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In this talk, I share how your nightmare is someone else's dream. We often take a lot of things for granted. In this episode, I share the value of perspective. CONQUER SHYNESS

Law enforcement has confirmed the DNA sample at the Nancy Guthrie scene is a mixture—meaning it may involve more than one person. That changes everything about who's been keeping this secret for over a month. This Hidden Killers Week In Review brings former FBI behavioral analyst Robin Dreeke and host Tony Brueski together for a deep dive into the details that demand a real conversation.Robin breaks down what that behavioral picture looks like when two people are carrying this together versus one. The psychological dynamics shift dramatically. The risk of exposure multiplies. And yet—silence.The pacemaker detail is one that hasn't gotten nearly enough attention. Nancy's pacemaker last synced at 2:28 AM. That's a hard data point in a case with very few of them. What does it tell investigators about the timeline of that night?Then there's the million-dollar reward—payable in cash. Does that actually move a case forward, or does it flood investigators with noise that makes real leads harder to find? Tony and Robin look at what reward escalations typically do to tip quality, and what the cash offer signals about where this investigation stands.The internet outage in Nancy's neighborhood the night she vanished—coincidence or deliberate sabotage? What happens psychologically the moment a burglary becomes a kidnapping, and what does that escalation tell us about the person responsible?Robin addresses what many consider the most haunting element: how does someone go home, sleep, wake up, and carry on with daily life after something like this?The tips have slowed. Sheriff Nanos keeps declaring he "personally believes" Nancy is alive. Is that strategic—or something else? After more than a month with no body, what does that mean?The questions deserve better than vague reassurances.Join Our SubStack For AD-FREE ADVANCE EPISODES & EXTRAS!: https://hiddenkillers.substack.com/Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video? Check out our YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8-vxmbhTxxG10sO1izODJg?sub_confirmation=1PRE-ORDER Robin's NEW Book! - https://a.co/d/0iR9U8U0Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hiddenkillerspod/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hiddenkillerspod/Tik-Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddenkillerspodX Twitter https://x.com/TrueCrimePodThis publication contains commentary and opinion based on publicly available information. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Nothing published here should be taken as a statement of fact, health or legal advice.#NancyGuthrie #NancyGuthrieDNA #RobinDreeke #DNAMixture #PacemakerEvidence #TucsonKidnapping #FBIBehavioral #HiddenKillers #MissingPersons #TrueCrime

This podcast breaks down how to handle one of the most common sales roadblocks: the "I need to talk to my boss" objection.The core message is that if a potential customer says this, it usually means the salesperson didn't map out who actually makes the decisions early enough. Instead of being a passive observer, you should take control of the deal.Key Strategies for Success * Multi-threading: Don't just talk to one person. Connect with multiple stakeholders across different departments (like Finance, Tech, and Management) to build broader support. * The 4-Step Recovery: If a prospect hits you with an objection, follow this flow:   * Agree: Acknowledge their point to lower defensiveness.   * Clarify: Ask questions to understand the real hold-up.   * Propose: Suggest new terms or a different way forward.   * Secure: Lock in a specific next step or meeting.The Bottom LineStop waiting for things to happen. By being proactive and authoritative, you lead the process rather than letting the prospect's internal bureaucracy stall your deal.

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After helping free his childhood friend who spent 18 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, Georgetown professor Marc Howard couldn’t return to his normal life. Instead, he built programs that have exonerated 13 innocent people, educated 250 incarcerated people, helped 150 people return to society, and have brought to normal folks into 30 prisons across the country. This powerful conversation challenges us to rethink justice, redemption, and the role each of us can play in bringing light into broken systems.Support the show: https://www.normalfolks.us/#joinSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After helping free his childhood friend who spent 18 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, Georgetown professor Marc Howard couldn’t return to his normal life. Instead, he built programs that have exonerated 13 innocent people, educated 250 incarcerated people, helped 150 people return to society, and have brought to normal folks into 30 prisons across the country. This powerful conversation challenges us to rethink justice, redemption, and the role each of us can play in bringing light into broken systems.Support the show: https://www.normalfolks.us/#joinSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send a textMost people think they know their number — the amount of money that would finally make life feel secure.But what happens when you reach it… and want more?Maybe it shouldn't be a number after all. Maybe it should be "enough." Support the show

Explore whether AI tools could allow a single founder to build and run a billion-dollar company, something that historically required thousands of employees.

