie poruszamy takie tematy jak m.in.: czym zajmuje się Software Mansion?skąd pomysł na tę firmę i jak to się zaczęło?po co firma idzie na giełdę?jak wygląda aktualnie kondycja sektora IT?czy Software Mansion zamierza być spółką dywidendową?czy docelowo dalszy przystanek po NC to GPW?czy nie kusiło pozyskanie większego kapitału przy emisji?jak dzisiaj wygląda struktura przychodów spółki?jakie są największe ryzyka w tej branży?co jest przewagą konkurencyjną spółki?czy firma interesuje się rozwojem AI?skąd pomysł na wsparcie funduszami startupów?jak praca zdalna zmieniła tę branżę i jak działa dzisiaj?książkowe rekomendacje dla słuchaczy I wiele innych ciekawych wątków.Gdzie znajdziecie spółkę? https://swmansion.com/ Gdzie warto śledzić Marcina Skotnicznego? LinkedINTwitterWspomniana w programie książka: Dług, pierwze 5000 lat*Parterem publikacji jest Software Mansion Szukacie giełdowych książek? Zajrzyjcie do Wydawnictwa Milion Kroków!

Have you ever wondered how a child growing up in Tehran, Iran, speaking Armenian and Farsi, could end up as a well-rounded interpreter in the United States? Well, that's exactly the fascinating journey our guest, Hemi Pariyani has taken. She started off leading a group of dancers and singers at a summer concert in Iran, and dreamt of becoming a connector and mediator in the world. Her childhood experiences and aspirations, coupled with wide-ranging professional roles—ranging from a British civil engineering company to customer service and leadership roles—have shaped her into an interpreter extraordinaire.Interpreting isn't just about language—it's about culture, nuance, context, and often, advocacy. Hemi Pariyani gives us a deep dive into the intricacies of interpreting for both educated and uneducated speakers of Armenian and Farsi. She shares how she often found herself advocating for her clients, like ensuring a pregnant woman received proper nutrition, and how interpreters must adapt their language and accent to accommodate cultural and geographical variations. Not to mention, the transition from working in a British civil engineering company to freelancing as an interpreter in Oregon, and the unique challenges that came with it.And if you've ever considered a career in interpreting, Hemi Pariyani's insights are invaluable. She reveals how liking people is key to success in the field and guides us through practical steps to break into the profession—signing up with agencies, attending webinars, the importance of certification, and more. She even invites listeners to connect with her for potential collaborations. So let's get ready to embark on a journey across continents, cultures, and languages, with the remarkable Hemi Pariyani as our guide.Only on the podcast that shares your stories about our profession. Brand the Interpreter!----------------------------Connect with Hemi PariyaniLinkedIn----------------------------Episode Mentioned:Indigenous Interpreting with Eulogio Espinoza------------------

Our latest podcast episode brings you the extraordinary interpreter story of Richard Avilés, a man whose journey from the stunning beaches of Puerto Rico, to the freezing winters of Missouri, to serving as a military policeman is nothing short of inspiring. His tale is one of resilience, transformation, and the power of language. Richard's life began in Puerto Rico, where he enjoyed the simple pleasures of island life, taking the beach for granted until he moved to Missouri. The transition from the tropical warmth of Puerto Rico to the icy cold of Missouri was just one of the significant shifts in Richard's life. His journey from homelessness to a military life is a testament to his resilience and adaptability.Richard's fascinating journey took another turn when he became an interpreter. His linguistic skills, honed from a young age, played an instrumental role in the military, often landing him unique assignments. Richard's story highlights the significant role language can play in our lives, from communication to shaping careers and aiding in crucial missions.The podcast episode takes a sobering turn when we delve into the realm of human trafficking. Richard shares his experiences aiding in cases as an interpreter, highlighting the stark realities that often go unseen. His work in exposing these extreme situations brings to light the harsh realities of life that many of us are oblivious to.Join the conversation! Only on the podcast that shares your stories about our profession. Brand the Interpreter!---------------Connect with RichardLanguage Ninja SolutionsInstagram----------------Advertise on BTI!

