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In this conversation, Luis and Nick discuss his time in Oslo and why it was this city he circled around the 10 Year Vision concept. Nick details what was going through his head at the time, how he originally discovered the methodolgy of thinking and planning in decades, and why he renews these views each year. "Year One is much different than Year Ten, before you know it you are there!" Also, Luis and Nick discuss Olso, Norway, and why it is one of Nick's favorite cities in the world. If you find yourself early in your startup and entrepreneurial journey, this is the perfect episode for you. BOOK - Scaling Up - https://scalingup.com/book/ Exploring Greatness Season 1, Episode 10Watch: Episode 10 here - https://youtu.be/rOkHu7DOjTY

Explore creative community transformation with teaching artist Jeff Mather as he shares stories of art, collaboration, and social change in education.Jeff Mather's work as a teaching artist and public art digital storytelling alchemist underscores the vital role of art in fostering community resilience and engagement. The conversation with Bill Cleveland reveals how, despite the challenges posed by recent global events, Mather remains optimistic about the transformative potential of creative collaborations. By reflecting on his experiences in various educational and community settings, he illustrates how art can bridge divides, empower youth, and reinvigorate spaces that have been overlooked or abandoned. His dedication to involving students in the artistic process not only cultivates their creativity but also instills a sense of agency and responsibility for their environment.The episode captures the essence of Mather's philosophy: art is not merely an aesthetic endeavor but a powerful tool for social change. Mather recounts the impactful project in West Baltimore, where he worked with local youth to design and install an environmental sculpture in a park that had long been neglected. This initiative not only beautified the area but also engaged the community in a dialogue about safety, ownership, and the importance of reclaiming shared spaces. Mather's insights into the dynamics of teaching and collaboration highlight the necessity of recognizing and valuing each participant's unique contributions, which ultimately enriches the artistic outcome.Furthermore, the discussion delves into the challenges and rewards of community-based art practices, particularly in relation to trust-building and navigating complex social landscapes. Mather emphasizes the importance of entering communities with humility and a willingness to learn, rather than imposing external solutions. His experiences with Alternate Roots showcase the power of grassroots movements in advocating for social and economic justice through art. As the episode unfolds, it becomes evident that Mather's work embodies a vision of art as a communal endeavor—one that celebrates diversity, fosters connection, and cultivates a shared sense of purpose in navigating the challenges of our times.Key Moments00:18 The Turning Point: Reflections on Change and Future Challenges00:35 Reflections on Creative Change Agents13:59 Alternate ROOTS and Community Engagement22:55 The Impact of Community Engagement in Public Art31:14 Engaging with Community Through Art40:03 The Impact of Art and CommunityBIOJeff is a community-based public artist and teaching artist in Georgia, (and South Carolina and Massachusetts and Utah), for over 30 years. He is the STEAM artist-in-residence at Drew Charter School 45 days each semester/90 days each year and has presented on his partnership work there at national and international conferences. He was a delegate and presenter at the 1st International Teaching Artist Conference in Olso in 2012 and at the ITAC3 in Edinburgh and at ITAC6 in Oslo. He is an ITAC Innovator, leading Think Tank webinars. He has been on the Georgia Council for the Arts registry of visiting artists since 1992. He has a BA degree in Proxemics from Hobart College. He served as president of the Atlanta Partnership for Arts in Learning, an arts infusion non-profit that he helped to co-found in 2001. He toured a program for nine years with a choreographer - and also a storytelling program with a master storyteller. Jeff has facilitated Learning Exchanges for teaching artists for Alternate ROOTS and for the Community Built Association. Jeff is also the lead artist for the Beverley Taylor Sorenson Arts Access Program in northern Utah and runs interdisciplinary residencies there twice a year. He directed several experimental theater productions at the Center for

This week, we are chatting with Richard from the Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection. . Welcome to this week's episode. . If you find value in this video and wish to help this channel, you can donate using THIS LINK. . THE LUXURY YACHT EXPERIENCE ALL-INCLUSIVE VALUE Designed to combine the luxury lifestyle of The Ritz-Carlton with the casual freedom of a yachting vacation, The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection offers itineraries at a relaxed pace. It introduces guests to the local cultures of each destination through curated immersive experiences ashore. Personalized service of the Ritz Carlton, including multiple dining experiences, 24-hour in-suite dining, specialty dining, and specialty dining in all suites. Accommodations, each with a private terrace, a unique marina-style platform, and direct access to water. . EVRIMA BY THE NUMBERS 624 Feet, 190 meters 25,400 Tons 149 Suites 298 Guests 246 Crew 1 to 1.22 Crew-to-Guest Ratio 1 to 85.2 Guest to Space . THE ALL-INCLUSIVE EXPERIENCE INCLUDED • Luxury all-suite accommodations, each with a private terrace (no inside staterooms) • Multiple dining experiences, including 24-hour in-suite dining and beverages throughout the yacht (including alcoholic beverages) • Onboard gratuities • Premium Wi-Fi throughout the yacht, supporting browsing, social media, streaming services, video calls and VPN access The Dress Code is Yacht Smart, Elevated Casual with no formal nights. We then looked at the beautiful suites. They are: .• The Owners Suite is 1091 square feet • The View Suite is up to 574 square feet • The Loft Suite is 611 square feet • The Grand Suite is 587 square feet • The Signature Suite is 429 square feet • The Terrace Suite is 300 square feet. Did you know that if you want to charter a private yacht, it would be a logical step to save some money and cruise on the Ritz Carlton Evrima? It's a better value to cruise on a 5-night trip with Ritz Carlton than it is to do a 3-day weekend in a destination like St Bart's. The Fleet Overview is: EVRIMA's Gross tonnage is 25,400 GT. The Length is 624 FT. Evrima has 149 suites. Evrima has a capacity of 298 guests with a crew of 246. She was launched in October 2022. ILMA's Gross tonnage is 46,750 GT, and its length is 790 FT. It has 224 suites, a capacity of 448 guests, and a crew of 374. She was launched in September 2024 LUMINARA's Gross tonnage is 46,750 GT, and her Length is 794 FT. Luminara will be launched in 2025 and has 226 suites, a capacity of 452 guests, and a crew of 374. . The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection will visit the Mediterranean, Central America, and the Caribbean, take Transatlantic cruises, & visit Northern Europe. . SUMMER 2025 SEASON Season highlights: 9-night Lisbon to Portsmouth - Wine Voyage 9-night Portsmouth to Amsterdam - Open Championship 7-night Amsterdam to Copenhagen - Baltic 7-night Copenhagen to Stockholm - Baltic 7-night Stockholm to Olso 11-night Oslo to Reykjavik - Norwegian Fjords 7-night Reykjavik to Reykjavik - Iceland! 10-night Reykjavik to Amsterdam - Scotland 9-night Amsterdam to Lisbon - Wine voyage.. Curated shore experiences offer personalized, flexible excursions led by local experts in small groups tailored to your preferences for a rewarding and immersive journey. Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection has an excellent pre and post-stay program that I can set up for you. They also have Concierge Air and transfers to and from the cruise port. I love my Marriott Bonvoy points and am so happy that the Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection is now part of the Bonvoy rewards program! Please email me if you want to learn more about the Ritz Carlton Yacht Collection or any other cruise lines I have met with. You can also fill out THIS simple form. Search #PlentyofSunshineTravel on Facebook or Instagram to see our posts. . . . #RitzCarltonYachtCollection #RitzCarlton #CruiseSpecialist #travelagenttips #luxurytraveladvisor #LuxuryCruiseTravelAgent

