Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Larsen

Angela meets Paul Larsen, a former triathlete and expert in high-intensity interval training (HIIT) and fat metabolism, who shares his journey from competitive sports to academia, detailing his extensive research and work with Olympic programs in Australia and New Zealand. Together they examine the importance of understanding training stress versus life stress, the benefits of zone 2 training for recovery and fat metabolism, and how wearable technology can optimise training plans KEY TAKEAWAYS The heart rate zones are crucial for optimising training. Zone 2, calculated as 180 minus your age, is essential for enhancing fat metabolism and overall endurance. It's important to avoid spending too much time in Zone 3, as it can lead to increased cortisol levels and hinder fat loss. Engaging in low-intensity activities, such as walking, can significantly improve recovery, enhance fat metabolism, and support overall health. These activities help balance the nervous system and promote better sleep. HIIT involves longer intervals (2-5 minutes) that improve cardiovascular fitness and VO2 max, while SIT consists of short, maximal efforts (20-40 seconds) that recruit fast-twitch muscle fibres and enhance mitochondrial density. Both training stress and life stress impact heart rate variability and overall health. Managing life stressors is crucial for maintaining a healthy metabolic state, as high stress can lead to increased insulin levels and central adiposity. BEST MOMENTS "It's always the context over the content. Every person listening here is a little bit different."  "The heart rate variability is a surrogate of the status of the balance of the nervous system."  "If you can just get out there, get out the door, and do just what you said, you'll get quite a bit." "Zone three gets some general bad rap because it's so easy for us to kind of move into this one." VALUABLE RESOURCES Get a free snapshot of your health and personalised report at www.yourtotalhealthcheck.com Join The High Performance Health Community Save 15% on Qualia Mind with Code ANGELA15 at http://www.qualialife.com/angela ABOUT THE HOST Angela Foster is an award winning Nutritionist, Health & Performance Coach, Speaker and Host of the High Performance Health podcast. A former Corporate lawyer turned industry leader in biohacking and health optimisation for women, Angela has been featured in various media including Huff Post, Runners world, The Health Optimisation Summit, BrainTap, The Women's Biohacking Conference, Livestrong & Natural Health Magazine. Angela is the creator of BioSyncing®️ a blueprint for ambitious entrepreneurial women to biohack their health so they can 10X how they show up in their business and their family without burning out. Angela's BioSyncing®️ Blueprint is currently closed. Click here to get on the waitlist. The High Performance Health Podcast is a top rated global podcast. Each week, Angela brings you a new insight, biohack or high performance habit to help you unlock optimal health, longevity and higher performance. Hit the follow button to make sure you get notified each time Angela releases a new episode.   CONTACT DETAILS Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Affiliate Disclaimer: Note this description contains affiliate links that allow you to find the items mentioned in this video and support the channel at no cost to you. While this channel may earn minimal sums when the viewer uses the links, the viewer is under no obligation to use these links. Thank you for supporting the show! Disclaimer: The High Performance Health Podcast is for general information purposes only and do not constitute the practice of professional or coaching advice and no client relationship is formed. The use of information on this podcast, or materials linked from this podcast is at the user's own risk. The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for medical or other professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Users should seek the assistance of their medical doctor or other health care professional for before taking any steps to implement any of the items discussed in this podcast.

From flipping hamburgers on Main Street to leading HR for Wall Street, Paul has lived and thrived with Imposter Syndrome for his entire life. As Founder of the Find Your V.O.I.C.E. Coaching Institute and now a Wharton Business School Executive Coach, Paul has successfully partnered with hundreds of incredible leaders worldwide to help them build a personal brand of compassion and confidence while leading from a mindset of growth and strength. Living sober now for over 33 years, Paul has come to realize that the only voice we need to find and listen to in our life…is our own.   Watch The Art of Vibrant Living Show LIVE! - Did you know that this "podcast" is actually a LIVE video show?  Register (completely SPAM-Free) to receive automated announcements whenever we go live.  Then simply click and engage.  We welcome your questions and real-time participation.  Go to http://ryps.us/avl-register and register (free) now!

In this episode of "5 Minute Advice for Authors," Paul Larsen, author of "Find Your VOICE as a Leader," discusses how expressing one's authentic voice can lead to profound changes both personally and professionally. He explains his VOICE framework—Values, Outcomes, Influence, Courage, and Expression—which guides readers to discover and articulate their true selves. Plus, Paul offers his perspective on the significance of writing with a clear and authentic voice aimed at impacting even just one reader. His approach to writing for "that one person" ensures that his messages are intimate, focused, and powerful. The episode also highlights Paul's experiences creating his audiobook with Twin Flames Studios, where he shares how adding his own voice to his book not only made his words more impactful but also helped him overcome doubts and fully embrace his role as an author and speaker.Learn more about the best podcasts for authors, and how to become a thought leader worth listening to at http://5MinuteAdviceforAuthors.comSubscribe to our YouTube Channel for more wisdom: Twin Flames Studios

Paul Larsen grew up in the woods of West Milford Township in NJ, just up the road from Greenwood Lake and just a stroll away from the Appalachian Trail. Now, he is a cultured arts advocate and community builder. He credits his parents, who brought him to artisan communities throughout NY and NJ and the cultural centers of NYC when he was growing up, and his artistic peers who were always doing interesting things, as his inspiration for a life of collecting and supporting artists. His gallery in Saddle River has become a place to share and sell his collections, but also a place where known and unknown dedicated creators show their work and build community.  As he described it, "Our mission is to bring the community together through new exhibitions and opportunities to talk about and engage in fine art."  Follow on instagram @paul_larsen_gallery or go visit him at the gallery in Saddle River, NJ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thestolenhourspodcast/message

