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Today's guest is April Pertuis of LIGHTbeamers, and we're on a mission to help you put yourself out there and share your story with confidence. We dive deep into why YOUR story matters... even if you think it's boring AF. We get real about the struggles of comparison, the importance of curiosity, and why those "ordinary" stories might be the most extraordinary of all. Our challenge to you: If we can't find an interesting story in your life, I'll give you your money back. Can't-miss moments:The one question April swears by to spark your curiosity and problem-solving skills (even if you swear you have ZERO creativity or worthy ideas)...Confession time: I didn't share my digital nomad stories because I thought they weren't interesting (and April shows me how my infamous laundry scar proves I was dead wrong)... Hitting the tipping point: April reveals the final straw that made her walk away from her news reporter role for good (it's way cooler than you might think)... Living the double life: when April's first TV reporting job didn't quite cover all the bills, she turned to a surprising side hustle... You start a podcast to get tons of listeners, right? Wrong... here's the real reason April started her Inside Story podcast (and it might change how you think about starting your own show)...April's bio:April Adams Pertuis is a dynamic force in the world of storytelling and visibility, empowering mission-driven female entrepreneurs and business leaders to leverage the strength of their Story to create more connection, build community, and increase deal flow. As the visionary Founder and CEO of LIGHTbeamers, April pioneers the way for women to use their stories as a catalyst for growth. When April speaks, audiences discover the power of their own story to create more cohesive communities, build stronger relationships, and attract ideal outcomes. The key message is always “everybody has a story” and that story is a powerful beacon used to shine a light for others.Resources and links:April's website Free Story Formula Guide The Inside Story PodcastApril on Insta April on FBApril on LinkedInSupport the Show.Let's collab: Book a chat Work with Angie Get the PTKA book Let's connect: Angie's FB Page Angie on IG Angie on YT If you dig the show and want to help bring more episodes to the world, consider buying a coffee for the production team!

Aujourd'hui, j'ai le plaisir d'accueillir une invitée pétillante et passionnée : Mélodie Martin, la talentueuse créatrice de Kanaï, un service de traiteur événementiel qui enchante les papilles et marque les esprits. Dans cet épisode, Mélodie nous partage son expérience dans le monde exigeant de la cuisine haut de gamme. Vous découvrirez les défis qu'elle a dû surmonter pour se faire une place dans cet univers et comment un voyage au Canada a transformé sa vision de la cuisine et du management. Elle nous plonge également dans les coulisses de son organisation : de la conception minutieuse de ses pièces jusqu'à la coordination le jour-j.Elle nous parle de ce qui la motive profondément dans son travail, notamment le bonheur d'accompagner ses clients lors des moments les plus importants de leur vie.Enfin, pour tous ceux qui cherchent à organiser un événement mémorable, elle nous partage ses meilleurs conseils pour bien choisir son traiteur. Préparez-vous à être inspirés par cette passionnée de gastronomie et à recueillir des conseils précieux pour vos futurs événements.Installez-vous confortablement et laissez-vous emporter par cette conversation enrichissante avec Mélodie Martin.Je vous souhaite une très belle écoute ! Ressources :Comptes Instagram de Kanaï : @kanai.brunch______Entreprises / personnes citées : Boulangerie La belle miche, Pertuis @la_belle_micheCaroline de l'épicerie Vignarès, Cadenet @epicerie_vignaresEmeric Corbon, Restaurant Le Jas à La Roque d'Anthéron @lejasrestaurant Livres cités : - Ma Provence : recettes de chef, Arnaud Donckele_______ Si vous avez aimé l'épisode ou que vous voulez soutenir le podcast, vous pouvez le conseiller autour de vous, lui laisser la note de votre choix et un petit commentaire sur la plateforme sur laquelle vous l'écoutez. C'est par ces petits gestes que vous pouvez m'aider à faire grandir ce podcast et ça compte beaucoup pour moi. Pour toutes questions, faire le plein d'astuces, ou pour suivre l'actualité de l'agence, c'est par ici :Linkedin : Sarah CorreardInstagram : @agenceluna.rsSite : agenceluna.frHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Marriage and launching a business are two enormous commitments that demand tons of effort, honest communication, and grit. Balancing a thriving business with a strong marriage can be tricky, but incredibly rewarding.  For couples venturing into entrepreneurship together, it's a unique adventure that blends work and life, amplifying both successes and challenges. The key? Deep understanding, clear boundaries, and a shared vision.   In this episode, my husband, Kyle Pertuis, joins the discussion on balancing marriage and entrepreneurship. We share our journey with you – plus insights on maintaining harmony, leveraging each other's strengths, and embracing challenges as opportunities for growth. Get all the links and resources at https://www.lightbeamers.com/podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

April Adams Pertuis is a dynamic force in the world of storytelling and visibility, empowering mission-driven female entrepreneurs and business leaders to leverage the strength of their Story to create more connection, build community, and increase deal flow.She helps mission-driven leaders and entrepreneurs discover their inherent ability to reach people by teaching them how to share their story so they can create deeper connections and build strategic relationships.As the visionary Founder and CEO of LIGHTbeamers, April pioneers the way for women to use their stories as a catalyst for growth. When April speaks, audiences discover the power of their own story to create more cohesive communities, build stronger relationships, and attract ideal outcomes. The key message is always “everybody has a story” and that story is a powerful beacon used to shine a light for others.TAKEAWAYS:Don't be afraid to be vulnerable. If you think about those you follow and admire online, most of them have probably told parts of their story that you connected with. So think about how you can connect with your audience in the same authentic way. Know your ideal audience. When you know who you are talking to, you can tell your story from the viewpoint of where they are. They probably can most relate to your “before” because that's probably where they are now. It all starts with them seeing themselves in your story.Your story doesn't have to be in chronological order. We all have lots of stories to tell, but we also don't need to tell every detail. Find the stories that will most connect with your audience and then use that story to tell the beginning, transformation, and other side, your message or lessons learned. RESOURCES:Visit the blog post that goes along with this episode for more resourcesListen to April's podcast The Inside Story PodcastDownload April's Story Arc FrameworkHang out with April on InstagramSnag a seat in the Sell on Autopilot Masterclass, and learn how to use email marketing to sell while you sleep!CONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow Allison on InstagramDID YOU HAVE AN 'AH-HA MOMENT' WHILE LISTENING TO THIS EPISODE?If you found value and are ready to take action from listening to this episode, head to Apple Podcasts and help us reach new audiences by giving the podcast a rating and a review. This helps us to reach more online coaches who are creating a thriving 6-figure business.Music courtesy of www.bensound.com

Show notes: https://www.tamihackbarth.com/blog/episode-226 In this week's podcast I am talking all things storytelling and speaking with someone who has decades of experience. Meet April.

ITW CLAUDETTE VIGUIER Administratrice de production – coordination régie générale sons du lub Le festival les sons du lub fête ses vingt ans cette année !   18, 19 mai à Beaumont de Pertuis et le 25 mai à La Tour d'Aigues Un collectif d'habitants du Sud Luberon et une équipe de professionnels du spectacle tous engagés et passionnés de musique et de culture en général. Plus de 130 bénévoles ! En concert, entre autres, les négresses vertes, raspigaous, Anodine, Mundilfari, mais aussi une bourse aux instruments et bien d'autres activités que Claudette va nous détailler www.sonsdulub.fr  

Christophe Pulizzi, Chef du restaurant L'Olivier à Pertuis _ Rendre la gastronomie accessiblePrendre les rênes d'une cuisine et devenir chef à 25 ans, c'est ce qu'a fait mon invité du jour : Christophe Pulizzi.Motivé depuis petit par l'envie de se dépasser, de faire toujours mieux et de se challenger, c'est assez naturellement qu'il s'est lancé un nouveau défi : rendre accessible la gastronomie à travers un menu où les clients lui font confiance, sans savoir ce qu'ils vont manger…Choisir ses fournisseurs avec soin, dégoter des produits à la fois gourmands et locaux, imaginer, inventer et aller même chercher dans la nature, de quoi créer des plats de service qui n'existent nulle part ailleurs… Tout ça pour un objectif bien précis : offrir à ses clients une expérience unique, pour qu'ils s'en souviennent longtemps. J'ai fait une belle découverte en rencontrant Christophe et j'ai maintenant très envie d'aller tester cette cuisine, qui semble plutôt prometteuse…N'oubliez pas que vous pouvez retrouver toutes les références, dans la description de l'épisode. Je vous souhaite une très bonne écoute !

About April Adams Pertuis: April Adams Pertuis is the visionary Founder and CEO of LIGHTbeamers, helping mission-driven leaders and entrepreneurs discover their inherent ability to reach people by teaching them how to share their stories so they can create deeper connections and build strategic relationships. When April speaks, audiences discover the power of their own story to create more cohesive communities, build stronger relationships, and attract ideal outcomes. The key message is always "everybody has a story," which is a powerful beacon used to shine a light on others. April is also a #1 Bestselling Author of 3 compilation books: Elevate Your Voice, Step Into Your Brave, and Shine Your Light, and a host of the top-rated (top 2 %) Podcast, The Inside Story with April Adams Pertuis in 4th year of weekly production. Check out the latest episode of our Conversational Selling podcast to learn more about April.In this episode, Nancy and April discuss the following:April's expertise in storytelling across various platformsLightBeamers: the origin of her company nameMethodology behind crafting a compelling storySignificance of storytelling in business and its impact on audience engagementChallenges people face in sharing their stories"Little" stories vs. "Big" traumatic storiesKey Takeaways:We learn by listening to other people's stories and how they navigated their choppy waters.There is a natural, magical way to share that story in a way that will be light. There are light beamers.You're human, and nobody wants to do business with robots.In the digital age of AI, we will do a lot of business with robots in the future."It's innate in who we are and how we're designed as human beings that storytelling resonates. We tend to learn through storytelling. This is why storytelling has been around since the beginning of time. We can date it back to the caveman days, and that's how they communicated. They documented their existence by painting in the caves and telling a story. And so, stories do just that, right? They help document our existence. We've come a long way since the caveman days, and storytelling is very sophisticated. There are many ways we can utilize storytelling in our communication. We have unlimited ways to do that now in the digital age that we live in. But at the end of the day, it's still just about connecting with another human being and using storytelling to show that we are all kind of alike." – APRIL"The number one soft skill that most business owners overlook or disregard altogether. And it's what it is really like. I call it a secret weapon in business. This relates to sales, building an audience, and connecting with future and potential clients and existing clients storytelling; we can go so much further with our businesses if we incorporate more storytelling. What performs well on social media is when people, businesses, and the humans behind the business show up and tell real stories. It's not the marketing, it's not the sales pages, it's not even the beautifully crafted testimonials, although testimonials are a form of storytelling. It's just the human being a human. And so, I always say storytelling is going to be the thing that humanizes your business and will allow you to be seen differently than all the other fish in the water because it will make you unique. This is especially important right now in the world that we're entering with AI because AI cannot reproduce your story. So we're going to be bombarded, we are already being bombarded, and I think there's a place for AI; I'm not poo-pooing it, but we need to be careful not just to use AI, we need to use AI and use storytelling, and when you use storytelling, you're going to be able to infuse your personality, your own set of values kind of what you stand for, your flavor, you know, your personality. And that will help create conversions in your sales and your conversations; it's going to bring more people to you and into your audience. It's going to increase your engagement. All those things that we're all looking for as business owners." – APRIL"I'm a big fan of video because you're hearing my voice right now on the podcast. You don't broadcast anywhere on video. So you won't find me on video listening to this episode. But even just the voice, you can hear my voice and the intonation and the way I have inflection. But if you were to see me on video right now, number one, you would see my face. You will see what I look like. You would see my hand gestures because I'm quite animated when I talk, and I use my hands a lot. And I smile, right? I smile, or if I'm feeling something emotional, I might show a little more emotion in my face. And that allows, as human beings, it allows a visual clue as to who we are as people." – APRILConnect with April Adams Pertuis:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lightbeamers/Lightbeamers: https://www.lightbeamers.com/Try Our Proven, 3-Step System, Guaranteeing Accountability and Transparency that Drives RESULTS by clicking on this link: https://oneofakindsales.com/call-center-in-a-box/   Connect with Nancy Calabrese:Twitter:https://twitter.com/oneofakindsalesFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/One-Of-A-Kind-Sales-304978633264832/Website:https://oneofakindsales.comPhone: 908-879-2911LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ncalabrese/Email: leads@oneofakindsales.com