Prepare for an intellectual journey with Professor Bruce Adelson, a seasoned expert in language services and non-discrimination law enforcement, as we passionately dissect the intricate world of language access in education. Are you aware of the crucial role the Department of Justice plays in implementing non-discrimination laws? Buckle up as we unfold this and more, enlightening you about the potential pitfalls of solely depending on bilingual staff for language access in schools. Moreover, we'll address the glaring need for more awareness among school administrators about language access requirements, all while drawing from Professor Adelson's rich experience as a keynote speaker and trainer.Now, have you ever pondered about the impact of language access on a child's education and the legal implications surrounding it? This episode is your golden ticket to a better understanding of these issues, guided by none other than Professor Adelson himself. We delve into the necessity of empathy towards those with language barriers and how it facilitates a more comprehensive understanding of language access. Furthermore, we don't shy away from discussing the indispensable role of human interpreters in education, despite the technological strides made by AI. We'll also link the essential aspect of federal funding in public education to language access, leaving no stone unturned.As we draw to a close, we explore the limitations and risks associated with using AI for language access services. An intriguing anecdote about a lawyer who misused AI serves as a cautionary tale, underscoring the need for careful deployment of AI in language access. We turn the spotlight onto Professor Adelson's use of LinkedIn as a knowledge-sharing platform for these critical topics. So, gear yourself for a whirlwind of insights and revelations that are sure to enrich your understanding of the world of language services. Strap in and enjoy the ride!------------------Connect with Bruce AdelsonLinkedInResources Mentioned: LEP.orgInformation for Limited English Proficient (LEP) Parents and Guardians andfor Schools and School Districts that Communicate with Them------------------Advertise on BTI!

Let's immerse ourselves in the fascinating world of professional interpretation with Darinka Mangino, a seasoned interpreter from Mexico City. With over 25 years of experience, Darinka captivates listeners with stories about her childhood and how her upbringing in Mexico City helped shape her passion for languages. An early exposure to the Montessori system of education and the multilingualism of her parents laid the groundwork for her journey into the realm of interpreting.Let  Darinka enlighten you on the unique approach she takes to interpreting, one that harnesses all five senses. Discover how her physical and mental preparedness, along with an acute awareness of her body and surroundings, enhances the interpretation process. We also delve into how Darinka turned the global issue of inadequate interpreter preparation materials into a solution that empowers interpreters around the world to thrive.We wrap up with an intriguing discussion on the historical figure La Malinche, a colonial-era interpreter. Darinka offers an insightful perspective on the legacy of La Malinche and how her story continues to inspire social movements. Rounding out our conversation, Darinka shares invaluable career advice for aspiring interpreters and emphasizes the importance of continual learning, networking, and staying updated with industry trends. Don't miss this captivating conversation with Darinka Mangino!Only on the podcast that shares your stories about our profession; brand the interpreter!--------------------Connect with Darinka Mangino

Na giełdzie można zarabiać na wiele sposobów - nie tylko inwestocując długoterminowo, pasywnie czy dywidendowo. Codziennie akcjami obracają traderzy, spekulanci i inwestorzy krótkoterminowi. Nie brakuje tam emocji, nie brakuje tam ryzyka, ale nie brakujeGościem podcastu Konrad Ryczko, analityk Domu Maklerskiego BOŚ i inwestor indywidualny.W programie poruszamy takie tematy jak m.in.:czy to „nowa hossa czy korekta w bessie”?czy wojna zmieniły przepływy kapitałowe w Europie na rynkach?czy to kapitał zagraniczny podnosił polskie indeksy w ostatnich miesiącach?jak zaczęła się przygoda z giełdą Konrada?czy GPW to dobre miejsce do tradingu na akcjach?jaki zestaw kompetencji musi mieć trader w porównaniu do inwestora?co nam mówi arkusz zleceń?czego warto szukać w arkuszu zleceń analizując rynek?czy analiza techniczna w tradingu na GPW ma sens?z perspektyw pracownika domu maklerskiego, jak mocno zmienia się rynek kapitałowy i możliwości, jakimi dysponuje inwestor indywidualny?czy kapitał spekulacyjny na GPW przechodzi z segmentu na segment?czy polskie spółki mają swoje „historie”, na podstawie których można spekulować?czy niska płynność na GPW jest dużym problemem dla tradera?jak dzisiaj wygląda sytuacja z płynnością na GPW, a jak na NewConnect?od czego warto zacząć, jeśli chcemy zostać traderem na polskim parkiecie?czy na początku powinniśmy omijać NewConnect?czy da się uczyć spekulacji „na sucho”? Np. obserwować arkusz zleceń, szukać okazji, robić notatki, ale jeszcze nie robić transakcji.co jest najniebezpieczniejsze dla początkującego tradera?książkowe rekomendacje dla słuchaczyGdzie warto śledzić Konrada Ryczko?https://twitter.com/konradryczkoWspomniane w programie książki:Psychologia PieniędzyWspomnienia Gracza GiełgowegoSzukacie giełdowych książek? Zajrzyjcie do Wydawnictwa Milion Kroków!*rozmowa została nagrana 26-27 maja w Karpaczu, w trakcie konferencji WallStreet27

