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 Learning vs. Acquisition: What Matters More? 1. Learning (Conscious Knowledge):Rules, grammar, and vocabulary studied deliberately.Example: Memorizing verb conjugations from a textbook.2. Acquisition (Subconscious Knowledge):Internalized language you use without thinking (like your native tongue).Example: Speaking fluently in conversations.Science says: Focus on acquisition—it's how we naturally master languages.How Acquisition WorksComes from understanding messages in context.Requires comprehensible input (language slightly above your level but mostly understandable).Why Apps Often Fail?Most apps teach through:Repetition without real-world application.Translation-based drills (inefficient).Better alternatives:Online teachers who speak only the target language (no translation).Tools like Pimsleur that prompt direct responses in the language.The Baby Method: Learn Like a Native SpeakerChildren acquire language by:Listening to slow, clear speech paired with visual context (e.g., pointing to an apple while saying "apple").Focusing on meaning—not grammar rules.Absorbing stories and real-world interactions.Key Insight:Grammar is acquired subconsciously through exposure, not memorization.Example: You learned English grammar by reading books, not studying textbooks.Grammar: Stop "Learning" ItProblem: Explicit grammar study doesn't lead to fluency.Students forget rules when speaking.Mistakes persist because the brain prioritizes meaning over correctness.Solution:Get comprehensible input (95% understandable content).Grammar sticks automatically when you focus on messages, not rules.Vocabulary: Ditch FlashcardsWords are acquired:Incidentally: Through reading/listening to engaging content.Incrementally: By inferring meaning from context.Example:Read a sentence with 1–2 unknown words.Guess the meaning from context or ask for clarification.Result: Vocabulary enters your subconscious effortlessly.Actionable Steps to FluencyPrioritize input over output: Listen/read before speaking.Choose compelling content (interesting podcasts, books, shows).Seek "i+1" input (slightly challenging but mostly comprehensible).Avoid translation—think directly in the target language.Embrace mistakes—they're part of acquisition.Key TakeawaysAcquisition > Learning: Fluency comes from understanding, not memorization.Babies are the model: Focus on meaning, not rules.Input matters most: Engage with content you mostly understand.Patience pays off: Grammar and vocabulary emerge naturally.Final Tip: Spend 80% of your time on comprehensible input (reading/listening) and 20% on speaking/writing.Why This WorksBacked by Stephen Krashen's Input Hypothesis (language acquisition theory).Mimics how humans naturally learn first languages.Proven by polyglots and immersion-based programs.My Video: How to REALLY Learn Languages https://youtu.be/R_w4YfMkCPgMy Audio: https://divinesuccess.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/Podcast4/How-to-REALLY-Learn-Languages.mp3

I became fluent in Spanish in 4 months. Here is how I did it, and the good news is, it's something that you can do too! It's a basic, easy method that anyone can do. But it's not exactly a thing that you'd expect. I am currently studying Swedish with this same method to great success. Check it out! What language do you want to learn? SUBS2SRS: https://subs2srs.sourceforge.net/ Pimsleur: https://www.pimsleur.com/ **We're Now On Spotify**: https://open.spotify.com/show/4gIzzvT3AfRHjGlfF8kFW3 **Listen On Soundcloud**: https://soundcloud.com/resonantarc **Listen On iTunes**: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/state-of-the-arc-podcast/id1121795837 **Listen On Pocket Cast**: http://pca.st/NJsJ Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/resonantarc Subscribe Star: https://www.subscribestar.com/resonant-arc Twitter: https://twitter.com/resonantarc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/resonantarc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/resonantarc TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@resonantarc

In this episode of She's Not Done Yet: Conversations with women over 50, I (Becky Berry) talk with Beverly Pimsleur. After listening to the podcast, Beverly reached out to me to share her story. Beverly is the embodiment of She's Not Done Yet. She's in her late 70's, has written a memoir and is looking for an agent, and is keeping busy as an activist for the Democratic Party. We had a wide ranging conversation covering the political situation in the Ohio college where she was a professor after the Kent State massacre (1972), widowhood, taking over her husband's business as a widow in the 80's, the importance of constant activism, and we compare abortion stories that happened across a generation (Beverly's in 1962 and mine in 1982). We decided that there's no arc to activism, instead, it's a straight line in the geometric sense - the line never ends. Thanks in Advance for your help: I hope you enjoy this episode. If you did, don't keep it a secret! Please tell a friend. Your recommendation is the most powerful way to help us acquire new listeners. Also, if you're listening to us on Apple podcasts, please rate and review us. Suggestions for future episodes: Have someone you want me to interview (including you)? Email me at shesnotdoneyetyall@gmail.com. Have a topic you'd like for me to discuss? Email me at shesnotdoneyetyall@gmail.com. Resources and Show Links: Email me: shesnotdoneyetyall@gmail.com My coaching website: https://beckyberrycoach.com  My LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beckyberrycoach/  This podcast was recorded, produced, edited, and marketed by Becky Berry. Thanks again for listening and sharing! Becky

We trappen het vierde seizoen van de Offerte Podcast af met een AI-update. Daar hadden we het al máánden niet over gehad, en het houdt ons allemaal toch behoorlijk bezig. Fedor Klinkenberg van Brainial is weer bij ons te gast, zodat we verder kunnen gaan dan alleen hypes napraten, en de inhoud in kunnen duiken hoe AI je als schrijver van offertes daadwerkelijk verder helpt - en waar je vanaf moet blijven.