Have you ever dreamed of writing your own book? Of sharing your stories and insights through the written word for the world to read, yet felt daunted at the mere thought of taking on such a project? Well, what if I told you that the path to becoming an author, while not without challenges, is also possible with guidance and support? That your dream of sharing your story, your knowledge, and your vision through a book is not just a distant fantasy, but a tangible goal within your reach.   In today's episode, I'm giving you a candid look behind the scenes of my own writing process, with insights and advice for anyone standing at the door of this very exciting adventure, yet hesitant to take the first step. Get all the links and resources at https://www.lightbeamers.com/podcast  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's digital age, social media holds immense significance for sharing personal stories and making an impact on the lives of those who hear these stories. It has become a powerful tool for promoting empathy, unity, and personal growth through the exchange of personal stories.   Today's episode of the Inside Story Podcast dives into the role of social media in the world of storytelling. Whether you're new to social media or looking to revamp your online presence, this episode serves as a valuable guide to effectively using these platforms for meaningful storytelling and genuine connection. Get all the links and resources at https://www.lightbeamers.com/podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aurélien est le Président de l'office de Tourisme de Pertuis. "Originaire d'Aix-en-Provence où j'ai développé plusieurs entreprises, principalement dans le secteur de la restauration, solidement appuyé par les compétences de mes collaborateurs. Passionné par les modèles d'agriculture responsable, amoureux de la Vallée de la Durance, j'ai traversé le Pont de Durance il y a de nombreuses années pour m'installer à Pertuis où j'ai créé une exploitation oléicole avec la volonté de préserver la richesse de la faune et de la flore pertuisienne. Pertuisien irréductible, je déploie mon énergie pour contribuer à mettre en valeur les richesses inestimables du territoire de notre commune et de ses habitants, à travers cet outil formidable qu'est l'Office de Tourisme de Pertuis et de l'équipe qui le compose."

Pierre est élu à Pertuis, chargé de la sécurité, de la prévention, circulation, plan et développement du vélo et du cyclotourisme. A ce titre, il est un des instigateurs de cette journée vélo dans le Luberon. Fils d'un ancien coureur cycliste ayant participé au Tour de France en 1955, remporté par Louison Bobet, on trouve encore des vélos de la marque Genin, sortis du magasin familial.

durée : 00:03:12 - Vraiment nature - par : Nathalie Mazet - Pour fêter La Durance, la rivière de tous les provençaux, le Syndicat Mixte d'Aménagement de la Vallée de la Durance, invite le grand public à sa journée festive, ludique et pédagogique Dimanche 18 juin 2023 de 10 h à 20 h à Pertuis.

I think anybody will agree with me when I say that life is a journey that's full of ups and downs. While the highs are easy to embrace, the lows can be quite difficult. However, it's important to navigate through these low points if we are to grow and move forward.   I recently found myself in one of the many valleys of life, and along with the experience came a myriad of feelings I had to allow myself to feel and acknowledge in order to come to terms with everything that was happening. Get all the links and resources at www.lightbeamers.com/podcast Subscribe to my podcast — “The Inside Story Podcast with April Adams Pertuis” — and be inspired by the stories we bring to you every week. Text the words INSIDE STORY to 833-228-9446 to get notified every time a new episode drops. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I enjoy meeting people who love storytelling as much as I do. Even more so if they're the kind who are willing to take over my podcast, put me on the hot seat, and let me share my own inside stories!! Adera Angelucci is the co-founder, director, and producer of the award-winning video and marketing company, SPIRO Creative. SPIRO brings exceptional people and brands to life through video storytelling and marketing. Adera is a kindred spirit, and today she takes over the show! This was such a fun episode to do, so I invite you to listen in as Adera asks me some really interesting questions and we talk about: How I make sense of the world through storytelling, out of which I made an exciting career Shifting our mindset about sharing stories and allowing ourselves to heal through the power of storytelling An experience from 30 years ago that recently surfaced for me and allowed me to see in a positive way despite its negativity The impact of female conditioning on our ability and willingness to share our stories Plus!! Why we decided to do a podcast takeover and how we chose each other for this super fun project   Of course, we couldn't end the show without knowing about Adera, too! She shares with me the kind of storytelling she does at SPIRO Creative and why self-promotion should be a key thing for women. This was such a great experience for me to be interviewed on my own show! And if there's one takeaway I wish you gained from today's episode, it's that stories are gifts to be shared with those who need to hear them. So go ahead and share your story. I promise you, your story matters, and someone out there needs to hear it.   Interview links Connect with Adera Learn more about her business     If you haven't already, please don't forget to leave us a review. I've set a goal to reach 100 reviews this year, and I need your help! Use this link to write & submit your review >> Rate The Inside Story Podcast

If we look at the person we used to be and who we are now, I'd say one of the things that would be different is our ambition – or level of ambition. For a lot of us, it's more likely that our ambitions change or even diminish over the years, and this could be due to a number of reasons.   But what does ambition really mean? Why are so many people conflicted about whether being ambitious is a good or bad thing? Should we have more ambitions in life, or less? In a recent event I attended hosted by bestselling author and high performance coach Brendon Burchard, one of my biggest takeaways was the need for us to raise our ambitions. Get all the links and resources at www.lightbeamers.com/podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this Com d'Archi, Esther reads, on behalf of Anne-Charlotte, the story of the rehabilitation project of a former Carmes convent in Pertuis (84) by Morris & Renaud architects: quite astonishing heritage layers, of very different periods and uses, transformed into an architectural score, which articulates the rehabilitated historical architecture on the one hand and the contemporary vocabulary of the library and cultural centre programme on the other. Image teaser DR © Morris & RenaudSound engineering : Julien Rebours___If you like the podcast do not hesitate:. to subscribe so you don't miss the next episodes,. to leave us stars and a comment :-),. to follow us on Instagram @comdarchipodcast to find beautiful images, always chosen with care, so as to enrich your view on the subject.Nice week to all of you ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

durée : 00:55:12 - La Terre au carré - par : Mathieu Vidard - Sainte-Soline, Terra 2, Pertuis, GCO de Strasbourg, des luttes visant à annuler des projets jugés écocidaires maillent le territoire français. Une nouvelle constellation écologiste s'établit pour obtenir l'annulation de ces projets. - réalisé par : Valérie AYESTARAY

durée : 00:55:12 - La Terre au carré - par : Mathieu Vidard - Sainte-Soline, Terra 2, Pertuis, GCO de Strasbourg, des luttes visant à annuler des projets jugés écocidaires maillent le territoire français. Une nouvelle constellation écologiste s'établit pour obtenir l'annulation de ces projets. - réalisé par : Valérie AYESTARAY

Nathalie George, bonne à tout faire dans la création, elle a appris la cuisine auprès de sa grand-mère. Une cuisine traditionnelle, simple, pas chère et authentique. La cuisine est pour elle synonyme de partage et de convivialité. Elle a publié « La cuisine du 6ème étage » (Ed. Hérodios).  Régis Hardouin-Finez, vrai passionné du goût, des terroirs et de la gastronomie. Fondateur de la société Le Vin Partagé & Co, il est aujourd'hui caviste en chambre et propose des vins rares et des spiritueux de collection. Il est également ambassadeur du Cognac depuis 2012. Christophe Berthelot-Sampic, maître chocolatier Véritable artiste du chocolat, Christophe a, entre autres, été nommé premier apprenti chocolatier de France en 1983, a remporté le Grand Prix de la Ville de Paris en 1995. Il détient également le record du plus gros œuf moulé en chocolat de France. Il crée en 2013 son ATELIER C® premier concept-store entièrement dédié au chocolat. ATELIER C® – une expérience carrément chocolat© Myriam Moussier, diététicienne, nutritionniste. A publié « L'équilibre dans l'assiette » (Ed. Flammarion). L'équilibre dans l'assiette de Myriam Moussier – Editions FlammarionMyriam Moussier – Diététicienne Nutritionniste – sur Pertuis et Cadenet, vous conseille, vous aide et vous accompagne pour atteindre vos objectifs (perte de poids, suivi de grossesse, allaitement, sportif, réduction du taux de cholestérol…) (moussierdietetique.fr)