In today's 15-min update...  - Travis Kelce on meeting the Royals  - Your favourite SHREK character is getting their own spinoff  - Why you definitely DON'T want to come to Olso, or Windsor  

In this episode of From the Crows' Nest, host Ken Miller shares the highlights of several interviews he conducted last month during AOC Europe 2024 from Olso, Norway. He is also joined by AOC Senior Analyst Matt Thompson, who attended the Directed Energy Professional Society (DEPS) Annual S&T Conference in Colorado Springs. Ken and Matt discuss some of the funding and development challenges facing the Directed Energy (DE) programs and how the EMSO community can help operationalize DE against emerging threats, especially in the Space domain. AOC Europe interviews include conversations with Lieutenant Colonel Erik Bamford, Branch Chief EW with the Royal Norwegian Air Force and member of the AOC Board of Directors; Colonel Josh Koslov, US Air Force, Commander of the 350 Spectrum Warfare Wing; Commander Gunnar Marcusson, Head of the EW Branch with the Swedish Armed Forces; Air Commodore Blythe Crawford from the Air & Space Warfare Center with the United Kingdom Royal Air Force, and Dr. Karen Haigh, a renowned expert on Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Systems.  To hear the full interviews along with booth spotlights from several exhibitors, visit and follow the AOC LinkedIn page.

Nyfosa har tagit in 1,7 miljarder kronor i riktad emission, Better Collective gör ett förvärv och så håller Olso-börsen stängt idag såhär på 17 maj. Programledare: Ylva Johansson

On this episode I visited with D.G., guitarist and vocalist for Icelandic black metal powerhouse, Misthyrming, shortly following their show-stealing performance at this year's Inferno Festival in Olso, Norway.  We discussed his influences, our shared love of Rammstein, his reflections on the band's career to date, what motivates him today and much more. Later in the show, I also share another round-up of some of my favourite releases of the past few weeks, including albums by Bythos, Night Shall Drape Us and Hasslig.  On my weekly news rant I give you my first impression of new releases by Gaerea, 1349, Adversarial, Cavalera Conspiracy and others.  PLUS - Danish black metallers Perdition's Mire get their moment of glory on the Into The Necrosphere Unsigned Band Spotlight.▶️SUPPORT THE BANDS FEATURED ON THIS EPISODEMisthyrminghttps://misthyrming.bandcamp.com/ Hasslighttps://hasslig.bandcamp.com/ Perdition's Mirehttps://perditionsmire.bandcamp.com/ Morbid Angelhttps://morbid-angel.bandcamp.com/ ▶️SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST https://youtube.com/c/IntoTheNecrosphere ▶️STREAM & DOWNLOADAmazon Musichttps://amzn.to/3epNJ4KSpotifyhttps://spoti.fi/3iKqbIPApple Podcastshttps://apple.co/38wDYhi ▶️SOCIAL MEDIAFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/intothenecrosphere  Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/intothenecrosphere    Twitterhttps://twitter.com/inecrosphere  ▶️INTO THE NECROSPHERE MERCHhttps://into-the-necrosphere.creator-spring.com▶️THE HORSEMEN OF THE PODCASTING APOCALYPSE Horrorwolf666https://thehorrorwolf666podcast.buzzsprout.com/ Everything Went Blackhttps://everythingwentblack.podbean.com/ Necromaniacshttps://necromaniacs.podbean.com/ Sol Noxhttps://www.solnoxpodcast.podbean.com/ Iblis Manifestationshttps://linktr.ee/iblismanifestationspodcast 

I det trettioandra avsnittet av podcasten Fastighet & Finans fokuserar Anders och Michael bland annat på duon Selin och Åkerlunds intåg i Hedvig Eleonora, en stor fastighetsaffär i Olso, Castellum och Cibus obligationsemissioner samt Catena och K-Fastigheters nyemissioner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Steve Wyss + Jonathan Fadugba for the latest in Allsvenskan + Eliteserien including the recent news that Hammarby manager Martí Cifuentes will be moving to QPR and take charge of the London outfit. Meanwhile, in Norway there was a big Olso derby where Geir Bakke received a hostile reception from his former club. For all that and more, stay tuned!

After the birth of her second daughter, she began feeling marginalized in the workplace–even though she was a seven-figure sales exec. Stephanie Nadi Olson felt the drive to create a legacy for herself and for her daughters–and named her new flexible-employment community We Are Rosie after her youngest. That was 2018, and since, the company has grown to a platform with 17,000 flexible workers signed up, more than 60 full time employees, and a three-year growth rate of 2,267 percent. We Are Rosie is No. 232 on the 2022 Inc. 5000. Host Christine Lagorio-Chafkin speaks with Olso about her vision for the future of work, and how she built a truly inclusive, diverse workforce.