What if the biggest breakthrough in your leadership journey wasn't about having all the answers—but about showing up anyway, doubts and all? In this milestone solo episode, host Cathleen O'Sullivan celebrates 200 episodes by sharing the raw truth behind her podcasting journey—a masterclass in self-leadership, persistence, and knowing when to hold on versus when to let go.  Cathleen opens up about crippling self-doubt, struggling with her accent, and balancing motherhood with building a business. Through it all, she discovered that impact doesn't need to be loud to be meaningful, and that starting small can lead to extraordinary ripples. This episode is your permission slip to take that brave step you've been holding back on.   Episode Timeline: 01:01 A journey of ups, downs, and contemplating quitting  06:08 Battling the inner critic: "Who do you think you are?"  08:07 What does it really mean to lead well?  11:44 What felt tremendously hard: vulnerability and overthinking  15:51 The power of starting small  19:23 Freezing at the first recording: the fear of judgment  21:30 Small steps that helped pushing through 25:15 Key highlights from 200 episodes and extraordinary guests  27:47 What's next: more unpolished truth and deeper solo episodes    Key Takeaway: The Power of Starting Small: You don't need perfection or a grand plan. Leadership begins with leading yourself out of fear and into your next step—one question, one voice, one brave move.  Vulnerability Is Strength: The most powerful leaders often have the deepest doubts. Being visibly human—doubt and all—isn't a weakness; it's your greatest asset and what builds trust.  One Person at a Time: Impact doesn't have to be loud to be meaningful. If one person feels less alone or more understood, it's worth it. Small, consistent changes create ripples.  Alignment Over Approval: Real leadership is about energy, behavior, and intention—not status or perfection. Choose what truly matters over what looks impressive.     Connect with Cathleen O'Sullivan:  Business: https://cathleenosullivan.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cathleen-osullivan/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/legendary_leaders_cathleenos/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LegendaryLeaderswithCathleenOS     FOLLOW LEGENDARY LEADERS ON APPLE, SPOTIFY OR WHEREVER YOU LISTEN TO YOUR PODCASTS

EP 138: "A Leap Of Faith, Chelsea's Altruistic Kidney Donation Journey"   Episode Summary Chelsea McNicholas, a Hospital Partnership Liaison with Network for Hope, joins This Thing Called Life to share how a social media post and her faith led her to become an altruistic kidney donor for a Child. Chelsea recounts starting the testing process after hearing about a friend's mother's need. Although she was not a match, it led her to another post about a child's need for a kidney, so she continued the testing. Ultimately, she was not needed because that child found a donor.  She walks us through her personal journey, the emotional and logistical realities of altruistic donation, and why community education about organ, tissue, and eye donation matters. Hear a personal, hopeful story that demystifies donation and inspires listeners to learn how they can help save lives. Episode Highlights Host Andi Johnson welcomes listeners and introduces guest Chelsea McNicholas, a dedicated advocate for organ donation and a valued member of the team at Network for Hope. Chelsea shares her professional background in healthcare and explains how becoming a mother helped inspire her decision to transition into her role with Network for Hope, where she could make a meaningful impact on the lives of others. As a Hospital Partnership Liaison, Chelsea explains that her work centers on building and maintaining strong relationships with hospital teams to ensure the organ donation process is handled with care, compassion, and efficiency. She describes the unique dual advocacy role she plays—supporting both hospital partners and the Network for Hope team throughout the donation process to ensure every step honors the donor and their family. Chelsea discusses her day-to-day responsibilities, which include hospital education, policy updates, compliance support, and continuous follow-up to strengthen collaboration between healthcare teams and the donation network. The conversation highlights how strong hospital partnerships are essential to ensuring successful donation outcomes and providing families with compassionate support during difficult moments. Chelsea shares some of the challenges of her role, particularly when unexpected issues arise within hospital systems. In those moments, creativity, adaptability, and problem-solving become essential. She praises the leadership at Network for Hope for fostering a supportive culture that empowers team members to think innovatively and find solutions that best serve donors, recipients, and healthcare partners. Andi and Chelsea reflect on the fulfillment that comes from working alongside passionate colleagues who are united by a shared mission to save and improve lives through donation. The conversation also addresses the scrutiny and misinformation that can sometimes surround organ donation. Chelsea emphasizes the importance of transparency, education, and trust in maintaining strong relationships with hospitals and the public. They discuss the important role donation ambassadors play in sharing personal stories that build understanding and confidence in the donation process. Chelsea then shares her deeply personal journey as a living donor. Before working in the field, she had little direct connection to organ donation until she began seeing social media posts from former classmates searching for kidney donors. Moved by their stories, Chelsea began exploring the possibility of becoming a donor herself. She describes the emotional and physical process of testing and waiting to see if she would be a match. Faith played a central role in her decision, along with the encouragement and support she received from her family. Chelsea recounts the powerful moment she met Reed, the young man who would ultimately receive her kidney, and learned more about the health challenges he and his family had faced due to kidney failure. She reflects on the emotional experience of donation surgery and the immediate bond formed between her and Reed's family. Chelsea also discusses the recovery process for both herself and Reed, highlighting the strength, faith, and support systems that carried them through the journey. Today, Chelsea continues to stay connected with Reed and his family, witnessing firsthand the life-changing impact of living donation. She shares how the experience has shaped conversations with her own children, teaching them the importance of compassion, generosity, and helping others whenever possible. The episode concludes with Andi expressing deep admiration for Chelsea's courage, compassion, and dedication to the mission of organ donation—recognizing her as both an advocate and a source of hope for many families. Key Takeaways Organ Donation Is Built on Trust and Relationships Strong partnerships between hospitals, donation organizations, and families are essential to ensuring the donation process is handled with compassion, integrity, and respect. One Person's Courage Can Transform Multiple Lives Chelsea's decision to become a living kidney donor demonstrates how a single act of generosity can profoundly impact not only a recipient but their entire family. Personal Stories Inspire Awareness and Action Sharing real experiences helps break through misinformation and encourages others to learn more about organ donation and consider how they might make a difference. Tweetable Quotes “We are the glue that holds the process together. I believe that our team is kind of a dual advocate in the donation process. “ Chelsea McNicholas “When things go awry at a hospital, that is challenging because the work is not flawless. The work is never done, if you will. So there are always challenges that arise. “ Chelsea McNicholas “I think it leans back into that strong relationship and strong trust. So knowing the truth right, like we know the truth right, and we have strong relationships with our hospitals to the point where they trust us. We've built that culture of trust and connection with our partners.”  Chelsea McNicholas “So I think again, a great opportunity for me to be an advocate and to educate people in my circle, my husband, and my entire family, was incredibly supportive.” Chelsea McNicholas “I think when I can look back on my life, faith was the foundation through every step and every decision, maybe in the moment, not as easy to see, but now looking back, I can absolutely identify that.” Chelsea McNicholas “It's really wild to think that a part of me is living on and someone else, and that most days I completely forgot I even did it, because I am right back to where I was, you know, five months ago, prior to the surgery.” Chelsea McNicholas Resources: Donatelifeky.org https://getoffthelist.org/ https://www.networkforhope.org/ https://www.networkforhope.org/about-us/ https://www.networkforhope.org/stories-of-hope/ https://www.facebook.com/NetworkForHopeOPO https://www.youtube.com/@NetworkforHope. https://aopo.org/ RegisterMe.org/NetworkforHope