Subscriber-only episodeAre we on the brink of a revolution in the world of interpreting? And no, I am not referring to the topic of AI in the interpreting industry. What if you could converse with other species or decipher near extinct languages? Brace yourselves, because this short episode of the podcast explores these very possibilities. I also delve into the buzz around creating a safety task force for ethical AI in interpreting. If you missed their first meeting, don't worry, I've shared a link below for more information.Did you ever think that Dory's whale-talk in Finding Nemo could be a prediction of the future? In this episode I share with you about an exciting article about German neuroscientists using AI to decode animal communication. How this technology is being used and its potential applications in our understanding of extinct languages and even human interaction are mind-boggling. Come along for this riveting journey as we examine the intersection of AI and language like never before. If the possibilities of AI in interpreting intrigue you as much as they do me, then this episode is for you. So, join in and let's explore together! Whether you're learning to speak whale or simply wish to know more about the current developments in AI and interpreting, this bit-size episode will, at the very least, give you something more to think about.---------------------------------------Article: The Animal TranslatorsTaskforce: Interpreting SAFE AI-Taskforce WorkgroupSoundbite credit: https://youtu.be/jJGeeryk0Eo Thanks for tuning in, till next time!

Have you ever felt like you were on the wrong path in your interpreting career? Dr. Jonathan Downie joins us once again to share his inspiring journey of rediscovering his passion for church interpreting and overcoming mental health challenges along the way. You won't want to miss the valuable insights he shares about reevaluating your career choices and finding a healthy work-life balance.As we delve deeper into our conversation, we discuss the impact of AI on the interpreting profession and debunk the common belief that 'interpreters will be replaced by interpreters who know how to use AI'. Dr. Downie enlightens us on the various ways AI-enhanced interpreting, machine interpreting post-editing, and other technologies can change our jobs, while reminding us of the crucial role humans play in interpreting.Finally, we explore what it takes to forge a career in interpreting in our ever-changing world. Dr. Downie encourages listeners to follow their own unique path, prioritize mental health, and embrace their true selves. Learn from his experiences and let go of toxic expectations in the interpreting profession as we uncover the key to happiness and success as a professional interpreter in this captivating episode.Only on the podcast that shares your stories about our profession. Brand the Interpreter!------------------------Connect with Dr. Jonathan DownieLinkedInResourcesInterpreters Vs MachinesInterpreting is Interpreting: Episode #30-------------------------------------------

Imagine overcoming a disability and thriving in a world that may not always understand or accommodate your needs. In this empowering conversation, I had the pleasure of speaking with Jamey Cook, a blind interpreter who has done just that. Join me as Jamey shares her journey of defying expectations, learning languages, and advocating for accessibility in various aspects of her life.Throughout our discussion, Jamey recounts her experiences growing up, being mainstreamed from preschool to high school, and adapting to her unique circumstances in order to excel in her education and career. We also explore the importance of accessibility for blind interpreters, the accommodations they may require, and the value of building supportive peer networks to help navigate the challenges they face. Plus, we delve into the broader issue of disability access in transportation, conferences, and virtual meetings, and discuss the discrimination and difficulties that Jamey has encountered throughout her life.As a passionate advocate for accessibility and inclusion, Jamey offers invaluable insights on the importance of openness and advocacy in order to create a more inclusive world for people with disabilities. Listen in and be inspired by Jamey's incredible journey, her determination to succeed, and the valuable lessons she has to share with us all.Only on the podcast that shares your stories about our profession: Brand the Interpreter!------------------------Connect with Jamey CookLinkedInFacebookResourcesTranslation Times ArticleResources for People who Are Low Vision or Blind and Their FamiliesThe Seeing Eye-------------------------------------------

Can you imagine being told by a fortune teller that you would have a career in speaking and then actually making it happen? That's the story of Jessie Liu, a court-certified Mandarin interpreter, conference interpreter, and advocate for the T&I profession. Join us as we explore her fascinating journey from growing up in a family of musicians to becoming a highly skilled interpreter, overcoming language barriers, and even boldly moving to England at the age of 14 with no English language skills.As Jessie recalls her experiences in England, Singapore, and eventually California, we delve into the cultural differences she encountered and the challenges she faced in adjusting to new environments, learning English, and finding her true calling in interpreting. We also discuss the power of language and translation, and how her unique background allowed her to embrace both Eastern and Western cultures.Finally, Jessie shares her passion for language advocacy and interpreter respect, discussing the proposed bill AB 432 and its potential impact on the interpreting profession. We explore the importance of upholding certain standards and actively engaging in advocacy for our profession, whether it's through writing to senators and assembly members, having conversations with colleagues, or setting boundaries and standards in our own practice. Don't miss this insightful conversation with Jessie Liu as we uncover her incredible story, commitment to education and career growth, and dedication to supporting the interpreting profession.Only on the podcast that shares your stories about our profession. Brand the Interpreter.-------------------------------------------Connect with Jessie Liuhttp://www.jessieliuinterpreting.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jessiezliu/Twitter: @JessieLiu28-------------------------------------------