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Saint-Chamas không nổi tiếng như Arles hay Nîmes, hai thành phố lân cận với những công trình kiến trúc từ thời La Mã. Thế nhưng, thành phố nhỏ bên bờ Ao Berre (Etang de Berre) lưu nhiều vết tích có từ thế kỷ I trước Công nguyên, trong đó có giai đoạn những người lính thợ Đông Dương đến làm việc ở Nhà máy Thuốc súng (La Poudrerie de Saint-Chamas), thành lập năm 1690 và hiện là khu bảo tồn thiên nhiên. Còn Ao Berre, từng nổi tiếng ô nhiễm vì những khu công nghiệp, giờ là lá phổi xanh cho những ngôi làng lân cận. Giống như nhiều địa phương nhỏ khác ở Pháp, Saint-Chamas có một tòa thị chính, một bảo tàng, khu cảng cổ, những hàng cà phê dưới tán cây tiêu huyền. Thế nhưng, qua lời kể của ông Jacques Lemaire, một nhà giáo nghỉ hưu và đóng vai trò lớn trong nhiều hoạt động của thành phố, mỗi ngóc ngách đều có một bí mật, bắt đầu từ sự tích và cách đọc tên gọi Saint-Chamas. Thành phố biển hình thành cạnh núi đá vôi Ấn tượng đầu tiên có lẽ là những ngôi nhà được đào trong vách đá đối diện bến cảng ở Ao Berre. Nếu may mắn, du khách có thể đặt được phòng trong những ngôi nhà độc đáo đó và có thể phóng tầm mắt ra khắp Ao Berre rộng lớn. Ông Jacques Lemaire giải thích : “Vách đá chủ yếu hình thành từ dạng cát hóa thạch và đá vôi. Ngày xưa, đồi trườn ra sát Ao Berre nên cảng có rất nhiều chỗ cất trữ hàng hóa. Vào khoảng năm 1600-1610, người dân xin phép tổng giám mục Arles quản lý khu vực Saint-Chamas đào hầm trong đồi để làm kho hàng. Vì khu hầm thấp nhất không đủ chỗ, nên họ lại xin phép đào thêm một tầng ở trên cao, thậm chí là thêm cả tầng ba. Vì đào nhiều quá nên hầm bị sập do đất đồi rất bở và dần dần tạo thành vách như chúng ta thấy hiện nay. Sau đó, người dân Saint-Chamas thấy rằng nếu đi vòng qua quả đồi và đào ở phía bên kia đồi, thì có thể vào được kho của họ. Thế là họ làm. Từ thời đó, vào khoảng giữa thế kỷ 18, Saint-Chamas có những ngôi nhà trong hang rất đặc biệt. Theo tôi biết, ở châu Âu có duy nhất một ngôi làng nhỏ ở Tây Ban Nha có những ngôi nhà xuyên đồi, từ bên này sang bên kia như thế này. Thực ra ở vùng Vaucluse và Val de Loire vẫn có những công trình xây trong núi, nhưng chỉ dành làm kho. Còn ở Saint-Chamas, đó là kiểu hành lang xuyên từ đông sang tây, phóng được tầm mắt ra khắp khu vực Ao Berre với quang cảnh tuyệt vời nhìn từ trên cao. Có thể thấy ban đầu đó chỉ là những nhà kho, tinh chế dầu, sau đó bị bỏ hoang rồi người nghèo đến ở trái phép. Khoảng 60 năm trở lại đây, những ngôi nhà trong hang đã trở thành mốt. Hiện giờ có hai chủ sở hữu cho thuê phòng du lịch ở đây”. Dãy đồi chia Saint-Chamas thành hai khu vực : khu phố Delà, bên kia đồi với nhà thờ, tòa thị chính và khu Pertuis nằm sát cảng. Đoạn đường dọc chân vách đá với những ngôi nhà trong hang trên cao dẫn đến một quảng trường nhỏ, nơi có thể nhìn thấy ngay Cầu Đồng hồ (Pont de l'Horloge) dài 62 mét và cao 23 mét. Đây là công trình “hai trong một” : Cầu cạn và tháp đồng hồ, được xây ở hai thời điểm khác nhau. Cầu được xây sau tai nạn sập đồi và bịt luôn đường hầm nối hai khu vực. Ông Jacques Lemaire giải thích : “Người dân mỗi lúc lại muốn có thêm chỗ, thế là họ lại đào. Cùng với đường hầm nối trung tâm thành phố đến cảng, rồi đường dẫn nước tưới chạy ở phía trên gây thấm ẩm, những công trình của người dân làm bên trong quả đồi lỗ chỗ như miếng pho mát gruyère, thế là tất cả bị sập tháng 12/1863. Vì ở gần đó có cây cầu Flavien có từ thế kỷ I trước Công nguyên, cho nên người kiến trúc sư muốn làm một dự án đẹp mắt một chút. Sau đó, họ phải tìm phương tiện để chuyển đống đất đá đi. Chúng ta biết là vào lúc đó chỉ có xe cút kít, ngựa và lừa để vận chuyển. Nhà máy thuốc súng tỏ ra quan tâm và nhận hết mấy nghìn mét khối đất đá để đổ ra Ao Berre, mở rộng diện tích nhà máy. Quá trình xây dựng mất tầm 2 năm cho đến khoảng năm 1867, cây cầu cạn bắt đầu hoạt động”. Từ thành phố công nghiệp ô nhiễm đến khu bảo tồn thiên nhiên Ngay sát cầu có cầu thang dẫn lên trên để ngắm toàn cảnh thành phố trải đến Ao Berre và có thể tản bộ dưới tháp đồng hồ, được xây vài chục năm sau đó. Tháp đồng hồ cũng có câu chuyện độc đáo riêng : “Cho đến những năm 1900, đồng hồ luôn gắn với nhà thờ và được coi là dấu hiệu của Công Giáo. Ở Pháp, thời kỳ đó có ý nghĩa quan trọng, người ta nói đến thế tục hóa, nói đến nền Cộng hòa tách hoàn toàn khỏi Công Giáo, đó cũng là thời kỳ ra đời của đạo luật 1905 nổi tiếng. Vì thế, người dân Saint-Chamas, nhất là công nhân ở nhà máy thuốc súng, yêu cầu phải có một tháp đồng hồ Cộng Hòa. Vấn đề ở chỗ : Đặt ở đâu ? Họ đề nghị xây ở trung tâm làng, gần lối vào nhà máy thuốc súng cạnh đó. Đồng hồ được lắp năm 1902 và khánh thành ngày 04/09 cùng năm, đúng ngày kỷ niệm thành lập Đệ Tam Cộng Hòa”. Trên đồng hồ khắc hai chữ “RF” nhưng hai chữ này cũng là chủ đề tranh luận một thời gian : “Đồng hồ đó do một chủ doanh nghiệp làm ra. Ông ấy là hậu duệ của một người Ý nhập cư mang họ Ramela và tên là François, vì thế mà trùng với hai chữ cái đầu. Con cháu của người này vẫn nói : Đó là hai chữ cái viết tắt tên của ông chúng tôi ! Nhưng thực ra đó là hai chữ cái đầu của République Française (Cộng Hòa Pháp)”. Ông Jacques Lemaire như một cuốn từ điển sống về lịch sử thành phố. Người giáo viên ở miền bắc Pháp phải lòng với cô gái miền nam và về “ở rể” ở Saint-Chamas. Chính người bố vợ Paul Lafran đã truyền cảm hứng cho ông, bắt đầu từ khảo cổ rồi đến lịch sử thành phố và hệ sinh thái. Tất cả các bộ sưu tập của ông Paul Lafran được bảo quản trong bảo tàng mang tên ông. Bảo tàng cũng là một công trình độc đáo, nằm trong lòng đồi. “Chúng ta đang đứng ở tầng trệt của bảo tàng Paul Lafran, bố vợ quá cố của tôi. Ban đầu, ông lập bảo tàng về khảo cổ, nhưng sau đó các bộ sưu tập ngày càng được mở rộng. Tiếp theo chúng tôi được quyền sử dụng một cơ sở khá lớn, trước đó là trụ sở của Phòng Du lịch. Chúng tôi chọn gian phòng mộc mạc này, với những xà đỡ xung quanh, để trưng bày các bộ sưu tập tạm thời. Chúng tôi ưu tiên các họa sĩ địa phương, sống ở Saint-Chamas, Miramas hoặc trong bán kính 10 km, để giới thiệu họ với công chúng. Tầng phía trên là bảo tàng giúp khách tham quan khám phá thêm những bộ sưu tập của chúng tôi, như khảo cổ học, dân tộc học, trong đó có một phần nói về lịch sử nhà máy thuốc súng và những ký ức kết nối thành phố chúng tôi với những người Việt đã sống ở đây, như bản ma-két chiếc thuyền buồm do ba người thợ Việt Nam đóng. Chúng tôi có một bức tranh chân dung, mà tôi xin gọi là của “một thanh niên Đông Dương” do họa sĩ René Seyssaud nổi tiếng thế giới vẽ. Ông là người vùng Provence và được cho là nhà tiên phong của trường phái Dã thú. Ở tầng 3 còn có nhiều tác phẩm khác của René Seyssaud và của một số họa sĩ theo trường phái này”. Dấu ấn của lính thợ Đông Dương trong Nhà máy thuốc súng Saint-Chamas Những người lính thợ Đông Dương là lực lượng quan trọng cho hoạt động của Nhà máy Thuốc súng Saint-Chamas trong hai cuộc Thế Chiến. Ông Jacques Lemaire nhớ lại, khi mới chuyển đến sống tại đây, “tôi nhìn thấy nhà máy hoạt động, ống khói nhả nghi ngút”, giờ là công viên xanh mướt mắt, ngập tiếng ve vào mùa hè. “Toàn bộ khu công viên, trước là nhà máy thuốc súng có diện 137 hecta. Khi mới thành lập chỉ có 1,5 hecta, nằm gần Saint-Chamas. Nhà máy sau đó được mở rộng khi chuyển sang sản xuất chất nổ và phải tách các tòa nhà, xa nhau nhất có thể, vì nếu một khu bị nổ thì không ảnh hưởng đến những khu khác. Chuyện đó đã xảy ra năm 1936. Vụ nổ đã gây rất nhiều thiệt hại cho những khu khác. May là họ dập được khi lửa mới chớm lan sang các dãy nhà khác”. Nhà máy đóng cửa năm 1974, sau đó được Viện bảo tồn duyên hải (Conservatoire du littoral) mua lại năm 2001. Khu công nghiệp nổi tiếng ô nhiễm một thời, giờ trở thành nơi cư trú của nhiều loài chim hiếm. “Trong công viên còn lại một dãy nhà ghép và một tòa nhà khác. Đó là những máy nghiền bột cũ, may mắn được giữ lại. Viện bảo tồn duyên hải trùng tu một phần và bên trong, họ dựng hai mô hình để khách tham quan có thể hình dung. Sau năm 1830 thì có hệ thống đá mài lớn nên khối lượng nhiều hơn. Và kể từ những năm 1880, nhà máy sản xuất thuốc nổ”. Chỉ vào những bệ đá lớn, lỗ chỗ bên trong, ông Jacques Lemaire bảo “vẫn đùa với khách du lịch rằng đây là những miếng pho-mát gruyère hóa thạch. Đó là bệ của các bể chứa axit sunfuric, axit ditric và nitric”. Theo ông Jacques Lemaire, nếu đi hết những lối mòn trong công viên sẽ mất khoảng 10 km. Chặng đường không chỉ đưa khách tham quan đến với thiên nhiên mà còn là hành trình khám phá lịch sử. Trong công viên có bia tưởng nhớ nạn nhân hai vụ nổ ở Nhà máy thuốc súng. Xưởng 104 bị nổ chiều ngày 16/11/1936 khiến 53 người chết và hơn 200 người bị thương. Bốn năm sau, ngày 04/04/1940, một vụ nổ khác làm 11 người chết. Công lao của những người lính thợ Đông Dương trong Thế Chiến II được ghi trên bia gắn trên tường bảo tàng trong công viên. Theo dự kiến, một tấm bia khác ghi công những người lính thợ Đông Dương trong Thế Chiến I được gắn bên cạnh vào cuối năm 2022.