Joy has always been a part of Beverly Pimsleur's life. Her extended family in Louisville KY loved to be together, to dance, sing and have fun.She recognized the importance of language from a young  age and started learning French in high school. She met her husband, a French professor, on a blind date in her twenties and changed her plans about living in France in order to marry him, anticipating they would someday live there together — which theydid. She became fluent in 4 different languages and believes in the importance of teaching English as a 2nd language.Paul was the creator of the Pimsleur Language Program. When he died at 48, Beverly, alone with two young children, returned to New York and, with a colleague of her late husband, continued to develop the business. Simon & Schuster eventually purchased the company. Life with her 2nd husband, Peter, was quite different. They moved to Nice for 12 years, where he died of a genetic disease. Beverly turned to tango as a release for her grief and dance became an obsession. With her children married, she traveled the world, dancing until she was 82. Her passions are multi-faceted and include cooking, traveling, writing and publishing. "I'm afraid I'm not going to have enough time for all the things I want to do."

In today's episode of the (Un)usual Dialogues series, I sit down with Aaron Cameron, a professional Cybersecurity Specialist, dear friend, and a fellow Jiu Jitsu enthusiast. This conversation dives into Aaron's exhilarating career in cybersecurity, highlighting not only his professional experiences in ethical hacking and security assessments but also the critical importance of personal cybersecurity for each of us. Aaron shares thrilling stories from his work, where he simulates breaches to strengthen client defenses, including physically testing security protocols by breaking into buildings. His insights extend beyond corporate security, offering valuable advice on how individuals can protect their own digital footprints in an increasingly connected world. Additionally, Aaron opens up about his passions outside of work. His paramotoring, learning Italian, playing music, and learning daily, plays a great part in who he is and becomes as a person. He also shares heartfelt moments from his recent wedding in the Scottish Highlands, which myself and my girlfriend had the pleasure of experiencing. Join us as we explore how Aaron's professional and personal life intertwines, from navigating complex security landscapes to mastering martial arts and celebrating love amidst the majestic beauty of Scotland. This episode is more than a discussion; it's an enlightening journey into the interconnected worlds of cybersecurity, personal discipline, and life's adventures. Tune in to hear Aaron Cameron's remarkable story and gain practical insights into safeguarding your own digital life while embracing the thrills that come your way. Whether you're a tech professional, a martial arts enthusiast, or someone interested in enhancing your personal security, this episode promises a wealth of stories and lessons that motivate and educate. Let's embark on this thrilling journey together, discovering actionable insights that can inspire you to empower and enrich your digital and personal life. LINK to PIMSLEUR: https://offers.pimsleur.com/uk-free-trial-1402-brand?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwmYCzBhA6EiwAxFwfgBoBVqImTmP1y2gYSe9yJtgfoiYkhrBmJkTF7p-WyHxJEizUfmLOjRoCKEAQAvD_BwE I hope you find this episode empowering, interesting, and ultimately entertaining. All the love, all the power! If you'd like to support my work follow this link: https://linktr.ee/w.salski --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unusualstories/message

In this episode of the podcast, Levi chats with you in Spanish about the Pimsleur Spanish app and a special promo you gotta take advantage of! Get a great deal on Pimsleur Spanish here! Wanna join one of my Spanish courses? ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Join the upcoming cohort here!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Want episode transcripts, flashcards, and other immersive content? ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Become a Premium Member here!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Wanna join one of my Spanish courses? ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Join the upcoming cohort here!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ If you enjoy this podcast, subscribe and leave us a 5-star review on Spotify and Apple Podcasts! If you're on social media, follow us on Instagram and TikTok for daily Spanish content.  If you want to speak like a Mexican, make sure to check out our lineup of Spanish language training at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠MexicanFluency.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