Hello Interactors,I've been delayed getting this one out after being hit with a stomach bug. But I'm back in business and back to looking at urban behavior. This time, I dig into a power law that proves a Geographer right (again) while making the dizzying array of diversity in human urban mobility look shockingly similar.As interactors, you're special individuals self-selected to be a part of an evolutionary journey. You're also members of an attentive community so I welcome your participation.Please leave your comments below or email me directly.Now let's go…A THEORY CENTRALLY PLACEDA few days after meeting with a group concerned with rapid urban development, I found myself in another meeting, in the same room, with a group who thinks it's not rapid enough! Meanwhile, Washington state legislators are proposing and passing legislation aimed at addressing the impacts of increased population growth, housing shortages, and transportation.We were meeting to discuss what kind of housing density and transportation infrastructure is necessary to get people walking, biking, or rolling within 10-15 minutes of their nearest store or transit stop. As I wrote last month, getting people to drop their car is easier said than done. For starters, people need jobs and businesses to walk to in the first place. However, businesses only thrive when there are enough customers to keep them alive. More potential customers walking, biking, or rolling only comes when there is more dense housing.Like that found in downtown Paris. Over the last three years Mayor Anne Hidalgo has been made famous championing the 15-minute city concept. She's restricted car use to certain areas and has built hundreds of miles of bike lanes. Her efforts made the Paris core so desirable property value increases started to squeeze poorer people out of the area. In response she built affordable housing. However, just outside this urban core Paris continues to remain car dependent. The same can be said for Olso. In fact, despite 75% of Europeans living in dense cities, while also declining in population, their major cities continue to sprawl.There are many variations of land use and transportation configurations around the world, but they all emerge toward, or are influenced by, by central place theory. This concept was developed in 1933 by the German geographer, Walter Christaller and became influential in how cities were planned around economic activities. To illustrate the concept, he drew an array of hexagons each with their own center around a center hexagon representing a core city center. Imagine a hexagonal flower. He used this diagram to then describe these three principals governing behavior within and between geographic regions:Consumer choice. Each of us have a choice to make around much time and money we're willing to spend to arrive at a particular destination. Like any forager, we can choose the cheapest path at a risk of reducing our choices of goods or we can invest in a longer journey in exchange for more or better choices.  Firm agglomeration. A company offering goods to these consumers must decide whether to operate further away from their competition or cluster nearby. They'd be sharing more customers while also saving in delivery costs other economies of scale.Functional hierarchy. As with natural systems, complex hierarchies emerge from these actions that are self supporting and become embedded in the environment. When governmental and commercial power is concentrated, functional hierarchies are strong. When power is diffuse and distributed individual agency weakens the hierarchy.Christaller theorized that if a person within a hexagonal cell sought a good or service, they would first seek one within their boundaries if available. He added that if this cell happened to be the center cell, home to the densest population and services, the resident would rarely leave their own cell for routine activities. We'll call ‘shopping within my own cell' level-one.If the service is not available within their hexagonal cell, they'd decide to go to next nearest cell with the available service. Let's call that level-two. Those in level two most likely would go to the center cell, the city center, given it has the most consumer choice due to agglomeration. It is also relatively nearby.Those living in level-three hexagons likely travel to the center cell for some activities and the level-two cells for others. Should they choose level-two instead of the center, more than one level-two cell may contain the same service within the same or similar distance. It's assumed some of the people will choose one location some of the time and others the other location another time.This model fits with my experience recently when our roof started leaking amidst a torrential downpour. Living in a tier-two area, I had two Home Depot stores equidistant from my home from which to purchase a pump. Each within their own tier-two areas featuring agglomerated retail.I needed to quickly siphon swelling standing water from our flat roof that has recently acted more like a tub. The website said the one to the north had three pumps in stock, so off I went. Nope, there was no product to be found. So off to the one toward the south. They had one, though the website said they had none. My cost of travel more than doubled, but at least my drip stopped!It was the ‘functional hierarchy' of city planners, developers, and politicians that used central place theory to place these agglomerations of stores where they are. It's the same theory used to decide where hospitals, fire stations, and Starbucks should go.A LAW CENTRAL TO THE THEORY For decades geographers and city planners have primarily used one of two laws to determine these locations and the movement of people between regional levels. One is called the gravity law and the other the radiation model. Both methods have a fundamental flaw in that they only consider aggregations of residents moving across the region. This doesn't afford the ability to look at the frequency of individual trips to a given location. There are other models that look at fine grained behavior, but they lack the ability to then consider the patterns of the larger population.But in 2021, a group of spatial, urban, and complexity scientists landed on a preferred method. What they discovered is central place theory is more than a theory. Using anonymized cell tower time stamp data from cell phones, they were able to determine individual origins and destinations across a large region and population. They divided the study area into a grid and counted how many times people entered a given cell. This provided them with frequency of trips to and from various destinations – the granular data amidst an aggregate that has thus far been missing.  They found, with astonishing regularity, what Christaller assumed. Both frequency and distance to a destination are the sole determining factors in predicting behavior. For example, people travel a museum or mall less frequently and may travel a great distance to get there. Their data shows that not only are these special function locations visited less frequently, they address a larger radius of travel distances. The travel distance per visit is thus inversely proportional to the visitation frequency.The opposite is also true. Trips to more common destinations, like a grocery store or restaurant, are not only visited more frequently, but they are visited in higher numbers by those living nearby. Their data also supports Christaller's notion of functional hierarchy. Travel between the various levels of hierarchy is supported by both consumer choice and the agglomeration of services. It also out performed both the gravity law and radiation model.What is most miraculous is these findings are consistent regardless of the city scale or location. Singapore, Boston, Dakar, Lisbon, Toyko, New York, you name it, they all exhibit these universal visitation power laws. The results were so surprising it prompted the authors to state,“Given the extensive literature on and detailed analyses of movement and transport in cities, it is surprising that the simple but powerful visitation law derived here had not yet been discovered.”It should be noted, however, not everyone can afford a cell phone. So, this data, and the power law, reflect the strong functional hierarchy embedded in our cities. That is, our cities have been planned and built by powerful functional social hierarchies that encourage clustering of businesses to efficiently allow for consumer choice for those with greater means. I wonder what patterns emerge for those without cell phones and less served by nearby services. It would sure raise questions of equity.I'm also curious how this breaks down by mode of transportation. That is, how many trips were by car or transit and how many were by walking or biking. Their results are robust scaling from grid cell sizes 250m to 2km. Though they admit the model wouldn't perform at smaller levels. Two-hundred and fifty meters is about three city blocks. That's less than a 10- or 15-minute walk. The frequency law they uncovered would suggest if sufficient and attractive services were agglomerated within a short walk people would choose them for many trips over a further distance. But as Central Place Theory states, this requires sufficient agglomeration and density. The data reveals that sprawling Greater Boston has a wide distribution of distance covered to destinations relative to number of visitors compared to dense Singapore where the distance covered is more concentrated. If the data included elevation, it would reveal more Singaporeans also travel more up and down high rises for daily activities than those in Greater Boston! A vertical 10-minute neighborhood.For a walkable 10-15 minute city or neighborhood to exist will likely require all three elements highlighted by central place theory. For walking to be a consumer choice, agglomeration is needed. The cluster of businesses can only be justified when there is a sufficient number of consumers. The only way consumer density can occur is if it is zoned and built into the fabric of the region's functional hierarchy. Just this week the state of Washington passed a bill legalizing duplexes or fourplexes in areas historically zoned for single-family homes only. Should it become law, will it provide sufficient density to spawn a corner grocer, a neighborhood bakery, or hardware store? Or will the price of eggs, muffins, and lightbulbs keep people driving to Costco? Lawmakers may hold the power to pass the laws, to strengthen the functional hierarchy which includes zoning for more density. We control our own consumer choice. But it will all come down to developers building density and firms agglomerating. Meanwhile, one law has been passed — the universal visitation power law of human mobility. This is a public episode. 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In today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, Brandon Davis Interviews Wellness expert, Jason O'Connor. Jason has been involved in various businesses since getting his Bachelors degree in Biology and Health Science as well as a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Throughout his life, Jason has been striving for both mental as well as physical excellence and with that background, he's recently opened a wellness company, Renu. If you'd like to get in contact with Jason, hit the links in the description below. A huge thanks goes to Olso for making the music heard on the Podcast as well as Ethan Arkell for doing the audio engineering. At the end of the day, always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF! Website: www.renuhealth.community Twitter: @renu_health LinkedIn: Renu Health LLC Instagram: renu_healthllc

