Podcast appearances and mentions of nick bottini

Nick Bottini is owner and operator of Cold-Blooded Earth, offering some of the finest blood pythons and short tailed pythons!Like this episode? Want more? SUBSCRIBE via Soundcloud, iTunes, Google Play, Spotify or anywhere podcasts are found! Brought to you by BlackBox Cages & Rack Systems → blackboxcages.com Follow us - https://linktr.ee/The_Herpetoculture_Network Follow Justin - https://instagram.com/palmettocoastexotics Follow Jake - https://www.instagram.com/longleafreptilia/ Follow Phil - https://www.instagram.com/knobtails.ig/ Follow Bill - https://www.instagram.com/coalblackexotics/ Follow Steve's Snaketuary - https://bit.ly/2KO9BIY Into track: Ketsa - Vibration - freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/light-rising/vibration

What's up, everyone! This episode is for everyone who follows their passion and wants to get to the next level with it. If you're a musician or passionate about music, and arts - listen to this podcast for great insights on how to get over stage fright, elevate your growth as a musician, and get a new mindset for creation and well-being while doing what you love. Nick Bottini is a hugely successful coach working with world-renowned musicians on their inner game, mindset, well-being and creativity helping them thrive at performing and maintaining successful, stable, wonderful careers in the music industry. We invite you to this podcast even if you're not into a music career as the insights here can be applied throughout all areas of your life. Cheers! Nick Bottini's website: https://www.nickbottini.com/ Nick's Facebook Group - Wellbeing and Excellence for Musicians: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1294927080594399/

In this episode, April is joined by Nick Bottini of Cold-Blooded Earth to discuss starting babies & picking joldbacksYou can find me at:BloodsbyDesign.combloodsbydesign@gmail.comwww.instagram.com/bloodsbydesignhttps://www.youtube.com/c/BloodsbyDesign2020MPR Network on:FB: https://www.facebook.com/MoreliaPythonRadioIG: https://www.instagram.com/mpr_network/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtrEaKcyN8KvC3pqaiYc0RQ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to the podcast.  In this episode you're going to be hearing the next of my ‘fireside chat' conversations with a Clarity Coach who's having a big impact in their clients lives. And my idea for these conversations is that we'd be talking shop; the kind of conversation that I have with my colleagues over coffee, and that most coaches never get to hear. So in this podcast, you're going to be hearing a conversation I had with bestselling author, speaker and coach, Nick Bottini.   And by the way, I'm running a series of masterclasses for coaches in the Thriving Coaches Community on Facebook. They're totally free, and our next mini-masterclass is on impostor syndrome, and the one after that is on transforming your money-mindset. So just head over to the Thriving Coaches Community on Facebook and I'll see you there.   So now to the episode. 

Nick is one of the top dawgs with it comes to Short-tails and Bloods (www.coldbloodedearth.com). For this episode we dive into husbandry, some of the associated morphs, as well as Nick's experiences working with these underrated and beautiful pythons!

Nick is on of the top dawgs with it comes to Short-tails and Bloods (www.coldbloodedearth.com). For this episode why dive into husbandry, some of the associated morphs, as well as Nick experiences working with these underrated and beautiful pythons!

If your life were a cinema what would be playing? Prepare for a bit of a mind bender as Author, Speaker and Coach, Nick Bottini shares insights on the possibilities of life with a movie experience metaphor. “Perhaps March was a thriller. April, more of a horror movie. Maybe May was a tragedy, but June was more of a comedy,” writes Nick Bottini. “Your ability to know (and remember) that you are never trapped in the movie is what allows you the freedom to really enjoy it, and it's exactly the same with the movie of life.” Featured in: 'The Hindsight Edition' of AwareNow Magazine Topic: Empowerment, Wellness, Self-Help, Cinema Produced by: Awareness Ties Written & Narrated by: Nick Bottini Podcast Soundtrack by: Thavius Beck Episode Soundtrack by: Sol Rising (The Opening)

This weeks guest - NICK BOTTINI from Cold Blooded Earth! Another life-long herp nerd, Nick has zero'd in on his passion for Blood and Short Tails and as you'll hear, has no plans on slowing down! We cover a whole lot about everyones favorite "meat missiles" from future projects, to polygenic traits that provide endless opportunities! The future of Bloods and Short Tails is bright, and we're all excited to see it develop! Don't miss this episode (or any for that matter!!)FIND NICK BOTTINI @ www.coldbloodedearth.comFIND NICK ON FB and IG@coldbloodedearthFIND US ON IG@reptile.talk@robiscreepingitreal@brassmanreptilesFIND US ON TWITTER@brassmanrep@robiscreeping

Join Stefan Wesley today for #MondayMotivation @ 11AM BST (London) with special guests Fidel Beauhill, Brian Davis and Nick Bottini as we discuss Positive Mindset, Optimism and Opportunity and how to Stay Productive while working from home.