Saint-Chamas không nổi tiếng như Arles hay Nîmes, hai thành phố lân cận với những công trình kiến trúc từ thời La Mã. Thế nhưng, thành phố nhỏ bên bờ Ao Berre (Etang de Berre) lưu nhiều vết tích có từ thế kỷ I trước Công nguyên, trong đó có giai đoạn những người lính thợ Đông Dương đến làm việc ở Nhà máy Thuốc súng (La Poudrerie de Saint-Chamas), thành lập năm 1690 và hiện là khu bảo tồn thiên nhiên. Còn Ao Berre, từng nổi tiếng ô nhiễm vì những khu công nghiệp, giờ là lá phổi xanh cho những ngôi làng lân cận. Giống như nhiều địa phương nhỏ khác ở Pháp, Saint-Chamas có một tòa thị chính, một bảo tàng, khu cảng cổ, những hàng cà phê dưới tán cây tiêu huyền. Thế nhưng, qua lời kể của ông Jacques Lemaire, một nhà giáo nghỉ hưu và đóng vai trò lớn trong nhiều hoạt động của thành phố, mỗi ngóc ngách đều có một bí mật, bắt đầu từ sự tích và cách đọc tên gọi Saint-Chamas. Thành phố biển hình thành cạnh núi đá vôi Ấn tượng đầu tiên có lẽ là những ngôi nhà được đào trong vách đá đối diện bến cảng ở Ao Berre. Nếu may mắn, du khách có thể đặt được phòng trong những ngôi nhà độc đáo đó và có thể phóng tầm mắt ra khắp Ao Berre rộng lớn. Ông Jacques Lemaire giải thích : “Vách đá chủ yếu hình thành từ dạng cát hóa thạch và đá vôi. Ngày xưa, đồi trườn ra sát Ao Berre nên cảng có rất nhiều chỗ cất trữ hàng hóa. Vào khoảng năm 1600-1610, người dân xin phép tổng giám mục Arles quản lý khu vực Saint-Chamas đào hầm trong đồi để làm kho hàng. Vì khu hầm thấp nhất không đủ chỗ, nên họ lại xin phép đào thêm một tầng ở trên cao, thậm chí là thêm cả tầng ba. Vì đào nhiều quá nên hầm bị sập do đất đồi rất bở và dần dần tạo thành vách như chúng ta thấy hiện nay. Sau đó, người dân Saint-Chamas thấy rằng nếu đi vòng qua quả đồi và đào ở phía bên kia đồi, thì có thể vào được kho của họ. Thế là họ làm. Từ thời đó, vào khoảng giữa thế kỷ 18, Saint-Chamas có những ngôi nhà trong hang rất đặc biệt. Theo tôi biết, ở châu Âu có duy nhất một ngôi làng nhỏ ở Tây Ban Nha có những ngôi nhà xuyên đồi, từ bên này sang bên kia như thế này. Thực ra ở vùng Vaucluse và Val de Loire vẫn có những công trình xây trong núi, nhưng chỉ dành làm kho. Còn ở Saint-Chamas, đó là kiểu hành lang xuyên từ đông sang tây, phóng được tầm mắt ra khắp khu vực Ao Berre với quang cảnh tuyệt vời nhìn từ trên cao. Có thể thấy ban đầu đó chỉ là những nhà kho, tinh chế dầu, sau đó bị bỏ hoang rồi người nghèo đến ở trái phép. Khoảng 60 năm trở lại đây, những ngôi nhà trong hang đã trở thành mốt. Hiện giờ có hai chủ sở hữu cho thuê phòng du lịch ở đây”. Dãy đồi chia Saint-Chamas thành hai khu vực : khu phố Delà, bên kia đồi với nhà thờ, tòa thị chính và khu Pertuis nằm sát cảng. Đoạn đường dọc chân vách đá với những ngôi nhà trong hang trên cao dẫn đến một quảng trường nhỏ, nơi có thể nhìn thấy ngay Cầu Đồng hồ (Pont de l'Horloge) dài 62 mét và cao 23 mét. Đây là công trình “hai trong một” : Cầu cạn và tháp đồng hồ, được xây ở hai thời điểm khác nhau. Cầu được xây sau tai nạn sập đồi và bịt luôn đường hầm nối hai khu vực. Ông Jacques Lemaire giải thích : “Người dân mỗi lúc lại muốn có thêm chỗ, thế là họ lại đào. Cùng với đường hầm nối trung tâm thành phố đến cảng, rồi đường dẫn nước tưới chạy ở phía trên gây thấm ẩm, những công trình của người dân làm bên trong quả đồi lỗ chỗ như miếng pho mát gruyère, thế là tất cả bị sập tháng 12/1863. Vì ở gần đó có cây cầu Flavien có từ thế kỷ I trước Công nguyên, cho nên người kiến trúc sư muốn làm một dự án đẹp mắt một chút. Sau đó, họ phải tìm phương tiện để chuyển đống đất đá đi. Chúng ta biết là vào lúc đó chỉ có xe cút kít, ngựa và lừa để vận chuyển. Nhà máy thuốc súng tỏ ra quan tâm và nhận hết mấy nghìn mét khối đất đá để đổ ra Ao Berre, mở rộng diện tích nhà máy. Quá trình xây dựng mất tầm 2 năm cho đến khoảng năm 1867, cây cầu cạn bắt đầu hoạt động”. Từ thành phố công nghiệp ô nhiễm đến khu bảo tồn thiên nhiên Ngay sát cầu có cầu thang dẫn lên trên để ngắm toàn cảnh thành phố trải đến Ao Berre và có thể tản bộ dưới tháp đồng hồ, được xây vài chục năm sau đó. Tháp đồng hồ cũng có câu chuyện độc đáo riêng : “Cho đến những năm 1900, đồng hồ luôn gắn với nhà thờ và được coi là dấu hiệu của Công Giáo. Ở Pháp, thời kỳ đó có ý nghĩa quan trọng, người ta nói đến thế tục hóa, nói đến nền Cộng hòa tách hoàn toàn khỏi Công Giáo, đó cũng là thời kỳ ra đời của đạo luật 1905 nổi tiếng. Vì thế, người dân Saint-Chamas, nhất là công nhân ở nhà máy thuốc súng, yêu cầu phải có một tháp đồng hồ Cộng Hòa. Vấn đề ở chỗ : Đặt ở đâu ? Họ đề nghị xây ở trung tâm làng, gần lối vào nhà máy thuốc súng cạnh đó. Đồng hồ được lắp năm 1902 và khánh thành ngày 04/09 cùng năm, đúng ngày kỷ niệm thành lập Đệ Tam Cộng Hòa”. Trên đồng hồ khắc hai chữ “RF” nhưng hai chữ này cũng là chủ đề tranh luận một thời gian : “Đồng hồ đó do một chủ doanh nghiệp làm ra. Ông ấy là hậu duệ của một người Ý nhập cư mang họ Ramela và tên là François, vì thế mà trùng với hai chữ cái đầu. Con cháu của người này vẫn nói : Đó là hai chữ cái viết tắt tên của ông chúng tôi ! Nhưng thực ra đó là hai chữ cái đầu của République Française (Cộng Hòa Pháp)”. Ông Jacques Lemaire như một cuốn từ điển sống về lịch sử thành phố. Người giáo viên ở miền bắc Pháp phải lòng với cô gái miền nam và về “ở rể” ở Saint-Chamas. Chính người bố vợ Paul Lafran đã truyền cảm hứng cho ông, bắt đầu từ khảo cổ rồi đến lịch sử thành phố và hệ sinh thái. Tất cả các bộ sưu tập của ông Paul Lafran được bảo quản trong bảo tàng mang tên ông. Bảo tàng cũng là một công trình độc đáo, nằm trong lòng đồi. “Chúng ta đang đứng ở tầng trệt của bảo tàng Paul Lafran, bố vợ quá cố của tôi. Ban đầu, ông lập bảo tàng về khảo cổ, nhưng sau đó các bộ sưu tập ngày càng được mở rộng. Tiếp theo chúng tôi được quyền sử dụng một cơ sở khá lớn, trước đó là trụ sở của Phòng Du lịch. Chúng tôi chọn gian phòng mộc mạc này, với những xà đỡ xung quanh, để trưng bày các bộ sưu tập tạm thời. Chúng tôi ưu tiên các họa sĩ địa phương, sống ở Saint-Chamas, Miramas hoặc trong bán kính 10 km, để giới thiệu họ với công chúng. Tầng phía trên là bảo tàng giúp khách tham quan khám phá thêm những bộ sưu tập của chúng tôi, như khảo cổ học, dân tộc học, trong đó có một phần nói về lịch sử nhà máy thuốc súng và những ký ức kết nối thành phố chúng tôi với những người Việt đã sống ở đây, như bản ma-két chiếc thuyền buồm do ba người thợ Việt Nam đóng. Chúng tôi có một bức tranh chân dung, mà tôi xin gọi là của “một thanh niên Đông Dương” do họa sĩ René Seyssaud nổi tiếng thế giới vẽ. Ông là người vùng Provence và được cho là nhà tiên phong của trường phái Dã thú. Ở tầng 3 còn có nhiều tác phẩm khác của René Seyssaud và của một số họa sĩ theo trường phái này”. Dấu ấn của lính thợ Đông Dương trong Nhà máy thuốc súng Saint-Chamas Những người lính thợ Đông Dương là lực lượng quan trọng cho hoạt động của Nhà máy Thuốc súng Saint-Chamas trong hai cuộc Thế Chiến. Ông Jacques Lemaire nhớ lại, khi mới chuyển đến sống tại đây, “tôi nhìn thấy nhà máy hoạt động, ống khói nhả nghi ngút”, giờ là công viên xanh mướt mắt, ngập tiếng ve vào mùa hè. “Toàn bộ khu công viên, trước là nhà máy thuốc súng có diện 137 hecta. Khi mới thành lập chỉ có 1,5 hecta, nằm gần Saint-Chamas. Nhà máy sau đó được mở rộng khi chuyển sang sản xuất chất nổ và phải tách các tòa nhà, xa nhau nhất có thể, vì nếu một khu bị nổ thì không ảnh hưởng đến những khu khác. Chuyện đó đã xảy ra năm 1936. Vụ nổ đã gây rất nhiều thiệt hại cho những khu khác. May là họ dập được khi lửa mới chớm lan sang các dãy nhà khác”. Nhà máy đóng cửa năm 1974, sau đó được Viện bảo tồn duyên hải (Conservatoire du littoral) mua lại năm 2001. Khu công nghiệp nổi tiếng ô nhiễm một thời, giờ trở thành nơi cư trú của nhiều loài chim hiếm. “Trong công viên còn lại một dãy nhà ghép và một tòa nhà khác. Đó là những máy nghiền bột cũ, may mắn được giữ lại. Viện bảo tồn duyên hải trùng tu một phần và bên trong, họ dựng hai mô hình để khách tham quan có thể hình dung. Sau năm 1830 thì có hệ thống đá mài lớn nên khối lượng nhiều hơn. Và kể từ những năm 1880, nhà máy sản xuất thuốc nổ”. Chỉ vào những bệ đá lớn, lỗ chỗ bên trong, ông Jacques Lemaire bảo “vẫn đùa với khách du lịch rằng đây là những miếng pho-mát gruyère hóa thạch. Đó là bệ của các bể chứa axit sunfuric, axit ditric và nitric”. Theo ông Jacques Lemaire, nếu đi hết những lối mòn trong công viên sẽ mất khoảng 10 km. Chặng đường không chỉ đưa khách tham quan đến với thiên nhiên mà còn là hành trình khám phá lịch sử. Trong công viên có bia tưởng nhớ nạn nhân hai vụ nổ ở Nhà máy thuốc súng. Xưởng 104 bị nổ chiều ngày 16/11/1936 khiến 53 người chết và hơn 200 người bị thương. Bốn năm sau, ngày 04/04/1940, một vụ nổ khác làm 11 người chết. Công lao của những người lính thợ Đông Dương trong Thế Chiến II được ghi trên bia gắn trên tường bảo tàng trong công viên. Theo dự kiến, một tấm bia khác ghi công những người lính thợ Đông Dương trong Thế Chiến I được gắn bên cạnh vào cuối năm 2022.

Being an entrepreneur is not easy. But what about being an entrepreneur who's also married to one – does it make things extra challenging?   Today's episode is extra special because I'm joined by my husband, Kyle Pertuis. We're talking all things marriage and entrepreneurship, and what happens behind the scenes as we make both aspects of our lives not only work, but thrive.   Join me and Kyle as we share with you: Kyle's entrepreneurial journey and how his coaching business came about How COVID changed our dynamic at home and in our businesses, and what I think helped us most when we found ourselves working side by side at home! The best – as well as the hardest -- parts of being entrepreneurs and the greatest motivator & driver for us to continue doing what we do Family life and how we try and exhibit our core values at home Kyle's advice for other entrepreneurs – it's an acronym, and you know how much I love those!! What we've learned from each other over the years, and The things we're looking forward to in the next six months, in our personal lives and for our businesses   There are no secrets to making a marriage work while balancing the demands of being entrepreneurs. It takes commitment, having shared values, and so much more, but it IS possible.   I'm grateful that Kyle and I get to do what we love to do, and also be in a relationship where there's abundant support for each other. It's the best thing in the world, and I want it no other way.       The Storytelling Symposium is going live and in-person again this year! Be inspired in the company of women who are stepping into their brave and sharing their stories. Join us in San Antonio, Texas on September 25-26, and get ready for your life to be transformed. To know more, click here: www.lightbeamers.com/symposium Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

April and I talked about the power of storytelling. How your story is your message to bring people into your world and much much more. April! I'm a Storyteller, and a firm believer that everyone has a story. I am also a Visibility and Media Specialist, and after more than 30 years as a journalist, producer, and writer, I now work with people and brands to help them tell their story in a more authentic way. One of my favorite components of storytelling is piecing the puzzle together to craft a compelling, emotional and meaningful story that touches others. No matter what the business is, what the product is, what the service is — the heart of people is always what matters! I have a 25+ year career as a TV Journalist, Video Producer, Writer and Speaker; I know the value of stories.... and I know how to help YOU make sense of yours. I've interviewed future Presidents, Fortune 500 CEO's, Professional Athletes, and Millionaires... and guess what? Your Story is equally as exciting as theirs. You just need to learn how to tell it, and connect it properly to your message & mission. (there is a connection, I promise!) I've never walked away from an interview without a story to share. It's fascinating to me to uncover someone's uniqueness.... and to help them see it, too! I love this work so much because it lights me up and feeds my insatiable curiosity. When you share your story, you can effectively attract an audience, which can help you grow your business, expand your reach, build a platform, have a larger impact in the world.... when you do this, you shine a LIGHT. My passion created the LIGHTbeamers Community on Facebook to give women (and men, too!) a private and safe space to have open and honest conversations about life, business, personal growth, and spirituality. I also launched my podcast titled The Inside Story Podcast, where I take you behind the curtain of the biggest success stories of entrepreneurs, thought leaders, and change makers.... the men & women who have walked through fire and come out on the other side brighter. Stories that help build connections, community, and collaboration. (lightbeamers.com) You can reach out to the Host of the 150K Podcast Joseph Graham below 150K Podcast (@150kpodcast) • Instagram photos and videos (3) The 150K Podcast | Facebook

Your story is a powerful piece of your marketing strategy. April Pertuis shares why crafting an emotional and meaningful story is key to an author's success for more visibility.