The podcast episode features an interview with Dr. Ledesma, a language access and equity expert with a PhD in Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis. Dr. Ledesma discusses his personal background and experiences with language and cultural diversity, as well as his research on language access and equity in public education. He emphasizes the need for a strategic and systematic approach to managing quality communication with families who speak languages other than English, and the importance of promoting communicative equity in public education. The episode concludes with a call to action for everyone to join in the conversation and take responsibility for communicative equity.Don't miss out on this insightful conversation. Tune in now!-------------------------------------------

Subscriber-only episodeHello, hello exclusive listeners! Today I'll be touching on a question that often plays in my head rent free whenever I begin going down the path of negative thinking. Tune in and see if this resonates with you. Till next time!~Mireya Thanks for tuning in, till next time!

In this fascinating podcast episode, I delve into the life and career of Professor Mikkelson, a renowned expert in the field of interpreting and translating. The interview covers a wide range of topics, from Professor Mikkelson's childhood memories and early aspirations to her work as a court interpreter and her hopes for the future of community interpreting. Listeners will be captivated by Professor Mikkelson's personal story, which begins in the beautiful state of Oregon. Growing up, she was always fascinated by foreign languages and cultures, and this passion eventually led her to pursue a career in interpreting and translating. Throughout the interview, she shares insights into her journey, including the challenges she faced along the way and the lessons she learned from them.One of the most interesting parts of the interview is when Professor Mikkelson discusses her experience as a court interpreter. She explains the unique challenges of adapting consecutive interpreting techniques to the court setting, and shares some of the most memorable moments from her time in the courtroom. Her advice for new language professionals is invaluable, as she emphasizes the importance of being adaptable and open to trying new things, as well as staying current with technology advancements.Overall, this podcast episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the field of interpreting. Professor  Mikkelson's expertise and personal story make for a truly engaging and informative interview, and listeners will come away with a newfound appreciation for the importance of language professionals in our increasingly globalized world.Tune in! On the podcast that shares your stories about our profession; Brand the Interpreter.-----------------------Connect with Professor Holly MikkelsonMiddlebury Institute of International Studies of Monterey Thanks for tuning in, till next time!

In this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing a very special guest who was once a cryptologic linguist in the military and an interpreter in educational settings, but her experience doesn't stop there.Today's guest shares her inspiring story of growing up in Houston, Texas, and how she discovered her passion for language. She also discusses the challenges and importance of professionalizing the interpreting and translating industry, particularly in educational settings.One of the highlights of today's episode is when our guest emphasizes the need for clear standards and empirical data to support the experiences of those in the field. This is a crucial topic that is often overlooked, and our guest provides valuable insights and recommendations for new language professionals entering the industry.Gabriela Siebach, Director of Interpreting Services at Cesco Linguistic Services and Adjunct Professor at UMass - Amherst, has accumulated more than 15 years of professional experience as a linguist, interpreter, translator, trainer, coach, and mentor. She has spearheaded the development of multiple training and assessment programs throughout her career. Gabriela holds a graduate degree in Spanish translation and interpretation from the world-renowned Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey. A former Board member of the National Council on Interpreting in Health Care (2019-2021), she currently leads various Council initiatives as Chair of the Policy, Education & Research Committee. Gabriela also Co-chairs the American Association of Interpreters and Translators in Education Job Task Analysis Committee and is a member of the Carolina Association of Translators and Interpreters, American Translators Association, National Association of Judiciary Interpreters and Translators, and ASTM.Tune in! Only on the podcast that shares your stories about our profession. Brand the Interpreter!-------------------------------------------Connect with Gabriela  SiebachLinkedInBlogDownload the Report: What Employers are Looking ForParticipate in the Research Study:  Job Task Analysis Online Survey - Translation and Interpreting Professionals  Thanks for tuning in, till next time!