In today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, Brandon Davis dives into the concept of finding a good harmony between what needs to get done in life and the pleasures we can relax with and enjoy. So often inside of our lives we hustle 24/7 and never find the joy in the journey, In other cases, you may be relaxing a bit too much and you need a sense of urgency to get you going on your goals and dreams once again. No matter what stage your in, today's episode will help you find the right harmony in your own life so you can stop worrying and start enjoying again. Thanks goes to all the listeners of the Get Over Yourself podcast as well as Olso for making the music heard on the episode today. If you have any questions, message Brandon at llcgetoveryourself@gmail.com ALWAYS REMEMBER TO GET OVER YOURSELF!

In today's episode of the Get Over Yourself podcast host, Brandon Davis, dives into how you can start this new year off, right. Between goalsetting, resolutions, new habits, routines, and the excitement of a new year, also comes great responsibility to make sure you don't lose the same effort within the first month. Brandon guides his listeners through a unique strategy on how they can continue pushing through their New Year's resolutions, and make sure that they are setting up their 2023 for success. As always, Brandon would like to thank Olso and Ethan Arkell for helping with the audio and music inside of the Get Over Yourself podcast. If you have any questions about goalsetting, forms of self development, or just need somebody to chat with, feel free to message Brandon in Instagram @getoveryourself_podcast.

Listen to day's episode of the Get Over Yourself podcast featuring guest speaker, Savannah Crippen. Savannah is a firey young girl who is on a mission to be the best possible version of herself that could exist. Savannah, through much trial and error, has hacks and strategies relating to self-development that can be applied into your life, today. As Brandon Davis, host of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, leads today's discussion, keep in mind various points being spoken and ponder on how they can benefit you in your life. A huge thanks goes to Ethan Arkell as well as Olso for helping with the sound quality and music in today's episode. If you want to check out Savannah's pages, click the links below : Mental health resource: www.Akuamindbody.com Tiktok handle: savcrippen Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/savannah-crippen-mph-cph-7b3598217/

In today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, Brandon Davis walks the audience through the meaning and purpose of Get Over Yourself. Both for the audience who has been here since the start as well as those who have just joined, Brandon dives deep into how Get over Yourself has impacted his life and what it can do for you. Likewise, Brandon also walks you through the new features and format that can be expected on the podcast here on out. A huge thanks to everyone who has been listening as well as Olso and Arkell. Olso produced the music heard on the Get Over Yourself Podcast and Arkell is the new video and audio editor. Thanks to all of you, this podcast is quickly turning into one of the hottest Self-Development shows on all major streaming platforms. If you enjoyed today's episode, consider sharing it with a friend, leaving a positive review, or letting Brandon know on Instagram @getoveryourself_podcast Thanks once again and always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF! P.S. Make sure to go check out the Get Over Yourself Podcast over on YouTube - https://youtu.be/tx_5uzBppXg

Today's episode is potentially too sweet to handle for some of our listeners ;). Brandon Davis, host of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, interviewed the owner of Dirty Dough cookies. If you haven't been keeping up with the news lately, Dirty Dough is currently being sued by their larger and more obvious competitor, Crumbl Cookies. In today's episode, Brandon asks Bennett Maxwell about the successes and failures he's seen inside his journey of being an entrepreneur and how despite the fact that they are getting sued, how Dirty Dough continues to be growing at a rapid pace. On the same note, Brandon dives deep into the topic of wellness and mental health awareness with Bennett. Bennett has 3 younger kids and recognized early on in his stage of being a father that kids these days are more susceptible to mental health concerns due to social media. As Bennet was trying to discover ways in which he could help the cause, he realized that a cookie company could actually help. Through Dirty Dough's messages of self-acceptance, looking on the inner appearance rather than the beauty of the outward appearance, and opening up wellness centers with each franchised location, they truly are trying to help the Mental Health Crisis around the world. If you found anything useful in today's episode or just simply enjoyed it, feel free to tune into next week's episode (posted at 9 AM MST every Friday), leave a positive review, or share this episode with a friend. On that same note, make sure to go check out Olso on all major streaming platforms. Olso is the reason we have such fun music on the podcast! Want to learn more about Bennett or Dirty Dough, check out the links down below! Also, always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF https://bennettmaxwell.com/ https://dirtydoughcookies.com/