Cette semaine nous avons reçu un communiqué. Il s'agit de la revendication d'un sabotage de machines Pellenc, s'inscrivant dans une lutte en cours dans le Luberon. Le conflit oppose des écologistes au groupe Pellenc, une entreprise spécialisée dans l'innovation technologique et la robotisation de l'agriculture, dont le PDG, Roger Pellenc est aussi maire de Pertuis. Soutien à la ZAP de Pertuis et aux écologistes en lutte. https://floraisons.blog/sabotage-des-machines-pellenc/ https://zappertuis.noblogs.org/post/2021/12/10/notre-lutte/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/floraisons/message

On this episode I want to congratulate a former member of the GB Master Minds, April Adams Pertuis for having had launched her new book, Elevate Your Voice, along with 13 other amazing authors in it. I thought it fit to re-share this episode because it talks about all things storytelling and this is how we do it. In this episode we're talking about: Finding the realness in your storyNo one is gonna love your business as much as YOUCollaborators can't read your brainIf you loved today's interview, be sure to connect with April Adams Pertuis over on Instagram! @lightbeamersWe'd love if you would share this episode over on Instagram! Screenshot this episode, tag @itsgeorgebryant, and we'll share it on our stories too. ◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️⬇️ More resources for you... ⬇️FREE TRAINING: Attract & Convert Your Best Customershttps://georgebryant.dropfunnels.com/tsr-method/enter-tsr/Our Ultimate Digital Marketing Toolkit: Legacy Brand Bundlehttps://georgebryant.dropfunnels.com/legacy-brand-bundle-upgrade/legacy-brand-bundle-1-1The Lighthouse Method Course: Simple & Effective Scale Your Businesshttps://georgebryant.dropfunnels.com/the-lighthouse-method-course-funnel/lighthousemethod/The Eternal Flame Method: The Last Email Course You'll Ever Needhttps://theeternalflamemethod.com/program/join-now/ ◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️

Have you ever thought about being an author or stepping on stage to speak? If so then you know you must have a well-crafted story. On today's episode I'm talking with April Pertuis, a story expert.   She's not just talking about how to tell a story, but how to make sure it gets out to those who are ready to hear it.   “Publishing the book is only half the work.”  April Pertuis  April's book project, Elevate Your Voice is now available on Amazon. Check out the stories of the 14 women who worked with April to share their stories as only they could.   This isn't your typical book collaboration. April developed a program centered around embracing and telling their stories. The book is the bonus, the tangible result of the work and experience.   These women worked together in a community. Yes, each person had their own story and April led them through the process in weekly calls as a group. A professional editor was hired too.  All the participants received feedback from April the story expert, from Lanette Pottle the publisher and from the editor. With each piece of feedback, the authors were able to refine and polish their story.   Hear how these authors can now share these stories (and others) in multiple ways moving forward. Some of the participants feel confident and ready to write their own book after learning how story development and publishing work.   April breaks down how people chose the stories they wanted to share. There was an over-arching theme, but each person chose what was meaningful to them.   When you hear this table of contents (each story) you're going to be blown away!  What's next?   We know that the publication of the book is really the beginning. It's the opening of a door for the authors.   One woman launched a business as a result of telling her story  Another is now writing her own full-length book  Another group is already on the way to publishing book number 2!  April has seen increased visibility and opportunities as a result of working on this project   I love that this is a springboard for those who chose to participate. In long game style, opportunities show up when we face the fear and move forward.   Hear how April determined if this project would be a good fit for her. This insight and perspective are something we can all benefit from.  Another long-game approach: community.   These women are now connected. They supported each other and they all helped one another. Relationships were formed that will continue well beyond the publish date.   We finish up with the marketing info. April and her team developed an incredible plan for promotion. Hear what they created to make sure the book was a success. Just a few things included:   Graphics and materials with a cohesive brand across all authors   Developed a launch team to help with promotions  Set up interviews to help each author  The next cohort has begun! April shares how one of the authors in the 2nd group helped an author who was fearful to open the box of books when they arrived. You're going to love it.   Lastly, the proceeds of the book are going to Kiva! What an amazing way to pay it forward.   I'm going to make sure April comes back later this year to give us an update on how the book and the authors are doing as well as info on the next one!     Buy the book!   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Joyan sits down with April to talk about all things storytelling. April pulls back the curtain and takes us up the mountain and down the hills of her own personal journey, tips on how to tell your stories, and the insider scoop on the LIGHTbeamers community. You will learn how to get through the fear of judgement and how to be an effective storyteller. Our goal is to empower you to rise up and use your voice authentically and courageously. Everyone has a story and now it's your time to shine a light in the world with yours. What we talk about: Overcoming fear of judgement in the online world Storytelling helps grow our business Simple storytelling framework Being a lightbeamer with your story Tips on creating videos and building community Episode Resources: April Website April Instagram April Facebook Episode Sponsor: Visit Get The Law of Attraction Website Follow them on Instagram, DM with promo code [JOYAN] for free gifts and discounts Like this show? Please leave us a review here - Even one sentence helps! Post a screenshot of you listening on Instagram and tag us @findjoywithjoyan_podcast so we can thank you personally! For 1:1 coaching with Joyan, visit HERE Join my Facebook community for female entrepreneurs HERE Download The Newbie's Guide to Building Authority HERE Subscribe to YouTube channel Follow me on Instagram and Facebook ABOUT: A self-made entrepreneur, international speaker, award-winning coach, and host of Find Joy with Joyan podcast, Joyan Chan is committed to empower new and aspiring entrepreneurs with unshakable confidence, clarity and courage in their journey of becoming. The heart of her work is centered on impacting lives through mentorship with a desire to fulfil her highest purpose. Prior to her current role, Joyan has led an impressive career as a young lecturer and business owner in her years of working in the fashion industry. It all changed when she found herself struggling with depression and lacking a sense of purpose and happiness. She transformed her own life and turned her depression into empowerment that eventually led her down the path of coaching. Her stories have touched many lives across the world that inspire people to shine through their own identity and story. Joyan has been featured in numerous magazines, publications, shows and has spoken at several industry events. In early 2022, Joyan was named as a successful people in her home country, she said, “because I took the courage to take the path less taken.” A true leader in every way, when she is not busy empowering lives, you will find her enjoying her own solitude in yoga, meditation, reading and connecting with her true authentic self. Meet me at joyanchan.com

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This episode is being brought to you by Forecast - located in Homewood Alabama. Forecast is a hair salon on a mission to shape a movement in the beauty industry focusing on education, fashion and creativity. Forecast strives to train stylists with the latest in education to provide their guests with the latest trends. Follow them on Instagram @forecastsalon or find them online at https://www.forecastsalon.com/ As this podcast goes to air, the light of the moon is increasing, magnifying your energy, your intentions out into the world. Are you focusing on the positive aspects of your life, or are you focused on the drama and negativity?  Good questions to be asking right now. You can rewrite the things you tell yourself about the past and the people in your life. You may not be able to change the past, but you can change the story you tell yourself about it. As the light builds to the next full moon you may notice an intensity that can stir up emotions often buried deep below the surface of your being. It's been an intense year, and a lot of what you … each of us.. has been going through could start to surface as we approach this last full moon of the year. We have lots of Neptune energy coming in so check in with your dreams and reflect on them and on your relationships..  Knowing your truth … your voice.. your Spirit ...is so valuable at this time.  I know for me it's been a rough year.. personally and professionally ...and if I didn't have my spiritual practice to turn to each day, I am not quite certain where I would be right now. And that's where the RITES come in to help you move through all this stuff! It is time to take a leap in consciousness. Getting out of your comfort zone and breaking free of your old fears is very important. Finding way to tend to the struggles of your life  with the tools that offer you RITES for your everyday can add inspiration and amusement, and joy. Rites being Reiki.. intuition.. tarot.. eft and stones and crystals.  It can free you from unnecessary stress that Is going on in the world. All these cosmic forces and energy alignments, I talk about on my Energy Focus for the week which you can find live on Sunday nights on Instagram and FB. We talk about what's going on, we align our energy, set intentions  for the week and I pull the Tarot cards for guidance. If you can't join me live get on my email list and you will receive the energy focus first thing on Monday mornings.  As we move through these comic transitions, now is the time to clean up your energy with an energy clearing session.  Schedule one now.. in person or online. When you work with the energy body, it helps to release the old patterns and all that  old stuff.  Links will be in the show notes. When you start going within and connecting to your soul and your spirit, you will find your answers. In today's episode, I speak with April Adams Petrius.  April has been so helpful to me this year with her support and guidance… never judging … as she helped me open up more to my story and empower my voice. I wanted to  being her on the show and talk about her work ... changing women's lives through storytelling and visibility.  We talk about getting vulnerable, what happens when we open up our voices, helping women see their power, truth, visibility and how all this can help build relationships in your community. April Adams Pertuis is a Visibility and Media specialist. She is in the business of storytelling. Her philosophy is “everyone has a story” and she's fascinated with getting to the Core of what that story is. April's career spans more than 30 years as a journalist, producer, writer, and positive encourager. She is an award-winning video journalist who has worked for CBS Television, HGTV, DIY Network, Food Network, and numerous private industries where she has interviewed thousands of people and crafted their story as a result.  Today, April works with people and brands to help them tell their story in a more authentic way so they can reach more customers, attract new clients, grow their audience, and ultimately tap into their true power.  One of her favorite components of storytelling is piecing the puzzle together to craft a compelling, emotional and meaningful story that touches others. No matter what the business is, what the product is, what the service is — the heart of people is always what matters!  April's passion created the Lightbeamers Community on Facebook to give women a private and safe space to have open & honest conversations about life, business, personal growth, and spirituality. She also launched her own podcast titled The Inside Story Podcast, where she takes listeners behind inspiring success stories of different men and women, including her own.  April has studied under mentors Marie Forleo and Gabrielle Bernstein to further her knowledge and understanding of business and spirituality, and how the they co-exist in today's modern world. She is also a deeply devoted member of her church, where she has served in many leadership roles, including being ordained as a Deacon.  Her thirst for anything personal development & spiritual growth is never-ending, and her enthusiasm and positive energy is infectious. April leads retreats, workshops, and storytelling symposiums throughout the year to take women on a storytelling journey — helping them tap into their authentic voice and learn the power of their words.  Her motto is “when we share our stories, we shine our light” — and her goal is to have women share their journey more openly so it may inspire others to do the same.  When she's not spinning her ideas into projects, April spends a good amount of time volunteering in her community because “when you do good, good comes to you”. She also spends her time chasing her two kids and dreaming of her next vacation to quiet beaches with her husband. Forever a “girl of summer”, April enjoys anything related to the summer sun — beaches, pools, hiking, lakes, rivers, backyard BBQ's, and spending time family and friends. Yes.. as April says… when you are empowered to honor your truth (not run away from it or be ashamed of it) you ignite your light which in turns helps others to shine theirs.  Check out April's offerings and come join the Lightbeamers Community on Facebook. Follow her on Instagram. Her first book, "Elevate Your Voice" is a due out Spring 2022. A collaboration of women's voices under the guidance of April and Lanette Pottle. What an amazing project! Come on over to my website at terriannheiman.com.  check out the podcast, the Energy Focus, my upcoming Intuitive Path Group and my Spiritual Retreat - Costa Rica 2022 - Reiki Shamanism. And pick up a piece of jewelry while you are there. If you liked this podcast, leave me a review on iTunes and share this podcast out with others! Reach out for a spiritual upgrade to help you navigate the waters of 2022.  Get the Rites into your everyday life. Thanks again for listening! To your Spirit, Terri PS… The Intuitive Path Winter Season is coming up.  The Winter is a time to go deeper within.  It's a time to connect with your ancestors.  Heal the traumas you take on. Want to see what this program is like and how you can tap into your Soul Energy? Join me Tuesday, Dec 14th  in my next masterclass… From Past Lifetimes to Present… Why accessing your soul energy of your past is so valuable in this lifetime. Register here. And one lucky participant will win a free Akashic Reading with me.  You must be present to win. PSS.. Spiritual Retreat – Costa Rica 2022 – Reiki & Shamanism Join Terri's Facebook Group  Follow Terri on Instagram Find her on LinkedIn Episode Credits: Sound Engineer: Laarni Andreshttps://www.facebook.com/laarni.andres.7

L'association Roulez Mob'ilité recrute deux chauffeurs de ramassage de personnes. La zone d'intervention se situe dans l'est Vaucluse : Valréas, Vaison la Romaine, Malaucène, Sault, Apt, Pertuis. Pour postuler rapprochez vous de votre conseiller pôle emploi avec le numéro d'offre : 121XPLY.