I really wanted to start this season off with a conversation about something that I think has a way of worming its way into almost every area of every person's life: imposter syndrome.And what I love about this conversation with Paul Larsen is that he sees imposter syndrome as an inevitability for people with a growth mindset. If you're not trying to do anything new, if you're not trying to grow, then you're probably not going to hear that little voice in the back of your head talking you down.But when you think about taking a risk, when you start a new season of your life, we start to doubt ourselves — and, really, if I've learned anything after 143 episodes of this show, it's how common this is.When we understand that this is just a natural phenomenon that occurs in the human brain, then we can remind ourselves that we don't need to overcome anything — it's just a little hint that we're growing. And Paul has some great advice for how we can start to reframe that feeling in every area of our lives.Resources:Learn more at https://www.paulnlarsen.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulnlarsen/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/findyourvoiceasaleader/

In a Turf Business TV first, the reigns, and the microphones were handed over to a familiar face and leading industry professional to conduct their own interview. Well known greenkeeper, Paul Larsen has had his far share of time in the guest seat on Turf Business TV, this time however, it was his turn to ask the questions. Paul interviews leading groundsman Darren Baldwin Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Turf Business TV catches up with Paul Larsen for a beer and a chat, discussing life after Royal St George's and Paul's plans for the future. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you ever thought to yourself, "I'd love to own a radio station"? I know there was a point where I did. If you've ever had that feeling, or still do, today's guest Paul Larsen is the man to talk to.I've been wanting to have Paul on the podcast for years, ever since he bought 103.9 The Lake in Kelowna, B.C. in 2021. Today, he's in the process of selling the station to Pattison. But the same question has been on my mind for nearly three years now: Why on earth would anyone buy a radio station in the middle of the pandemic?Thankfully, Paul answers my question gracefully, as well as diving into his lengthy radio career and how exactly he got into purchasing radio stations. He also offers up some fun stories from throughout the years, and provides something extra valuable for those in the ownership business: a playbook for the future of radio.A transcription of the episode is here. Thanks to the following organizations for supporting the show:Mary Anne Ivison at Ivison Voice. - Make her the voice of your radio station.Megatrax - Licensed Music for your radio station or podcast production company.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of the Casa De Confidence podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing Paul Larsen, a coach with over 30 years of experience with Fortune 500 companies.We discussed the importance of finding our inner voice and intuition, imposter syndrome, the impact of toxic leadership, and the importance of responding rather than reacting in daily life. We stressed the importance of embodying our values, self-compassion, and taking care of ourselves first so that we can take care of others. Paul offered advice on managing a toxic work environment and invited listeners to connect with him on his website and social media platforms.Paul's coaching philosophy and imposter syndrome [00:03:25] Paul discusses his coaching philosophy, which involves finding one's inner voice and intuition, and how he has lived with imposter syndrome his whole life.The role of saboteurs in our lives [00:07:05] Julie and Paul discuss the importance of making friends with our saboteurs and understanding that they are there to protect us. They also touch on the different types of saboteurs, including the judge, people pleaser, and controller.Crafting an Artful Vision [00:16:43] Paul discusses the importance of finding one's inner voice and crafting an artful vision for oneself, whether in a corporate role, pursuing an academic degree, or starting a business.Dealing with Friction Inside [00:14:56] Paul talks about how individuals in iconic organizations can get lost and struggle with their values and internal validation and how he helps them deal with the friction inside.No Regrets [00:11:35] Paul shares his philosophy of having no regrets and utilizing every experience to learn and grow, even if it is uncomfortable or tragic.Leadership and Imposter Syndrome [00:18:33] Julie and Paul discuss the impact of a high-powered leader who made everyone around her question their worth and how imposter syndrome can be exacerbated in such situations.Trust and Values in Organizations [00:21:46] Julie shares her experience of creating a mission statement, vision, and values for her company after being laid off, and Paul emphasizes the importance of trust and values in organizations.Managing in a Volatile Environment [00:26:55] Paul coaches on how to manage in a volatile environment where values may not be congruent with ours, and how to deal with survivor guilt in the face of layoffs.Responding vs. Reacting [00:27:56] Paul discusses the importance of responding to situations rather than reacting to them and how it can lead to transformation.Challenges in Coaching [00:32:52] Julie asks Paul about the challenges he has faced in his multiple roles as an author, speaker, and coach.Self-Compassion [00:35:45] Paul and Julie discuss the importance of practicing self-compassion.Importance of self-care [00:38:23] Connecting with Paul [00:39:29] Gratitude and learning from others [00:40:56] https://www.paulnlarsen.com/IGLinked-InSupport the showThank you for listening to our podcast. Visit our website Join our Facebook GroupInstagram, TikTok We love reviews! Please leave us a review.Contact us if you want to Launch, restart, grow your podcast.

Famous Course Manager from the UK, Paul Larsen joins the show to talk about his wondeful career in the industry, as well as diving into the work that went into preparing for The Open Championship at Royal St. Georges in 2021. Paul also gives some helpful tips for everyone young and old in the turf world.

If you're going through a job transition or looking to change your career, this episode is for you! Joining us this episode is Paul Larsen, a career and leadership coach and the author of the book Find Your Voice As A Leader. Paul has extensive experience coaching over 500 leaders worldwide, including at top companies such as Salesforce, Charles Schwab, and Cisco. In this episode, Paul shares practical ways to: Navigate job transitions Recover from being laid off Stand out in your job search Overcome imposter syndrome during interviews Discover your V.O.I.C.E. and purpose to land a fulfilling career LISTEN for inspiring insights that can help you not only land your next job but to land a job that fulfills you! SUBSCRIBE so you won't miss new episodes featuring insights from more career coaches. --- More info on Paul Larsen Paul Larsen website Paul Larsen Linkedin --- A Work In Purpose Follow on Instagram Like on Facebook Visit A Work In Purpose --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aworkinpurpose/support