In this podcast episode, the host engages in a conversation with Dr. Bill Rivers, a highly respected advocate for language access and diversity. Dr. Rivers shares his extensive background and sheds light on the importance of acculturation over assimilation, the negative effects of shaming students for speaking their home language, and the challenges faced by language access providers due to insufficient funding. Additionally, he highlights the numerous benefits of being bilingual and emphasizes the need for healthcare providers to prioritize language services. This discussion serves as a powerful reminder of the significance of linguistic diversity in the United States and the ongoing efforts required to ensure language access for all. Tune in to this thought-provoking and informative episode.Dr. Rivers has more than 30 years' experience in language advocacy and capacity at the national level, with significant experience in culture and language for economic development and national security. He is the immediate past and founding Chair of ASTM Technical Committee F43, Language Services and Products. Dr. Rivers serves as a member of the America's Languages Working Group of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and is an honorary lifetime member of the Association of Language Companies.  Before establishing WP Rivers & Associates, he served for eight years as the Executive Director of the Joint National Committee for Languages – National Council for Languages and International Studies, leaving a legacy of significant legislative and policy accomplishments.  Prior to his service at JNCL-NCLIS, he served as Chief Scientist at Integrated Training Solutions, Inc., a defense contractor in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, and Arlington, Virginia. While at ITS, he served in a contractor role as the founding Chief Linguist of the National Language Service Corps, a field activity of the OUSD(P/R), with oversight of all language issues in the NLSC. Prior to working at ITS, he was a founding member of the Center for Advanced Study of Language (CASL) at the University of Maryland, the Nation's first Federally-funded research center for language, cognition, and national security. While at CASL, Dr. Rivers led R&D work at DLIFLC. During his career, Dr. Rivers has also taught Russian (beginning through advanced), graduate courses in research methods, language policy, and second language acquisition at the and worked as a freelance interpreter and translator (EnglishRussian). He received his PhD in Russian from Bryn Mawr College and his MA (Russian Linguistics), BA (Russian) and BS (Aerospace Engineering) from the University of Maryland. He speaks Russian and French at the C1 level, and Irish, German, and Spanish at the B1 level. Only on the podcast that shares your stories about our profession. Brand the Interpreter! Thanks for tuning in, till next time!

Dr. Nina and Dr. Taylor explore the burnout epidemic, and the systemic barriers to caring for ourselves in meaningful ways. Dr. Taylor shares her own personal experience with burnout, and how it leads to a more creative and meaningful life path, both personally and professionally. They validate the emotional and physical exhaustion we are all feeling as a society, coupled with the lack of motivation to work in jobs that don't light us up. They explore how creativity can help manage symptoms of burnout, specifically by designing the interior of our homes to reflect our most authentic selves. Dr. Nina and Dr. Taylor are real-life friends, and big music fans, so they discuss their shared interests, and Dr. Taylor offers a few recommended songs to accompany this episode.  Dr. Taylor Harris' work focuses on improving housing and social services for individuals with experiences of homelessness. She became interested in addressing burnout after experiencing it herself and seeing how it affects homeless service providers. She uses interior design to cope with burnout and to create spaces that help others express themselves and thrive in their work and personal lives. Dr. Taylor Song Recommendations: Pip millet, “My way” BTS, “Fly to my room” Ari Lennox, “In my apartment” Beyoncé, “Break my soul” No Doubt, “New” Connect with Dr. Nina Instagram Website Connect with Dr. Taylor Harris Soulkeystudio Instagram Tiwaloladesigns Instagram Fayeferncreative Instagram Twitter Jump into Single on Purpose private community below for forums, chats, live groups, and courses. Join the community Single on Purpose is created by The Angry Therapist, John Kim, who will also be in the rotation of experts. We are starting the podcast with 20 experts across the wellness space. Check out John's website and sign up for his daily life insights in text. It's daily mental health programming in your pocket. For more content, you can follow John on Instagram YouTube, and TikTok, for more self-help-related content. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we talk to Aleasha Bahr, a sales strategist and speaker with over 14 years of experience in customizing sales strategies to suit individual personalities, audiences, and services. Aleasha's Matchmaker Sales Method empowers solopreneurs to effortlessly convert 80% of their leads without pain, pitching, or pretending to be someone else. Having sold over $50 million in services herself, and helped others sell $10.2M over the last 2 years alone with her proven personalized approach, Aleasha has a wealth of experience and knowledge to share.Is selling a dirty word? How can undergoing better training shift your perception of sales?Aleasha shares how defining the type of person who is the best fit for your product or service can help you avoid wasting time on leads that aren't a good match. She also gives us her thoughts on outdated sales advice and how to explore different sales methods to find the best fit for you.Are you ready to understand the psychology of sales? Let's dive into this episode, packed with valuable tips and insights on sales from one of the leading sales strategists in the industry.We talk about:[0:00] Intro[2:15] ​​Is selling a dirty word?[3:25] What sales look like when you have better training[5:30] How to define what type of person is your best 'fit'[7:15] How to determine if someone is a fit or not for you[8:45] Outdated sales advice[11:45] How to explore different sales methods to find what fits[14:05] ​​Getting out of our own way when it comes to sales[16:40] Are you excited about what you're selling?[19:10] What 'matchmaking' sales is[23:30] How to handle pricing objections[27:55] How to get out of sales paralysis[31:00] One thing to improve your sales process[32:50] Aleasha's favorite strategy for learning something newConnect with Aleasha here:https://www.instagram.com/aleashabahr/https://www.facebook.com/groups/salesisnotadirtywordhttps://www.aleashabahr.com/https://sales.aleashabahr.com/honeypotemail Connect with Kaye here:Brand Personality Quiz: https://www.kayeputnam.com/brandality-quiz/https://www.youtube.com/user/marketingkayehttps://www.facebook.com/marketingkaye/https://www.kayeputnam.com/https://www.kayeputnam.com/brand-clarity-collective/