A square, you say? Touring a rectangle seems a little more stimulating, perhaps? This is not just any four-sided box. This is the center of Beijing. A place full of history and full of people. Now it's so big, you may just stumble across it, but we're thinking you might need a little more help. Since you've already learned where Changan Jie is from Pimsleur, let ChinesePod take you the rest of the way, in this Mandarin lesson. Episode link: https://www.chinesepod.com/0909

www.atravelpath.com https://delicioats.com/discount/PATH Use Code PATH   Chapters ·        00:00 Introduction ·        08:45 Remote Work ·        11:15 Transitioning to Van Life ·        16:00 Money Tips ·        17:45 Delicioats Ad ·        18:30 Home Base ·        21:45 Renting Their House Out ·        25:45 Current Travel Frustrations ·        29:45 Expenses ·        33:30 Medical Tourism ·        38:00 Traveling with a Dog ·        42:15 Final Five   Hello Pathfinders! What a great show we have in store from Chris and Sara. Chris and Sara have been documenting their travels for many years and have traveled all over the world. It was interesting to learn that although they had remote jobs, they weren't sold on the fact they could travel until they ended up in Thailand and had an AH-HA moment that they could work from anywhere. In this episode, learn all about:   Routines While Chris prefers a routine, Sara likes to mix things up. Living in a van or truck camper allows Chris and Sara the best of both worlds. Since they can fit most of their routine essentials in their vehicle (workout and cooking equipment), they can still follow a routine throughout their day. At the same time, they are mobile and can pick up and move to a new location. Chris and Sara found that this style works best. When they are in hotels or Airbnbs, they have a difficult time keeping up with their routine because they have to venture to a gym or find a new place for breakfast and a cup of coffee.   Van Life Chris and Sara pointed out that van life isn't as glamorous as it is made out to be. They are glad that more and more influencers seem to be showing the not-so-pleasant sides of this lifestyle. Their biggest struggle used to be internet, but Starlink has been a game changer for them. One of their biggest pieces of advice before starting out is to rent something. This way, you'll be able to figure out exactly what you need and how big your van needs to be. They quickly realized their first van was more space than they needed, so they swapped that for one that was 5' shorter.   Money Tips Like most travelers, fuel is their largest expense. To combat this, Chris and Sara have found that staying put can lower their expenses by reducing or eliminating their fuel cost. On top of that, they like to hunker down in remote areas in the west, and in those dispersed camping areas they often don't have to pay to camp. These two strategies have made van life very affordable for them.   Renting Their Home During the pandemic, Chris and Sara bought a house because they weren't sure what was going to happen with the world. They also needed a space to build their second van. Since they travel so often, they have used their home as a source of income by renting it on Airbnb. We shared stories of some of the headaches with renting your home out as well as some systems you can put in place to ensure you bring in the right guests. Chris and Sara are also in favor of the idea renting their home out on a more medium-term basis, using Furnished Finder to host travel nurses. Medium or short-term renting allows them flexibility to get back their home if they need to, as opposed to someone who has a year-long lease.   Having a Home Base Chirs and Sara mentioned that it is nice to have a home base even they though travel full time. Being able to reset, have their own shower and laundry facilities, and just a place to veg out for a bit is refreshing. Plus, it reignites some of that excitement before they head back out, as opposed to if they were constantly traveling.   Current Travel Frustrations One of their top travel frustrations for Chris and Sara is the language barrier when they are visiting foreign countries. To combat this, they take advantage of apps such as Google Translate or Pimsleur. Another frustration is dealing with a few clients who see that they are posting on social media. Although the pandemic helped bring familiarity with remote work, there are still some clients who give them a hard time because they believe they should be focusing on their project. Although they meet all their deadlines and Latergram, they can't make everyone happy. One piece of advice Chris offered was to separate this as much as they can, and even block your clients from seeing your social media posts.   Expenses Balancing finances while traveling requires careful planning and budgeting. Health insurance premiums, coupled with the added expense of travel insurance, can quickly escalate costs. Chris and Sara have learned to prioritize their health and safety by investing in comprehensive insurance coverage. Additionally, they've encountered unexpected expenses, such as windshield repairs and tire replacements, due to extensive driving. By equipping themselves with the necessary tools and preparation, they mitigate financial burdens and ensure a stress-free journey.   Medical Tourism Seeking medical care while abroad can be daunting, but Chris and Sara have discovered the benefits of medical tourism. Some people retire to countries like Costa Rica and Mexico, where healthcare is more affordable. Whether it's routine check-ups or specialized treatments, they've found peace of mind knowing that they can receive professional care without breaking the bank. Through careful research and planning, they've embraced medical tourism as a viable solution for their healthcare needs. Of course, do your own research before deciding on which country you wish to get your medical care done.   Traveling with Pets As pet owners, Chris and Sara understand the challenges of traveling with furry companions. Certain destinations impose strict regulations, particularly regarding rabies-free policies. While navigating these restrictions can be cumbersome, they've found solace in pet-friendly countries like Korea, Brazil, and Mexico. Prioritizing their pet's comfort and well-being, they opt for car travel whenever possible, ensuring a stress-free journey for both themselves and their furry friend. By selecting airlines with pet-friendly policies and adhering to standard restrictions, they navigate pet travel with ease and confidence.   Final Five What Can't You Live Without? ·        Shower ·        Passport What Have You Learned You Don't Need? ·        Extra clothes When Is the Right Time to Jump into Traveling? ·        There is no perfect time and everything is changeable. People can plan for an entire year, but they miss the spontaneity that comes with travel. What Could Someone Start Doing Today? ·        If you don't have a remote job, start working your way there. If you have a job where you can work remotely, you can maintain a travel lifestyle even longer. It's harder to prove to current job or boss that you can do it remotely if it isn't already remote. YouTube Channels ·        The Dangerz: https://www.thedangerz.com/ Travel Tips ·        Thailand       Chris and Sara Online ·        Website: https://www.chrisandsara.com/ ·        YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@chrisandsara ·        Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrisandsara_ ·        Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chrisandsaratravel       Podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-and-sara   Videos Referenced ·        Auto Rickshaw Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFKEiQ9Hu2g&t=904s   Past Episodes Mentioned ·        18. Chad and Eileen Miles: https://atravelpath.com/show18/ ·        9. Linnea and Akela: https://atravelpath.com/solo-female-van-life/ ·        19. Courtney and Dakota: https://atravelpath.com/travel-nursing/   Renting Platforms ·        Airbnb: https://www.airbnb.com/ ·        Vrbo: https://www.vrbo.com/ ·        Furnished Finder: https://www.furnishedfinder.com/   Language Apps ·        Google Translate: https://translate.google.com/ ·        Pimsleur: https://www.pimsleur.com/ Music ·        Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/rocky-mountains   Disclaimer *All content from atravelpath.com, including but not limited to The Travel Path Podcast and social media platforms, is designed to share general information. We are not experts and the information is not designed to serve as legal, financial, or tax advice. Always do your own research and due diligence before making a decision.