Today's episode is one that is filled with heart warming stories, patriotism, sacrifice, heartbreak, suffering, and eventual self-guidance. Brandon, host of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, Interview's former Veteran Fidelis Wanacel Oketch, an immigrant to the U.S. after Uganda was found in a civil war. Fidelis had an upbringing that few can say they've experienced. Despite a wild and scary childhood, Fidelis was able to immigrate to the United States, where he sought after freedom and the American Dream. His time in the U.S. was something magical and never before seen in his eyes. Due to this fact, Fidelis soon after immigrating decided to join the military and fight for freedom. The amazing sacrifice and patriotism displayed by Fidelis cannot be matched on many levels. However, despite his courage, Fidelis soon saw himself in the heart of another battleground; this time, he was in the fight. In today's episode, Brandon interviews Fidelis about his unique experiences with war and what it can do to a man. After having been blow up 7 times, Fidelis found even harder battles to fight - the betrayal of his fiancé and PTSD. Listen to today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast to discover how Fidelis was able to overcome all the odds and eventually reclaim his life. His story can be a reminder to us all that no matter how hard the fight is, we can truly determine our own destiny. Brandon would like to thank the audience for listening, Olso for creating the music heard, and Fidelis for joining him on the episode. Attached down below are links that Fidelis asked be shared with you, the audience. Always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF! Find Fidelis on social media including -Facebook -YouTube -tweeter -Instagram Podcast on: -iTunes -Spotify -google play And at Website: www.Worriorsolutions.com Email:info@worriorsolutions.com

After the birth of her second daughter, she began feeling marginalized in the workplace–even though she was a seven-figure sales exec. Stephanie Nadi Olson felt the drive to create a legacy for herself and for her daughters–and named her new flexible-employment community We Are Rosie after her youngest. That was 2018, and since, the company has grown to a platform with 17,000 flexible workers signed up, more than 60 full time employees, and a three-year growth rate of 2,267 percent. We Are Rosie is No. 232 on the 2022 Inc. 5000. Host Christine Lagorio-Chafkin speaks with Olso about her vision for the future of work, and how she built a truly inclusive, diverse workforce.

Robbie Swale joins Brandon back on another episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast. Robbie has written numerous books on Self-Development and even hosts two podcasts in the field. In today's episode, Brandon and Robbie lead a fun yet engaging conversation as to how people can improve their small habits, avoid burnout, and keep showing up. Both Brandon and Robbie share real-world experiences (in their personal lives as well as the lives of those they look up to and have witnessed) to keep the conversation as real and energetic as possible. If you enjoyed today's episode, please leave the Get Over Yourself Podcast a good review. Also consider sharing it with a friend, family member, co-worker, or anyone who just needs to hear it. A huge shoutout goes to Robbie for joining us back here on the Get Over Yourself Podcast as well as Olso who was the creator of the music heard on the show. If you want to know more about Robbie, check out the links down below. If you want to hear more of the music from Olso, make sure to check him out on all major streaming platforms. Thanks for tuning in and always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF! The website: www.robbieswale.com The podcast: www.thecoachsjourney.com The 12-Minute Method Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/611939479993065 The book, How to Start When You're Stuck: https://geni.us/startwhenyourestuck

In today's episode, listen to hear podcast host, Brandon Davis, interview teacher and life coach Arnoush Javaherian. Arnoush, or as most people call him, Java, has been a teacher for over 15 years now and most recently began life coaching. In his college years, Java struggled discovering what passions he sought within a career and wanted to discover his reason in life. After a lot of trial and error, Java finally found his calling and hasn't looked back since. If you found today's episode beneficial, please leave Brandon a good review as well as share it with someone who needs to hear it at this time. A huge shoutout to everyone who listens and makes this podcast run. Also, a huge thanks goes to Olso for making the music heard on the podcast. Make sure to go check him out on all major streaming platforms. ALWAYS REMEMBER TO GET OVER YOURSELF! Links for contacting Java: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1flvaj7fGA6gEMT2yVsAXB-KF1QRNher2USfJNSu3dfE/edit?usp=sharing

For today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, Brandon interviews mindfulness coach, Brett Hill. Brett has worked in various industries throughout his professional career, but nothing has brought him more fulfillment then coaching clients and helping them become more aware of the world around them. Mindfulness is a practice that connects humans back to what they're seeing, hearing, and doing. Brett helps you navigate that windy road and explains why it's so impactful inside someone's life. If you found value in today's episode, make sure to leave a positive review and share it with a friend. Likewise, check out the links down below to get in contact with Brett! Also, a huge shoutout to Olso for making the music found on the podcast. Make sure to go check him out on all major streaming platforms. Links: https://themindfulcoachmethod.com/ Https://bretthill.coach https://linktr.ee/mindfulguy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, Brandon Davis dives into the concept of when and where it's appropriate to wear a watch. Now, despite what you might be thinking, Brandon uses the example of wearing a watch to connect with how we, as humans, connect back to time management and scheduling. With all the hustle and bustle in modern society, it may seem like you can never take any breaks from work, family, friends, or other responsibilities. Despite the constant beeping of social media, endless email lists, and an unanswered call notification piling up, Brandon explains how there is time to separate the grind from the relaxation. At the end of the day, those who work hard, play hard! Thanks for listening to today's episode and please share it if anything impacted you in a positive light. Likewise, thanks goes out to Olso, a dear friend of Brandon's who creates the music heard on the Get Over Yourself Podcast. Have questions, comments, or concerns? Reach out to Brandon over Instagram @the.brandon.davis or over email via llcgetoveryourself@gmail.com Thanks for listening once again and always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF!