For nearly 50 years the term Limited English Proficient (LEP) has been continuously used to refer to our multilingual communities since it was first coined in the Lau vs. Nichols Supreme Court case of 1974.  As we shift towards a better understanding and appreciation of multilingualism, perhaps it's time we start having conversations about a shift in terminology that more positively reflects our communities that speak a language other than English. In today's enriching conversation I have the opportunity to discuss this particular topic with a team of Drs. from Seattle Children's Hospital, authors of the commentary - Language Matters: Why We Should Reconsider the Term "Limited English Proficiency".  Dr. Desiree Yeboah is a 2nd year Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine Fellow at Seattle Children's Hospital, committed to advancing and sustaining equitable healthcare for underserved patients through quality improvement and medical education research. Dr. Corrie McDaniel is an Assistant Professor and Pediatric Hospitalist with the University of Washington School of Medicine and Seattle Children's Hospital, currently a funded Investigator with the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality with specific interest in addressing disparities for children in rural hospitals.Dr. Casey Lion is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics in the divisions of General Pediatrics and Hospital Medicine at the University of Washington School of Medicine, and an investigator at the Seattle Children's Research Institute.Some topics discussed include:The marginalization of our multilingual communitiesFocusing on limitation changes our approachesChanging system approachesThe role time plays in discussions about language servicesEmpowering with knowledgeReconsidering the terminology currently adopted, and more!Only on the podcast that shares your stories about our profession. Brand the Interpreter! Thanks for tuning in, till next time!

A Colombian native, Carolina Romero Ramirez is a passionate linguist on a mission to provide language access. In her roles as both Spanish teacher and community interpreter, she has interacted with diverse communities on the east and west coasts of the USA. She is a firm believer in continuing education and professional development and recently received her second master's degree with a focus on translation and interpretation.Today she's here to share her story and the steps she took in order to get her employer to adapt to new technologies in support of the multilingual families they service. Only on the podcast that shares your stories about our profession. Brand the Interpreter!---------------------------------------Connect with CarolinaLinkedIn Thanks for tuning in, till next time!

In this episode, Alara Sage and I sit down to understand why ‘Play' is essential in business.How does play impact our energy, and how does it allow us to tap into our limitless potential?Developing a relationship with ourselves and discovering who we innately are holds so much power when it comes to creativity, our output, and our brand.Alara Sage is a Women's Empowerment and Sensuality Coach who aims to reignite the power of women. She believes that the true nature of a woman is something that society fears and labels as taboo. However, Alara believes that women are powerful and tender, magical and influential. She aims to help women shift from a "performance mindset" to a deep connection with themselves and their desires, so they can reawaken their Sexy AF Self, reclaim their power, and magnetize deep intimate relationships and pleasure.With over 15 years of experience, Alara coaches provocatively and soulfully, helping ambitious, career-driven professionals who feel unfulfilled and lonely in love, life, and relationships. As an intuitively gifted mentor, teacher, and healer, Alara has walked the walk and understands the journey of reigniting and transforming one's own life.We talk about:[0:00] Intro[3:00] Why is play important?[5:30] What a Chakra is and how it impacts your energy [7:20] What it looks like to be in a state of power[11:50] Developing a relationship with ourselves to transform our reality[14:00] What a day looks like for an entrepreneur in 'flow'[16:00] What energy work looks like in practice[17:50] Your toolkit for tuning into your body[22:20] Managing your energetic boundaries as an empath [28:10] What transformation looks like in real-life [31:25] Alara's strategy for learning something newConnect with Alara here:Instagram: www.instagram.com/alarasageYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYJKB7qg4rnCMDf9S9hhwLQFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/alarasage/ https://www.alarasage.com/Connect with Alara for a free 20 minute connection callConnect with Kaye here:Brand Personality Quiz: https://www.kayeputnam.com/brandality-quiz/https://www.youtube.com/user/marketingkayehttps://www.facebook.com/marketingkaye/https://www.kayeputnam.com/