Beverly Pimsleur is a serial entrepreneur and octogenarian with an incredible story to share. If you believe the older you get, the less your life will matter, Beverly is here to shatter that illusion! Learn how to navigate the ups and downs of life and business from someone who never gives up.Let's Connect!For complete episode transcripts, head over to https://encoreempire.com/podcastWebsite: https://encoreempire.comReady to find out what it would be like to get the expert guidance from Carmen & Deirdre that you need to achieve your business goals? Head over to https://vip.encoreempire.com/ebiRegister for the FREE Marketing Methodology Workshop: https://encoreempire.com/mmwBusiness Growth Resources: https://vip.encoreempire.comFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/empireofunstoppablewomen

Grandpa Bill continues with A Christmas Carol-Magnetic Memory Method Mnemonic Scrooge and Pimsleur stand by the window, the mansion bathed in warm Christmas lights. Outside, carolers sing in English and Mandarin, their voices blending in joyous harmony. Dialogue: Scrooge: (With a radiant smile) 我做到了！我用中文说了圣诞节快乐！(Wǒ zuò dào le! Wǒ yòng Zhōngwén shuō le shèngdàn jié kuàilè!) I did it! I said Merry Christmas in Chinese! Pimsleur: (Smiling warmly) 是的，Scrooge先生，你做到了！(Shì de, Scroogexiānsheng, nǐ zuò dào le!) Indeed you did, Mr. Scrooge! Scrooge: (Voice filled with wonder) 那些音调…它们听起来…如此美丽！(Zhè xiē yīndiào…tā men tīng qǐlái…rú cǐ měilì!) Those tones…they sound…so beautiful! Pimsleur: (Nods) 语言就像音乐，Scrooge先生。(Yǔyán jiù xiàng yīnyuè, Scroogexiānsheng.) Language is like music, Mr. Scrooge. Each tone, each word, a melody waiting to be sung. Scrooge: (Eyes shining) 我从未想过！(Wǒ cóng wèi xiǎngguò!) I never thought of it that way! Pimsleur: 语言是打开新世界的大门，Scrooge先生。(Yǔyán shì dǎkāi xīn shìjiè de dà mén, Scroogexiānsheng.) Language unlocks new worlds, Mr. Scrooge. Keep learning, keep exploring, and you'll discover the joy of connection and understanding in every corner of the globe. (A brief musical flourish plays as Scrooge repeats "Merry Christmas" in Mandarin with perfect pronunciation. The carolers outside join in, their voices swelling in a joyful crescendo.) Scrooge: (Tears welling up) 谢谢，Pimsleur先生。(Xièxie, Pimsleurxiānsheng.) Thank you, Mr. Pimsleur. Pimsleur: 圣诞节快乐，Scrooge先生。(Shèngdàn jié kuàilè, Scroogexiānsheng.) Merry Christmas, Mr. Scrooge. (The scene fades as Scrooge and Pimsleur share a warm embrace, the music and carols washing over them in a wave of Christmas cheer.) #ScroogeSingsMeihao #MusicofMandarin #UnlockingWorldsWithWords #MerryChristmasFromScrooge #PimsleurPalaceFinale From Scrooge to Maestro: A Mandarin Carol's Musical Transformation Scrooge's Symphony of Sounds: Learning, Connection, and Christmas Joy in Every Tone Beyond Bah Humbug: A Memory Palace, a Language Bridge, and a Scrooge Reborn Merry Christmas, Scrooge: A Pimsleur Lesson That Melts the Coldest Heart This ending combines the musical flourish with Pimsleur's final piece of advice about language as a bridge and the joy of cultural exchange. A heartwarming message about the transformative power of learning and the spirit of Christmas. I hope this gives you a complete and satisfying - Scrooge and Pimsleur Christmas Carol! Welcome back to BH Sales Kennel Kelp Holistic Healing Hour! Today, Grandpa Bill is taking a deep dive into the fascinating world of learning Mandarin with a twist: #Mnemonics and #Memory Palaces. GB will be unpacking Pimsleur's insightful tips on using these powerful tools to supercharge your Mandarin journey. Interact Leave your Voice Messages at The Icon of Our Message Board What key topics covered in the podcast intrigued you most? What new insights or perspectives were shared that enlightened you? What specific segments or points resonated with you the most? Do you have any questions or challenges related to the topics discussed? Who would you recommend this podcast to and WHY? #ScroogeSingsMeihao #MusicofMandarin #UnlockingWorldsWithWords #MerryChristmasFromScrooge #PimsleurPalaceFinale, --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bhsales/message

