Podcasts about personal commitment

In this gut-wrenching episode, meet Sunil Gupta, real life Tihar Jailer and Author of ‘Black Warrant: Confessions of a Tihar Jailer.' He shares all his experiences about the brutal and gritty world of the infamous Indian prison that inspired a Netflix series. Sunil describes the goings-on at Tihar Jail, and addresses the rumours of sexual assault and things being smuggled in. Witness to high-profile convicts like Afzal Guru, Manu Sharma, Charles Sobhraj, Maqbool Bhat, he gives an insider's perspective on what these criminals were like. Also witness to all the hangings at Tihar Jail, he reveals surprising facts about these high-profile convicts that highlights their humanity. He talks about reforming the prison system by introducing free legal aid for prisoners which went on to become a fundamental right in India. Sunil recounts how Tihar Jail was the first prison to begin video conferencing between the court and prisoners, among many other commendable reforms. When asked about his take on executions, he says he is against ‘faasi' as in his opinion, only the poor are hanged. The rich get away with a lot. He recalls how the staff at Tihar Jail handled Anna Hazare and Arvind Kejriwal's imprisonment, when the entire jail premises were surrounded by protestors. A jailer with a law degree, he asserts that he is not afraid of any backlash because he is only telling the truth. Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation.Chapters00:00 Highlights01:44 Introduction to Sunil Gupta and His Work02:21 The Motivation Behind 'Black Warrant'03:45 Transitioning from Law to Prison Services05:05 Influential Inmates: Charles Sobhraj and Manu Sharma15:32 Afzal Guru: A Complex Relationship23:11 The Challenges of the Indian Criminal Justice System26:58 Reflections on Early Experiences in Law27:37 Insights from Working with Death Row Prisoners32:13 Handling High-Profile Prisoners33:26 The Challenges of Managing Protests and Agitations41:35 Addressing Sexual Violence and Health Issues in Prisons44:23 Treatment of Transgender Inmates in Prisons 45:56 Legacy of Legal Reforms and Prison Management 51:40 Spirituality and Personal Commitment in ServiceConnect with UsMohua Chinappa: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohua-chinappa/The Mohua Show: https://www.themohuashow.com/Connect with the GuestSunil Gupta: https://www.instagram.com/sunillegal/Follow UsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheMohuaShowInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/litlounge_pod/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/themohuashow/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/themohuashow/For any other queries EMAILhello@themohuashow.comBook Link Black Warrant: Confessions of a Tihar Jailer: https://www.amazon.in/Black-Warrant-Confessions-Tihar-Jailer/dp/8194206855DisclaimerThe views expressed by our guests are their own. We do not endorse and are not responsible for any views expressed by our guests on our podcast and its associated platforms.Thanks for Listening!

- Dr. Oz's Nomination and Challenges (0:03) - Dr. Oz's Career and Controversies (3:35) - Revolutionary Healthcare Reforms (5:45) - Technological Solutions and Personal Commitment (14:09) - Critique of the Trump Administration and Systemic Reforms (20:25) - The Danger of Nuclear War and Peaceful Solutions (42:33) - The Role of Extraterrestrials and Spiritual Awakening (1:09:49) - The Future of Humanity and Decentralization (1:10:24) - The Importance of Local Control and Community (1:14:53) - The Role of Technology and Decentralized Currency (1:15:50) - The Need for a Spiritual and Conscious Shift (1:16:08) - Dr. William Macis Interview Introduction (1:17:43) - Product Announcements and Health Benefits (1:20:00) - Introduction of Dr. William Macis (1:27:16) - Passion for Repurposed Drugs (1:31:07) - Safety and Efficacy of Ivermectin and Fenbendazole (1:38:11) - Challenges and Suppression in Mainstream Medicine (1:57:16) - Health Coaching and Access to Repurposed Drugs (2:04:11) - Final Thoughts and Call to Action (2:12:40) For more updates, visit: http://www.brighteon.com/channel/hrreport NaturalNews videos would not be possible without you, as always we remain passionately dedicated to our mission of educating people all over the world on the subject of natural healing remedies and personal liberty (food freedom, medical freedom, the freedom of speech, etc.). Together, we're helping create a better world, with more honest food labeling, reduced chemical contamination, the avoidance of toxic heavy metals and vastly increased scientific transparency. ▶️ Every dollar you spend at the Health Ranger Store goes toward helping us achieve important science and content goals for humanity: https://www.healthrangerstore.com/ ▶️ Sign Up For Our Newsletter: https://www.naturalnews.com/Readerregistration.html ▶️ Brighteon: https://www.brighteon.com/channels/hrreport ▶️ Join Our Social Network: https://brighteon.social/@HealthRanger ▶️ Check In Stock Products at: https://PrepWithMike.com

Psalm 86 is a heartfelt prayer of David, expressing his deep need for God's mercy and help. It reflects David's humility and trust in God's power and goodness, and it can be divided into several key themes: 1.Request for Mercy and Protection (Verses 1-7): •David begins by asking God to listen to his prayer, emphasizing his own poverty and neediness. He acknowledges his reliance on God's steadfast love and seeks preservation of his life, indicating his commitment to God by calling himself a servant. David's plea is earnest, repeated throughout the day, reflecting his persistent faith and trust in God's responsiveness to those who call upon Him. 2.Declaration of God's Unique Greatness (Verses 8-10): •David extols God's incomparability among the gods, highlighting His great works and deeds. He acknowledges that all nations will ultimately worship God, recognizing His sovereignty and the ultimate recognition of His glory by all peoples. This section underscores God's uniqueness and supreme authority over all creation. 3.Personal Commitment and Trust (Verses 11-13): •David asks God to teach him His ways, desiring a heart united in reverence and truth. He expresses his determination to walk in God's truth and praises God for His great love and deliverance from the depths of Sheol, signifying David's profound gratitude for God's salvation and faithfulness. 4.Appeal for Divine Intervention (Verses 14-17): •The psalm concludes with David's plea for God to intervene against his arrogant foes who seek to harm him. He contrasts their wickedness with God's compassionate and gracious nature. David asks for a sign of God's favor, seeking reassurance of God's continued support and the shaming of his enemies through God's evident help and comfort. Key Takeaways: •Dependence on God: David's acknowledgment of his neediness and his appeal for God's mercy underscore the importance of recognizing our own limitations and the necessity of divine assistance. •God's Uniqueness and Sovereignty: The psalm highlights God's unparalleled nature and ultimate authority, reminding believers of the greatness and holiness of the One they serve. •Faithfulness in Adversity: David's trust in God despite his troubles serves as a model for maintaining faith and seeking God's guidance and protection during difficult times. •Prayer as a Lifeline: The continuous and earnest nature of David's prayer reflects the vital role of communication with God in the life of a believer. Psalm 86 is a powerful expression of trust, praise, and supplication, offering a profound example of how to approach God with our needs, worship Him for His greatness, and remain faithful in seeking His guidance and deliverance.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sendme-radio--732966/support.

Thanks to our Partners, Shop Boss, and 360 Payments Bill Weaver from NAPA Autotech discusses the vital role of personal commitment to training for automotive technicians. He shares his experiences and emphasizes the importance of continuous education, mentorship, and self-education. Weaver highlights the need for technicians to invest time in training through various platforms and stresses the significance of applying acquired knowledge in the workplace. Bill Weaver, NAPA Autotech Trainer. Listen to Bill's previous episodes HERE Show Notes Watch Full Video Episode The importance of training (00:00:30) Bill Weaver discusses the need for training and motivation for technicians to take more training. Personal commitment to training (00:02:19) Weaver emphasizes the importance of making a personal commitment to continuous education and improvement. Applying training knowledge in the workplace (00:06:49) Weaver discusses the importance of applying the knowledge gained from training in the workplace and demonstrating the return on investment. Making a commitment to continuous education (00:08:56) Weaver encourages dedicating time for education and embracing it to improve diagnostic speed and communication in the shop. Thanks to our Partners, Shop Boss, and 360 Payments Shop Boss – Shop Management Software built by shop owners, for shop owners. It works the way you need it to, right out of the box. Find on the web at https://shopboss.net Connect with the Podcast: -Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RemarkableResultsRadioPodcast/ -Join Our Virtual Toastmasters Club: https://remarkableresults.biz/toastmasters -Join Our Private Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1734687266778976 -Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/carmcapriotto -Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carmcapriotto/ -Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/remarkableresultsradiopodcast/ -Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RResultsBiz -Visit the Website: https://remarkableresults.biz/ -Join our Insider List: https://remarkableresults.biz/insider -All books mentioned on our podcasts: https://remarkableresults.biz/books -Our Classroom page for personal or team learning: https://remarkableresults.biz/classroom -Buy Me a Coffee:...