Listen to today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast to hear from Emotional Intelligence Coach, Nicole W. Landen. Podcast host, Brandon Davis, dives into a deep conversation with Nicole regarding emotional intelligence and how it can impact lives in general. They also look into deeper aspects of human interaction and discover small and simple reasons to continue pressing forward, serve others, and always express gratitude. The audio in the episode is a little sketchy because of the location Nicole recorded in, but that will only help you pay even more attention ;). Thanks for listening to today's episode of the podcast and also thanks go out to Olso for creating the music and Nicole for joining me on the episode. Attached down below will be links if you wish to reach out to Nicole. ALWAYS REMEMBER TO GET OVER YOURSELF! Her Course- "Strengthen your self-confidence" www.nwglobalcoaching.com//self-confidence-course Website- www.nwglobalcoaching.com Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/nwtransformation/

In today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, host Brandon Davis explains his theories on winning your small daily victories and how those victories can lead to bigger rewards overall. Despite the crap that life throws you in your life, Brandon is a firm believer that you can use those moments to grow as a person. Brandon also believes that even your worst days can be looked upon with learning opportunities and the ability to grow. Overall, it's your choice whether or not you choose to accept and appreciate the small victories inside of your life. Thanks to everyone who listened to the episode and thank you to Olso for creating the music heard on the podcast. Make sure to check out Olso on all major streaming platforms. Like what you heard in today's episode? Consider sending it to a friend or leaving a positive review. ALWAYS REMEMBER TO GET OVER YOURSELF!

Today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast is a rerun interview with Casey Baugh. Casey Baugh is a father, husband, advisor, and entrepreneur worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Throughout his life going through the good and the ugly, Casey has been able to discover what brings him true joy and purpose. Casey is a firm believer that money can enhance a person's true tendencies and if used correctly, can bless the lives of millions of people. It is that same principle that encourages Casey to give back to his local community by being an adjunct professor at Brigham Young University and serving hundreds of people in need. In today's episode, we dive into a step by step process of the life of Casey Baugh. Casey explains some of the hardships and failures he encountered which he would argue turned him into the successful man he is today. Listen to today's episode to get a greater understanding of who Casey is, how he has achieved success, and how you can use these same strategies to find the success you want in your life. I would like to give a shoutout to both Casey for taking the time out of his busy schedule to record this episode with me as well as Olso for creating the music heard in the podcast. You can find Casey on LinkedIn @ Casey Baugh or Olso on any major streaming platforms including Spotify and Apple Music. Thanks for checking out this week's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast and don't forget to leave a good review!

In today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, host Brandon Davis discusses the importance of planning out even the smallest details inside of your life and the benefits that come from doing so. Planning can not only help optimize your life to run a bit more smoothly, but it can also help increase your ability to adapt to situations that may not turn out the way you thought it would. Listen to the episode and share it with someone who needs to hear it! If you have any questions, you can reach Brandon on Instagram @the.brandon.davis or email llcgetoveryourself@gmail.com A huge shoutout to Olso for creating the music on the podcast. Make sure to go give his music a listen on any major streaming platform! Thanks for listening and always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF!

Listen to today's episode of the Get Over Yourself podcast as host Brandon Davis interviews Rabbi Yonason Goldson about his particular views on ethics, differences, and how he went from being a college English graduate from the University of U.C. Davis to traveling around the world and finding his roots in Jerusalem, where he became a Rabbi. Rabbi Yonason has a very unique outlook and perspective when it comes to life's biggest differences and his advice stands firm. Thanks to Olso for creating the music on the Get Over Yourself Podcast as well as Rabbi Yonason Goldson for joining me on the episode. Thank you for listening and always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF!

In today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, Brandon dives deep into the concept of starting your tasks off the right way- strongly. If you fully engage yourself in a task laid out, you can find your strengths embedded within to accomplish the task in a timely and responsible manner. On the same note, the ultimate goal is to finish your daily tasks and assignments stronger than how you began them. Whether it's waking up in the morning and making your bed, or facing a tough opponent in a game, you can always finish stronger than how you started. Thanks to Olso for creating the music heard on the Get Over Yourself Podcast and thanks to Anchor for sponsoring today's episode. ALWAYS REMEMBER TO GET OVER YOURSELF! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Core beliefs are the values that we hold most dear to us and prove to others what kind of person we are. Core beliefs push us to do what we think is right and give us the opportunity to show that in every aspect of our lives. Whether it be spiritual, social, intellectual, or physical, our core beliefs drive us to become better and make us live up to our standards. Listen to today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast to help discover your personal core beliefs and find out why they are so important. A huge shoutout as always goes to my friend, Olso, for providing the music for the podcast. Make sure to check him out on any major streaming platform. ALWAYS REMEMBER TO GET OVER YOURSELF! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

*This episode is a rerun as I have been sick all week... trust me, my croaky throat was not going to sound enjoyable* Listen to today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast to hear guest star, Junya Beaubrun, talk about the importance of learning from and experiencing other cultures as well as how we can all prioritize certain things inside of our lives. Junya spoke 3 languages by the time he was 5 and is a master of traveling and giving back to the cultures and people he visits. His average vacation probably looks a little different for yours or mine because he believes that in order to understand a culture, you need to embrace yourself in it. If you liked today's episode, make sure to go check out Junya's podcast at "Whose world is this with Junya Rene Beaubrun," and leave us a good review. Huge shoutout to my friend, Olso, for his help with the intro and outro music. Check him out on all major streaming platforms. Overall, just remember to always GET OVER YOURSELF!

July is officially upon us and it's time to face reality- the year is halfway over! In today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, we dive into the concept of simplifying our goals in order to achieve a bigger picture or outcome. Oftentimes we can begin to get scared of the very resolutions or goals we set for ourselves and it can almost seem impossible to achieve them. However, if we can start breaking our goals down into simpler tasks to eventually accomplish more, the outcome will be the same end result, but with a more successful process behind it. If you enjoy today's episode, please feel free to share it with someone who can benefit from listening and leave us a good review. A big shoutout as always to my buddy Olso for creating the music on the Podcast. Make sure to go check him out on any major streaming platform. ALWAYS REMEMBER TO GET OVER YOURSELF!