In this episode, Levi speaks in Spanish about the Pimsleur Spanish app as well as his current language learning challenge. Click here to get a 7-Day Free Trial + Discount for Pimsleur Wanna join one of my Fluency Hour courses? ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Join the upcoming cohort here!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ If you enjoy this podcast, subscribe and leave us a 5-star review on Spotify and Apple Podcasts! If you're on social media, follow us on Instagram and TikTok for daily Spanish content.  If you want to speak like a Mexican, make sure to check out our lineup of Spanish language training at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠MexicanFluency.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ And don't forget, for an ad-free episode, podcast episode transcripts, and vocabulary flashcards for each episode, make sure to become a Mexican Fluency Podcast ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Premium member today!

The Pimsleur Method divides people who misunderstand how to optimize Paul Pimsleur's method. Read this and you'll learn how to make it work.

En un periodo en el que abundan las apps para aprender idiomas como Duolingo, Babbel, Pimsleur... me pregunto: ¿realmente sirven? Éste es el tema principal que traté, además de muchas otras preguntas, en esta sesión de preguntas y respuestas en directo. Bienvenid@ a la temporada 3 del podcast "El Arte de los Idiomas", en la que voy a continuar con las entrevistas con profesores, políglotas... para ayudarte a comprender que TODOS podemos aprender CUALQUIER idioma disfrutando del proceso, y además añadiré nuestras sesiones en directo contestando a las preguntas más comunes relacionadas con el proceso de aprendizaje de idiomas. Sígueme en otras redes sociales para recibir contenido diario sobre cómo aprender idiomas de verdad mientras disfrutas del proceso:

Do you find yourself being all in or all out?In this episode, Jim and Tyson discuss going from one extreme to another.Going beyond what is reasonable on one end to then changing your mind and heading in the opposite direction can be challenging to deal with in any law firm. While there are many people with this type of personality, one of the most important things is to have someone who can help balance you out.It's essential to think about making progress by moving more toward a smooth and steady path instead of swinging from one extreme to the other.2:36 walk a little faster Hacking6:15 take violent liking to things10:15 you're not just one dial14:35 picture yourself as the whole team17:25 not being on either one of those extremes20:42 what were the things you needed to know thenJim's Hack: Check out the Netflix documentary called 14 Peaks: Nothing is Impossible. It's about a fearless Nepali mountaineer, Nimsdai Purja, embarking on a seemingly impossible quest to summit all 14 of the world's 8,000-meter peaks in seven months.Tyson's Tip: Check out the language learning app Pimsleur. Learn to speak a new language in just 30 days.

Episode 61 Hey there! This is Part 4 of the icipici edition of the Hungarian Living podcast on Getting Started with Hungarian. So, let me tell you, I have ALL KINDS of resources for learning Hungarian in my office. I have some oldies, like Irka Firka. I have curriculums from Debrecen and Pecs, I have a book and audio recordings from the Foreign Service Institute, and Pimsleur. Did I mention Complete Hungarian? Teach Yourself Hungarian? Hungarian the Easy Way? Hahahaha! Ok — That title cracks me up! Is there an easy way to Hungarian as an adult???  But really it isn't a bad resource. I just think it is a funny title. I have resources by Berlitz and Hippocrene and even some brainiac games for various ages. And, I have to mention Say it in Hungarian, Just Enough Hungarian the Hungarian Picture Dictionary, The Hungarian Bible for Children and countless dictionaries of all sizes. Cassette tapes? Cds? Mp3 files? Online links to programs? I've got em! So, let me just say that having resources is not my problem. I inherited about 75 % of the resources I have from my mom and the rest I have collected over the last 15 years or so. My mom knew how to speak, read, and write in Hungarian. She was an educator. And we caught a lot of Hungarian through the years, but she knew that it takes a special skill and/or training and a lot of patience to fully teach the Hungarian language. She also knew there were so many people struggling to learn it. She knew people could speak it but not know how to read and write it. And I have all sorts of projects she was collecting and working on as she was trying to figure out how to help solve the problem. Just because someone can speak and read and write in Hungarian doesn't mean they can teach it. For example, I speak English pretty well. But I am absolutely not an English teacher. In fact, I have learned a lot about the English language from my Hungarian instructors. Let's just say, English grammar wasn't my jam. There is something special about a person who understands and can explain things at my level. Not every trained teacher is a good one. And you don't have to be a trained teacher to be an effective one. So back to resources — I have enough resources. Having a few different ones is helpful because not every resource covers everything. Sometimes there is a concept that needs to be approached from a couple of different perspectives. There is no one curriculum or resource that does it all. And, just to clear the air up about a rumor – Rosetta Stone does not offer Hungarian. In addition to a few resources, I, personally, need two things. I need accountability. I need that steady appointment with another person. I need that commitment to connect with another person. I benefit from assignments, although I must confess, I don't always do them. And even though I am most often a visual learner, I need the Hungarian language in my ear in addition to being able to see the words and play with the letters. But, I also need a little skin in the game. It is worth it to me to pay out a little money because I know I will show up, even if I am not in the mood. And, a laborer is worthy of his hire. If someone is going to take time out of their day for me, I need to be there and not waste their precious time. And, I should be willing to pay them for their time. What resources do you have hanging around. Drag them out and dust them off. How can they be useful to you in your desire to study Hungarian? I know they can be useful. You just need to use them! But don't discount that regular, weekly appointment with a s