Hey it’s Robbie Kellman Baxter, host of the Subscription Stories podcast. Season 5 is launching soon, but while you wait, catch up on our most recent season. Season 4 has some of our listener’s favorite episodes ever. We opened the season with two thought leaders, Nir Eyal, author of Hooked and Indistractible, and Tiffani Bova, Salesforce Global Evangelist. If you’re interested in the technical side of building forever transactions, you’ll love hearing from, Piano’s Travor Kaufman and Optimized Payment’s Paul Larsen, experts in operationalizing online subscriptions and billing. And there were some great practitioners with years of “in the trenches” experience leading Membership Economy businesses—LinkedIn Learning’s Jill Raines, Fuzzy’s Zubin Bhettay, and Product Leader Caitlin Roman, most recently of The Athletic. If you haven’t listened to those episodes—I encourage you to check them out. And if you like them, please be sure to rate and review them on Apple iTunes or Apple Podcasts—that helps me, and makes it easier for others to find the podcast. This spring, I’m hard at work to make sure that Season 5 is the best and most practical season of Subscription Stories so far. You’ll hear from Mighty Network’s Gina Bianchini, our most popular guest ever returning to talk about her new book, Purpose, as well as Rod Cherkas of Hello CCO sharing the Chief Customer Officer’s Playbook, and Dan Zavorotny, founder of Nutrisense, sharing a new model for metabolic health. And that’s just the beginning. To make sure you don’t miss a thing, Follow Subscription Stories wherever you get your podcasts—just tap on the Follow or Subscribe button. Thanks for your support, and thanks for listening to Subscription Stories. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Subscription Stories Community today: robbiekellmanbaxter.com Twitter Facebook

Episode produced & edited by Abuh Monday Eneojo. Feeling a little low on self-confidence? Constantly questioning yourself if you have what it takes? Tune in as we break down Imposter Syndrome with author, educator and mental fitness coach Paul Larsen. Paul shares his story of an epiphany he had years ago at a memorial that led to a pivotal moment in life. He also delves deep into what Imposter Syndrome is, how he began coping with it and ultimately, how he learned to work with it instead of against it.

The single biggest source of churn might surprise you. It’s not a communications issue, or a product/market fit issue, or even an onboarding problem. The biggest driver of churn in most consumer subscriptions is what’s known as passive or involuntary churn. Involuntary churn is when a customer is canceled due to a payment issue or other technical problem. According to ProfitWell CEO Patrick Campbell, a recent guest on Subscription Stories, involuntary churn makes up 20-40% of overall churn. Many organizations don’t even track passive churn, and that’s a mistake, because there are ways to manage. Today’s guest, Paul Larsen of Optimized Payments, is one of the leading experts on “card not present” payments, and works with many of the largest subscription businesses in the world on churn management. He launched his career at Reader’s Digest, one of the earliest and largest subscription publications in the world. When Paul started, churn management focused on getting people to renew their subscription by mailing in a check. Since then, he has been deep in the world of credit cards, debit cards and alternate payments, helping subscription merchants reduce costs and increase customer retention. In our conversation, we talk about why so many good subscribers end up in the dreaded “do not honor” bucket, who should own passive churn in the organization, and how to bring together the right team to manage involuntary churn. Excerpt: Subscriptions are great. We love them, but there's promise and peril associated with them at all times. We are joined by Paul Larsen of Optimized Payments, one of the leading experts on "card not present" payments. He shares his vast knowledge about working with the largest subscription businesses on churn management as he discusses the reasons behind the dreaded "do not honor" bucket and how to build the dream team to address this involuntary issue. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Subscription Stories Community today: robbiekellmanbaxter.com Twitter Facebook

What if that feeling of being a fraud, that feeling that you're an imposter, could actually be a good thing? The vast majority of people have, at one time or another, felt like an imposter. What matters is not whether or not you feel it, but what you choose to do with it. Todays guest is the wonderful Paul Larsen. He shares his own journey to self love that came to him not from overcoming imposter syndrome, but from embracing it and learning to thrive WITH it. _____ From flipping hamburgers on Main Street to leading HR for Wall Street, Paul has continually reinvented his leadership voice throughout his life, to thrive within the uncertainty of our ever-chaotic world. As an Imposter Syndrome survivor and now a mental-fitness coach, Paul has successfully partnered with hundreds of leaders and teams to help them build a management brand of compassion and collaboration and lead from a mindset of strength and confidence. His amusing and practical corporate life experiences led him to author the award-winning management coaching book, Find Your VOICE as a Leader™ (2016, Aviva Publishing). Paul is honored to work with the incredible global teams and leaders at Twitter, Microsoft, Electronic Arts, SAP, Cisco and Salesforce, along with many successful life entrepreneurs looking to make their mark on the world. A certified executive coach with the Marshall Goldsmith Group, an expert panelist with Forbes Coaches Council, Paul also loves to engage audiences around the world as he shares his insights on finding your purpose, passion and ultimately your true voice as a leader. _____ Connect with Paul:

It's been just over a year since Kelowna's 103.9 The Lake (CKOV-FM) was launched.Helmed by former Clear Sky Radio President Paul Larsen, the station - under its former ownership was branded as Soft 103.9 - and one of the early casualties of the pandemic.Now, with a year of operation under its belt, we talk to Larsen about the ups and downs of being a stand-alone owner in a highly-competitive small market, honouring Kelowna's radio history, and more.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mike and Dan interview presidential nominee Paul Larsen

Follow our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/groups/goyeforthpodcast/ Hello everyone! On today's show, I speak with Paul Larsen who served in The Texas, Houston East mission (T.H.E. Mission) from 2003 to 2005 and I think that you'll love hearing about his experiences. And in my missionary minute, I talk about taking opportunities to teach. So let's get to it! ... A big thanks to my good friend Paul Larsen. Paul is such an amazing guy and if you are wondering if he is related to Chelsea Larsen from Episode 6, well, yes, he is her husband. As I mentioned in her episode, they are just a fantastic family and we are sad to see them move out of the ward, and as I said we know they have big things ahead of them in Idaho Falls. In today's missionary minute, I really liked what Paul's mission president said about taking the opportunity to teach wherever they were, even at doorsteps. I am an odd guy about some things and I kind of think that in my head things need to be done in order and by the book. So as my kids were growing up I would have ideas of things I wanted to discuss with them and think, “Well, I've got to talk to them about this in the next Family Home Evening.” And then someone taught me this principle about teaching wherever you are and that might not line up ideally with your FHE lesson. So maybe teach your kids while you're doing work in the yard, or teach them as you're driving them to school, etc. This changed how I viewed teaching moments and taught me that just like a missionary who is called to preach the gospel 24/7, as a parent, I am called to teach my kids 24/7, not just during preach my gospel or family home evening. Well, that's about it for today's show. If you or someone you know has served a mission and you think that they would be a fun guest for the show, please contact me @ goyeforthpodcast@gmail.com If you liked the show, please subscribe so that you are notified when new episodes come out. We would also appreciate it if you could rate and review the podcast in Apple podcasts, or share it with a friend. Until next time, wax strong in the gospel my friends! This is not an official production of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The opinions expressed are by the host and guest.