Have you ever wanted to elevate your conversations to make them more meaningful? Have you ever wanted to stand out so you got that job, scored a hot date, or just left a good first impression? Have you ever wanted to fix a relationship that has been struggling for quite some time? Well in today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, we discuss one simple strategy that can help elevate our conversations to the next level. Thank you for listening and as always, thank you, Olso, for creating the music heard on the podcast. ALWAYS REMEMBER TO GET OVER YOURSELF!

Have you ever been in a situation where someone trusts you as their confidant when life seems to be draining them down? They open up to you about their relationships, work, emotions, and other stresses their lives place on them day in and day out. Although those situations may be awkward at times and you may feel clueless as to how you can truly help, there is always a good way about getting through the process. If you continuously make your presence felt, you can show to that person that you're there to help and are willing to make the difference needed. Take your actions, emotions, and thoughts further than ever before and make your presence known! Thanks for listening to today's episode and thanks to Olso for making the music heard on the podcast. ALWAYS REMEMBER TO GET OVER YOURSELF!

Have you ever started a job, relationship, routine, or project and eventually thought to yourself, "Why am I even doing this?" When we first start out on a new exciting challenge, our bodies and brains are equipped and prepared to face unknown circumstances. However, the catch is that over time, we begin to question our decisions entirely. We begin to lose site of the reasons we first set out on our own unique and individualized journeys and question if it's still even the right path for us. In today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, we are diving into the reason why. Why did you make that goal? Why did you get into that relationship? Why are you still working that tough job? Why, why, why? Thanks for listening and feel free to rate the show and share it with a friend. Also, a huge shoutout always to my main man, Olso, for creating the music heard here on the podcast. Make sure to check him out on all major music streaming platforms. ALWAYS REMEMBER TO GET OVER YOURSELF

Have you ever been traveling down the road when you see a sign that warns of an oncoming speedbump? On most cases, drivers tend to realize that speedbumps are merely a part of driving. In some instances however, speedbumps can become a major hinderance inside of our driving patterns. In fact, some people will swerve all over the road in an effort to not get disrupted by the speedbump. In today's episode of the podcast, I'll be leading us through the conversation of what the speedbumps of life really look like and how we can enjoy them rather than try and avoid them! A huge shoutout always goes to my friend, Olso. Thank you for the music on the show. Also a huge shoutout to my audience. I appreciate you (even though I don't personally know many of you) and want to always remind you to GET OVER YOURSELF!

Listen to today's episode of the Get Over Yourself podcast as host Brandon Davis interviews Rabbi Yonason Goldson about his particular views on ethics, differences, and how he went from being a college English graduate from the University of U.C. Davis to traveling around the world and finding his roots in Jerusalem, where he became a Rabbi. Yonason has a very unique outlook and perspective when it comes to life's biggest differences and his advice stands firm. Thank you Yonason for joining the Get Over Yourself Podcast and thank you Olso for creating the music heard in the show. Make sure to leave us a great review and always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF!

Listen to today's episode to hear perspectives on how to appropriately define your life in a positive manner and don't let other people's perceptions of you become a daunting reality! Thanks to Olso for the music on the podcast. Everyone check him out on any major streaming platform! Here is a link to the donations link---------------》》》》》》》》》》》》 https://tinyurl.com/yhxepbal Always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF!

In today's episode of the Get Over Yourself podcast, listen to hear from my new friend, Raz. Raz is from Israel and tells a moving story of a traumatic event inside of his life and how he was able to spin it into a positive light. Raz is a firm believer that everyone needs to suffer less and smile more! If you enjoyed today's episode of the podcast, make sure to leave us a good review and send it to someone who can benefit from listening. If you have questions, message me on instagram @the.brandon.davis or go check out Raz on facebook @Raz Tayar. As always, I want to give a shoutout to Olso for creating the music on the podcast and I want to remind you all to always GET OVER YOURSELF! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, I took a step back from doing another guest interview and decided to share a story about an ancient conqueror. Listen to today's episode to figure out why burning your own metaphorical boats inside your life is so impactful and why you need to start doing it today. If you have any questions about the podcast, today's episode, how to support, or anything at all, shoot me a message on instagram @the.brandon.davis As always, I want to leave a big thank you to my friend, Olso. Olso is the one who created the music here on the Podcast, so make sure to go check him out on all major streaming platforms. Guys, always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF!

Bukola is a coach that is eager to engage with youth and help them find their potential. Through years of experience and servicing her skills and knowledge, she is eager to help the audience of the Get Over Yourself Podcast. A big thanks to Olso for creating the music and Bukola for joining me! Always remember to Get Over Yourself!

Kellan Fluckiger went from a life of seemingly having it all to a life of what truly mattered. With a high ranking job in the world of corporate America, Kellan was making the kind of money that would make anyone's mouths water up. After years of living the so called "Dream Lifestyle," Kellan realized his life wasn't all that great. Between parties, failed relationships, drugs, and distance from his kids and friends, Kellan realized something needed to change. After what Kellan describes as a "divine intervention," he reshaped his entire life and left his old habits in the dust. He quit the corporate world filled with all the money and glamorous fashion and decided to pursue something a little more worth-while. After being clean for around 15 years now, Kellan has a rededicated lifestyle that is focused on helping others and discovering their true divine gifts. Kellan coaches people who constantly feel rushed, stressed, or simply need to get out of the horribly place they're in to rediscover what life truly means- just like he did. If you wish to talk with Kellan, you can find him on Facebook @ Kellan Fluckiger or message his assistant @ Angel Daniela Adriano I'd like to thank Kellan for joining me on today's episode and his willingness to be open and not fear telling his life story. I'd also like to thank Olso for creating the music found within the podcast. You can find his music on any major streaming platform. If you found anything useful in today's episode, make sure to give us a like, share it with someone in need, or leave us a good review. Oh, and never forget to GET OVER YOURSELF!