Gościem odcinka jest Paweł Sugalski, zarządzający funduszem Smart Money FIZ i autor książki Gaming na Giełdzie. Długo namierzałem się do tej rozmowy i ciesze się, że udało nam się omówić tak dużo wątków. Paweł Sugalski to świetny gość w temacie inwestowania w spółki gamingowe. Zarządza funduszem, napisał książkę na o polskim gamingu na giełdzie, był również prelegentem mojej konferencji Gamedev Inwestor i aktywnie działa w mediach tradycyjnych i społecznościowych. Trzymam zatem kciuki, że rozmowa przypadnie Wam do gustu.UWAGA: Jakość nagrania odbiega od standardu, do którego jesteście przyzwyczajeni, ale z uwagi na merytorykę, zostawiłem format audio. Polecam przeczytać wywiad w całości w wersji tekstowej:https://www.doradca.tv/pawel-sugalski-inwestowanie-w-producentow-gier/W programie poruszamy takie tematy jak m.in.:jak wygląda aktualnie sektor producentów gier na GPW?jakie są mity inwestowania w gaming?czy dolar ma kluczowe znaczenie dla spółek?jak na rynek patrzy fundusz inwestycyjny?od czego powinien zacząć początkujący inwestor?czy są ETF-y na rynek gamingowy?czy debiut Techlandu przywróci hossę?jakie ryzyko niosą ze sobą spółki produkujące wielkie tytuły?na co uważać, gdy widzimy nową spółkę na giełdzie?czy Polska to naprawdę druga Japonia gamedevu?co zaskoczyło autora książki Gaming na giełdzie w trakcie pisania?I wiele innych :)Gdzie warto śledzić gościa? - https://twitter.com/pawelsugalski- książka Gaming na GiełdziePolecana książka:- https://lubimyczytac.pl/ksiazka/124116/droga-inwestora-chciwosc-i-strach-na-rynku-finansowymSzukacie giełdowych książek? Zajrzyjcie do Wydawnictwa Milion Kroków!

Joana is a Luso-American Latina helping organizations provide quality language and cultural services to Latino, immigrant, BIPOC, and Limited-English Proficient communities. For over ten years, She has worked with healthcare, education, public health, and community organizations in multiculturalism, health & social disparities, Diversity & Inclusion, and intercultural communication.After graduating from Rush University with a BS in Medical Laboratory Sciences, Joana started working at the medical lab. However, a few years later, she realized she wanted to work directly with the community and service providers. After two Masters, one in Translation and Interpreting Studies from Wake Forest University and one in Public Health from Benedictine University, Joana found her mission. Understanding that the intersection between language/culture and thriving communities is through cultural and linguistic quality services, Joana has worked with several organizations to raise awareness and reduce health and social disparities in vulnerable populations.In today's episode Joana and I talk about:Going from "bringing down her Latinidad" to embracing her multiculturalism Fitting-in in order to progressComprehensive language access in social servicesCulture inclusionAnd more! Tune in. Only on the podcast that brings you your stories about our profession: Brand the Interpreter!-----------------------------------------Connect with JoanaLinkedInWebsite Thanks for tuning in, till next time!

Subscriber-only episodeHappy 3 year anniversary Brand the Interpreter listeners! So happy you're here. On today's subcsriber-only episode I will be sharing with you some behind the scenes information, my moments of imposter syndrome with the podcast journey, the importance of starting messy, and the feeling of fear.      I hope you enjoy this special episode!Your host, Mireya Thanks for tuning in, till next time!

Joey Cofone is the Founder & CEO of Baronfig, an award-winning designer and entrepreneur, and author of #1 bestselling The Laws of Creativity. Joey strives to make work that appeals to curious minds—work that's beautiful, smart, and communicative. He believes that design is the least of a designer's worries, that story is at the heart of all tasks, and jumping off cliffs is the only way to grow.In this episode Joey and I talk about:• What's killing creativity• The practice of ideas• Connecting ideas to create•  Self-imposed limitations• Fear is normal• The illusion of success• And more!Tune in!Only on the Podcast that shares your stories about our profession: Brand the Interpreter!Find out more about Joey:Website: https://www.joeycofone.com/Book: The Laws of CreativityLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joeycofone/ Thanks for tuning in, till next time!