This week, we're doing something a little bit different - I answer your questions. I asked you to send the juicy inquiries on my Instagram, and the show's account, and today, I dive into a few of them. I'm digging this community, let's keep it growing! Don't forget to rate the podcast 5 stars wherever you listen! Start training your brain with languages:For a free 7 day trial of Pimsleur to practice your languages, try it here (affiliate link which means I make a few dollars when you sign up, it's worth it, I swear).Join JoClub Become a part of my global journaling club (www.joclub.world) and get 50% off your first month by typing "notyouraveragejo" at checkoutSign up for my newsletter to find out more about my future projects, including language learning:https://jofranco.world/21-day-challengeWatch my YouTube videos! https://www.youtube.com/jofrancoFollow my many Instagram accounts:Follow the show's account: https://www.instagram.com/notyouraveragejopod/My account: https://www.instagram.com/jo_francoJournal Prompts: https://www.instagram.com/joclub_/ Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

This time I read my 2022 paper in Review of Philosophy and Psychology titled, "Great Minds Do Not Think Alike: Philosophers' Views Predicted by Reflection, Education, Personality, and Other Demographic Differences". As the title suggests, various psychological factors predicted variance in philosophers' answers to classic philosophical questions. This raises questions about how psychological and demographic differences can explain philosophical differences. There are also implications for scientific psychologists as well as academic philosophers. As with all of my writing, a free preprint can be found on my CV at byrdnick.com/cv under "Publications". This episode was sponsored by Pimsluer. Pimsleur claims to help you become conversational in another language quickly and effectively so that you can understand and be understood when speaking to someone in another language. Find out more at imp.i271380.net/byrd. You can find the Upon Reflection podcast here or in your podcast app. You can also find out more about me and my research on Twitter via @byrd_nick, or on Facebook via @byrdnick. If you end up enjoying the Upon Reflection podcast, then feel free to tell people about it, online, in person, or in your ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review. Related posts Domain-familiarity & The Cognitive Reflection TestPhilosophy As Proto-PsychologyMulti-disciplinary Philosophy PhD Programs9 Facts About People Who Study PhilosophyHow To Prepare For A Thesis Defense

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Are you looking to grow your business to $1 million and beyond? In part 2 of this interview with Julia Pimsleur she dives deeper into the secrets of starting, scaling and funding your business venture. Pimsleur founded Little Pim, the #1 language learning system for young children, and raised more than $6 million in angel and venture capital. She also launched Million Dollar Women, a social venture that empowers thousands of women entrepreneurs to scale up their business. Tune in to Million Dollar Monday to hear more. Check out Part 1 HereChapter Summaries01:18-Introducing Julia02:24-Scalable Model04:42-Three Critical Questions12:30-Finding Money to Start a Business17:43-Mission of Million Dollar Women20:17-How to Prepare for Your PitchKey Takeaways So many people start a business out of passion or wanting to create something that they couldn't find on the market, but they don't always have the right coaching or business skills to figure out if it's scalable.Sometimes people have ideas for a business and with a slight tweak or with a slight pivot, they can dream bigger and have something that can scale.Investors care less about where you are today than where you're going. They want to see that you have a clear vision, marketing plan and how you would use the funds. A really successful business person should spend 80% of their time out of the office, networking, meeting, new people, growing all of that knowledge and relationships.It's almost like the tango - Very maneuvered steps. You can't make it up, you can't ad lib – fundraising is the same way. So before you go network, before you go meet people, read a couple books on fundraising. People only remember 7% of what you say, 15% of what they remember is your body language. And then the bulk of it is just your tone, how you present your presence.Resource LinksJulia Pilmseur Website Million Dollar Women CommunityLinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook Book: Million Dollar WomenBook: Go Big Now: 8 Essential Mindset Practices Podcast: Million Dollar Women Podcast Follow us on Youtube! 