Join us for our Life of Purpose series this month as we revisit some of our most impactful episodes. Dive deep into expert insights and practical strategies on health, performance, and community, helping you achieve personal and professional fulfillment.If we make a practice in our lives, like going to the gym or eating healthy, if you want to lose weight and be fit, or you want to be chiseled, you've got to make a practice. It's a daily practice. You can't go to the gym for a week and eat cake for 30 days nonstop and say “hey what happened? I was getting in shape.”Whether you're feeling bad or feeling good, that doesn't matter. It's just your practice, like when you wake up and when you go to sleep. There are certain things you do. It's a fundamental practice. Just like you talk about with writing. It's a practice. Then you hit the flow state. Same thing in life. You make it a practice. Life hits a flow state.Things in life happen. People die. Nothing we can do to stop that. People we love die. Things happen. When we hit that flow state we bounce back much faster. The things that used to bring us down don't bring us down like before. Then it's only the real tragedies in life that bring us down. When a loved one dies, it's a real tragedy and that should bring you down. It's good to have loved someone that way and feel the loss. But the other stuff, the other garbage, the 99 percent of the stuff that brings us down that doesn't matter lessens and its power over us lessens. So, I would say to someone who is either down or up, what matters is a fundamental daily practice of working on your inner self that keeps you in your personal flow. - Kamal Ravikant Subscribe for ad-free interviews and bonus episodes https://plus.acast.com/s/the-unmistakable-creative-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Best of Midland Texas Podcast, hosts Ryan Shewchuk and Terra Avery sit down with Jay Whitlow, host of The Catwalk Show, to explore the transformative power of podcasting in building local communities. Packed with insights, this episode sheds light on how local businesses and individuals can leverage podcasting to enhance community connections and make meaningful contributions. Learn from Jay's experience in using digital platforms to foster relationships and promote community initiatives, which has positioned him as a key figure in Midland's vibrant culture. Thank you to our guest, Jay Whitlow, for sharing his compelling story and valuable perspectives. Connect with us on social media to join the conversation and discover more about the influential people making a difference in Midland Texas. Subscribe to the Best of Midland Texas Podcast for more episodes that highlight the spirit of our community and the individuals who enrich it. If you're inspired by Jay's story and have your own insights to share about Midland Texas, reach out to us! We're always looking for guests who are passionate about our community and local businesses. Check out Jay's podcast, The Catwalk Show  @thecatwalkshow  CHAPTERS: 0:00 - Intro 0:34 - Jay Whitlow Background 7:42 - Chemical Company Podcast Importance 10:24 - The Catwalk Podcast Overview 11:28 - Target Audience for Best of the Basin 15:31 - Defining Success for Best of the Basin 20:48 - Personal Commitment to Best of the Basin 23:05 - Strategies to Grow Your Podcast 25:57 - Effective Platforms for Podcast Clips 29:04 - Utilizing LinkedIn for Podcast Promotion 32:44 - Building Relationships with Podcast Guests 36:19 - Securing Podcast Sponsorships 43:03 - Challenges in Podcasting Journey 44:18 - OUTRO CONNECT WITH US Website: https://www.bestofmidlandtx.com Ryan Shewchuk: https://www.instagram.com/shewchuk Terra Avery: https://www.instagram.com/terrawaypants TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@bestofmidlandtx Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bestofmidlandtx Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bestofmidlandtx PRODUCED AND EDITED BY FORTY WOLVES STUDIOS https://www.fortywolves.com  @podcastdept  THANK OUR LOCAL SPONSORS Tall City Brewing Co https://tallcitybrewing.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bestofmidlandtx/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bestofmidlandtx/support

This episode is brought to you by Compass Rose Ventures and SARAL  - The Influencer OS for Brands.  In this inspiring episode, Ramon Vela explores the entrepreneurial journey of Jeremy Kopeck, Co-Founder and CEO of NOA Home. Kopeck shares his story of growing a $50,000 investment into a remarkable $23 million revenue over four years.  It's a tale that underscores the essence of entrepreneurship, including the critical importance of trust, risk-taking, and the undeniable power of human connections.  Join us as we explore the highs and lows of building a brand that's as much about family values as it is about offering quality, artisanal products to the market. Main Themes: * The Foundation of Trust and Integrity: Learn how a partnership based on shared vision and integrity was pivotal during a typhoon-induced crisis, setting a precedent for the company's ethos. * Personal Commitment and Brand Ethos: Discover the significance behind the name NOA Home and how it reflects the company's dedication to comfort, quality, and family. * Overcoming Challenges through Resilience: Jeremy discusses facing and overcoming challenges, including supply chain disruptions and the pandemic, focusing on resilience and maintaining core values. * The Art of Bootstrapping: A Deep Dive into How NOA Home Achieved Significant Growth without External Investors, highlighting the effectiveness of financial management and market understanding. * A Customer-Centric Approach: This paper provides insights into the importance of direct feedback and exceptional customer service and their role in refining NOA Home's offerings. * Future Plans and Expansion: Exciting details on expanding the product line with American-made items and growing the ambassador program to reinforce the brand's commitment to quality and community. * A Message to Aspiring Entrepreneurs: Jeremy shares words of encouragement for future entrepreneurs, emphasizing perseverance, a customer-centric approach, and the importance of holding onto one's values. About NOA Home:  NOA Home has emerged as a leading name in the B2C industry, known for its artisanal products, storytelling approach to customer engagement, and unwavering commitment to quality and community.  From overcoming natural disasters to navigating the complexities of market dynamics, NOA Home's journey is a testament to what can be achieved with hard work, dedication, and an unrelenting focus on what truly matters. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a seasoned business owner, or simply someone who appreciates a success story, this episode offers valuable insights into the realities of starting and scaling a business today. Tune in to learn, be inspired, and find the spark you need to start your journey of resilience and success. For more on NOA Home, visit: https://www.noahome.com/us/ If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and review and give us a follow on Apple Podcast.  Your support helps us bring you more content like this! * Today's Sponsors: Compass Rose - Advisor for CPG Brands: https://compassroseventures.com/ramon/ Compass Rose is offering “no-cost” CPG advice exclusively for the Founders and CEOs featured on The Story of a Brand Show and listeners. The calendar is limited, so book your one-on-one call (a $500 Value) with the Compass Rose team today. Visit using our unique link. SARAL  - The Influencer OS for Brands: http://storybrandoffer.com/ Claim an "exclusive onboarding" offer for the listeners of The Story of a Brand Show. The Saral Team will work directly with you and offer weekly check-ins and 1:1 consulting until you succeed. Visit using our unique link. 

00:02:01 - Tough Love on Goal Achievement 00:03:07 - Personal Commitment to Authenticity 00:04:00 - The Importance of Taking Action 00:05:06 - Addressing Inner Child and Past Traumas 00:06:09 - The Difference Between Planning and Action 00:07:02 - Building Momentum Towards Goals 00:08:06 - Visibility and Consistency in Action 00:09:10 - Starting Small and Building Habits 00:11:59 - Overcoming Limiting Beliefs 00:13:04 - Understanding Our Model of Reality 00:14:07 - The Impact of Subconscious Filters on Action 00:15:00 - The Role of Emotions in Taking Action 00:17:08 - Encouragement to Manifest and Take Action 00:18:00 - Identifying What Holds You Back 00:19:14 - The Impact of Childhood Experiences on Action 00:20:07 - The Importance of Persistence and Practice 00:21:11 - The Need to Share Your Unique Genius 00:22:22 - Working Together to Release Limiting Beliefs 00:27:16 - Reverse Engineering Your Goals 00:28:09 - Showing Up as Your Authentic Self 00:29:24 - Subconscious Changes and Taking Action 00:30:28 - Being Present and Passing Current Tests 00:31:21 - Identifying and Releasing Shadows   Taking action is crucial for achieving goals and building momentum. In a podcast episode, Meagan emphasizes the importance of consistently taking action towards our goals. Many individuals often find themselves stuck because they are not consistently hitting their goals, leading them to seek outside help. Dive into the episode to learn why we get stuck and how to build momentum Loved this convo? Head over to my FREE FB group to join in on conversations just like this.    New to Manifestation? Start here Want to finally release all of your limiting beliefs for good and become obsessed with your life? Save $10 per month by Clicking Here to Join the Highest Self Academy Use code HSA10 Cancel anytime + 7-day money-back guarantee Get $10 off Happy Juice here 