Casey Baugh is a father, husband, advisor, and entrepreneur worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Throughout his life going through the good and the ugly, Casey has been able to discover what brings him true joy and purpose. Casey is a firm believer that money can enhance a person's true tendencies and if used correctly, can bless the lives of millions of people. It is that same principle that encourages Casey to give back to his local community by being an adjunct professor at Brigham Young University and serving hundreds of people in need. In today's episode, we dive into a step by step process of the life of Casey Baugh. Casey explains some of the hardships and failures he encountered which he would argue turned him into the successful man he is today. Listen to today's episode to get a greater understanding of who Casey is, how he has achieved success, and how you can use these same strategies to find the success you want in your life. I would like to give a shoutout to both Casey for taking the time out of his busy schedule to record this episode with me as well as Olso for creating the music heard in the podcast. You can find Casey on LinkedIn @ Casey Baugh or Olso on any major streaming platforms including Spotify and Apple Music. Thanks for checking out this week's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast and don't forget to leave a good review! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, guest speaker and real estate agent Justin Loncaric tells a passionate story of a successful upbringing that turned sideways very quickly. Justin was born and raised in Canada where he has spent the majority of his life. Justin comes from a long line of real estate agents, so long that he considers real estate a part of his blood. Due to the fact that both his parents worked very hard to create a good life for his family, Justin was raised in wealth and with all the latest gadgets and equipment to make him successful. It wasn't until later in his life that Justin realized that the world didn't owe him everything anymore. He went from having the ideal childhood that any kid could dream up, to the sudden reality of recognizing that he didn't know everything and he needed to be humble - FAST. Justin was fired by his own mother and spiraled down for quite sometime until he met with a real estate and life coach that not only saved his business, but his mindset as well. With only $24 in his bank account, Justin hired the coach and hasn't looked back since. His life and career have been more happy and successful than ever before and he feels proud that he's created something for himself. Justin's main goal now is to provide a wonderful life for his children while teaching them valuable life lessons along the way and most importantly, to help them check their ego's at the door. If you have any questions about today's episode, you can find me on instagram @the.brandon.davis . If you want to reach out to Justin and hear more of his story, search him up on facebook and send him a message @Justin Loncaric . As always, I want to leave a big thanks to my good friend, Olso. Olso is responsible for the music heard on the Get Over Yourself Podcast and I cannot thank him enough. Make sure to check Olso out on all major streaming platforms. If you enjoyed the episode, consider leaving us a good review. Until next week, and just remember to always GET OVER YOURSELF!

Listen to today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast to hear life coach Geoff Seow go through his life's journey of overcoming addictions to drugs and alcohol and how he used those past mistakes to help and influence unfulfilled millennials. Geoff leads us through his coaching sessions and how they can be impactful in helping someone find their life purpose. Geoff has been coaching for 6 months now and doesn't have any plans to quit. He finds joy in what he does and realizes the good it can spread. If you liked today's episode, make sure to leave us a good review. Also make sure to find Geoff on Facebook or check out his website, https://www.mindaxislifecoaching.com.au/  .  As always, a huge thanks goes out to our sponsor, Anchor, as well as Olso for creating the intro music used on the podcast.  Never forget to always GET OVER YOURSELF!  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Listen to today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast to hear Nick Gilberts journey of going from constant anger and drinking to turning his life around and focusing on bettering his life and personal relationships. Nick has a journey much like many Americans- he was working as a teacher, had a great family, but also wanted something more. When Nick began to start his own business, his life soon became unfulfilled and he started down a hole of bad decisions and pain. Through his version of self-development strategies, Nick was able to free himself of many of his bad habits and pains and he personally believes that you can do the same. I want to give a huge shoutout to my friend Nick Gilbert for joining me on the podcast. I would also like to thank my good friend, Olso, for creating the music you hear on the Get Over Yourself Podcast. Make sure to check them both out on their various platforms. To close, I want you all to always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Listen to today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast to hear guest speaker, Jacob Brooksby, discuss the importance of making positive connections and how we can engage with those around us. Jacob is an expert in making people feel welcome, open, and comfortable, despite the awkward situations the individual may be facing. One of the biggest ways we can continue to grow in our Self-Development journey is by focusing on engagement. When we have positive interactions and engagements, not only are you helping uplift those involved, but your brain is also releases chemicals that make you happy. This week's challenge is to get out and engage with one person new. Make a powerful connection, find a mentor, create a new friendship, and overall, seek positivity! A huge shoutout to our sponsor, Anchor. Make sure to check them out online if you're interested in starting your own Podcast. Likewise, I want to thank Jacob for joining me on today's episode and Olso for providing the Intro and Outro music. Make sure to check Olso out on all major streaming platforms. To close, just remember to always GET OVER YOURSELF!

Listen to today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast to hear expert Tahja Norman speak on letting our energy flow towards positivity and getting ourselves out of destructive quicksand.  If anything in the episode related to you, feel free to leave us a good review! If you know someone who can benefit from hearing this episode, send it to them!  A huge thanks goes out to Olso for providing us with the intro and outro music and Tahja for joining us on the episode. Make sure to check them both out! Last but not least, always remember to GET OVER YOURSELF!  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Listen to today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast to hear guest star, Junya Beaubrun, talk about the importance of learning from and experiencing other cultures as well as how we can all prioritize certain things inside of our lives. Junya spoke 3 languages by the time he was 5 and is a master of traveling and giving back to the cultures and people he visits. His average vacation probably looks a little different for yours or mine because he believes that in order to understand a culture, you need to embrace yourself in it. If you liked today's episode, make sure to go check out Junya's podcast at "Whose world is this with Junya Rene Beaubrun," and leave us a good review. Huge shoutout to my friend, Olso, for his help with the intro and outro music. Check him out on all major streaming platforms. Overall, just remember to always GET OVER YOURSELF! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Listen to today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast to hear Derek Childs discuss his personal Self-Development strategies. Derek leads us through a conversation discussing the pressing topics of leadership, good habits, powerful nightly and morning routines, and how we can all form good standards for ourselves. I have personally known Derek for a few months now and can tell you what a hard worker and genuine man he is. Not only is he trying to become happier and more well-rounded in his own life, but Derek is always helping and inspiring others to do the same. If you got anything from today's episode, feel free to share it with a family member or a friend. If you have any questions, shoot me a message on instagram @the.brandon.davis Also, if you enjoyed the introduction music at the beginning of the episode, make sure to check out "Olso" on all major streaming platforms. Did you know you could leave the Get Over Yourself Podcast a good review? That helps boost our audience and effects our listener base, so please do so! I hope you all have a great week and just remember to always GET OVER YOURSELF! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app