Adelle Wellens walks us through how she survived 13 crises in just 9 days - and she handled them all as a solo communications department! You'll learn some of the tools she had in place to help.You'll hear how strong community relationships made all the difference during high-stress situations.Adelle shares simple social media settings and templates that helped her stay sane and stay ahead. She is part of the #SocialSchool4EDU Membership Program, and the support she received was really helpful to her in recent situations.She's not backing down from tough topics - and shares how you can post boldly while keeping things kind.SPECIAL GUESTAdelle WellensCommunications OfficerDuluth Public Schools, MinnesotaEmail: adelle.wellens@isd709.org Website: https://www.isd709.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/duluthpublicschools/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/duluthpublicschools/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/duluth-public-schools USEFUL INFORMATIONSee the news coverage of the car crashing into the schoolOrder your copy of my book Social Media for Schools: Proven Storytelling Strategies & Ideas to Celebrate Your Students & Staff - While Keeping Your Sanity now!Interested in our membership program? Learn more here: https://socialschool4edu.com/MORE RESOURCESFree Video Training: Learn the simple secrets behind social media for K12 schools!Sign up for our free e-newsletter - click herewww.SocialSchool4EDU.com

Send a textRejection isn't personal.It's an opinion. And it has a number.In this episode, I'm breaking down a powerful idea from Jia Jiang's book Rejection Proof: How I Beat Fear and Became Invincible Through 100 Days of Rejection.Most of us treat rejection like a verdict on our worth.It isn't.And in this episode, I'll explain why people respond the way they do—what their “no” is actually based on—and the surprising truth behind rejection that most people never realize:It usually has nothing to do with you.So when someone says “no,” the real question becomes: how do you handle it?Do you rush into the ask just to get rejection out of the way? Or do you stay curious, confident, and creative enough to work through it?Because rejection isn't universal.Not everyone will say no.You just have to keep asking until you find the one who says yes.In this episode, you'll learn how to see rejection through a completely different lens—and why understanding this shift can change how you ask, how you sell, and how you pursue what you want in life.Support the show

This powerful exploration of Luke 19 invites us to rediscover why Jesus came, not just as a historical fact but as a deeply personal reality. The story of Zacchaeus reminds us that Jesus didn't come for the religious or the put-together; He came specifically for those who are far from God, for those hiding in trees of addiction, isolation, or shame. The profound truth emerges that while Zacchaeus thought he was searching for Jesus, it was actually Jesus who was intentionally seeking him. Jesus didn't just happen to pass through Jericho; He walked purposefully to that specific tree, called Zacchaeus by name, and invited Himself into his home. This is the heart of the Gospel: Jesus sees us not as categories or reputations, but as individuals worthy of pursuit. The challenge presented is convicting: Are we merely fans of Easter, wearing the cross as jewelry, or are we players in His mission? The difference between looking and seeing becomes central. We can look at people every day without truly seeing them as Jesus does, seeing beyond their past to their potential future. The call is clear: Jesus came to seek and save the lost, and if His mission is to be our mission, we must intentionally move toward people far from God, building relationships before expecting repentance, offering grace before demanding change.