Summary In this conversation, Scott Heywood, a Battalion Chief in the Buffalo Fire Department, discusses the importance of culture in the fire department and the role of company officers in creating a winning culture. He emphasizes the need for trust, respect, and a shared mindset among the crew. Scott also highlights the significance of effective communication and the ability to adapt to different situations. He shares insights on gaining control and trust as an officer, balancing aggression and safety, and dealing with conflict in a constructive manner. This conversation explores the bond and love among firefighters, the risk vs reward dilemma, the importance of trust and respect, understanding frustration in the heat of the battle, the role of trust in high-stress situations, the importance of trust and rapport in the fire service, learning from mistakes and self-reflection, creating a culture of trust and decision-making, the value of post-incident analysis, the impact of social media on fire service culture, promoting positive change at every level, the importance of transparency and communication, the need for adaptability in the fire service, the impact of personal commitment on leadership, the role of chiefs in promoting positive change, the power of individual actions in shaping culture. Takeaways Culture is crucial in the fire department and is instilled through shared values, mindset, and ideology. Company officers play a vital role in creating and maintaining a winning culture within their crew. Effective communication, trust, and respect are essential for a successful and cohesive firehouse culture. Balancing aggression and safety is important to ensure the overall success of firefighting operations. The bond and love shared among firefighters is indescribable and creates a strong sense of brotherhood. In high-stress situations, trust and respect are crucial for effective decision-making and teamwork. Learning from mistakes and self-reflection are essential for personal and professional growth. Creating a culture of trust and open communication is vital for a successful fire service. Individual actions and commitment to positive change can shape the culture of a fire department. Chapters 00:00Introduction and Background 02:53The Importance of Culture in the Fire Department 07:56Creating a Winning Culture 13:00Company Officer's Role in Culture 23:01Gaining Control and Trust as an Officer 28:01Balancing Aggression and Safety 33:00Dealing with Conflict and Communication 35:12The Bond and Love Among Firefighters 36:13The Risk vs Reward Dilemma 37:28The Importance of Trust and Respect 38:34Understanding Frustration in the Heat of the Battle 39:22The Role of Trust in High-Stress Situations 40:30The Importance of Trust and Rapport in the Fire Service 41:17Learning from Mistakes and Self-Reflection 42:14Creating a Culture of Trust and Decision-Making 44:26The Value of Post-Incident Analysis 45:50The Impact of Social Media on Fire Service Culture 48:19Promoting Positive Change at Every Level 50:14The Importance of Transparency and Communication 51:03The Need for Adaptability in the Fire Service 52:12The Role of Chiefs in Promoting Positive Change 53:33The Impact of Personal Commitment on Leadership 56:11Promoting Positive Change at Every Level 57:55The Importance of Discipline and Consistency 01:00:24The Role of Chiefs in Promoting Positive Change 01:02:08The Impact of Chiefs on Firefighters' Lives 01:04:05The Power of Individual Actions in Shaping Culture 01:06:09The Role of Chiefs in Promoting Positive Change 01:08:01 The Importance of Personal Actions in Shaping Culture --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michael-nasti/support

Antoniette Roze welcomes Speaker and Author Blaine Bartlett on the SPEAKPact podcast. The duo discusses the integral role of relationship and connection in creating impactful presentations, emphasizing authenticity's contribution to success. Bartlett also shares personal stories that shaped his perspective and evolution in business - shifting from corporate consulting to public speaking and adopting "compassionate capitalism". Furthermore, he differentiates between conscious capitalism which recognizes connections and compassionate capitalism, which creates an experiential understanding of these connections. This episode unpacks how a speaker's acknowledgment of their own uniqueness coupled with the capacity to continuously start anew can lead to a sustained successful career.00:00 Introduction to the SPEAKPact Podcast00:53 Guest Introduction: Blaine Bartlett01:18 Exploring Compassionate Capitalism01:30 The Soul of Business02:52 Blaine's Journey and Influences07:43 The Importance of Relationships in Business09:22 The Impact of Relationships on Success13:36 The Concept of Authenticity in Leadership19:43 The Role of Authenticity in Public Speaking27:05 Understanding and Managing Perceptions31:27 Embracing Individuality and Spirituality32:32 Understanding Consciousness and Its Role in Our Lives33:22 The Journey of Human Life: From Idea to Physical Manifestation34:38 The Power of Authenticity in Branding35:27 The Importance of Embracing Our Unique Brand35:59 The Struggles and Successes of Public Speaking36:43 The Power of Vulnerability and Authenticity in Public Speaking36:57 The Importance of Walking Your Own Path37:35 The Power of Uniqueness in Writing and Speaking41:39 Understanding Compassionate Capitalism44:45 The Role of Business in Society and the Importance of Conscious Decision Making47:00 The Importance of Connection and Community in Public Speaking49:20 The Power of Commitment and the Journey of Personal Growth51:38 The Power of Personal Commitment in Achieving Success56:33 Closing Thoughts and Contact InformationCONNECT with Blaine and LEARN MORE:https://www.blainebartlett.com/blaines-services/speaking/https://learn.blainebartlett.com/toolkitfullhttps://www.blainebartlett.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/blainebartlettLinks to Connect with Antoniette and Wellness Productions:On the Web:www.speakerbooker.comwww.speakpact.com www.wellnessproductionsco.com On LinkedIn:www.linkedin.com/in/1AntonietteOn Facebook:www.facebook.com/1Antoniettehttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php/?id=100063739068704

Special Edition: Marysa Maggio, President of Solidity Insurance Group, describes how personal challenges from her youth have inspired her to give, serve and do more.

Unlock the secrets to a robust safety culture with Tim Page Bottorff and Chris Ross, as we discuss the transformative power of personal commitment in the workplace. Episode 5 of 6 discussing Safety Climate Success Factors.Host: Tim Page BottorffGuest: Chris Rosshttps://safestart.com/file/idclip/https://safetalk.buzzsprout.com/1032442/11286195-s8ep8-happiness-the-secret-to-organizational-performance

The Greek word (kerdaino) which means “to gain,” “acquire,” or “win (over)” was used five times in 1 Corinthians 9:19-22 by Apostle Paul. It was a transactional term used in the ancient business world to describe making a profit or trading up for something better. In effect, Paul saw himself as an agent of Jesus Christ offering lost people something far greater than they had. Were people enslaved to sin? Paul wanted to win them over to forgiveness and freedom in Christ. Were they futilely attempting to gain their own salvation by keeping the law? Paul sought to win them over to the grace of the gospel. He said, “I have become all things to all people, so that I may by every possible means save some.” (1 Corinthians 9:22) He was laser-focused on soul-winning. For him, it was a personal choice and commitment toward winning people to Christ irrespective of their race, status, and position in the society.

We are grateful to God for this month of October. This month in our Movement is usually dedicated to Missions and Evangelism. The theme for this month across the Foursquare Gospel Church in Nigeria is “TAKING TERRITORIES” and the theme text is Joshua 1:1-2. Our topic for this morning's message is “PERSONAL COMMITMENT TO SPREADING THE GOSPEL.” The Great Commission is a command and obligation, yet only a fraction of believers is committed to obeying the command or honouring their obligation to the Commission. As I look at our Church, I wonder how many of us are truly committed to spreading the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Fabric is joining the rest of the Twin Cities in cheering on the TC Marathon today - it's a great way to be Fabric!  So here is a message from the archive that fits.  Long Haul Living  We all know what to do for today... we have to come up with the time, energy, maybe the money to keep everything going. It can be overwhelming. And then you get to do it all over again tomorrow. And the day after… That may be what your life feels like, but is it what you want your life to be about? For millennia some have stepped off that treadmill, taken a look at it, and said "No more!" Join this podcast as we name a Quality we desire, a Practice to support it, and a Personal Commitment to start with. Find out more about Fabric Minneapolis at fabricmpls.com. If you want to support our work you can find ways at fabricmpls.com/give.

Here's what we're talking about in this episode: Today we discuss the importance of personal commitment in business and how it can inspire growth and drive success. Brady shares her personal story of opening Encompass Fitness, including her initial commitment to creating a safe and welcoming space for people to experience fitness, her struggles with burnout and detachment from the business, and her eventual re-engagement and re-centering. We talk about the power of engagement in business, including the importance of staying committed and invested, and the negative effects of disengagement. Brady shares her experience with burnout and how she overcame it through deep rest and reconnection with her passion and mission.  Links: https://encompassfitness.ca/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/brady-johnson-a2746771/?originalSubdomain=ca https://studiogrow.co/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/studio-growco/  

@YasminGrigaliunas is the #founder of @circonomy (nee @WorldsBiggestGarageSale) that is delivering big on their mantra of a world where nothing useful goes to waste, including human potential. She brought energy. commitment and   #ownermindset to everything she did prior in roles as #employee #licensee #businessowner #founder and #mentor. Across three episodes we track right back to the influences that helped formed Yas's personal motivations and values. Along with the desire to deliver change through business they fuelled the formation and ongoing success of @circonomy. Our discussion covers;How taking on a permanent full time role as manager of #SilviosDialAPizza (now #dominos) after finishing school changed the trajectory of Yas' career to becoming a real entrepreneurThe significant role #smallbusinesses play in creating our future business leaders and sustaining our local communitiesThe importance of having a small business ownership mindset and "acting like an owner”Why small businesses with constraints should consider partnerships with bigger businessesHow Yas's personal passion for supporting cancer research seeded the World's Largest Garage SaleWhy doing business that isn't about yourselfThe #circulareconomy that surrounds charities and different enterprisesWhy Yas made the decision to stay as a small business #socialenterprise and not a #charity#raisingcapital#impact The partnership with @OfficeWorks  (capability = agility + stability)#trust and #transparency in a business relationshipWhy timing is everything in businessHow Circonomy adapted to COVID-19 pressures and made the decision to #godigitalYasmin's top 10 tips for starting a business partnershipThe crossroads that founders and business owners have to faceThe importance of self-awareness for business owners to understand what is important for them as owners and their businessReference booksThe Little Engine That Could @thelittleenginethatcould Multipliers @mulitpliersWho Moved My Cheese @whomovedmycheese