About April: I am a video and storytelling specialist. I use all my skills and knowledge as a journalist and video producer to teach other people how to craft their message and find the story!! I also teach other people how to get more comfortable being on camera for video and livestreaming on social media -- this includes getting over the fear, learning critical techniques for mastery, and incorporating key storytelling prompts to give you endless ways to show up for your audience and share your message in a way that will connect! I believe in clear, effective communication. I help people get crystal clear on their message and learn to share concisely yet with maximum impact. I believe there is a story in all of us -- even in business! Connect with April: april@lightbeamers.com Sign Up For BYOB Social: https://www.thetimetogrow.com/BYOBSocialPostingOfficial Join Our Facebook Communities: LinkedIn Leads Network Marketing

In this Com d'Archi, Esther reads, on behalf of Anne-Charlotte, the story of the rehabilitation project of a former Carmes convent in Pertuis (84) by Morris & Renaud architects: quite astonishing heritage layers, of very different periods and uses, transformed into an architectural score, which articulates the rehabilitated historical architecture on the one hand and the contemporary vocabulary of the library and cultural centre programme on the other. Image teaser DR © Morris & RenaudSound engineering : Julien Rebours___If you like the podcast do not hesitate:. to subscribe so you don't miss the next episodes,. to leave us stars and a comment :-),. to follow us on Instagram @comdarchipodcast to find beautiful images, always chosen with care, so as to enrich your view on the subject.Nice week to all of you ! Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Could you serve others simply by telling your story? How many times has listening to the stories of others helped you in your life? You have more to offer than you think. Maybe it's time to see your experiences for what they are: valuable! Welcome to this episode of the Beyond Success Podcast. This series of conversations with business experts and captains of industry, is here to serve you in your growth as an entrepreneur. No matter what level of success you are at, there are always areas of growth open to us. So please join us in the collective uplift by listening, learning, enjoying and sharing this podcast! This week we're telling stories and encouraging you to do so too!! Daniel's guest is April Pertuis, founder of Light Beamers and expert story teller! April's Passion is helping women unlock the story within, so they can own it, speak it, and share it with others. It doesn't matter if you are a preacher, an artist, an entrepreneur, or factory worker -- YOU have a story, and it holds a powerful message others need to hear! She has a 25+ year career as a TV Journalist, Video Producer, Writer and Speaker; she knows the value of stories and how to help YOU make sense of yours. Building her own business, she knew it was going to be incredibly important that she learn to tell her own story.... and really struggled at first. But the key points of your story have to do with your journey and where you've struggled along the way, and how you've thrived! If you're stuck, that just means the story is holding power over you. Instead, we'd like to show you how to USE your story in a powerful way! Connect with April here: Website: www.lightbeamers.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/lightbeamers Instagram: www.instagram.com/lightbeamers To subscribe to my YouTube channel, please go here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMdAvGk6xa5fptmdULliJrg Want to manifest money now? Play the 'Money Game' to harness the power of micro-shifting to attract abundance immediately. Get your Ebook for $1. Buy NOW. Do you want inevitable & sustainable financial abundance, based on your own unique 'Money DNA'? Watch our brand new webinar Interested in working with Dan 1-2-1? In collaboration with other highly successful experts, he will help you reach financial freedom in 6 months or less: Apply Here *PLEASE RATE US AND SHARE* Join me on: Facebook Instagram Twitter Music Credit: "Freeling", Lauren Duski Timestamps of interest: 01:00 - Welcome April 04:00 - Stories sell & can save your business 08:05 - There are so many ways to tell a story 11:30 - Support them in an empowering way, by taking them on a journey 22:27 - You have everything you need at your fingertips, to tell & sell your story 27:00 - Sharing your story shines a light back at you! 31:02 - A ‘found object' 39:25 - Reach out to April here…

Could you serve others simply by telling your story? How many times has listening to the stories of others helped you in your life? You have more to offer than you think. Maybe it's time to see your experiences for what they are: valuable! Welcome to this episode of the Beyond Success Podcast. This series of conversations with business experts and captains of industry, is here to serve you in your growth as an entrepreneur. No matter what level of success you are at, there are always areas of growth open to us. So please join us in the collective uplift by listening, learning, enjoying and sharing this podcast! This week we're telling stories and encouraging you to do so too!! Daniel's guest is April Pertuis, founder of Light Beamers and expert story teller! April's Passion is helping women unlock the story within, so they can own it, speak it, and share it with others. It doesn't matter if you are a preacher, an artist, an entrepreneur, or factory worker -- YOU have a story, and it holds a powerful message others need to hear! She has a 25+ year career as a TV Journalist, Video Producer, Writer and Speaker; she knows the value of stories and how to help YOU make sense of yours. Building her own business, she knew it was going to be incredibly important that she learn to tell her own story.... and really struggled at first. But the key points of your story have to do with your journey and where you've struggled along the way, and how you've thrived! If you're stuck, that just means the story is holding power over you. Instead, we'd like to show you how to USE your story in a powerful way! Connect with April here: Website: www.lightbeamers.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/lightbeamers Instagram: www.instagram.com/lightbeamers To subscribe to my YouTube channel, please go here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMdAvGk6xa5fptmdULliJrg Want to manifest money now? Play the 'Money Game' to harness the power of micro-shifting to attract abundance immediately. Get your Ebook for $1. Buy NOW. Do you want inevitable & sustainable financial abundance, based on your own unique 'Money DNA'? Watch our brand new webinar Interested in working with Dan 1-2-1? In collaboration with other highly successful experts, he will help you reach financial freedom in 6 months or less: Apply Here *PLEASE RATE US AND SHARE* Join me on: Facebook Instagram Twitter Music Credit: "Freeling", Lauren Duski Timestamps of interest: 01:00 - Welcome April 04:00 - Stories sell & can save your business 08:05 - There are so many ways to tell a story 11:30 - Support them in an empowering way, by taking them on a journey 22:27 - You have everything you need at your fingertips, to tell & sell your story 27:00 - Sharing your story shines a light back at you! 31:02 - A ‘found object' 39:25 - Reach out to April here…

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April Adams Pertuis is the creator and founder of light beamers and the Light beamers Community. She is a former television journalist and worked in Video Marketing for over 20 years. It's her belief that Everybody Has A Story! She is a Visibility and Media specialist and is in the business of storytelling. She's fascinated with getting to the Core of what that story is. April's career spans more than 30 years as a journalist, producer, writer, and positive encourager. She is an award-winning video journalist who has worked for CBS Television, HGTV, DIY Network, Food Network, and numerous private industries where she has interviewed thousands of people and crafted their story as a result. Today, April works with people and brands to help them tell their story in a more authentic way so they can reach more customers, attract new clients, grow their audience, and ultimately tap into their true power. You are welcome to connect with her at Website: www.LIGHTbeamers.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lightbeamers/ Private FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/LIGHTbeamersCommunity Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lightbeamers/

I first met today's guest, April Adams Pertuis, in an online community for female entrepreneurs.  She was an award-winning journalist for many years, before deciding to take her skills online to reach as many people as possible. April believes every woman has a story to tell and it's her mission to teach them how.  There are so many fears to be identified and overcome, but there is so much power in our stories and when we share them, we inspire others to do the same.  If you struggle with fear of being seen,  rejection sensitivity,  imposter syndrome or the belief that your story doesn't matter,  pull up your chair and turn up the volume.  This one's for you! Here are the highlights of our conversation:The importance of women's storiesHow to get more women to share their storyHow to get “unstuck” in a storyHow to look for stories in our everyday lifeThis week's Pod Praise comes from Cher Kretz who writes: “As a woman who is driven, I am so glad I found this podcast. I can get powered up real fast and get out there, ready to make it happen! Thank you so much.” Thank you Cher for this thoughtful review. Cher is a counselor, coach and  the host of the Parenting 2.0 The Focused Mindset Podcast Don't forget to leave your own review of The Driven Woman Podcast, so I can read it on a future episode!    Apple: https://apple.co/2BZDFzcAndroid: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-driven-woman-1194485Are you ready to take things to the next level and work With Diann? Are you ready to invest in making 2021 the year you get back into momentum & move the needle?  Click here to schedule a free 30-minute consultation with Diann to see if her signature 12-week private coaching program is right for you.  Create an ADHD-friendly business and life!https://calendly.com/diannwingert/free-consultationConnect with Diann Online: The Driven Woman Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/thedrivenwoman/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachdiannwingert/ LinkedIn:   https://www.linkedin.com/in/diannwingertcoaching/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/diannwingertcoaching/ Here's how you can connect with April Adams Pertuis, our fabulous guest: Website: https://www.lightbeamers.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lightbeamers/Podcast: https://www.lightbeamers.com/podcast/Mini course: https://www.lightbeamers.com/find-your-story/

I first met today's guest, April Adams Pertuis, in an online community for female entrepreneurs. She was an award-winning journalist for many years, before deciding to take her skills online to reach as many people as possible. April believes every woman has a story to tell and it's her mission to teach them how. There are so many fears to be identified and overcome, but there is so much power in our stories and when we share them, we inspire others to do the same. If you struggle with fear of being seen, rejection sensitivity, imposter syndrome or the belief that your story doesn't matter, pull up your chair and turn up the volume. This one's for you! Here are the highlights of our conversation:The importance of women's storiesHow to get more women to share their storyHow to get “unstuck” in a storyHow to look for stories in our everyday lifeThis week's Pod Praise comes from Cher Kretz who writes: “As a woman who is driven, I am so glad I found this podcast. I can get powered up real fast and get out there, ready to make it happen! Thank you so much.” Thank you Cher for this thoughtful review. Cher is a counselor, coach and the host of the Parenting 2.0 The Focused Mindset Podcast Don't forget to leave your own review of The Driven Woman Podcast, so I can read it on a future episode! Apple: https://apple.co/2BZDFzcAndroid: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-driven-woman-1194485Are you ready to take things to the next level and work With Diann? Are you ready to invest in making 2021 the year you get back into momentum & move the needle? Click here to schedule a free 30-minute consultation with Diann to see if her signature 12-week private coaching program is right for you. Create an ADHD-friendly business and life!https://calendly.com/diannwingert/free-consultationConnect with Diann Online: The Driven Woman Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/thedrivenwoman/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachdiannwingert/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diannwingertcoaching/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/diannwingertcoaching/ Here's how you can connect with April Adams Pertuis, our fabulous guest: Website: https://www.lightbeamers.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lightbeamers/Podcast: https://www.lightbeamers.com/podcast/Mini course:...