Nick Bottini is the author of Just Play: The Simple Truth behind Musical Excellence and this podcast is relevant whatever game you happen to be playing in life right now. We discuss: What lies behind high-performance The truth behind being 'in flow' as a requirement for great performance How we can be desperate to change our experience Doing things when you don't feel at your best The nature of pain in light of this understanding Enjoy!

Today we’re talking with Nick Bottini, a career and performance coach who has worked with high performers from around the world including child prodigies, competition winners, rock stars, entrepreneurs, international sportspeople and elite music college students. Nick is the author of Just Play: The Simple Truth Behind Musical Excellence, a best-selling book which challenges the current thinking on performance psychology and offers a fundamentally different way of thinking about the experience of learning music and how to achieve our full potential.   Nick’s teaching is deep. Depending on your background it may seem very odd, or it may be exactly what you’ve been desperate to hear someone put clearly into words.   His successful techniques are rooted in long-standing spiritual traditions yet there’s no dogma or belief system required to benefit from these ideas. Nick brings it all home to roost with practical ways to shift your mindset and successfully achieve the musical levels you desire.   As well as some deep and profound ideas, we also make sure to cover the very practical implications of it all in the context of learning music.   For example we talk about:   • Why most musicians never feel fully settled or at home in their musical lives or identity as a musician, and how that relates to performance anxiety and impostor syndrome. • The “elephant in the room” when it comes to modern performance psychology - and what the alternative is. • Two unorthodox but effective ways to flip how you approach music practice - and, unlike some of what you may have heard on this show in the past, this is not about “enjoying practice more”   The lessons in this episode can positively affect not just your musicality and musical potential, but your life and potential in general. That’s why we’re so excited to share this with you! Enjoy.     Subscribe For Future Episodes! Apple Podcasts | Android | Stitcher | RSS | YouTube   Full Show Notes and Transcript: Episode 205   Links and Resources • Nick Bottini Online • Nick Bottini - “Just Play: The Simple Truth Behind Musical Excellence” • Musicality Now - How to Stop Doubting and Start Performing, with Brent Vaartstra • Musicality Now - More Mindful, More Musical, with Susanne Olbrich       Enjoying the show? Please consider rating and reviewing it! Click here to rate and review

Just Play Everyone has a book in them. This episode is for you if you'd like to get that book out. It's also for you if you have a message or understanding to share with the world. Nick shares his journey from being a teacher and head of music at a school, to best selling author and coach to musicians. In yet another raw and honest conversation, he shares his own personal process of how his book came into fruition and how he created a fanbase that has helped him get his message into the world with credibility that appeals to his target audience. Here's a little more about Nick: Nick Bottini is a multi-instramentalist, consultant and performance coach. He studied at Leeds University, the Franz Liszt Hochshule Für Musik in Weimar, and the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester. He has worked s a freelance musician, as well as Head of Music in London Schools. As a workshop leader and public speaker he has shared the Inside-Out understanding of the mind with musicians, international sportspeople, business people and many others. For ten years he has worked at various levels in the music industry from school children to adult beginners, to child prodigies, competition winners, music college students and top professionals. Nick lives in East London with his wife, Polina, and their cat, Kasya. You can find out more about Nick at www.nickbottini.com

In this episode of the podcast, you’re going to be hearing a conversation I had with a good friend and colleague, Nick Bottini. Over the past couple of years he’s gone from being the music teacher in a school to being a bestselling author, speaker and coach who’s passionate about sharing the inside-out understanding with musicians. And while hundreds of thousands of people are now exploring and having insights into this understanding, there are relatively few people who are managing to share this understanding effectively. Nick’s an example of someone who’s been proactive in navigating that journey from having his OWN insights into the inside-out nature of life, to helping other people to have THEIR own realisations, but that’s not where he started. In the beginning, Nick experienced what people often call ‘impostor syndrome’ when it came to sharing the principles with musicians. He said, “I did hold off sharing with musicians because I felt like ‘Who am I to share it at all’ and sharing it on my home territory is the scariest thing to do because it's like I've got real credibility to lose. I could be ‘that guy that's always talking about that thing’ you know, and and how will people react to that?” And here’s one of the reasons I’m really excited to be sharing this conversation with you. As you may already know, at our company, we believe the most valuable things you can discover are how experience is created and who you really are. Our mission is to inspire and educate a generation to experience lives of clarity, resilience and wellbeing. And one of the things we’ve realised is that the world needs more people who can share the inside-out understanding with others. While Nick’s story is going to be an inspiration for people who want to ‘get this understanding out there’, there’s an important message for all of us in it: That the most important place to share what you’ve seen is on your ‘home turf’; in the way you’re living your life, and connecting with the people around you. By the way - whether you have an audience you’d like to reach, like Nick, or you just want to share what you’ve realised with the people already in your world, we’ve just launched a new membership site called Clarity Pro. It’s designed for you to have everything you need to share the principles like a pro, with anybody, on any topic and in any situation. To find out more, go to www.JamieSmart.com/claritypro