Do you know the feeling? "Maybe I'm not as capable as people seem to think I am." "When is the hammer going to fall. I'm sure they know that I'm not the real deal." For some it can be an almost paralyzing fear, although most people wouldn't even guess it about the people that are experience it. It is Imposter Syndrome, and for many people it's a very real thing that effects their daily lives and their businesses. It's a feeling that Paul Larsen with The Find Your V.O.I.C.E. as a Leader™ Institute is all too familiar with. As a survivor of this condition, and now a teacher and coach for those still in this place, Paul comes to the table with some amazing expert advice to help you find the other side while celebrating imposter syndrome, as impossible as that may sound. Guest Bio: As an Impostor Syndrome survivor, Paul has learned to tame his fake and fraud voice and has successfully coached hundreds of leaders and teams to celebrate their Impostor and find their voice of confidence so that they can share their inspiration with others. His practical, and sometimes laughable, life experiences led him to author the award-winning coaching book, “Find Your VOICE as a Leader”™ Paul's portfolio includes working with the talented leaders at Twitter, Microsoft, SAP and Cisco along with many successful life entrepreneurs looking to make their mark on our world. A contributing author with Forbes & founder of The Find Your V.O.I.C.E. as a Leader™ Institute, Paul offers transformative coaching journeys to help you find your unique voice of strength and inspiration! Contact Info: Paul N Larsen The Find Your V.O.I.C.E. as a Leader™ Institute Website: paulnlarsen.com/ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/paulnlarsen/ Facebook: facebook.com/paulnlarsen

Do you know the feeling? "Maybe I'm not as capable as people seem to think I am." "When is the hammer going to fall. I'm sure they know that I'm not the real deal." For some it can be an almost paralyzing fear, although most people wouldn't even guess it about the people that are experience it. It is Imposter Syndrome, and for many people it's a very real thing that effects their daily lives and their businesses. It's a feeling that Paul Larsen with The Find Your V.O.I.C.E. as a Leader™ Institute is all too familiar with. As a survivor of this condition, and now a teacher and coach for those still in this place, Paul comes to the table with some amazing expert advice to help you find the other side while celebrating imposter syndrome, as impossible as that may sound. Guest Bio As an Impostor Syndrome survivor, Paul has learned to tame his fake and fraud voice and has successfully coached hundreds of leaders and teams to celebrate their Impostor and find their voice of confidence so that they can share their inspiration with others. His practical, and sometimes laughable, life experiences led him to author the award-winning coaching book, “Find Your VOICE as a Leader”™ Paul's portfolio includes working with the talented leaders at Twitter, Microsoft, SAP and Cisco along with many successful life entrepreneurs looking to make their mark on our world. A contributing author with Forbes & founder of The Find Your V.O.I.C.E. as a Leader™ Institute, Paul offers transformative coaching journeys to help you find your unique voice of strength and inspiration! Contact Info: Paul N Larsen The Find Your V.O.I.C.E. as a Leader™ Institute Website: paulnlarsen.com/ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/paulnlarsen/ Facebook: facebook.com/paulnlarsen

Gary Adshead interviews Paul Larsen, a former DEA officer who now calls WA home.       See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Larsen is the head greenkeeper at Royal St. George's, which hosted The Open earlier this summer. He is also a passionate West Ham United supporter, a Cure fan, and a world traveler. He needs to write a book.

It was back in 2012 that Paul piloted the revolutionary Vestas Sailrocket 2 to a new outright world record speed of 65.54 knots to become the fastest man on the water.That record still stands and in our interview Paul mulls over the idea of dusting off Sailrocket 2 to try to defend his record against two new projects – one French and one Swiss aimed at reaching 80 knots.We also find out how Paul became very first became interested in sailing as a youngster back in Australia, and we step our way along his timeline since then to tick off the multitude of projects he has been involved in along the way.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yacht-racing-podcast/message

In this episode: In episode 66 I covered the benefits of massage as well as the risks if used too close to an event. On this episode I look at what has been done to evaluate the use of massage guns and vibration massage tools. Are they helpful? Are they any different than standard massage? Plus a conversation with High Intensity Interval Training expert and consultant Paul Larsen. He literally wrote the book on how to use this popular modality of training to get stronger and faster. He joins me to discuss the methods, the evidence to back them up and how triathletes can use HIIT to get faster in all three disciplines. Segments: [06:55]- Massage guns [18:56]- Paul Larsen-HIIT Links https://hiitscience.com/ (https://hiitscience.com) https://athletica.ai/ (https://athletica.ai/) Instagram @hiitscience @athletica_ai Support this podcast

Paul Is the head greenkeeper at Royal St George's and we've been excited about talking to him for a while. We cover the setback in 2020With the cancellation of The Open, as well as what preparation for a major championship looks like through the lens of the greenkeepers. It's really apparent the level of knowledge and care Paul brings to his job, talking about subjects we were WELL out of our depth in including ecology, rough management and grass regeneration! Hopefully this gets The Open vibes going a bit

In this special episode in Open Championship week, Gareth Shaw (Member Education/Training Coordinator) is joined by Justen Fiddler (Head Professional - Royal St. George's) and Paul Larsen (Course Manager - Royal St. George's). Justen Fiddler joined Royal St. George's in 1997 after moving to the south east from East Lothian, Scotland A year later than planned due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Fiddler is preparing for his first Open Championship as the venue's head professional. Paul Larsen and his greenkeeping team have had the difficult and challenging job of getting Royal St George's ready to welcome the best golfers in the world for this week's eagerly anticipated Open Championship.