@YasminGrigaliunas is the #founder of @circonomy (nee @WorldsBiggestGarageSale) that is delivering big on their mantra of a world where nothing useful goes to waste, including human potential. She brought energy. commitment and   #ownermindset to everything she did prior in roles as #employee #licensee #businessowner #founder and #mentor. Across three episodes we track right back to the influences that helped formed Yas's personal motivations and values. Along with the desire to deliver change through business they fuelled the formation and ongoing success of @circonomy. Our discussion covers;How taking on a permanent full time role as manager of #SilviosDialAPizza (now #dominos) after finishing school changed the trajectory of Yas' career to becoming a real entrepreneurThe significant role #smallbusinesses play in creating our future business leaders and sustaining our local communitiesThe importance of having a small business ownership mindset and "acting like an owner”Why small businesses with constraints should consider partnerships with bigger businessesHow Yas's personal passion for supporting cancer research seeded the World's Largest Garage SaleWhy doing business that isn't about yourselfThe #circulareconomy that surrounds charities and different enterprisesWhy Yas made the decision to stay as a small business #socialenterprise and not a #charity#raisingcapitalThe partnership with @OfficeWorks  (capability = agility + stability)#trust and #transparency in a business relationshipWhy timing is everything in businessHow Circonomy adapted to COVID-19 pressures and made the decision to #godigitalYasmin's top 10 tips for starting a business partnershipThe crossroads that founders and business owners have to faceThe importance of self-awareness for business owners to understand what is important for them as owners and their businessReference booksThe Little Engine That Could @thelittleenginethatcouldMultipliers @mulitpliersWho Moved My Cheese @whomovedmycheese

@YasminGrigaliunas is the #founder of @circonomy (nee @WorldsBiggestGarageSale) that is delivering big on their mantra of a world where nothing useful goes to waste, including human potential. She brought energy. commitment and   #ownermindset to everything she did prior in roles as #employee #licensee #businessowner #founder and #mentor. Across three episodes we track right back to the influences that helped formed Yas's personal motivations and values. Along with the desire to deliver change through business they fuelled the formation and ongoing success of @circonomy. Our discussion covers;How taking on a permanent full time role as manager of #SilviosDialAPizza (now #dominos) after finishing school changed the trajectory of Yas' career to becoming a real entrepreneurThe significant role #smallbusinesses play in creating our future business leaders and sustaining our local communitiesThe importance of having a small business ownership mindset and "acting like an owner”Why small businesses with constraints should consider partnerships with bigger businessesHow Yas's personal passion for supporting cancer research seeded the World's Largest Garage SaleWhy doing business that isn't about yourselfThe #circulareconomy that surrounds charities and different enterprisesWhy Yas made the decision to stay as a small business #socialenterprise and not a #charity#raisingcapitalThe partnership with @OfficeWorks  (capability = agility + stability)#trust and #transparency in a business relationshipWhy timing is everything in businessHow Circonomy adapted to COVID-19 pressures and made the decision to #godigitalYasmin's top 10 tips for starting a business partnershipThe crossroads that founders and business owners have to faceThe importance of self-awareness for business owners to understand what is important for them as owners and their businessReference booksThe Little Engine That Could @thelittleenginethatcouldMultipliers @mulitpliersWho Moved My Cheese @whomovedmycheese

God was using Nehemiah to methodically rebuild the broken people of Israel. After hearing God's word read and responding through confession and repentance, it was time to solidify their rebuild through personal commitment. through a time of confession and repentance, the governor decided it was time to commit themselves to obey the laws and commands that God had given Israel so long before. Sermon Outline @ http://bible.com/events/48980483

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Promoting fitness & good health needs to be a central theme of everyone's life to attain core wellness. In this episode of Caringly Yours with Tapan Singhel, Sukant Goel narrates our MD & CEO's insight on making physical & mental wellness a priority. Make easy, achievable, and consistent objectives for a healthier & happier life.

Today's episode mantra: "I am ready to take my life back, I will not quit, stick to it and work on it until I receive the benefits." Morning mania is a program designed to provide a meal” in the morning for men on the move. With daily motivation, inspiration, and life coaching tips that seek to motivate, empower, and nurture a changed mindset, with men‘s life coach Rolando. To connect with your host for a one-on-one session and additional resources click the links. https://calendly.com/xyshyman/men-s-program-consultation-call https://amzn.to/3fj0q1p  https://amzn.to/32O7Y9W https://amzn.to/3mTuWDy https://amzn.to/3KagnFG  https://webinarkit.net/replay/61ad25b3f7e6b80016999cdc  https://xyspark.org/masculinity-blueprint/ https://www.contactxyspark.com/service-page/personal-development?referral=service_list_widget

Series: Covenant Community Sermon: Saving Grace and Personal Commitment Text: Eph. 2:8-9 and others Date: March 13, 2022 Preacher: Thabiti Anyabwile

Sr. Pastor George Martin Jr dives deeper in the sermon series "The Undeniable Power of Prayer." Jesus set an example for us on how and when to pray. But what does that look like in our everyday lives? Pastor Martin explains in Luke 5: 15-16.

2-6-22 Rebuilding: A Personal Commitment Stan Killebrew, Lead Pastor

Evidence devotional is a meditation that encourages personal commitment to Jesus Christ centered on 1 Kings 8:61

How we can be ready and expect God to work in our church, our lives, and our community. What is our role?

In this episode, Kellan talks about the characteristics needed to get things done, which means serving with our divine gifts. He's talked over a number of episodes about pillars, going through pillars we built which were integrity, language, honesty, truth, etc... and now we have the seventh pillar - service. Putting that into context with all of us creating and living our ultimate life - do you enjoy the life that you created for yourself? Do you love what you have in front of you to do?Service is foundational and is in the premise of Your Ultimate Life.The question for today (and the name of the episode), however, is - Is Service Selfish? Is what you're doing help someone accomplish their goals, alleviate struggles or empower people to remove them? Yes or no? Some would say, "well, you're just doing good stuff so that someone will praise and recognize your good deeds, not done in "real" service." Only you can answer that question.Kellan's perspective is that we're here for a reason, and whether we engage regularly in our homes, neighborhood, networking events, zoom calls...we know that underneath that our soul expands when we lovingly and in a kind way, give service. That's how we're built.Let me leave you with this, if you want to grow as a person and develop yourself to the fullest extent, then service is a part of the menu. Service is something that you need to engage in freely, joyfully, happily, with no begrudging attitude.I want to encourage you, and assure you, that as you pursue these things, you'll create the  power in your "palace of power." You will build a glorious life, and you will be living day after day, Your Ultimate Life. Connect with Kellan on social media at: Facebook: www.facebook.com/kellan.fluckiger3YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/ultimatelifeformulaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kellan.fluckiger/LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellanfluckigerTwitter:  https://twitter.com/kellanfluckiger You can find out more about Kellan and how he can help you achieve your ultimate life by checking out his website: https://www.kellanfluckiger.com/Subscribe to the podcast at:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/your-ultimate-life-with-kellan-fluckiger/id1505919748Amazon music:  https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/search/your%20ultimate%20life%20with%20kellan%20fluckigerSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6IXjYZo38go7Pv5ElanVv4Simplecast: https://your-ultimate-life-by-kellan-fluckiger.simplecast.com/Google Podcasts:  https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5zaW1wbGVjYXN0LmNvbS84YVZ1VlVkQw==Stitcher: *https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/your-ultimate-life-with-kellan-fluckiger?refid=stpriHeart: *https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-your-ultimate-life-with-ke-61503928/Deezer: *https://www.deezer.com/us/show/1028862RadioPublic:  https://radiopublic.com/your-ultimate-life-with-kellan-fl-G3AMY2