Do you have a big goal or idea but feel something has been holding you back from accomplishing it? In today's interview with Julia Pimsleur, you will discover how having a “Go Big Now Mindset” is the key to achieving great success. Julia Pimsleur is the author of Go Big Now and the bestselling book Million Dollar Women. She is a master practitioner and coach of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and the founder of the Million Dollar Women social venture. Pimsleur also built the #1 language teaching company for kids, Little Pim, into a multi-million dollar business. Take a walk and listen to host Natalie Benamou and Julia Pimsleur and find out how you can create your own "Go Big Now" mindset. We all experience thoughts that interrupt our progress to accomplishing our goals. Julia talks about how starting with "mind the gap is so important. There are 8 Mindset Keys in 'Go Big Now" here are the two most popular: >> Mind the gap – We need to create a gap between what happened to you and the meaning you make of it. >> Bust your limiting beliefs – breakthrough an unconscious belief you have about yourself that sabotages you, or keeps you from doing the big things you want to do. Mindset has been so important this past year and made a positive difference for so many women. “Having a stronger resilient mindset during the pandemic was the difference between going back to bed and saying, ‘I can't deal with any of this' or staying motivated, bringing your team along and taking care of your family and helping others.”-Julia Pimsleur Increase Your Brain's Dopamine By Expressing Gratitude >> When we pay it forward and do a kind act, it impacts our own well-being. >> Practice gratitude daily and share 3 things you are grateful for, every day. Julia Pimsleur has a mission to help 1 million female entrepreneurs reach 1 million dollars in revenue. Julia Pimsleur website Instagram @JuliaPimsleur She has a Million Dollar Women's Fund giving grants to women entrepreneurs of color @MDWfund . Join Million Dollar Women community. Natalie Benamou is the Founder of HerCsuite™, all-in-one platform gives women a mentoring and executive framework to achieve success in every phase of their careers. Our members feel more optimistic, experience greater job satisfaction and have improved work-life balance. You are invited to Join HerCsuite™ today and you will have access to everything you need all at your fingertips. Reach out to Natalie at HerCsuite™ or send a text to 224-209-6424. LinkedIn: Natalie Benamou | HerPower2 Lead | HerCsuite™ This podcast is sponsored by Aaptiv, our favorite health and wellness app with over 3,000 videos. Listeners can get your free 30-day trial here. Credits: Thanks to Julie Deem and the Business Podcast Editor for editing our podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hercsuite/message

Do you have a big goal or idea but feel something has been holding you back from accomplishing it? In today's interview with Julia Pimsleur, you will discover how having a “Go Big Now Mindset” is the key to achieving great success. Julia Pimsleur is the author of Go Big Now and the bestselling book Million Dollar Women. She is a master practitioner and coach of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and the founder of the Million Dollar Women social venture. Pimsleur also built the #1 language teaching company for kids, Little Pim, into a multi-million dollar business. Take a walk and listen to host Natalie Benamou and Julia Pimsleur and find out how you can create your own "Go Big Now" mindset. We all experience thoughts that interrupt our progress to accomplishing our goals. Julia talks about how starting with "mind the gap is so important. There are 8 Mindset Keys in 'Go Big Now" here are the two most popular: >> Mind the gap – We need to create a gap between what happened to you and the meaning you make of it. >> Bust your limiting beliefs – breakthrough an unconscious belief you have about yourself that sabotages you, or keeps you from doing the big things you want to do. Mindset has been so important this past year and made a positive difference for so many women. “Having a stronger resilient mindset during the pandemic was the difference between going back to bed and saying, ‘I can't deal with any of this' or staying motivated, bringing your team along and taking care of your family and helping others.”-Julia Pimsleur Increase Your Brain's Dopamine By Expressing Gratitude >> When we pay it forward and do a kind act, it impacts our own well-being. >> Practice gratitude daily and share 3 things you are grateful for, every day. Julia Pimsleur has a mission to help 1 million female entrepreneurs reach 1 million dollars in revenue. Julia Pimsleur website Instagram @JuliaPimsleur She has a Million Dollar Women's Fund giving grants to women entrepreneurs of color @MDWfund . Join Million Dollar Women community. Natalie Benamou is the Founder of HerCsuite™, all-in-one platform gives women a mentoring and executive framework to achieve success in every phase of their careers. Our members feel more optimistic, experience greater job satisfaction and have improved work-life balance. You are invited to Join HerCsuite™ today and you will have access to everything you need all at your fingertips. Reach out to Natalie at HerCsuite™ or send a text to 224-209-6424. LinkedIn: Natalie Benamou | HerPower2 Lead | HerCsuite™ This podcast is sponsored by Aaptiv, our favorite health and wellness app with over 3,000 videos. Listeners can get your free 30-day trial here. Credits: Thanks to Julie Deem and the Business Podcast Editor for editing our podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/natalie109/message