On this episode:We dive into the responsibilities of our Special Enforcement Division (SED) with Division Chief Steve Ball and two of our Investigators, Steve Bowen and Paul Larsen. Arson and Explosive related incidents are considered two of the most dangerous criminal activities that threaten our citizens. The team utilizes highly-trained and certified canines (K9s) that assist with accelerant and explosives detection. The SED houses an FBI accredited Bomb Squad and conducts investigations for fire related calls for service. If the cause is criminal, they investigate and apprehend offenders. Special Enforcement also manages the SWAT Paramedic Program, conducts Professional Standards investigations as needed, and conducts background investigations for new-hire personnel. We wrap the episode with a discussion on what individuals interested in joining the division can expect. At least a five-year commitment is preferred due to the training and education necessary to work in this specialty.Guests:Special Enforcement Division Chief Steve BallInvestigator Steve BowenInvestigator Paul LarsenFollow us:Facebook - @unifiedfireauthorityInstagram - @unifiedfireTwitter - @fireauthorityYouTube - @unifiedfire

In this episode of the Subscriptions: Scaled podcast, Melanie Stout, Partner at Paul Larsen Consulting, joins President of Rebar Technology, Nick Fredrick, to talk all things subscription - from payments, to best practices, to how COVID has affected the industry, and more.Melanie, a 20-year subscription veteran, first fell into the subscription industry by chance. Since then, she has worked closely in payment processing, dabbled in other areas of subscription organizations, and finally landed in her current role as a Partner at Paul Larsen Consulting, a consulting group that has helped over 600 subscription businesses improve payment processing, increase retention, reduce involuntary churn, monitor KPIs, and more. In this episode, Melanie discusses the importance of being in front of potential fraud by having solid fraud solutions in place, as well as having clear communication with customers in order to avoid unnecessary chargebacks. Melanie also provides insight into the changes that the subscription industry has faced since the onset of COVID-19, including a greater focus on customer experience in the form of giving customers more control over their subscriptions (e.g. pausing or skipping a month, switching tiers, etc.), an increase in insufficient funds on debit cards due to hourly workers receiving an inconsistent flow of income, and more.Melanie wraps the episode by suggesting that although price and ease of integration are important indicators that subscription businesses should consider when looking for an acquiring partner, the number of recurring subscription businesses that use that partner can also be an important indicator.You can reach Melanie at mstout@paullarsenconsulting.com and LinkedIn, and don't forget to check out Paul Larsen Consulting.Don't forget to rate, download, and subscribe to the show and share this episode with your network. See you in the next episode! Ready to get started with Rebar?Head to rebartechnology.com or email info@rebartechnology.com to schedule a call today.

In this episode of the Subscriptions: Scaled podcast, Nick Fredrick, President of Rebar Technology, welcomes back previous podcast guest Melanie Stout, Partner at Paul Larsen Consulting, to dive into acquisitions in the subscription space.Melanie dishes on how subscription businesses are increasingly considering creative and customer-centric ways to differentiate and boost their products in a time when online retail competition is higher than ever. This includes finding ways to push payment processes into the background by adding in-app wallets, additional payment methods such as Apple Pay and Google Pay, and integrating payment systems such as PayPal, as well as exploring new ways of engaging customers by adding subscription services with intangible value.Melanie also touches on ways in which a subscription model can actually work against businesses, such as when the product would provide greater value as single-sale rather than as a subscription, as well as active steps that subscription businesses can take to decrease or prevent churn - namely, by offering more flexibility in the subscription by allowing subscribers to pause their subscription, downgrade their subscription tier, receive a discounted subscription, or even easily cancel their subscription account. The episode wraps with Melanie going into the changing trends in the subscription payment space. She details the recent increase in insufficient funds and fraud and suggests that in the future, subscription businesses should see less friendly fraud given the increase in rules and regulations around information and clarity in the subscription sign up process.You can reach Melanie at mstout@paullarsenconsulting.com and LinkedIn, and don't forget to check out Paul Larsen Consulting.Don't forget to rate, download, and subscribe to the show and share this episode with your network. See you in the next episode! Ready to get started with Rebar?Head to rebartechnology.com or email info@rebartechnology.com to schedule a call today.

Alex Caizergues est kitesurfer professionnel depuis plus de 15 ans. Son palmarès est à l'image de sa passion, énorme ! Jugez par vous-même :4x Champion du Monde de vitesse6 records du monde de vitesse 2 records de vitesse absolus sur l'eau (tout engin confondu) Il est également le 1er homme à dépasser la barre mythique des 100km/h sur l'eau sur un engin à voile ! Au cours de cet échange, Alex revient sur son parcours de sportif de haut niveau, les clés de son succès, la façon dont il s'entoure et se prépare. Il nous explique également la transition toute naturelle qu'il a effectué entre le kite de vitesse et l'entrepreneuriat avec Syroco, l'entreprise qu'il a créé. Enfin,  Alex nous dévoile son projet d'envergure pour 2022, exploser le record de vitesse actuel et établir un nouveau record absolu. Rien que ça ! La vidéo de présentation de l'engin est déjà disponible ici. À travers son histoire, Alex nous montre que le dépassement et la détermination ne s'expriment pas seulement sur le plan physique ou mental, mais également dans la capacité de chacun à se donner les moyens de transformer ses rêves les plus fous en réalités !