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In this Ask Steph episode, I respond to a listener question I hear often: If I work on my anxious attachment, but my partner doesn't work on their avoidant patterns, can the relationship still work?I unpack why focusing on your side of the street is never a waste of time — even when your partner isn't meeting you there yet. We talk about how healing anxious attachment isn't about fixing the relationship or managing your partner's behaviour, but about building self-regulation, self-trust, and clarity.I also explore the two most common outcomes of doing this work: either your internal shifts create healthier dynamics and positive ripple effects in the relationship, or you reach a grounded place of clarity about what you need and whether this relationship can meet you there. Either way, you don't lose — you gain resources, confidence, and choice.This episode is for anyone who feels stuck waiting for their partner to change and is wondering whether it's worth continuing to do the work alone.

Questions about how one person could trust another person on the topic of God, how STR obtained information about God that others haven't obtained, and whether God only matters for the purpose of the afterlife.   How could one person trust another person on the topic of God, and how did you obtain information about God that I haven't obtained? Aside from Heaven and Hell, does God matter? Atheists and Muslims experience the same world you do.

In this thought‑provoking and wide‑ranging episode of The Sandy Show, Sandy and Tricia dive into the subtle habits that can quietly sabotage your reputation at work—and why once you're labeled “unlikable,” it's incredibly hard to shake.From skipping a simple hello to complaining, talking too loudly, multitasking while someone is speaking, or turning every meeting into a personal TED Talk, the conversation is equal parts hilarious and uncomfortably relatable. Sandy reflects on a former boss with an open‑door policy who truly listened, while Tricia pushes back with real‑world nuance about reading the room and surviving constant chatter.The episode then takes a serious and emotional turn with a candid update on a missing‑person case that raises tough questions about time, hope, media speculation, and the painful reality families face when answers don't come quickly. Sandy and Tricia openly challenge the “instant expert” culture and the pressure of nonstop commentary, delivering one of the most raw and honest moments of the show.⏰ Later, the duo tackles the annual debate everyone loves to hate: time changes. Is losing one hour really that devastating—or have we become a little too fragile? The discussion is funny, blunt, and full of classic Sandy‑and‑Tricia sarcasm.

Send a textEpisode 991 is a punch-in-the-mouth reminder that sometimes the safest thing you can do… is go for it.In this episode, I share a note Steve Jobs emailed to himself before his Stanford commencement speech — back when he and Steve Wozniak were just two guys with no wives, no kids, no house payments, and nothing to lose. They weren't investing in better apartments or fatter bank accounts. They were investing in themselves.And that's the heartbeat of this episode.If you're young — I'm talking high school, college, early career — this is your season to explore. You can take the hit. You can start over. You can move cities. You can try something and hate it. You can fail and regroup. The walls haven't closed in yet. So don't build them yourself.If you've got some miles on you — like me — this message is just as important. Because now you've got something young people don't: wisdom. Experience. Knowledge. Judgment. And that can either become fuel… or it can become fear.In this episode, I talk about:Why “nothing to lose” is often when you have everything to gainThe difference between reckless and playful riskOne-way doors vs. two-way doors (most decisions aren't permanent)Why starting with free is powerfulHow writing and starting this podcast at 43 changed my entire trajectoryAnd why succeeding at not trying is the quietest failure of allThis isn't about burning your life down.It's about pushing the walls out before they close in.It's about remembering that you can always start over. I've been bankrupt. I've been homeless. I've been demoted. And I'm still here. Still building. Still young at heart.Sometimes when you have nothing to lose… You have everything to gain.If there's something pulling at you — something you know you need to explore — this episode is your nudge.Let's go.Always keep it simple.Keep it moving.Never settle.Stay tough.Support the show

Look closely, and a pattern begins to emerge from this week's stories. The pieces are all there, just not yet put together. But once they are, something surprising comes into focus. On the show: Niu Honglin, Steve & Yushan

AP correspondent Jennifer King reports on a deadly transit crash in central Milan.

Forget the garage startup. Forget the big team. We are entering the age of the 'One-Person Unicorn.' Artificial intelligence has slashed the cost of building a business to nearly zero, turning solo dreamers into global competitors overnight. But here is the million-dollar question: When you stand alone, who catches you when you fall? On the show: Steve, Fei Fei & Yushun.