Nina Marino This week Ivy Slater, host of Her Success Story, interviews her guest, Certified Special in Criminal Law, Nina Marino about litigation and white collar crime, building an international practice, and tips and strategies.  In this episode, we discuss: Building an international law practice Growing a law practice through long-term relationships What it was like early in her career being, young, blonde, and a woman How to embrace your uniqueness to your advantage Tips and strategies for other attorneys and professionals coming forward Value of taking leadership roles in organizations Nina's complex litigation and white-collar crime practice is national and international. She negotiates with the U.S. Department of Justice, state attorneys general, District Attorneys, and Interpol in her defense of individuals alleged to be involved with Medicare fraud, Foreign Corrupt Practice Act violations and tax, cyber and other crimes. Personal Commitment to Clients and Non-Traditional ApproachesQuite simply, Nina likes to save people. Right from the start, clients understand that Nina takes their cases as personally as they do.Her presentations before U.S. Attorneys introduce new perspectives, compelling context and workable paths to resolution.Nina's unconventional combination of caring, integrity and formidable lawyering has earned her a national reputation and recognition. She discovers the shades of gray behind prosecutors' black-and-white arguments to shine new light on her clients' circumstances. Her team-driven, meticulously prepared strategies have repeatedly helped clients reach their objectives — from staying out of prison to defending allegations all the way to trial.Advancing Criminal Defense LawA prominent member of the criminal defense bar, Nina was recognized for more than 25 years of professional excellence as the recipient of the American Bar Association's 2017 Charles English Award, the highest national award for work in the field of criminal justice. Nina holds leadership roles on several ABA committees, including as a board member of the Criminal Justice Section Committee and as founder of the Women in White-Collar Subcommittee. In addition, Nina served as the Appointed Chair of the Ninth Circuit Lawyer Representatives, Central District of California.A frequent media commentator, author and speaker, Nina has steered the conversation at numerous national and international conferences on white-collar crime and fraud. Her presentation topics range from international criminal investigations and public corruption to unconscious bias in expert testimony and regulatory issues related to virtual currencies. Legal and Civic LeadershipNina has championed women's issues for more than two decades. She has helped change the gender composition of the ABA's educational programming and spoken at the Los Angeles Business Journal's Women's Summit. At the Los Angeles Daily Journal's Women Leadership in the Law series, Nina interviewed Eileen Decker, president of the Los Angeles Police Commission.Nina is the founder of the Criminal Law Section of the Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles (WLALA) and of the Los Angeles chapter of the Women White-Collar Defense Association (WWCDA). In addition, Nina serves on the board of directors of C5LA, which focuses on creating a path to college for underserved youth.The Los Angeles Daily Journal and Los Angeles Business Journal have repeatedly recognized Nina for her influence and impact on the legal profession, and she is included among Best Lawyers' top practitioners in white-collar criminal defense.In 2020, the Daily Journal recognized Ms. Marino as one of the top white collar lawyers in California. Nina was named with 27 other practitioners and only 5 other women statewide. Also in 2020 Nina was recognized by the Los Angeles Business Journal as a Leader in the Law and a Top Woman Attorney, by the California Lawyers Association for Excellence in Practice, and International Advisory Expert recognized Nina as an expert in white collar crime.  Since 2004, Ms. Marino has been voted by her peers as a Southern California Super Lawyer and a Top Woman Lawyer. Website: https://kaplanmarino.com/nina-marino/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/kaplan-marino  Twitter: https://twitter.com/KaplanMarino Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Kaplan-Marino-163848894389/ 

On May 23, Pastor Ken talked about a conversation with Paul that speaks to us today, regarding Personal Commitment, from Romans 12:1-2. Perspectives to Refresh our Personal Commitment: "Therefore” (the big picture). “I urge you by the mercies of God” (the highest motivation). “to present yourselves a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is your spiritual act of worship” (the depth of service).

You can have a bad day and be a good person. Choose who you want to be when your day is hard.Music: Newer Wave by Kevin MacLeod - standard license - Thank you Kevin!

In this episode, Malcolm interviews Charles Moore and Rick Burke from the Bruderhof. They discuss their personal stories, the history of the Bruderhof, the connection of poverty and communal living to the Gospel, and the tension between culture and intentionality in the Christian life. The Bruderhof The Bruderhof (the name means “the place of brothers” in German) is a network of communities that originated in Germany in the 1920s. With the rise of Hitler the community fled, going first to England and then to Paraguay. Over time, the community grew, and now has over 3000 members in 29 different locations. They are dedicated to living out the Gospel as a group; among other things, this means that individuals in the group don’t own private property. Love in Community Rick pointed out that two Bible verses highlight the importance of living together as a community. In 1 John 4:20, we read “Those who say, “I love God,” and hate their brothers or sisters, are liars; for those who do not love a brother or sister whom they have seen, cannot love God whom they have not seen.” It is easy to fake love of God, but not so easy to fake loving care for brothers and sisters in Christ! Similarly, Rick pointed out that 1 John 4:12 says “No one has ever seen God. But if we love each other, God lives in us, and his love is truly in our hearts.” That “but” is significant. The world is supposed to see God in the way Christians love one another. How can they see this if Christians don’t live in community? Our message is not just a bunch of words, but a concrete reality: the Kingdom of God. Communal Economics Why do the Bruderhof members hold everything in common? Why is communal living important? As Charles said, because it is important to God. The Bruderhof sees communal living as a way to live out Gospel poverty and to imitate Acts 2 and 4. Charles and Rick explained that if we see ourselves as one body in Christ, then we ought to hold our goods in common, just as a married couple do. Avoiding private property helps members to be detached and free to follow the Lord, and sharing material goods is a concrete expression of love. We discussed the importance of Christian unity, which can often be reduced to a philosophic or theological concept. In reality, unity should be demonstrated in daily life. The communal economics of the Bruderhof community is also a protest against the corrupting influence of Mammon in the world, and the violence and inequality which this influence causes. (For another discussion of the flaws in our current economic way of life, see the Happy Are You Poor episode on the topic here; we also discussed Gospel poverty in an episode that you can find here.) Following Jesus as the Sole Motivation Charles stressed that he didn’t join the Bruderhof to gain community. (In fact, he pointed out that he isn’t communal by nature!) Nor did he join the Bruderhof to “live differently” or to “escape the world”. He lives in community because the Gospel tells Christians to do so. If we see community as goal in itself, or an escape from the world, or as a means toward the success of a cause, it will fail. Only the love of Christ can support us in the daily task of serving one another in a community. Family is Sacred, but not Sufficient In any community, there can be tension between family life and the life of the community. The Family is instituted by God, and so is sacred; a community which tries to override family life is heading for disaster. On the other hand, we see from the Gospel that family is not sufficient. Families need to be integrated into a greater whole. Charles and Rick explained that in their experience, children adapt well to community life . . . in some cases, more easily than adults! Community Can’t Replace Commitment Community can’t replace personal commitment, whether for children or for adults. One of the dangers of Christian community is that it can obscure the need for each individual to make a choice to follow Christ. We can’t depend on social pressure, custom, or tradition, nor can we assume that because we fit in well with a community we are following Christ fully. Similarly, a child who grow up in the Bruderhof has to make a personal decision to remain with the community. Charles and Rick explained that parents in the Bruderhof can’t assume that their children will remain members; they may have a calling elsewhere. A related danger is basing a community on merely human strength or virtue, or seeing community as a gathering of one’s tribe or type. This will produce a clique, not a true Christian community. We’re all flawed, but in a community we can help to strengthen and support one another. Attachment Comes in Many Forms The Bruderhof emphasis on a communally economic way of life helps to avoid a certain kind of attachment, but Charles and Rick pointed out that another form of attachment is a particular danger for those living in community. Members of a Christian community can become attached to their traditions and customary ways of life. Charles emphasized that he didn’t join the Bruderhof because of the Bruderhof; he joined it to follow Christ. Communities have to remain open to the workings of the Holy Spirit, always ready to drop aspects of their culture if they are no longer a help to living the Christian life. More Information on the Bruderhof You can find more information about the Bruderhof at their website. Header Image: Bruderhof Sannerz, the house of the original Bruderhof community. By Gregor Helms  CC BY-SA 3.0

Heart to Heart - Download and listen to a powerful morning devotion on being committed, many people just go through life with no commitment to God and some are just not committed, where do you find yourself?

Connect with me on social media: www.instagram.com/geoffsteurer/ www.facebook.com/GeoffSteurerMFT Visit www.geoffsteurer.com for online courses and other supportive resources. In this episode, I interview Dr. Mark Matheson on the topic of honesty and how we can become more honest in our dealings with other people. Dr. Matheson has an MBA from Harvard and a doctorate in organizational leadership from UoP. From 2010 to 2019 Brother Matheson taught at BYU-Hawaii and Southern Virginia Universities. Before his retirement, he has been a partner and senior analyst with three investment banks. He was also an Adjunct Professor for four years and guest lectured at eight other universities. He taught at BYU Education Week for four years, seminary for five years and for the last seventeen years, when he is in Utah, he has served as a volunteer teacher serving the Utah State Prison. He loves to mentor young adults as they face multiple important life decisions. He posts thought-provoking ideas daily under the titles @ScriptureAnalyst and @ConferneceAnalyst, the same on both Instagram or Facebook. Five preliminary basic steps in improving honesty: 1) Perceive Dishonesty as a Threat to the Well-Being of Your Family 2) Seek to Understand Why You and/or Your Family has Dishonesty Issues or Events Here are two practices you can do now to analyze your level of honesty: **Conduct an Honesty Inventory for a day or a week- keep a pad and pen with you and see if you can tally how many honesty situations you are in or how many times you lied. **Do a Personal Honesty Assessment Reflect on your life and see where you have perhaps cut corners now or in the past. 3) Develop a Personal Commitment to Honesty Here are some self evaluation questions I use: Ask: Is honesty for you always a priority or only when someone calls you on it? Ask: Is honesty a proactive core characteristic of the way you conduct your life or is dishonesty the ‘default’ mode? Ask: Are we usually honest mainly when it is not inconvenient ? Is our internal consistent with our external? 4) As We Develop a Vision of Honesty for Your Family and the World 5) Trust in Positive Outcomes of Honest Behavior --Believe that honesty is the best long term course of action. --Believe that honesty is rewarded in the Long-run; not always in the short-run. -- Honesty skills need to be tested over time and under stress. I Found Two Related Core Traits of Honesty: Sacrifice & Humility 1) Sacrifice to Uphold Honesty Admit mistakes even when it costs something significant. You have to be prepared to walk away from profitable but dishonest dealings. 2) Embrace Humility as a Guard Against Dishonesty Much dishonesty stems from attempts to limit ego damage. We can improve in this by some simple actions: Accepting feedback from others Acknowledging error

We are on the journey of rebooting our Personal Commitment! In this inspiring message, we are looking at the Good Samaritan and taking note of his actions to see how we can apply them to everyday life.