During what should have been The Open week, Karl Hansell spoke to Paul Larsen, course manager at Royal St Georges Golf Club about the postponement of major championship. Joining them was be Craig Boath, who has extensive experience of hosting major championships in his role at Carnoustie, where he is links superintendent. ICL Continue to Learn Scholarship BIGGA in conjunction with ICL have developed a scholarship opportunity for BIGGA Members. The ICL Continue to Learn Scholarship offers five BIGGA members the opportunity to attend the Continue to Learn at BTME education programme. The scholarship, worth approximately £500, comprises three nights hotel accommodation and 15 hours of education. Applications for the ICL Continue to Learn Scholarship 2021 are now open. BIGGA Annual Photographic Competition The theme for this year's annual photographic competition is you, the greenkeeper. We're looking for photographs that showcase the very best of what it means to work on a golf course. Find out more and enter the competition here. Podcast The Green Room Golf Course Podcast is produced by Karl Hansell on behalf of the British and International Golf Greenkeepers Association. For questions, comments or concerns, you can get in touch by emailing karl@bigga.co.uk. You can also join the conversation on social media using @GreenRoomBIGGA on Twitter we've also got a Facebook page where all the latest notices, news releases and information from BIGGA can be found. We're also on Instagram using @BIGGA_HQ. Subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The more people know about the sports turf industry, the more understanding they will have about the hard work of BIGGA members and other greenkeepers. If you'd like to get in contact about any other aspect of your BIGGA membership, including member benefits, support, or learning and development, call 01347 833800 or email info@bigga.co.uk You can also get more information about BIGGA and how it can improve your career and your course by heading to our website.

Welcome to this week's edition of the podcast. I hope you had a decent Easter.    It's quickly been back to business for the association as this week BIGGA has been working alongside the R&A to produce revised guidelines for what constitutes Essential Maintenance on the golf course.   This has been adapted to recognise that we're three weeks closer to summer and that golf courses have seen reduced maintenance levels for almost a month now and so some practices may need to be reintroduced.   Last week also saw the postponement of the 149th Open Championship for a year. Although we aren't sure what the world's going to look like in July with regards to whether golf clubs will be open for business and tours able to resume, the R&A decided that it's within the current spirit to hold off hosting the event until 2021. With the R&A keen to hold the 150th Open at St Andrews, it was decided that the 149th would still take place at Royal St George's, just a year later than expected. To find out what that meant for the greenkeepers, I gave course manager Paul Larsen a call and we had a catch up about how he and his team have reacted to the news and also how they've been maintaining the course and following the essential maintenance guidelines.   Following that conversation we've got the latest Continue to Learn Extra webinar. Steve Chappell is the former superintendent at Gleneagles for the 2014 Ryder Cup and is now plying his trade at Royal Bled in Slovenia and he gave us a talk about why now more than ever it's important for greenkeepers to understand their role within the golf club as a business enterprise.   Steve has worked in the greenkeeping industry for 30 years managing a wide range of golfing facilities from traditional member owned clubs to single owner commercial operations. Steve has been involved in four Ryder Cups including the hosting of the event at Gleneagles in 2014. In 2018 Steve moved to Slovenia to become the Golf Course Superintendent of Royal Bled Golf Club. This webinar will discuss the notion that a greenkeeping management role is about more than just producing a great playing surface and managing the greenkeeping team. It's about recognising who the golf course ‘belongs' to and how, as the main asset, it has to perform for the benefit of the business. With the current challenges that face us all, now more than ever greenkeepers will have to adapt to the new normal and the challenges of keeping members, committees and the club management satisfied by learning to manage expectations and be adaptable within the limitations of the resources available. Podcast The Green Room Golf Course Podcast is produced by Karl Hansell on behalf of the British and International Golf Greenkeepers Association. For questions, comments or concerns, you can get in touch by emailing karl@bigga.co.uk. You can also join the conversation on social media using @GreenRoomBIGGAon Twitter we've also got a Facebook page where all the latest notices, news releases and information from BIGGA can be found. We're also on Instagram using @BIGGA_HQ. Subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The more people know about the sports turf industry, the more understanding they will have about the hard work of BIGGA members and other greenkeepers. If you'd like to get in contact about any other aspect of your BIGGA membership, including member benefits, support, or learning and development, call 01347 833800 or email info@bigga.co.uk You can also get more information about BIGGA and how it can improve your career and your course by heading to our website.

TBTV caught up with Paul Larsen at Royal St George’s GC during preparations for the 2020 British Open for an exclusive interview. Paul gave us an insight into how they were thinking about changes to the course as far back as 2013 with the Open in mind along with how his plans are coming together and what he is doing to make sure the course is ready. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#276. Pip Hare is a lifelong professional sailor and a wonderfully inspiring person. Mia & I traveled to the south coast of England to meet Pip aboard her IMOCA 60 SUPER BIGOU, a 'recycled' Open 60 she is gearing up to campaign in the 2020 Vendee Globe Race. While we talked, her friends - including sailing speed record holder Paul Larsen - were on deck prepping the boat for upcoming Transat Jacque Vibre. Pip shared her life's sailing story, from growing up in small cruising boats to sailing a 'desk' with the RNLI, that ultimately led her back into a career on the ocean. -- Sail on ICEBEAR in the Caribbean in 2020! THREE new passages added in the Leeward & Windward Islands. Go to 59-north.com/2020-caribe to sign on! -- ON THE WIND is presented by Weems & Plath, makers of fine nautical & weather instruments since 1928. Check out all their navigation tools, clocks, barometers and more at weems-plath.com. ON THE WIND is also supported by Offshore Passage Opportunities and BRNKL Systems Inc. Sign up for Hank Schmitt's OPO membership at sailopo.com, and check out BRNKL's boat-monitoring hardware at brnkl.io.