AI search is on every marketer's lips, but is it that fundamentally different from basic SEO? Tom Telford, Chief Digital Officer at Clarity, argues that if you have the basics right, you'll also show up in LLM results. But best practice is one of the toughest things to succeed at, if we've learnt anything on the #ShinyNewObjectPodcast.  Tune in to hear Tom's advice on nailing the confluence between comms, PR and SEO to get your brand found by ChatGPT. #chatgpt #LLMsearch #GEO #marketingpodcast #datadrivenmarketing

Send a textWhat if self-discipline isn't punishment?What if it's not about rigidity, suffering, or going full David Goggins on yourself?In this episode, I unpack a powerful idea from Roxy Nafusi's book Confidence.Self-Discipline is not a weapon… It's a practice of self-love and self-respect.Instead of using discipline to dig yourself out of self-created jams, what if you saw it as casting a daily vote for the person you're becoming?I break down:Why I've used self-discipline as a weapon in my fitness and financesHow “coming from behind” can be a skill — but a terrible life blueprintThree practical ways to practice discipline differently:Be proactive (without losing your edge)Anticipate your triggersThink in lanes and guardrailsThis one reframes everything.Self-discipline isn't about punishing yourself.It's about respecting yourself enough to stay in your lane.Let's get it.Support the show

Every avoidant has one person they can never fully let go of emotionally, no matter how much time has passed. Are you that person?In this video, dating/relationship expert Lucia reveals the specific traits and circumstances that make you unforgettable to someone with an avoidant attachment style.Get coaching!Download Silenzio App:  iPhone OR AndroidRead No Contact Secrets BookSay hi on Instagram#avoidantattachment #exback #nocontact

This is the full episode of The Morning Show with Preston Scott for Thursday, Feburary 19th.Our guests today include:- Steve Stewart - Dr. Steve Steverson- Dr. Ed Moore- Follow the show on Twitter @TMSPrestonScott. Check out Preston's latest blog by going to wflafm.com/preston. Listen live to Preston from 6 – 9 a.m. ET and 5 – 8 a.m. CT!WFLA Tallahassee Live stream: https://ihr.fm/3huZWYeWFLA Panama City Live stream: https://ihr.fm/34oufeR Follow WFLA Tallahassee on Twitter @WFLAFM and WFLA Panama City @wflapanamacity and like us on Facebook at @wflafm and @WFLAPanamaCity.

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One spouse does the dishes, the other does the money—until retirement makes that division risky. On this episode Steve Anzuoni unpacks why both partners must understand the full financial picture. The conversation covers shared responsibility, Social Security’s role in retirement income, strategies that address longevity and market swings, and a simple “bucket” framework for organizing income, savings, and future goals. Along the way, real-life examples—from long marriages to pro athletes—highlight how preparation and clarity can ease stress and support long-term financial confidence. SCHEDULE A MEETING OR PHONE CONSULTATION TODAY! Get a Copy of Steve's Book - Tee Up Your Retirement! Social Media: Facebook I LinkedIn I Instagram I YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send a textMomentum is one of the most powerful forces in your life — and one of the most dangerous. In this episode, I break down the power of momentum, the path it takes from unknown to sought-after, and why most people lose it right when it starts working. We'll talk about how to build it silently, how to protect it once it's visible, and why momentum only works if you do. If you've ever felt stuck, invisible, or on the verge of complacency, this episode will show you exactly where you are — and what to do next.Support the show

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On this new episode of THE POLITICRAT daily podcast Omar Moore on shattering voting lies with the FACTS. Also: Countering the BS of Kristi Noem, The Puppy Killer around Arizona and voting. Who are the "right people" when it comes to voting, Kristi? Plus: Full audio of the 2018 BBC Panorama documentary "Is (Donald Trump) A Sex Pest?"WARNING: This episode contains foul language. Listener discretion is advised.Recorded February 15, 2026.READ THESE BOOKS:"Before The Mayflower: A History Of Black America", by Lerone Bennett Jr"A Protest History Of The United States", by Gloria Browne-Mitchell"One Person, No Vote", by Prof. Carol Anderson"Our Unfinished March", by Eric Holder"Racial Innocence: Unmasking Anti-Black Latino Bias" by Tanya Kateri HernandezNEWS STORIES:Arizona indicts 18 in election interference case, including Giuliani and Meadows (AP, Apr 24, 2024)https://apnews.com/article/arizona-fake-electors-charges-2020-election-9da5a7e58814ed55ceea1ca55401af85SUBSCRIBE: https://mooreo.substack.com - please be a paid subscriber (or a free subscriber)SUBSCRIBE: https://youtube.com/@thepoliticratpodBUY MERCH FROM THE POLITICRAT STORE: https://the-politicrat.myshopify.comBUY BLACK!Patronize Black-owned businesses on Roland Martin's Black Star Network: https://shopblackstarnetwork.comBLACK-OWNED MEDIA MATTERS: (Watch Roland Martin Unfiltered daily M-F 6-8pm Eastern)https://youtube.com/rolandsmartin