The end of the calendar year is a natural time for self-reflection, and yet, so many of us struggle with following through on our New Year's resolutions. In this episode, I'll take you on a powerful reflective journey to look back at all that we experienced this year - and then we'll plan to move forward into the new year with more clarity and focused intention as far as how we can live our best lives with MS. Carve out of your day a gift of time for yourself - grab a notebook, a hot cup of tea, and take a reflective journey with me as we exercise our reflective muscle together. You won't regret it!

Today on Thomas Talks we talk about why it is important to have a personal commitment day and How you can start your own personal commitment!Find Thomas here:Thomas-pedersen.com--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/speakforchange/supportSupport the show (Http://Www.patreon.com/speakforchangepodcast)

#88 Your Personal Truth & CommitmentIn this episode of Your Ultimate Life, Kellan Fluckiger dives into the concept of creating your own personal truth and commitment document or manifesto for yourself. Abbreviated to "PTAC," this is a powerful declaration of who Kellan chooses to be in the world. The three points or takeaways will be: What is it? Why is it and Why to do it? The process is easy to get started, but, is complex to create. Your power comes from two sources. First, it comes from your divine nature and gifts. Second, it comes from what you believe to be true. Your thoughts create your feelings and your reality.This discovery allowed me to connect directly with God to understand who I was. I was then able to know "real truth" and declare it for myself.This helped me eliminate the consequences of my damaging past and make a conscious choice about who I now wished to be. Consequently, I was able to make a life-changing commitment about my purpose and intention.PTAC is NOT a series of affirmations or dreams or hopes, but, a firm declaration based on what I now KNEW to be true for me, and what I was willing to completely commit my life to become. “Your thoughts create your feelings and your reality.”Kellan Fluckiger is an author, speaker, business/life coach, and musician. Having experienced decades of depression, addictions, life-threatening illness, and even a near-death experience, his purpose here on Earth is to be a catalyst for motivation and achieving true desires. The content he creates is all about personal discovery and development, as well as manifesting gifts and talents. His diverse client base is comprised of people from all around the world, including Super Bowl champions, doctors, spiritual leaders, music coaches, and many others. For more insight and to work with Kellan, visit his website: www.kellanfluckiger.comListen to more episodes of Your Ultimate Life: your-ultimate-life-by-kellan-fluckiger.simplecast.com Connect with Kellan on your favorite platforms:Facebook: www.facebook.com/kellan.fluckiger3YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/ultimatelifeformulaLinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellanfluckigerTwitter:  https://twitter.com/kellanfluckiger Key Takeaways:A Personal Truth and Commitment is the key to creating Your Ultimate LifeYour power to create comes from two sources - your divine nature and gifts and from what you believe to be true.PTAC is NOT a series of affirmations or dreams or hopes, but, a firm declaration.A deeply personal and powerful journey.It provides you with the strength to deal with any adversity.Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google Podcasts, iHeartRADIO or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on  Apple Podcasts

If we make a practice in our lives, like going to the gym or eating healthy, if you want to lose weight and be fit, or you want to be chiseled, you've got to make a practice. It's a daily practice. You can't go to the gym for a week and eat cake for 30 days nonstop and say “hey what happened? I was getting in shape.”Whether you're feeling bad or feeling good, that doesn't matter. It's just your practice, like when you wake up and when you go to sleep. There are certain things you do. It's a fundamental practice. Just like you talk about with writing. It's a practice. Then you hit the flow state. Same thing in life. You make it a practice. Life hits a flow state.Things in life happen. People die. Nothing we can do to stop that. People we love die. Things happen. When we hit that flow state we bounce back much faster. The things that used to bring us down don't bring us down like before. Then it's only the real tragedies in life that bring us down. When a loved one dies, it's a real tragedy and that should bring you down. It's good to have loved someone that way and feel the loss. But the other stuff, the other garbage, the 99 percent of the stuff that brings us down that doesn't matter lessens and its power over us lessens. So, I would say to someone who is either down or up, what matters is a fundamental daily practice of working on your inner self that keeps you in your personal flow. - Kamal RavikantListener TribeWe have our own private social network for listeners of the Unmistakable Creative podcast. You can meet other listeners, discuss episodes, and even have the opportunity to have your favorite episode re-aired on a Friday! Just visit https://unmistakablecreative.com/tribe to sign up.UNMISTAKABLE CREATIVE PRIMEWe are launching Unmistakable Creative Prime, exclusive access to all our new monthly courses, group coaching calls, live chats with former guests as well as access to a keyword search engine of our entire podcast catalogue and much, much more. To find out more, visit https://UnmistakableCreative.com/Prime See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's episode of Better Every Day with Brad Weems features Thunder Valley Fitness member Chris Smith talking about his fitness journey. In particular, how he was motivated to get healthy once and for all and the challenges of staying fit when you're spending a lot of time in airports and hotels. Chris has gained strength, lost weight, and boosted his cardio endurance. He's even hitting new PRs as he trains for a half marathon in the middle of quarantine. Better Every Day with Brad Weems is a proud member of the Market Street Media family of podcasts. The full roster of Market Street Media shows includes: Better Every Day with Brad Weems I See You, Mama: A Maternal Mental Health Podcast with Kristina Dulaney Marketing That Works with Drew Bedard Johnson City Living with Leighton Hart Measure Once, Cuss Twice with Seth Thomas The Johnson City Small Business Podcast with Ryan McKinney One Conversation at a Time with Kelly Rhea

Links:Ryan Waters on IGMountain ProfessionalsMountain Professionals IGAbout Ryan:Working in the professional guiding and outdoor education field for seventeen years has taken him all over the world. His resume includes guiding the Seven Summits on over 50 occasions to the various summits. His background includes well over 35 expeditions in the Andes Range and 24 expeditions to the Himalayas. He is a veteran of seven expeditions to Mt. Everest, leading groups to the summit via both the Tibet and Nepal sides and three expeditions to Cho Oyu in Tibet. He has led expeditions to K2, Broad Peak (2 times), and Gasherbrum II in the Karakoram Himalaya of Pakistan and Lhotse (2 times), Manaslu (3 times), Dhaulagiri and the Southeast Ridge of 7,200 meter Pumo Ri in Nepal. A team unsupported West to East ski traverse of Greenland expanded his interests into the polar regions. In 2010, Ryan and Cecilie Skog completed a 1,117 mile/1,800 kilometer Antarctic ski expedition over 70 days from Berkner Island in the Ronne/Filchner Sea to the South Pole, continuing to the Ross Sea to complete the first ski traverse of Antarctica without resupplies or the use of kites to the ice shelf. He and Eric Larsen skied unsupported to the North Pole in Spring 2014, completing the journey in 53 days, making Ryan the first American to complete the True Adventurers Grand Slam with unsupported and unassisted full ski trips to both poles. He is the first American to ski unsupported/unassisted full length trips to both poles and has also guided clients twice on unsupported full South Pole trips. A 44 day full trip to the South Pole via the Messner/Fuchs route and a 53 day full trip to the South Pole via the Hercules Inlet route. Ryan has a Master Polar Guide certification with the International Polar Guides Association (IPGA), has a Wilderness First Responder certification, the American Institute of Avalanche Research and Education (AIARE) Level II certification. He has a B.S. degree in Geology.

We have a bit of a challenge for you this week to commit to responding resourcefully regardless of the invitations you receive from your partner to fall back into old response patterns. Listen in and give it a try! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/everbetterlife/message

Welcome to this podcast very first episode and very First PhiloSOFIE very new to this so bare with me!