Do fears of being an imposter lurk inside your head? Do you live in constant fear of being exposed, called a fake, and discovered as inadequate. Executive coach, Paul Larsen shares the strategies you need to follow to free yourself from feeling like an imposter, once and for all. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New recording as at 11 August 2019We chat to Paul Larsen - the man who has been faster in a sailboat that any of us.we talk all the new boats being launchedWe talk to the President of foiling week6 metre worlds470 WorldsThe Fastnet505 Europeans, and The quiz question#sailrocket #Paullarsen #IMOCA #Americascup #foilingweek #int505 #int470 #int6metre

www.ArticulationMedia.clubWHAT MAKES GOOD LEADERSListen anytime Monday (07/01/19) to another episode of ARTICULATION RADIO (www.ArticulationMedia.Club) to hear music from indie artists from around the world, and to catch Goddess Sage’s interview with business coach Paul Larsen about his new book (Find Your Voice As A Leader)

Author Carey V. Azzara debutes his new book "Kaitlins's Mooring." Check it out on Amazon: Carey V. Azzara or Facebook: Carey.Azzara.Author As an executive coach, Paul Larsen partners with leaders across all industries and within all types of organizations to help leaders find their own unique voice. paulnlarsen.com/book/

This episode features a panel discussion from our Coworkers in Christ Gathering on October 5, 2018. The conversation was moderated by Luke Cahill of Christians in Commerce. The panelists, in the order that you will hear them include Tammy Krings, owner and president of The Conversations that Matter, Paul Larsen, Consultant, Coach, and Connector for GiANT Worldwide and ICG Advisors, and Roy Tinklenberg, founder of faithandworkmovement.org Integrating faith and work (1:37), influencing others the right way (8:49), understanding God's purpose for you at work (18:24)

This episode features Paul Larsen, Consultant, Coach, and Connector for GiANT Worldwide and ICG Advisors. Paul was one of our lightning talks during our Coworkers in Christ Gathering on October 5, 2018. The second half of the podcast includes a Christ at Work story from Jim Ganther about a miraculous healing in the workplace. Creating life-giving culture (1:25), shalom at work (7:18), and healing in the workplace (11:05)

As an author, do you know how to find your unique voice? What is your purpose? What is your legacy? What is your VOICE? Listen as Paul Larsen shares his powerful and rich insights to discover your uniqueness to stand out in a crowded marketplace. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Subscription businesses benefit from the advantage of recurring revenue. Acquire new members and keep your existing ones. Sounds simple, right? We understand it’s not that easy. How do you keep your recurring revenue if your members’ credit card charges are declined? When you charge the credit card that you have on file, send the product or service, and then find out the charge was declined, that’s called involuntary churn. And, it sucks. It sucks out your revenue, and the hassle often sucks out the member’s subscription. I met with Paul Larsen to discuss this challenge. In addition to a lengthy list of credentials and experience, Paul is the owner of PaulLarsenConsulting.com, a company with a focus on helping businesses conquer involuntary churn and increase their recurring revenue. You will discover: • Why “lowest price” merchant services firms can lead to increased credit card declines and decreased recurring revenue from existing members. • Why you are getting so many credit card declines (and it’s not necessarily because your customer doesn’t have available credit) and what to do about it. • Current trends in the credit card industry and how they impact credit card declines. • Auto-updater services that get you credit card data when your customer receives an updated card with a new expiration date. • How to identify a credit card processor that can help you get more charges approved each month and increase your recurring revenue from your existing members. What are the Biggest Causes of Credit Card Declines?You see the recurring revenue of your existing members decreasing at a rate higher than your churn. This is what happens with involuntary churn. The charges on your members’ cards start getting declined. Incorrect card information is the biggest cause. When a member’s card information changes, you are not often notified. There are several unintentional reasons for the change, and the customer often fully intends for you to receive your payment. Card information changes when members are issued new cards. This happens when they lose a card, experience fraudulent charges, change out their card preference for a new rewards program… and the list goes on. An additional disruption in the system is occurring because every card in America is being reissued with chips. Almost all of them are reissued with new expiration dates if not new account numbers. “Because every card has a new piece of information, the old legacy information has been switched out on which the last charge for that subscription took place,” explains Larsen. “So, we've seen overall decline rates steadily rising over the past two years again, in large part because of this mass reissuance.” “The period of great volatility has been about four years now because, even before the chips, there were the massive breaches at Target and Home Depot, so those two breaches alone caused 110 million credit cards to be reissued. Plus, we're all losing our credit cards it seems, at least once a year,” adds Larsen. Companies who have merchant processors who don’t deal with this issue have seen self-involuntary churn triple in the past 18 months. And it’s not over yet. While most credit cards have been reissued with chips, still many hundreds of millions of debit cards are yet to be chipped. At a time when you are doing all you can to keep your members, this problem becomes a huge hassle for them. They have to proactively update their information. It’s giving the member the opportunity to look at their subscription and decide if they want to renew or not. When often, a card that is regularly charged goes without their attention and the subscription continues. In addition to changing card information, another cause of card declines is the prepaid cards. When prepaid cards are purchased and used to buy a subscription, they become a declined charge when the money runs out. “Fraudsters endeavor to gain the system using prepaid cards,” warns Larsen. He adds,

Paul Larsen was promoted into a manager role. He wasn’t up for it so the authority went to Paul’s head. After a short period of time, Paul found himself all alone. One Thursday night, all of Paul’s direct reports went out to celebrate a birthday and he wasn’t invited. That’s when Paul realized he needed to make some changes to get over the hump.

The first Adventures of a Sailor Girl radio show for some time, packed with action from the Sailor Girl's twelve week stint in Europe. Show also available with music, head to www.AdventuresofaSailorGirl.com The Show Line Up – Sailing News in 60 seconds-ish – Ian Walker in Lorient – Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing take the win – Jason Waterhouse & Lisa Darmanin in Weymouth – a force to be reckoned with in the Nacra17 – Hilary Lister in Gothenburg – not your average Sailor Girl (20:34) **An exclusive with Paul Larsen after the Fastnet on the past, present and future of Speed Rocket… (32:41) – Highlight package from the America's Cup World Series in Gothenburg (1:01:16) Nathan Outteridge – home team Artemis Racing, Dean Barker – SoftBank Team Japan, Sir Ben Ainslie – Land Rover BAR, James Spithill – defending Oracle Team USA, and Glenn Ashby & Pete Burling of winning team, Emirates Team NZ.