In this co-hosted episode, Travis Chappell and producer Eric dive into why treating a small audience like a massive one is the fastest way to long-term success. From Gary Vee's iconic “1 > 0” philosophy to Markiplier's creator journey, they unpack what it really means to respect people's attention, stop chasing vanity metrics, and show up consistently — even when the views feel small. This episode is a candid conversation about content creation, gratitude, and why every post is a lottery ticket. On this episode we talk about: Gary Vee's “one is greater than zero” mindset and why it matters for creators Why small audiences deserve the same effort as large ones How social media metrics can distort reality and kill momentum Treating attention as earned — not owed Why consistency beats perfection when building online Top 3 Takeaways One person paying attention is already a win. Treat every viewer, listener, or follower like they matter — because they do. Stop chasing viral moments and start building trust. Long-term growth comes from showing up consistently, not waiting for overnight success. Your real competition is everything else fighting for attention. Netflix, TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram are all competing for the same eyeballs — so respect your audience's time. Notable Quotes “The only way to get a massive audience is to treat your tiny audience like it's already massive.” “Behind every subscriber is a person living their life and willing to give you their time.” “Every post is a lottery ticket — it only takes one to change everything.” Connect with Travis Chappell: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/travischappell Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/travischappell Other: https://travischappell.com Travis Makes Money is made possible by High Level – the All-In-One Sales & Marketing Platform built for agencies, by an agency. Capture leads, nurture them, and close more deals—all from one powerful platform. Get an extended free trial at gohighlevel.com/travis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Enjoy the episode? Send us a text!If your marriage has gone from "good" to "bad" and you're terrified that you'll be divorced in the next six months, you are not alone. Most people think it takes two to save a marriage—but at Marriage Helper, we've spent 30 years proving that one spouse can change the entire dynamic of a relationship.In this video, Kimberly Beam Holmes breaks down the fundamental process that has helped thousands of couples—even those in "hopeless" situations—turn things around and build a dream life together.In this video, you will learn:The "Frantic" Trap: Why begging, pleading, and "acting crazy" (even if it's out of love) actually pushes your spouse further away.Symptoms vs. Root Causes: Why "quick fix" text messages don't work and why you need to "strengthen your core" instead of just treating the pain.Pushes vs. Pulls: How to stop the behaviors that drive your spouse out the door and start the "dance" that pulls them back in.The 7-Step Framework: A roadmap from total chaos to passionate intimacy.The 7 Steps to Saving Your Marriage:1. Calm Down: Moving from a frantic state to a place of peace.2. Get Clarity: Identifying the real issues that have been simmering for years.3. Stop Pushes & Start Pulls: Changing your "dance steps" to shift the dynamic.4. Forgive & Reconcile: The internal work and the 5-step reconciliation process.5. Build Back Trust: Restoring the foundation.6. Reignite Passionate Intimacy: Moving past the "roommate" phase.7. Create Your Dream Life Together: Designing a future you both love.If you're struggling in your marriage, don't wait. Get our FREE resource: The 7 Steps to Rescue Your Marriage

On this new episode of THE POLITICRAT daily podcast Omar Moore on two very important things that aren't being talked about enough: the SAVE Act (voting) and the Trump regime's plan to mass revoke your U.S. citizenship, naturalized or otherwise.WARNING: This episode contains foul language. Listener discretion is advised.Recorded February 12, 2026.READ THESE BOOKS:"One Person, No Vote", by Prof. Carol Anderson"Our Unfinished March", by Eric Holder"Racial Innocence" by Tanya Kateri HernandezNEWS STORIES:Trump regime looking to strip your citizenship especially if you are naturalized (NBC News, Feb 12, 2026)https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/trump-administration-working-expand-effort-strip-citizenship-foreign-b-rcna255427Trump regime aiming to strip more foreign-born US citizens of their citizenship (NY Times, Dec 17, 2025) https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/17/us/politics/trump-immigration-citizenship-denaturalization.htmlSUBSCRIBE: https://mooreo.substack.com - please be a paid subscriber (or a free subscriber)SUBSCRIBE: https://youtube.com/@thepoliticratpodBUY MERCH FROM THE POLITICRAT STORE: https://the-politicrat.myshopify.comBUY BLACK!Patronize Black-owned businesses on Roland Martin's Black Star Network: https://shopblackstarnetwork.comBLACK-OWNED MEDIA MATTERS: (Watch Roland Martin Unfiltered daily M-F 6-8pm Eastern)https://youtube.com/rolandsmartin