With nearly 50 years’ experience in the automotive field, Jerry Holcom is an ASE Certified Master Auto Technician with the Advanced Engine Performance (L1) certification, a former Certified Master Machinist, and is also an Accredited Automotive Manager (AAM) through the Automotive Management Institute. Jerry Holcom owns S & S Service Center in Kansas City, MO,  is a co-founder of Vision and is the current President of the Midwest Auto Care Alliance (MWACA).   Key Talking Points: Your supplier or training companies invest time and money to hold meetings to help you grow stronger Respect their investment in you Your commitment, your RSVP to attend is your word Your commitment and your attendance shows your professionalism People in their private and anonymous internet world allows comments that mask the true problems Be accountable and professional for your word.         A special thanks to Jerry Holcom for sharing his passion – For The Record. Books mentioned in the content library  (https://remarkableresults.biz/books/) Leave me an honest review on iTunes (https://airtable.com/tblOgQmbnkHekpl0L/viwSbPkieMNhLOmtK/recQNomCKr1D5I9x4) . Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one of them. Email Carm HERE (mailto:carm@remarkableresults.biz) . (mailto:carm@remarkableresults.biz)       Be socially involved and in touch with the show: Speaking (https://remarkableresults.biz/speaking) This episode is brought to you by FlexCheck Auto Digital Vehicle Inspection Software. Savvy shop owners use vehicle inspections to find additional work on a vehicle that the vehicle owner may not know is needed. The most successful shop owners fully inspect every car, every time. It benefits the vehicle owner more than the shop because most vehicle owners want their autos to be reliable. FlexCheck Auto takes the power of a shop’s inspection process and puts it in the palm of your technician’s hand so that pictures, video, and vehicle specific notes about a vehicle’s condition can be shared quickly with vehicle owners. This simple, fully customizable system is designed to operate on any Android device. It improves technician efficiency in the bays, service writer efficiency at the counter, increases average repair order and builds trust with vehicle owners. Today’s vehicle owners want to receive their vehicles health status electronically, this makes FlexCheck Auto the most transparent way to do sell auto repair. Try it for free for 30 days! Go to (http://www.flexcheckauto.com) to learn more. (http://eepurl.com/bhqME9) Download the Remarkable Results Radio listening APP for your smart device: (https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1188757689)        

Chip shares three keys that will help you keep your commitments, even when the going gets tough.

Chip explores the power of commitment and how you can harness that power to turn your life around by following some time-honored principles from the book of Nehemiah.

Every great movement of God has a group of people who sacrificially gave of their lives to see the vision become a reality.  In episode 6 of our series in Nehemiah, we discover the power of a personal commitment.  There can be no real progress made until first there is a deep personal commitment.

Calvary Chapel Bishop Podcast, Pastor John Cowan, Sunday September 16, 2018  

In this episode our host Graham White sits down with Alex Busch to discuss the relationship between our character and the personal commitments we make as leaders. The...

Are we trying to cut bargains with God, or are we willing to abandon ourselves completely to him?

Peter Drucker said: Unless commitment is made, there are only promises and hopes …. But no plans! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theleadershipboost/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theleadershipboost/support

Tag Me Tuesdays-#423 February 27th The Strong Within Daily Affirmation Podcast I Am Love   “When angry count to ten before you speak. If very angry, count to one hundred.” ~Thomas Jefferson What you put into the world is what will be returned to you. We know this on a conscious level, but we don't understand it on a subconscious level. It's hard to really understand that the energy we emit is returned back to us in a magical way. That Universe is returning to us who we are in every moment. It's a relationship that feels complex, that what is given is perfectly returned, and that seems so supernatural to us at times.   That's why it's so important to remember that principle, especially when we feel angered or wronged. Well, that's only if we want to be freed from our anger instead of imprisoned by them.   On a physiological level when you are angry your brain will not properly access the frontal lobe. And the frontal lobe's main process is to carry out higher mental processes such as thinking, planning, decision making, and judgment.   And by getting to know that mere fact has brought so much enlightenment in my life. Because when I was upset or angry I felt like something was shut off inside me. I felt negative thoughts racing endlessly in my head. I felt sluggish in my thinking. I didn't feel like myself. And with anger it's like trying to win a race you're not even in.   When we are angry we want to let it out, we want to vent or maybe we want to ruminate over it endlessly wishing for the other person to feel our pains. But wishing for someone else to feel our pains only expands our hurt within. We want to heal by getting it off our chest and releasing that anger. So we want to vent to that person, to anyone who will listen to us, or have an endless loop conversation within our minds.   I was reading an article on health.com titled Things You Shouldn't Do When You're Angry by Linda Melone. She stated that “getting anger off your chest sounds like a good idea, but it may actually make matters worse. In fact, people who simply spent five minutes reading another person's online rants became angrier and less happy in a study published in the journal Cyberpsychology, Behavior and Social Networking. An earlier study also showed that venting anger by hitting pillows not only increased anger at that moment but made aggressive behavior more likely in the future.”   What the venting or the immediate aggressive action towards our anger does for us is make us feel relieved temporarily. But it doesn't heal the process. I was reading a study a few years ago where rats who were being shocked would bite other rats to help them deal with the pain. And that's what we do, we do ineffective methods to relieve our pain temporarily, while creating negative habits that keep us in anger longer.   So if you think about that for a moment, not only does venting make us angrier and more likely to express ourselves that way in the future, but it also affects the people around us in negative ways. I'm not saying we need to bottle our emotions in, but maybe venting has gotten more credit than it deserves. And if you think about a vent in your house, sure it pushes out or lets out air or gasses, but it doesn't force out crappy air…unless it's a bathroom of course. So our negative venting could literally be called crap.   I think there's a fine line between venting to talk something out and then continual venting to stay within an emotion. I've been dealing with a personal issue that I feel sad about, and I've had the urge to vent and to express myself to be heard. Which can be a good thing, but I don't want to put that out into the Universe—not because I don't need to focus elsewhere than the sadness, but because if I vent I know I'll want to vent to someone else…and then someone else.   For me, I've found I vent to stay within the emotion. It's a way for me to justify how I am feeling and not change. It's a way for me to stay in self-pity, and say poor old me, and then put someone or something else out there to blame.   I think it's my way of stepping outside of hope. It's my way of turning my back on faith and focusing on fear. I'll look at the present moment with sadness and focus on doom as if it's the end of the world…instead of remembering that everything will always work itself out in the end. If something is meant to be it will happen.   I internalize a lot of things and tend to ruminate too much on my problems. Which gets me caught in an endless thought loop that brings nothing but more frustration and sadness, not clarity. So sometimes I talk out loud to myself, so I can hear what I'm saying. And if it sounds crazy, I work to bring myself back to better feelings.   We have the tendency to take our problems too far and generalize things in our minds as we might say “no one loves me, everything always goes wrong in my life,” or “I am always going to be stuck here.” And when I'm having a conversation with myself and I say some of those negative generalizations, I will ask a poignant question… “Chris is that true? Is that REALLY true?” And if I'm willing to heal, I will say “no” and then talk myself back to more healthy thoughts and feelings.   I like to think of this saying during times of extreme frustration, “You won't be punished for your anger, you will be punished BY your anger.” So while I have the choice to feel frustrated and uncertain within a moment, I am also reminded that what I put out into the world is not only what I create in the world, but it is what I create within myself.   And if I put more anger out into the world to vent, I am more likely to get into the habit of expressing myself more negatively in the future as well. So while I struggle with pain and frustration at the moment it's only because I have forgotten one of my greatest truths…I am love.   And you…are love; we are love. We have been called by the Source of creation to spread more of what we were created from…love. So if you are feeling anger or frustration at the moment, breathe deeply, count to 10, count to 100, count to a million if need be and remember that you will become what you express. So if you want to bring more crap into your life and into the world then by all means focus on the negative venting you feel justified to do. But if you want to live in peace, harmony, and happiness then find ways to express who you are and always have been… love.   Today's Personal Commitment:  When anger consumes us, we make bad choices. But when we wish the best for people and for ourselves…we become love. When we want great things for everyone despite our pain, anger, or hurt…it frees us.   It's not that you can't get angry, or that anger is bad, or even that you can never vent. Anything can be good or bad…it's how you use it. I think it's really about becoming so aware in the moment; that when you feel your temperature rising, that pressure in the center of your chest getting ready to explode, or your blood boiling…that you take some deep breaths and count to 10 if need be before reacting. Because if we let our anger make the choices for us by flying off the handle or flying into rage and upsetness…then we are not only out of control, but we are also creating the pathway for our brain to continue these patterns. Which will keep us trapped within our negative emotions rather than being freed from them.   So what are some ways you can express more love in your life when you aren't angry?   What are more ways you can focus and express love when you are angry?   And how do you think you can create better patterns to be in control of your negative emotions rather than be controlled by them?   Some examples I've used in my life to pivot from anger to love have been:   -Going on a walk to have a conversation with myself -Counting to ten or a hundred to come back to being more rational and in control of my anger instead of the other way around -Going to the gym -If it's an argument with a person…I work on doing one thing different to change where my mind is going. Which could be saying let's go over here and talk and we physically move somewhere else to change the atmosphere, or it could be to stop trying to control the conversation and listen more, or maybe even saying something positive like “I respect you and I'm struggling here with anger let's step away for 10 minutes and come back to discuss this when I am more calm and controlled.” -Reading positive quotes or poems that remind me about control, hope, and peacefulness -Saying affirmations.   So find your healing actions, and engrain them in your mind. That way the next time you are feeling pulled to the darker side of anger, you will have an arsenal to work with to help you win the battles you are fighting at the moment. Be love not hate, be love not anger, be love not upsetness, be love not frustration, be love not revenge, and be the warden of love not a prisoner to negativity. You are what you focus on, so where are you focusing on consistently?   I Am Love   Thanks for listening.  I'm sending great energy your way as we become Strong Within together, Personal Development Life Coach- Chris O'Hearn Contact info- email: chris@strongwithin.com  phone:865-219-3247     Music by: - Zest by basematic (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. - I Have Often Told You Stories (guitar instrumental) by Ivan Chew (c) copyright 2013 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Location: Knoxville, Tennessee USA but available worldwide