In this episode of the podcast, you’re going to be hearing a conversation I had with a good friend and colleague, Nick Bottini. Over the past couple of years he’s gone from being the music teacher in a school to being a bestselling author, speaker and coach who’s passionate about sharing the inside-out understanding with musicians. And while hundreds of thousands of people are now exploring and having insights into this understanding, there are relatively few people who are managing to share this understanding effectively. Nick’s an example of someone who’s been proactive in navigating that journey from having his OWN insights into the inside-out nature of life, to helping other people to have THEIR own realisations, but that’s not where he started. In the beginning, Nick experienced what people often call ‘impostor syndrome’ when it came to sharing the principles with musicians. He said, “I did hold off sharing with musicians because I felt like ‘Who am I to share it at all’ and sharing it on my home territory is the scariest thing to do because it's like I've got real credibility to lose. I could be ‘that guy that's always talking about that thing’ you know, and and how will people react to that?” And here’s one of the reasons I’m really excited to be sharing this conversation with you. As you may already know, at our company, we believe the most valuable things you can discover are how experience is created and who you really are. Our mission is to inspire and educate a generation to experience lives of clarity, resilience and wellbeing. And one of the things we’ve realised is that the world needs more people who can share the inside-out understanding with others. While Nick’s story is going to be an inspiration for people who want to ‘get this understanding out there’, there’s an important message for all of us in it: That the most important place to share what you’ve seen is on your ‘home turf’; in the way you’re living your life, and connecting with the people around you. By the way - whether you have an audience you’d like to reach, like Nick, or you just want to share what you’ve realised with the people already in your world, we’ve just launched a new membership site called Clarity Pro. It’s designed for you to have everything you need to share the principles like a pro, with anybody, on any topic and in any situation. To find out more, go to www.JamieSmart.com/claritypro

Nick Bottini is a saxophonist, music coach and the best selling author of the book 'Just Play - The Simple Truth Behind Musical Excellence'. How can musicians learn to just play and look after their mental health at the same time? 50% of all author royalties will go to support ‘Music Minds Matter’, the 24-hour mental health helpline set up by Help Musicians UK. For more information visit www.musicmindsmatter.org.uk. Listen to the full podcast here: Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2F6jp07 iTunes - http://apple.co/2sCoNO4 Soundcloud - http://bit.ly/2C2Uh3l
 GooglePlay - http://bit.ly/2RDgqy1 The I Wish I Didnt Quit Podcast gets inside the minds of musicians and other creatives and is hosted by Nate Holder. Contact: info@iwishididntquit.com IG @iwishididntquitpodcast Twitter @iwishididntquit www.iwishididntquit.com

So what accounts for the so-called genius in people, and does everyone have it? Why are some people brilliant at certain things while others can only dream of acquiring the same skills, ability or art. Is it that we (humans) are destined to find our purpose and genius, whatever it is? If so, where do we look? Nick Bottini is a multi-instrumentalist, consultant and performance coach. During this podcast show, Nick and Denise explore all levels of human performance from beginners through to what looks like being super-human. The design behind the human operating system is the same for all of us; we all breath, our hearts beat, our bodies age, and we all learn and explore from the second we are born. Many people, however, do not realise their potential, and under-achieve. They accept mediocrity due to limiting beliefs around what's possible for them living these physical bodies. 

This episode is a little bit different to the usual format because it’s the recording of a conversation I had with Clarity Coach and Mentor, Nick Bottini. I met Nick a couple of years ago when he was in the beta-test group for the programme that became 'The Thriving Coaches Blueprint’. Nick is a coach; he wanted to grow his practice and he got more and more interested in the principles behind clarity. Now Nick has written a book called ‘Just Play’. He’s doing amazing stuff, some of which you will hear about in this episode.  We got on a call because he wanted to explore ideas about how he could get his book to reach as many people as possible and how to get it on to the bestseller lists. Part of it is a coaching session and part of it is a chat between friends about something he wants to accomplish - something I have experience of. But as you’ll hear at certain points in the conversation it goes much deeper and into the domain of Clarity Coaching and (as you’ll hear), that’s where the turning point in the conversation is. For full show notes, please visit http://www.jamiesmart.com/pcp/14

In this episode Nick Bottini is back to give us some updates on Cold Blooded Earth and what he has been up to with his Short tailed pythons. We will also be discussing Nick's move to do reptiles full time. 

In this episode we are joined by Nick Bottini from Cold Blooded Earth. We will be stepping outside of the morelia world and discussing blood and short tail pythons. Nick is a herpetologist at the Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia SC. We will be discussing everything you need to know about keeping and breeding these fantastic pythons. Nick will be discussing all of the cool projects that he is working on. If you have thought about getting into bloods and short tails then this is an episode you won't want to miss. Also, in a new segment of The Reptile Insider, Robyn Markland will be joing us to discuss the pros and cons of Reptile auctions, other segments of the market, classifieds, Craigslist, local shows, national shows, swap meets. http://www.cold-bloodedearth.com/Home_Page.html