Today's episode brings us Eulogio Espinoza an indigenous Mixteco language interpreter. Eulogio has been a professional interpreter for close to a decade. He's currently the Interpreter Coordinator at Centro Binacional (CBDIO), a non-profit organization  working with the indigenous communities in California. Eulogio brings his experiences and recommendations to the show and shares some great information about the challenges indigenous interpreters face in the language interpreting industry. Tune in! Only on the podcast that shares your stories about our profession; Brand the Interpreter. Connect with Eulogio Espinoza:Instagram: @soy.oye and @cbdio_Facebook pages, www.facebook.com/oyeoaxaca/ and facebook.com/CentroBinacional Thanks for tuning in, till next time!

**Please note that the  descriptions referred to in this program apply to certain groups within the Deaf community and are not meant to define the entire population at large.**As a second-generation ASL interpreter, Sarah Baker passionately provides equal access for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing community. Being raised bilingual, she never thought about interpreting as her career; however, after completing a bachelor's degree in English from Bob Jones University and completing a three-year interpreting internship at the university, she began freelance interpreting in South Carolina. Since achieving NIC certification from Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, she enjoys presenting workshops and mentoring interpreters both locally and nationwide. For the past ten years, Sarah has interpreted college lectures, platform presentations, medical procedures, job interviews & orientations, VRS, VRI, and theatrical productions, as well as several weddings and funerals. Her career highlights include interpreting for concerts on stage and televised presidential campaigns. Promoted to Interpreter Recruiter for a VRS company in 2017, Sarah interviewed dozens of ASL interpreters per week for staff interpreter and contract positions and traveled coast-to-coast representing her company at national and regional conferences. She has served two terms on the Board of Directors for South Carolina's RID chapter; and in 2020, Sarah co-founded ASL OWL – a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization focused on mentorship & professional development – and began serving as their Board of Directors President. Authoring the well-known “Knock out the NIC” workshop series and providing 1:1 mentorship, Sarah has led 26 ASL interpreters to achieve national certification thus far. Presently, Sarah works for Akorbi as the Associate Director of ASL Services, leading Akorbi's *new* ASL interpreting department and managing hundreds of Akorbi ASL interpreters nationwide.Connect with Sarah:LinkedIn -- https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-braswell-baker-nic-8b33958a/Email - sbaker@akorbi.comVideo links : What Does Deaf Mean?The Story of ASLASL OWL: https://www.aslowl.org/https://www.facebook.com/ASLOWL Thanks for tuning in, till next time!

Alina Sztoch od 16 roku życie prenumeruje Forbesa. Nieoczywiste historie przedsiębiorców zawsze inspirowały i motywowały ją do działania. Na ostatnim roku studiów postanowiła porzucić myśli o aplikacji prawniczej i została producentką filmową. Z tej branży wyniosła bardzo cenną lekcję: nie należy się bać tego, czego musimy się nauczyć.Ciekawość do nowych rzeczy i odwaga w podejmowaniu decyzji doprowadziły do tego, że dziś Alina jest CEO i współwłaścicielką kultowej marki klapek Kubota. Jak do tego doszło? Posłuchaj :)

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The National Council on Sexual Addiction Compulsivity has estimated that six to eight percent of Americans, and  approximately one in six women struggle with an addiction to pornography and sex. (Many women with sex addiction engage in casual sex, have multiple partners, or affairs. ) Author, and mom Erica Garza is one of the few women speaking out about her struggles with porn and compulsive masturbation (beginning at age 12), and later, sex addiction.  Her memoir, "Getting Off: One Woman's Journey Through Sex and Porn Addiction" is a brave and eye-opening story that helps dispel myths and opens up a necessary conversation about addiction. On this episode of the podcast, Erica talks about the underlying anxieties that contributed to her addiction, the pain of living a secret life, and how she finally was able to experience pleasure without feelings of shame. Erica also shares how her former addiction informs how she parents her daughter, and offers tips for those who may be struggling with sex addiction and want to seek help.Ways to get help:Attend Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous which follows the 12 Step Model from Alcoholics AnonymousDisrupt unhealthy patterns by turning off your internet or traveling someplace newConnect with others who are working to recover from addiction (any kind)You can find her book here.Poppyseed Health offers 24/7 on-demand text access to doulas, midwives, and nurses.