Mindful Mondays-#422 February 26th The Strong Within Daily Affirmation Podcast My Disappointments Guide Me To Better Decisions   We must all suffer one of two things: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret or disappointment. Jim Rohn I remember watching a comedy called Meet The Millers With Jennifer Anniston and Jason Sudeikis. It's a silly premise where the main character creates a fake family to smuggle in a shipment from Mexico because he got involved with the wrong people and needs to correct his mistake. And the funniest part of the movie for me is when the fake daughter is hanging out with a tattooed boy who doesn't seem too bright.   Jason who plays the fake father says to the young man sarcastically “hey those are some cool tatts man” and the young gentleman says “thank you bro” as he looks them over with pride and then the boy points to his arm quite beamingly and says “you see the cobra?”   And then Jason says “what's that one?” as he points to the boy's neck. And the boy opens up his shirt, so you can see the tattoo better and he says, “that's my ‘creedo.' No REGRETS…” but he doesn't realize it's spelled wrong as it's spelled R A G R E T S.” And Jason says back to the young man, “you have no regrets?” and the boy responds “nope.” Then Jason says “not even a single letter?” and the boy responds again “no way, not me.” And Jason finishes off the scene even more sarcastically saying to his fake daughter “I love him, he's a real winner Casey.”   I'll include the clip in my blog post on my site.   Every mistake, every disappointment, and every moment that we wished we could get back…they weren't errors in our lives. They were chances for us to come to a higher awareness. I know it's easier said than done to have no regrets, and I'm not saying we shouldn't ever regret anything, but maybe we should look differently at regrets.   I love acronyms because they help me remember lessons better. I'll give some famous acronym examples to help you get on my excitement for acronym bandwagon.You remember the frozen yogurt stores TCBY? Well, TCBY stands for The Country's Best Yogurt. In fact, it used to stand for This Can't Be Yogurt until they were sued by the company I Can't Believe It's Yogurt. Or another one you might not know is the word TASER, you know for the TASER gun, well that stands for Thomas A. Swift's Electrical Rifle.   We could go on for days about acronyms we didn't know about, but let's get into my acronym to remember how to reframe looking at regrets. The guilt we feel about something we wish we didn't do will keep us from living our best lives in the present moment. So let's reframe REGRET to help you heal from your past pains and begin living more within peace and joy for your life.   REGRET stands for Realizing Every Goodbye Resolves Eventually over Time.   Now I used the word “over” in front of time, so I hope you can forgive me for putting in the connecting word to help the phrase make more sense. What I want to remind you and myself of when we say this acronym, is that all those bad things we've been holding onto…we're saying goodbye to them. All those things that we're upset about, all those pains that are hurting us in the moment and all the guilts we may feel will resolve themselves out over time.   And it's not because we never think about our mistakes ever again, almost certainly to repeat them since we didn't learn. But it's that we've become more aware by saying the REGRET acronym when we are feeling regret. We say the acronym to awaken us to better ways of healing and learning from our mistakes.   The human will is a formidable force and when we keep moving forward knowing that every mistake is a lesson, and that every regret isn't a goodbye to something bad, but a hello to something beautiful over time. Then we are eternally growing.   So think about it like this, you realize that your disappointments have guided you to better decisions…well hopefully. Some people choose never to learn, but we may have to go through disappointment after disappointment to finally engrain in our brain that this way isn't working. And the more in tune we become with our intuition, then the more we will hear those little voices in our head, and those subtle cues in our body, warning us something isn't right.   I was working with a life coaching student of mine, and at the end of our session I asked what we wanted to focus on for the next week, and she said…”I want to pay more attention to those little voices in my head that are telling me what I need to do at the moment.” She was burned out in her life and those voices would tell her what her mind and body needed. It was saying “take a nap, you haven't eaten yet; you need to get something in your stomach,” or it might say “if you only spend a few minutes on organizing you won't be so overwhelmed.”   She said that those small voices were the ones that when she listened to them, they always brought her to a place of balance. It was the good voice within telling her what she needed. And we do that a lot in our lives, we drown out that intuiton, and we listen to the more destructive voice inside. Or we drown out all the voices and just do whatever we feel NEEDS to be done by forcing things because we have so much left to do. So we try to cram it all in, and as fast as we can into one day.   Maybe if we listened a little more to our intuition guiding us…we might have less regrets. But if we can remember that a regret is Realizing Every Goodbye Resolves Eventually over Time, it will be a pathway to opens doors.   They say that for every door that closes in your life another will open. And it's a nice sentiment to say, but when you are in the thick of things it can be easy to let anxiety grip you. And I could wave my magic wand and tell you I have the answer for everyone, but that would be a lie. I think it comes down to a multitude of things, but maybe it's about finding something to place your attention on when going through hell.   Maybe it's the smile of a loved one, or the remembrance of a good conversation with a great friend, or maybe it's the calm knowing that your creator has something more in store for you. Maybe it's a past triumph and you remember how great your body felt after that success.   So let us find a higher truth and know that the mistakes in your life weren't meant to destroy, but to build you up and bring something better to you. I may not be able to look into a crystal ball to tell your fortune, but I think I can tell you your future right now. You have a great one ahead of you. There will bumps and bruises, but each one will be worth it as you get to know the amazing you.   So when going through your personal hells, remember to say the acronym REGRET out loud or in your mind, and focus on a past success or something you love. Because when it feels like that's all you can hold onto…I think it will be enough.   And if you are going to regret anything, regret being regretful…ok that was stupid. Next.   Today's Personal Commitment:  Practice saying the acronym REGRET to yourself and see how it sounds. Maybe you might have a better acronym for going through a tough time in your life. SO see if you can create an acronym that will help you remember a better way.   And if you create a cool one I'd love to hear it and share it with the Strong Within One Percenters crew…that's that I call you guys, my audience, if you didn't know that.   My Disappointments Guide Me To Better Decisions   Meet The Millers “No RAGRETS” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjkLKKgOMRY   Thanks for listening.  I'm sending great energy your way as we become Strong Within together, Personal Development Life Coach- Chris O'Hearn Contact info- email: chris@strongwithin.com  phone:865-219-3247     Music by: - Zest by basematic (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. - I Have Often Told You Stories (guitar instrumental) by Ivan Chew (c) copyright 2013 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Location: Knoxville, Tennessee USA but available worldwide  

For a full list of prayers available through this podcast and our website, please follow this link: https://psalm71.podbean.com/e/full-list-of-available-prayers-1513057365/ NOTE: These nine short, to-the-point prayers have been recorded ONCE only, for repeating. The starting time for each of the individual prayers is provided in the list below. (00:03) General Confession of Jesus as Lord and Saviour (01:45) Personal Commitment to Jesus Christ (03:10) Coming to Jesus, the Deliverer (05:25) Forgiveness Prayer (08:12) Occult Confession Prayer (09:56) Hereditary Bondage Prayer (for sins of ancestors) (12:40) Breaking Curses Confession (16:00) Loosing from Witchcraft and Dark Arts (18:05) Loosing from Domination / Breaking Soul Ties Author: Pastor Ivory Hopkins http://pilgrimsministry.org Text Source: Spiritual Warfare Training Manual, p.100-101

We continue to look at what 'revival' is, and what it could look like in our lives, our relationships, and our church. This week in Nehemiah 10 we will look at how revival leads to recommitment.

April 9, 2017; Personal Commitment by Rev. Brady Whitton; Gospel Lesson Luke 9:57-62; www.FirstMethodist.org

If we make a practice in our lives, like going to the gym or eating healthy, if you want to lose weight and be fit, or you want to be chiseled, you've got to make a practice. It's a daily practice. You can't go to the gym for a week and eat cake for 30 days nonstop and say “hey what happened? I was getting in shape.”Whether you're feeling bad or feeling good, that doesn't matter. It's just your practice, like when you wake up and when you go to sleep. There are certain things you do. It's a fundamental practice. Just like you talk about with writing. It's a practice. Then you hit the flow state. Same thing in life. You make it a practice. Life hits a flow state.Things in life happen. People die. Nothing we can do to stop that. People we love die. Things happen. When we hit that flow state we bounce back much faster. The things that used to bring us down don't bring us down like before. Then it's only the real tragedies in life that bring us down. When a loved one dies, it's a real tragedy and that should bring you down. It's good to have loved someone that way and feel the loss. But the other stuff, the other garbage, the 99 percent of the stuff that brings us down that doesn't matter lessens and its power over us lessens. So, I would say to someone who is either down or up, what matters is a fundamental daily practice of working on your inner self that keeps you in your personal flow. – Kamal RavikantKamal Ravikant is a venture capitalist and author of best-selling books such as Love Yourself Like your Life Depends on It, Live Your Truth and Rebirth: A Fable of Love, Forgiveness and Following Your Heart. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Discovering Your Holy Ambition

This PDF contains Handout 17 - Personal Commitment to Change.

Everything in life is just talk until we make a personal commitment to actually DO it. So often, the difference between people God uses greatly and people He doesn’t use comes down to which person is fully committed to Him. Is there an area of your life that you have been hesitant to commit the […]