You are spending obscene amount of money in marketing to acquire one customer at a time. Are you reaching your business potential by maximizing your customer retention? Is your business undervalued by leaking customers? The path to growth is not a mechanical loyalty program but your team going all out to wow one customer and then wow one more. Over last thirty years in the corporate trenches, I have seen over and over, when this mindset becomes a brand's culture, it maximizes growth. Wow One More: One Person. One Moment. One Reputation. Seven Questions Business Leaders Ask What is the true lifetime value of one customer? If one of your customers left today, would your team feel it? Are you buying just transactions or building loyalty? When was the last time you walked your customer journey end to end? How will your business change if every team member wowed just one more customer a day? What is stopping your team members? Are they empowered to act—or just trained to comply? And most importantly— What would your last 10 customers say about you when you're not in the room? If even one of these questions gives you pause, perhaps the real opportunity isn't another strategy PowerPoint deck—but a disciplined commitment to WOW ONE MORE. If you're ready to examine the value of one customer and build growth that compounds, let's start that conversation. Please Subscribe to the Secrets to Win Big® Podcast! #podcast #podcasts #success #leader #leaders #new #newepisode #win #secret #thoughtleader #leadership #business #businesspodcast #listen #launch #episode

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In this heartfelt episode, John and Jackie from OpenLove101.com dive deep into the emotional side of open relationships—exploring the joys, challenges, and growth that come from forming emotional connections beyond a primary partner. They share how maintaining friendships, embracing vulnerability, and communicating openly can actually strengthen the bond between partners. Jackie discusses how love isn't finite, and John reflects on how emotional openness has enriched their lives. Together, they challenge the idea that intimacy with others weakens a relationship—instead, they show how it can deepen trust, compassion, and connection.

Hank talks about the recent Commander Banlist Update, muses a little about what his perfect multiplayer format would be, bombing out of a paper event and mentions some of other Magic he's been playing.Email: SaltCirclePodcast@gmail.comBluesky: saltcirclepod.bsky.socialHank's Bluesky: @comicpanels.bsky.socialThe Burning Barrel Discord: discord.gg/jBDGW5jTheme Song: topianmusic.bandcamp.com/Youtube: youtube.com/@saltcircle

Send us a textToday, I'm going to show you how to use tension to your advantage instead of running from it. Tension is always present—in conversations, negotiations, relationships, and decisions—and where most people freeze, get aggressive, or flee, you can learn to sit in it and work inside it. I break down the two forces that are always at play—timing and leverage—and why neither one is ever static. Even when you don't have the advantage in the moment, awareness changes everything. Learn how to spot tension, protect it, and apply productive pressure that helps you—and others—move forward with clarity and confidence.Thanks to Cash Nickerson's book "The Seven Tensions Of Negotiations" for inspiring this episode. Support the show

Send us a textIn this episode, I want to change the way you look at momentum.Most people think momentum is either luck or a formula—but it's neither. Momentum is an art. And once you see it that way, you realize it's controllable, even though it's built on a lot of intangibles you can't always measure or explain.In this conversation, I break down how momentum is something you shape and create over time—and why that mindset keeps you out of a victim mentality. Because momentum is deceptive: you don't know when it's going to kick in and start working for you, and by the time you realize you've lost it, it's already been gone for a while.If you've ever felt stuck, frustrated, or like things should be working by now, this episode will help you see momentum—and your role in it—completely differently.Enjoy the full conversation of Shane Parrish & Michael Ovitz https://fs.blog/knowledge-project-podcast/Support the show

Send us a textThis morning, I kept coming back to a line from Marcus Aurelius that won't let go: “To recover your life is in your power.” This is a reminder that nothing external stole your momentum — complexity and complacency did. We talk about returning to the basics, cutting through the noise, and reclaiming agency in your faith, family, fitness, finances, and fulfillment. If you feel off track, overwhelmed, or like you've lost your signal, this episode will help you reset your perspective and refocus on what actually works. Your recovery doesn't start with more — it starts with ownership.Support the show

Send us a textIn this episode, I break down why the way you end your day determines how you begin the next one.Most frustration isn't from today—it's from days we never properly finished and keep rolling over.That rollover is what makes you wake up reactive, irritated, and stuck before the day even starts.I share a simple end-of-day practice to clear your head, shut the day down cleanly, and prime your mind for tomorrow.If you're tired of starting your mornings behind, this episode will help you reset the cycle.Support the show

Send us a textWhen you hear the word success, what do you think of?Most people think of results. Wins. Outcomes. Money. Titles. Validation.Very few people think of peace of mind.In this episode, I challenge that definition—and honestly, I challenge myself. Because tying success to results is one of the fastest ways to lose control, stay unsettled, and carry unnecessary weight from the past.Here's the reframe: Success isn't a result. Success is peace of mind.I break down the three disruptors that quietly steal that peace—the past, your current positioning, and your phobias (fear)—and why obsessing over outcomes keeps you stuck. You'll hear why you can do everything “right” and still lose… or do everything “wrong” and still win… and why that alone proves results can't be the scorecard.This episode is about effort over outcomes, becoming over arriving, and learning how to end the day with self-satisfaction—knowing you made the effort, regardless of how it turned out.If you've been restless, unsettled, or measuring yourself by wins and losses alone, this is a reset.Success is peace of mind. The question is: do you have it?Support the show

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One person was critically injured in a shooting involving a border patrol agent in Arizona. Joining me live from our sister station in Phoenix is KTAR reporter Heidi Hommel. 