Having those tight containers, having the team to help do some of that for me, has created so much space for me to enjoy life. It bought so much of my time back. So a lot has come through growing my business even lately from starting with adding the team members and creating some containers and opening up more space.  If you hire a team member and not knowing what they're supposed to do or what they should do, you're not going to get it. And I think a big mistake I see a lot is people try to hire out the outcome. They are not hired the outcome. They'd hire out the clarity. And instead of being like how could I get those or where they come from? They're like, Hey, let me pay you this money really ambiguously to try to generate something really ambiguously. So then I can get upset at you because I was so ambiguous, blame you, fire you and waste more money. You have to understand what your strengths are. And then you have to just implore either a team around you, people around you support around you that help reflect back the things that aren't really our skill sets.It's like the road to personal growth, where it be for ourselves and or our business. It is not a solo journey. If you get in that car and start driving, you are going to crash into a tree and maybe die. You got to have some passengers. You've got to have people in the back. You gotta have the what's, the NASCAR reference, the leader car. we all have a skill set. We all have expertise, we all have experience. And then we get into this trap of doesn't everybody have that? Hasn't everybody hosted an HGTV show or written scripts for television. Hasn't everybody done that I did it this morning. Like that literally you, we get into that trap. So when you want to step onto bigger stages or you want to get into bigger rooms, or you want to sit at bigger tables, you have to look at what your unique value proposition is. And while I know what mine is, I discredited it a lot or I sweep it under the table and I don't use it to my advantage. I don't think it's normal to want to promote yourself 24/7especially as entrepreneurs. But then I think the inverse is having, the relationship with is what gets the attention. This is what inspires people. This is what they're like. Wow. I can do that too.  Because every time we promote ourselves, every time we share our stories, every time we are willing to be like, this is who I am, of what I've done.We write permission, slips for other people to be like, God, I can do that. I think a lot of it is like understanding your strengths. Like one of my strengths in marketing and in business is my ability to play up in the clouds and think about things and then understand. There's really two ways to get the clarity is either you have to willingly land on the ground and be like, cool, I have to do it. Or you have to have a team or a process around yourself to allow you to ideate that process. All of our action comes from clarity in any stuckness stagnation, frustration. Anxiety is basically we have an energy or something to be given somewhere, but we don't know where to put it. this goes back to tight containers. Like once you start to understand where you're leaking and you have to just evaluate that you have to like, get really honest with yourself and figure out what are the tasks that as you call them, queen bee roles that I can't really outsource. so in the beginning I didn't do all that. I was just like, I literally was waiting for the VA to tell me what I needed. And so that was a horrible disastrous, couple of VA's that I went through. Not that they were bad VA's but I was a horrible boss. That's really what it was. And so finally it was looking at those things and actually writing down my tasks, like what the hell do I do every day. So that's how I started to create space in my business because I was doing all those things. So now that someone's in the business doing that for me, it's just created so much more space.One of the things that I struggled with a lot that I don't anymore was I was setting unrealistic expectations to my outsourcing. And so I had this like fear of letting go because I was like what if it's not perfect. In the beginning it is hard. Because this is your baby, especially as entrepreneurs, we've built this, these businesses from our head. You’ve built this business from your body. Like it comes out of us, and so it's hard to let go of that control in the beginning. And especially when, if you're a communicator, you have a certain voice, and I have, I've hired copywriters and people to come and do that thing for me before. And that's when I realized that's not where I need to outsource someone else. That may be where they need to outsource that. Wasn't it for me because I'm so particular about my voice and how it comes across. No one else can really do that for me. And that's important to me. So it could be a needle mover to outsource that, but I choose not to because I outsource other things. So you have to, I think there's some give and take in there. Yep. But you also have to learn to you have to indoctrinate your own team. You have to really show them, thank you, teach them and be patient with them and not have these high expectations.The expectation is that actually you actually have to be the leader and the CEO of your business, and you can't expect them to read your brain and be mind readers. They're not. And really evaluate that. And so once I started to realize those were all the mistakes that I made before when I didn't hire well. Then when I really made the commitment to make that change and do better. it's also not my team's job to own the vision of my business. Nope. Their job is to come in and they're like, I'm a part of the team I want to play. Just like we indoctrinate our customers customer journey. You have to give the team that same training. You don't indoctrinate your team by being like here's an SOP. Here's a boom. It's you got to get them into the culture. get them into the vision, and they have to feel a part of that vision. And they had to feel it from day one because I actually hired from that standpoint as you should. we're all out here playing a game and there's no guarantee you win the game, but there's always a guarantee that you can train with the right team and play with the right team and stay with the right team. You create a culture in your team and you're indoctrinated and you're like, this is the vision. This is where it is. And it sounds like then you give it to him and you're like, Hey, now you grow it. Like it's yours, you plant it, you water it, you make it better.What's the most important thing that they know they focus on? or that they can work on and really starting to unlock the power of their story? They're going to have to get really comfortable with being uncomfortable. They're going to have to get really comfortable with the idea that you're gonna have to tap into your vulnerability. You're gonna have to get really comfortable with this concept of being seen and heard. And that's people say they want to be seen in heart and innately. We do innately that we really is one of our biggest desires as humans is to truly be seen and heard.one of the big distinctions, even in business is the moment you own your story. And you really own it. Not judging it, not. And not advocating any result or consequence that came from it, but really being fully witnessed to it is when it gives you the greatest gift as a human being, which is the ability to be proactive and present and not reactive to the emotion. And I will tell you, in my opinion, one of the biggest ways for the fence to feel safe Is to acknowledge that I put the holes in the first place and that can only really come from fully owning the story. That's why there's a difference with people telling their story without emotion. And a lot of times people tell that story in chronological order and it reads like a resume. That is not a story. You're not telling us anything. And it's real, honestly, it's quite boring and nobody's going to listen to that. So the realness of it, the emotion of it, because the thing of it is to the story is we're on this planet. We play in a world where it's a global world, and there's people in your audience who speak multiple languages, different languages. They live in different countries. English is not their first language. They may not even speak English. We don't know. And that we come from different cultures and different backgrounds and different socioeconomic economic statuses and all those things. So those are all languages that we bring to the table, but we may not all speak them, but the one universal language we all speak is emotion. I know what happiness feels like. Sadness feels like fear, despair, all those things, joy. We know what that feels like. So if you can really tap into the emotion of your story, then first of all, you got to feel it. And that's why it's uncomfortable and vulnerable. And that's what people are hiding behind the most, by not telling their story.

Welcome to the first episode of The Inside Story! Thank you so much for tuning in. I'm April Pertuis, and for most of my adult life, I've been captivated by the power of stories to connect people. My intention for this podcast is to simply bring insightful, inspiring stories that shine a light back on YOU, and spark something that prompts you to examine your own story and see how valuable it really is—especially when you decide to share it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the Soul Centered CEO Show featuring special guest April Adams Pertuis! April is a Storytelling Junkie, Writer, Speaker, Journalist. Positive Encourager. She is the Sparkle behind LIGHTbeamers — a highly engaged community of women who are on a journey to tell their story. April uses her skills as a writer and video producer to teach others how to tap into their own personal story to shine a positive light in the world. Her motto is “when we share our stories, we shine our light” — and her goal is to have more women rise up and use their voice, and share more openly their journey so that it may inspire others to do the same. Connect with April at Lightbeamers.com Join us for The Gathering: https://soulsparkle.krtra.com/t/xU2TDLskobYf Step into the Soul Centered CEO Collective: http://soulsparkleliving.com/soul-centered-ceo-collective-1/?aff=9

Il faut se rappeler que la science-fiction a longtemps été considérée comme un produit inférieur qui pouvait seulement divertir les enfants et les amateurs de série B… entre autres à cause d'effets spéciaux peu convaincants. Allez, aujourd'hui, à l'Histoire nous le dira, l'essor de la Science-Fiction entre 1977 et 1986. Script: Patrick Damien Pour soutenir financièrement la chaîne, deux choix: 1. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN4TCCaX-gqBNkrUqXdgGRA/join 2. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/hndl Avec: Laurent Turcot, professeur en histoire à l'Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Canada     Abonnez-vous à ma chaine: https://www.youtube.com/c/LHistoirenousledira Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/histoirenousledira Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/turcotlaurent Les vidéos sont utilisées à des fins éducatives selon l'article 107 du Copyright Act de 1976 sur le Fair-Use.   Pour aller plus loin: AKNIN, Laurent, Star Wars, une saga, un mythe, Paris, Vendémiaire, 2015. ANDREVON, Jean-Pierre, Cent ans et plus de cinéma fantastique et de science-fiction, Pertuis, Rouge Profond, 2013. BISKIND, Peter, Le nouvel Hollywood, Paris, Cherche midi, 2002 https://medium.com/art-science/the-force-behind-the-original-star-wars-magic-vfx-legend-richard-edlund-8cc8ef632e8b http://www.forcematerial.com/home/2017/3/1/how-star-wars-inspired-ridley-scotts-alien Les numéros du magazine STARLOG sont tous archivés sur le site: https://archive.org/details/starlogmagazine #histoire #documentaire

Kyle Pertuis of Mindfit Coaching talks about life in Hill Country and his work with various businesses as a consultant.

  Pour entrer doucement dans l'été, je vous raconte la route des vacances, cette grande épopée de jeunesse que certains d'entre-nous attendaient des mois durant. Re-vivez ce voyage d'enfance à travers un méli-mélo de souvenirs et d'anecdotes glanées au fil de la route. Aujourd'hui dans cet ultime épisode, le voyage touche enfin à son terme… Après le temps de la route, vient enfin celui des retrouvailles, de l'arrivée, du début des vacances. Après de très longues heures passées coincés à l'arrière de la voiture, ces premiers moments où la porte s'ouvre son synonyme de liberté, de bonheur, d'accolades, d'embrassades. Moi j'avais l'impression de me réveiller d'un long sommeil tu sais, comme tu passes 3 jours totalement atrophié dans une voiture. Ce podcast sur la route des vacances est né durant le confinement avec la collaboration  précieuse de Laura, Marc-Antoine, Assa, Sarah, Ben, Magali, Forian, Marie-Cécile et Emily. Mille mercis à eux… La route des vacances, c'était le temps du rêve. On le franchissait par le col du Pertuis, la grande porte. Enfin la mer ! Voilà la dernière frontière infranchissable du voyage. Illustration réalisée par Boris Abel – Tous droits réservés La fin de la route : la plaisir d'être (enfin) en vacances On fabriquait de la poudre à canon avec du salpêtre et du charbon, on allait chercher des fossiles et des pierres taillées dans les champs. On allait se baigner dans l'Yonne, on avait des bouées qui étaient en fait des chambres à air de tracteurs, on allait dans une écluse… Pendant que certains savourent leurs premiers moments en famille depuis des mois, d'autres partent à l'aventure. Exploration du village vacances en pleine nuit, plongée en mer avec masque et tuba, expédition à la boulangerie du village. L'aventure de la route des vacances continue… Face à ces espaces aquatiques où même l'esprit n'a plus pied, celui-ci ne tarde pas en effet à craindre l'apparition, par le rideau bleu, de je ne sais quelle chimère, au premier rang desquels les requins. L'arrivée en vacances, c'est aussi le plaisir de retrouver sa maison de vacances, restée fermée durant des mois. Ce sont également des odeurs : celle du feu qui crépite, celle des crêpes de sa grand-mère, celle de la cuisine épicée de sa mère. Mais c'est aussi un formidable espace de liberté où le clan des cousins mènent sa propre barque pour quelques semaines hors du temps… Une fois la maison réchauffée, c'est là que les meilleures odeurs arrivaient. Celle de la cuisine de ma maman, celle des plats mijotés, celle des épices aussi car ma mère ajoute toujours du curry, de la coriandre, du cumin dans ses préparations. Ce sont des effluves du monde entier qui venaient embaumer cette cuisine au fin fond de la Bourgogne. Bonnes vacances à tous ! Ils ont raconté leur route des vacances dans ce podcast ...