Paul Larsen is an engaging and inspiring business consultant with over 20 years of experience within the business world. He has a proven track record of success in advancing strategic thought, streamlining operations, driving profits, and maximizing organizational growth and development within Fortune 100, start-up, high-tech, and non-profit environments. Paul realizes that many organizations today are overrun with the “tourist” mentality: “Let someone else figure it out and then tell me what to do.” Paul asks: On life's journey…are you a Tourist or a Traveler? Do you drive your tour bus or let someone else do the driving? Do you set your own itinerary or let someone else schedule your life? Paul relishes all opportunities to transform leaders and teams from being “tourists” in their own companies into being “true travelers” and thus, take initiative and ownership for their results. The outcome is the creation of a well-connected, agile and motivating workplace of amazing results. Paul is a frequent conference and workshop speaker on leadership and development at such organizations as the Southern Oncology Association of Practices (SOAP), American Society of Training & Development (ASTD), and the Northern California Human Resource Association (NCHRA). His organizational development work has been featured in the latest book, Consulting on the Inside by Bev Scott and B. Kim Barnes. And his latest article, “Your Front Office: Create Fantastic First Impressions that Last!” was recently featured in the journal of the Professional Association of Health Care Office Management (PAHCOM). Paul has a B.A. in History from the University of the Pacific and a M.A. in Human Resources Organizational Development from the University of San Francisco. He is a current member of the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM), NCHRA, ASTD and the Bay Area Organization Development Network (BAODN). In his spare time, he can be found somewhere in the world helping communities as a member of a project team with Global Volunteers.org. Pro-Track Profile Paul is a member of the Northern California Chapter of the National Speakers Association Pro-Track class of 2011. I interviewed Paul during a recent Pro-Track class and reviewed his reasons for enrolling in the program and the value he gets from the "learning community" of fellow speakers. He also shares his insights into his role as a coach and consultant. To hear what he told me, click on the podcast icon below.

The news includes: Ancestry.com has added to its website more than 1,700 recorded oral history interviews from immigrants who arrived in the U.S. through Ellis Island. FamilyLink has partnered with Historic Map Works and will soon provide access to the world's leading historical map collection. Ancestry.com has launched the largest searchable online yearbook collection with more than 60,000 yearbook records. James R. Benn, B.A., M.L.S., has become the new director of the Godfrey Memorial Library in Middleton, Connecticut. Ancestry.com has released Family Tree Maker 2011 with more than 100 enhancements to the software. Sirius Genealogy 2.0 has announced that it has completed their transformation from a simple blog, into a complete online community for Amateur & Professional Genealogists. Membership is free. In addition to the general community atmosphere, SG2 has developed numerous Google Gadgets, Web Tools and other services to assist genealogists in their mission. Many more exciting tools are on their way! "Rare colour footage" of the London Blitz has been discovered in an attic. It has digitised and made available online at http://www.westendatwar.org.uk/category_idtxt__place.aspx. RootsTech, A New Genealogy and Technology Conference, will be held on February 10-12, 2011, in Salt Lake City. Learn more at http://www.rootstech.familysearch.org. ICAPGen will host a family history conference titled "Becoming an Excellent Genealogist" on October 22-23, 2010, at the Downtown Radisson Hotel in Salt Lake City. For more information and to register, visit http://www.icapgen.org. The Federation of Genealogical Societies 2011 Conference, "Pathways to the Heartland," will be held September 7-10, 2011, in Springfield, Illinois. More information will be available in coming months at the FGS website at http://www.fgs.org. The International Society of Family History Writers and Editors (ISFHWE) has announced its annual Excellence in Writing Competition for 2011. Details and an entry form are available at their website at http://www.isfhwe.org. Paul Larsen has released the fourth edition of his book, Crash Course in Genealogy. It is available in print and in an advanced digital eBook format (CD or instant download). Visit http://www.crashcoursebook.com to learn more or to purchase the book or download it. A recent article in the Toledo [Ohio] Blade at http://www.toledoblade.com/article/20100916/NEWS16/9150359 provides an update to the story of the Clyde, Ohio, cemetery that was struck by vandals. Repairs and restoration are under way. Listener email includes: Mitch is looking for details about his 3rd great-grandfather and hopes our listeners can help. He believes his ancestor appears on the 1852 California State Census for Placer County, Page 60, Line 28. However, the digitized image at Ancestry.com is so dark that he is having difficulty reading the first initial. He is hoping that the original census page or a better copy of the microfilm exist and can help him discern the intial. Can anyone visit the California State Library and personally check the microfilm for Mitch? Bill suggests that The Guys regularly report on what they are researching and the resources they are using. Walter commented on the discussion in the podcast from the FGS Conference in Knoxville, Tennessee, concerning which is the older U.S. public university: the University of North Carolina or the University of Georgia. He reports that, while Georgia was chartered first, UNC was the first to accept students and begin classes. William & Mary is older but was originally a private university. Dan suggested to Drew that he work with Newark City Directories for 1920 in his quest to locate his grandparents at that time. Karl followed up on our interview with Dr. John Philip Colletta, Ph.D., that was aired in February. Dr. Colletta discussed the use of "the Federal Cases" books for federal court research. Karl indicates that these books have been digitized and are available at the Internet Archive site at http://www.archive.org. He states that Volume 30 is the index, accessible at http://www.archive.org/details/gov.uscourts.fedcases.30_2. This will help you use Volumes 1-29. Clive asks for Drew's opinion about getting the most from a Y-chromosome DNA test, and whether he also needs results from the mtDNA test. Ann asks about viruses and phishing with the iPhone and iPad. Kay says hello and comments on how very much she enjoyed the FGS Conference in Knoxville. She is hooked and plans to attend other national conferences. Michael shares his method of storing information in the form of metadata with his JPEG images. Denis provided a link to the French version of Wikipedia for information about the town of La Clayette. (http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Clayette) Jenna asks Drew about the iPad and whether Legacy or RootsMagic 4 can be run on that device. She also asks about Dropbox. Audrey Collins from The National Archives in the UK reports that she is enjoying her iPad and accesses books from Google Books and the Internet Archive, and that she uses the GoodReader app. She also enjoyed George's "Carolina French." She shared copies of French marriage documents in TNA's collection so that Drew can practice his French. Dan is using an iPad app called Traces of the Past, a genealogy app. Drew will check it out and report on his experience with it.