In this episode, I'm diving into the power of serving the person right in front of you. As someone who's run businesses with thousands of clients and students, I've learned it's not about the big numbers—it's about the one. Today, I'm sharing biblical examples, from Zacchaeus to the bleeding woman, that show what it looks like to stop for the one, and I'm giving practical ways you can do this in your business and personal life.  You'll leave this episode inspired to be present, intentional, and faithful with the people God has placed right in front of you. __________________________________________________________ Ready for more? Here are 3 ways we can help you: 1)

Send us a textWhen someone asks how you're doing, “I'm fine” might be the most dangerous answer you can give. In this episode, we break down why “fine” is a comfort-zone trap that quietly feeds complacency and keeps you stuck in average. You'll learn how to redefine your baseline, weaponize awareness, and stop settling—so you don't just arrive at fine, but move beyond it.Support the show

Mary Robinson, member of the Elders and former President of Ireland, reacts to US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace.

Send us a textThis episode continues the 7-Day Reset using my 3×5 Method—a simple framework built to help you navigate life with clarity and consistency.We use 5 essential life skills: Communication. Curiosity. Creativity. Continuous Learning. Productive Confrontation.To handle 3 universal problems every man faces: Adversity. Uncertainty. Complacency.Across 5 core areas of life: Faith. Family. Fitness. Finances. Fulfillment.Today is Day 3: Fitness—but not the way most people talk about it.This isn't just about physical fitness. It's about mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical fitness—your overall capacity to stay engaged in life without burning out, numbing out, or breaking down.I share honestly about a struggle I've been working through myself: trying to “get back” to the physical version of me from 2022 without fully acknowledging that life is seasonal. Different responsibilities. Different obligations. Different load.When you try to force an old standard into a new season, you get frustrated, erratic, and discouraged.This episode reframes fitness as capacity rather than intensity. Your capacity to stay consistent. Your capacity to recover. Your capacity to remain present in your relationships. Your capacity to lead without escaping.If you've been hard on yourself for not being who you used to be, this conversation is for you.Because fitness isn't about going backward. It's about building yourself for the season you're in now.Support the show

EVEN MORE about this episode!What if peace isn't something we wait for—but something we practice, one note, one prayer, one loving choice at a time? In this moving episode, Julie Ryan sits down with James Twyman—the renowned “Peace Troubadour”—to explore how music, prayer, and spiritual devotion can become powerful bridges to healing and unity. James shares extraordinary stories of bringing sacred melodies into conflict zones, revealing how sound and intention can soften hearts and transform even the most divided spaces.Together, they reflect on the timeless wisdom of St. Francis of Assisi, the idea that singing is a form of prayer, and how an individual's commitment to love can ripple outward into the world. The conversation weaves through personal stories, spiritual mentors, and the beauty and challenges of inclusive community living at Namaste Village in Mexico.You'll also discover fascinating insights into synchronized peace meditations, energetic vortices, numerical spirit communication, and non-duality—offering a glimpse into how collective intention supports healing on a global scale. Soulful, inspiring, and deeply relevant, this episode invites you to remember that peace is not passive—it's a living, breathing practice we each carry within us.Guest Biography:James F. Twyman is a global peace activist, New York Times bestselling author, musician, filmmaker, and Franciscan Episcopal priest who has spent more than three decades leading millions of people in synchronized peace meditations around the world. He has written 24 books—including The Moses Code—recorded 22 music albums with over 350,000 copies sold, and directed or produced seven feature films, including the award-winning Redwood Highway. James is also the founder of Namaste Village, an interfaith spiritual community in Ajijic, Mexico, where people from around the world gather in a shared vision of unity and transformation. Today, his work focuses on healing one of the greatest challenges of our time—polarization—through his book I Don't Know, Maybe, I Love You and a growing movement dedicated to bridging divides, fostering understanding, and empowering individuals to become agents of unity in a fractured world.Episode Chapters:(0:00:01) - Spiritual Transformation Through Music & Peace(0:10:44) - The Power of Prayer and Peace(0:21:28) - Music, Peace, and Spiritual Connection(0:33:27) - The Power of Community and Vortexes(0:38:08) - The Power of Numerical Spirit Communication➡️Subscribe to Ask Julie Ryan YouTube➡️Subscribe to Ask Julie Ryan Español YouTube➡️Subscribe to Ask Julie Ryan Português YouTube➡️Subscribe to Ask Julie Ryan Deutsch YouTube➡️Subscribe to Ask Julie Ryan Français YouTube✏️Ask Julie a Question!