You meet the nicest people online and my friend April Pertuis is one of the best. She joined me on the podcast to talk all things story. She's an expert and not only did she share her personal story (which is super interesting) she broke down how we can all become great storytellers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

April Pertuis is on today's episode with Jen. Being an entrepreneur was a choice for freedom but as her business grew, April was feeling anything but free. She recently hired her first VA and it's been a game-changer for her business.

We're always talking about recording stories… let's shake things up and talk about telling stories! After working in the journalism industry and with big names like HGTV, April Pertuis has over 25 years experience in all aspects of STORIES. She talks to us about: Uncovering your stories (how to find them) What to do when you DON'T have a big tragic loss or trauma story How to use multiple stories Day-to-day storytelling when you're afraid of feeling redundant and more! Enjoy the story! FULL SHOW NOTES / CONNECT WITH APRIL: http://www.dangerouslygoodstories.com/070 

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Nous disons au revoir à deux personnalités chrétiennes lyonnaises qui partent pour d'autres missions : le pasteur Stephen Backman et le père Thierry Magnin. L'occasion de revenir sur leur parcours et leurs responsabilités à Lyon. Après avoir été en poste à Clermont-Ferrand et au Grand Temple de Nîmes, Stephen Backman a été attiré par le dynamisme, la motivation et l’enthousiasme de l'Espace protestant Théodore Monod, une paroisse créée récemment dans l'est-lyonnais. Il retrace les modalités des mutations pour les pasteurs de l'Eglise Protestante Unie, les joies rencontrées et les difficultés à surmonter. Sa nouvelle mission l'emmenera à Pertuis en Provence. Le père Thierry Magnin Thierry Magnin est né au Mali le 10 mars 19531. Il est un prêtre catholique et physicien français. Il a été recteur de l'université catholique de Lyon depuis le 1er septembre 2011. Il a été choisi par les évêques pour succéder à Mgr Olivier Ribadeau Dumas comme secrétaire général de la Conférence des évêques au 1er juillet 2019.  À la fois docteur en sciences physiques et docteur en théologie, le parcours de Thierry Magnin est original et a marqué ses années de recteur à l'Université catholique de Lyon. Ayant exercé comme enseignant-chercheur en physique à l'École nationale supérieure des mines de Saint-Étienne, puis à l'université de Lille. Sa thèse doctorale portait sur la relation entre la science et la foi. De par sa double formation, scientifique et théologique, il porte sur le transhumanisme un regard singulier.  Il revient sur ses motivations, ses réalisations et ses découvertes à la tête de l'Université catholique de Lyon.  

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Salut les grimpeurs motivés ! C’est Fabien de Grimpe à Vue En direct après ma première séance de bloc de reprise à la salle Bloc Session à Pertuis et je dois te dire que ça a été dur, très dur. Voilà, comme tu le sais je suis en train de reprendre après huit mois d’arrêt… Donc […]

On this episode of Stand Out Be You, we’re talking with a solopreneur who’s giving back and creating her own lifestyle, with skills she’s transitioned from the corporate world to the business she has today. April Pertuis is a producer, speaker, writer, and journalist with over 25 years in the video and television industry, and […] The post How to Start Storytelling on Social Media with April Pertuis | SOBY 053 appeared first on Stand Out Be You.

Star Wars est aujourd'hui une puissante machine à engrener des millions, que dis-je des milliards, mais quels sont les mythes fondateurs et la culture historique qui se retrouve dans la bientôt triple trilogie Star Wars ? Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/hndl Avec: Laurent Turcot, professeur en histoire à l'Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Canada Mathieu Roy et Laurent Aknin Voir: Laurent Aknin, Star Wars, une saga, un mythe, Paris, Vendémiaire, 2015. http://www.editions-vendemiaire.com/catalogue/collection-cinema-et-series/star-wars-laurent-aknin/ Abonnez-vous à ma chaine: https://www.youtube.com/c/LHistoirenousledira Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/histoirenousledira Les vidéos sont utilisées à des fins éducatives selon l'article 107 du Copyright Act de 1976 sur le Fair-Use. Pour aller plus loin: AKNIN, Laurent, Star Wars, une saga, un mythe, Paris, Vendémiaire, 2015. ANDREVON, Jean-Pierre, Cent ans et plus de cinéma fantastique et de science-fiction, Pertuis, Rouge Profond, 2013. BISKIND, Peter, Le nouvel Hollywood, Paris, Cherche midi, 2002 #histoire #document #starwars #maythe4th  

Join Us in France Travel Podcast Places Mentioned in this Episode: Lubéron, Ansouis, Lourmarin, Mérindol, Pertuis, Gorges de Régalons, Gordes, Vacqueyras, Gigondas, Cassis, les Calenques de Cassis, Marseille soccer, Cucuron, Bonnieux, Roussillon, Abbey de Sénanque Some people have all the luck: Heather Long got to spend a slice of life in the Lubéron and comes on the show to share her experiences and some delightful cultural misunderstandings that she experienced along the way. In this episode we chat about restaurants and places she particularly enjoyed and why she recommends them. She also explains why you should not let yourself be intimidated by difference and that French people are a real and eager to get to know you and share their culture with you. Life in the Lubéron is simple and satisfying in ways that will surprise you. A Slice of Life in the Lubéron with Heather Long What You Will Learn in this Episode with Timestamps [1'25 ] Thank you for joining the Patreon support Mike August and a shout-out to your husband's most excellent podcast Scriptnotes. [3'18] The Inaugural Paris Tour is happening this week, if you'd like to follow our adventures, ask to join our Facebook Group. To learn about our most current tour offerings go to Addicted to France. [4'47] This whole episode is going to be about making other people drool about what you did in the Lubéron. [5'17] The village of Ansouis, do you say the "s" or not? [6'17] Heather introduces herself and why she and her husband spent two months in the Lubéron. This village was a good place to experience full immersion. [7'51] How did you pick this lovely place in particular? [8'25] One criteria was a walk-able town. [9'55] The difference between a "maison de village" and a "lottissement" . [10'20] A long-long time ago in many "maison de village", the ground floor is where the animals used to live and people setup their house above the barn. [11'26] On a different trip they stayed in Mérindol where they farmed silkworms. [12'26] Let's locate Ansouis and the Lubéron on a map. [14'25] Scenic drive between Lourmarain and Gordes [15'46] Books by Peter MaillePeter Maille made the Lubéron famous in the English-speaking world. What makes this area so charming. [17'58] Why is France so scenic? There is a reason for this! [19'22] Great books and movies about the Lubéro: Manon des Sources, Jean de Florette, and other books by Marcel Pagnol. Another good one is Les lettres de mon moulin (a collection of short stories, including "le curé de cucugnan" that Annie mentions). Uncorked is the book we'll be reviewing soon on the podcast. You join the Join Us in France Book Group on Goodreads if you're a reader. [21'57] Playing "pétanque", the bacci-like game. [24'54] The unspoken yet very rules rules pertaining to drinking wine in France (and alcohol in general). [25'15] Cooking with local foods: duck, rabbit, oysters. Eating outside by candle-light. Buying Paella and Rotisserie chicken at the market. [29'31] Getting to know local markets when you stay for a while, and finding the ones that are more to your liking. [30'34] Pizzeria Nonni in Lourmarin. [31'] Some of the funny things that happened to them in France. Grocery shopping in Pertuis and how French grocery carts are different in France. How you should weigh fruits and vegetables before you get to the checkout. Feeling like a dumb American tourist. [36'] Don't be intimidated by difference, try things even if it's new and strange! [36'38] Attending a celebration  in the village and misunderstanding how village celebrations work. French guys trying to get the American visitors drunk. [41'45] Spectacular fireworks display and getting to know people in the village because they weren't afraid to attend this village celebration. [42'] French people can come across as unfriendly because they don't smile at you on the streets and they don't talk to you on the streets. [43'16] Bring your own bags at the grocery store! Using bio-degradable bags for loose produce. [45'22] How did you find the house you were staying in? [46'47] What are places you visited that you recommend? L'Art Glacier near Ansouis Château la Dorgonne in La Tour d'Aigues and the way they do the visit is original and delightful, they send their two dogs along and you can see the vines and the olive trees Château Constantin now owned by William Chase in Lourmarin Hiking in the Lubéron following path markers Mushrooming Gorges de Regalons near Mérindol (walk through a crevasse, many caves too, you can come up on the top of the mountain if you keep going long enough) The scenic town of Gordes with art galeries Vacqueyras and Gigondas, great places for wine, not as well-known as Chateauneuf-du-Pape. Vacqueyras has a great wine cooperative where you can buy the wine on tap [50'] Americans may think that French people are fancy when it comes to wine, but we're actually not for the most part. French people don't drink wine at the wrong time of day, but it doesn't matter if you drink it out of a plastic jug. [60'] In Vacqueyras you will see the street lined with big "platane"(plane) trees and the Café du cours (not "coeur" as I said on the show) where they have a great duck barbecue dish. [61'] Pizza trucks are dangerous in France! [62'] Vietnamese food in La Tour d'Aigues, La Perle de Jade, they make great Vietnamese hot pot or fondue [64'] Les Calenques de Cassis which are more difficult that it seems they should be. [65'] Soccer match in Marseille where the fans are extremely intense: the sing, they chant, they dance, you can't hear the person next to you talking. [66'] Camargue to see the flamingo, the horses, the salt bays. [67'] Cucuron is a delightful little town with a great market—funny name, it sounds like "rounded behind" in little French kid parlance. [68'] Little wine bar called in Mérindol La Cave à Aimé. [72'] Fontaine de Vaucluse, natural pool that floods the area around in the Spring, but it's a dreamy beautiful blue the rest of the year. There is also a nice market there and the town is lovely too. [75'] Bonnieux, it's along the Gordes drive and it's worth a stop. You can drive almost all the way to the top and then walk, there are beautiful trees, it's a lovely place to stop for a picnic or stop at a restaurant. It's steep and it overlooks the valley, so it is picturesque. [77'] Roussillon and the red rocks. It's a pleasant town to walk through, it's a lovely place for a hike because it's so different from other places in France or even in the Lubéron. Don't just go through the town, but do hike around. There is a place in the city where you can pay an entry fee, but you can see the same things on other hiking paths. [79'] Abbey de Sénanque, the most photographed lavender fields in Provence, the products the monks make there are wonderful, truly potent lavender products. The right time of year to see the lavender fields in bloom is late June to mid-July. [81'] The light and scents of the Lubéron are what make it special. The environment there is unlike the rest of France. You get the sequedas, the dry air, lavender, thyme, rosemary, that grow wild, and when you step on them as you hike you get wonderful sensations. That's why Van Gogh and Cézanne painted there, the light is gorgeous there. To learn about Join Us in France Tours, visit Addicted to France If you enjoy the show, subscribe to the Join Us in France Newsletter Click here for show notes and photos for this episode. Click here to review the show on iTunes. Join Us in France Book Group on Goodreads Click here to leave us a voice mail question or comment. Send email feedback: annie@joinusinfrance.com Follow the show on Facebook THANK YOU for listening to the show!

Reportage tourné pendant la 8è édition de la "Faites de la science" au Forum des Pertuis à La Rochelle

Mauperthuis est un très ancien lieu-dit signifiant « bas-fond dangereux » dont le nom est bâti sur le préfixe « mau » (mauvais) et le suffixe « Pertuis » (trou, passage étroit)... Le bas de cette ruelle et les venelles alentour comptent de nombreuses maisons du XVIlle et du XIXe siècle. Elles nous rappellent l'époque où de nombreux tanneurs habitaient ce quartier et envoyaient les peaux traitées à Paris par la Bièvre, alors appelée le plus souvent rivière des Gobelins, du nom de la manufacture installée sur le bord de la rivière près de son confluent avec la Seine.