Julia Pimsleur has dedicated her career to breaking norms and revolutionizing the entrepreneurial world for women. After building her own multi-million dollar company and raising $6 million in angel and venture capital, Pimsleur launched Million Dollar Women, a social venture committed to empowering women to reach $1 million in revenues. Pimsleur shares her insights and expert advice with Host Greg Muzzillo in this episode of Million Dollar Monday.Chapter Summaries01:20 - Introducing Julia Pimsleur03:11 - Little PIM06:06 - Game Changer08:35 - Raising Venture Capital11:08 - The Roller Coaster Ride of Entrepreneurship14:07 - Scaling a Business VS Growing a Business17:06 - The Power of Your Mindset18:50 - Million Dollar Women21:58 - Role of CEO & MomKey Takeaways I came up with the idea of a language-teaching program for kids since there was no one doing it. Women own 40% of the small businesses in this country. So there are about 13 million small business owners that are women and that we generate about 1.7 trillion for the economy. But if you look at these businesses, they tend to stay small. So 90% of women run businesses make under $100,000 and zero employees only two to 3% of women entrepreneurs ever get to 1 million in revenues.I tell people there's only three phases of getting really rich. Number one is fear. You start something, you're scared, and you work to some level of getting to pay off the credit card debt. Then you get too comfortable where you're not worried anymore that you're going to lose your house or have your cars towed out of your driveway. And you have to keep changing and growing to get too wealthy. And some people just either don't dream big enough or they don't act on those dreams.I created Million Dollar Women, a social venture helping thousands of women across the country, scale up their businesses and get to a million in revenues.Resource LinksJulia Pilmseur Website Million Dollar Women CommunityLinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook Book: Million Dollar WomenBook: Go Big Now: 8 Essential Mindset Practices Podcast: Million Dollar Women Podcast >>>  Follow us on YouTube 

Have you ever had an idea or goal so ambitious you questioned whether it could ever come to fruition?  Polly Letofsky's mission to bring global awareness to breast cancer came to reality through walking for 5 years straight, through 4 continents, 22 countries, and over 14,000 miles. If you are wondering what it takes to follow your dreams, no matter how out of reach they feel, then tune in to hear about how the first woman ever to walk around the world made it happen.  What is your larger-than-life goal? I'd love to hear about it and hope you will share by sending me an audio message. Don't forget that if you want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a bonus episode every month (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more. Check out Zero To Travel Premium Passport. Today's episode is being sponsored by my favorite language learning tool Pimsleur. This program is used by millions of people and is so much more exciting, engaging and it works! Tune In To Learn: 11:00 How many pairs of shoes it takes to walk 14,000 miles 13:50 Finding inspiration to create clarity, creativity, and connectivity through walking 19:15 What it takes to make the leap from an idea to an action 23:00 Why faith and trust in the world makes all the difference 28:20 How to find common ground across cultures 31:30 What it's like to navigate a “Forrest Gump” like status 35:00 Mental perseverance and the importance of expecting tough times 38:40 Highs and lows from walking around the world 43:50 Why walking is a great mode of travel  47:20 How sacrifice can lead to future growth 52:40 Transitions and rediscovery upon returning to the U.S. 59:20 Practical tips for bringing big goals and dreams into reality And so much more   Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Pimsleur - Todays Sponsors Check out Polly's website Learn more about Breast Cancer Awareness and Lions Club Location Indie Camp Indie Want More? The World Walk (4 Years In) With Tom Turcich Walking Across America Trekking Logistics 101, The 10 Essentials, What To Bring and More

Are you the type of traveler that avoids crowded tourist destinations at all costs? Accomplished author and globe trotter, Gunnar Garfors, shares his experience and wisdom gained from seeking out the road less traveled and writing a book about the hidden secrets of his home country Norway. If you're curious to learn more about how curiosity and adaptability can help you achieve a one-of-a-kind adventure experience, you don't want to miss this episode. What is the most memorable travel experience that led you somewhere unexpected? I'd love to hear about it and hope you will share by sending me an audio message. Don't forget that if you want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a bonus episode every month (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more. Check out Zero To Travel Premium Passport. Today's episode is being sponsored by the amazing folks over at Wildly Goods which helps to keep me (and my feet) ridiculously comfortable and blister-free through all seasons. We also have my favorite language learning tool back as a sponsor and that is Pimsleur. This program is used by millions of people and is so much more exciting, engaging and it works! Tune In To Learn: 10:40 How the pandemic influenced Gunnar's travels and deep dive into Norway 18:30 What exactly does getting off the beaten track mean 22:00 How to research and plan for a trip outside off tourist hot spots 26:50 Advice for connecting with locals amongst diverse cultures and customs 33:10 Thoughts on exposing unexposed locations 35:30 A few favorite destinations and experiences that helped inspire the book 55:10 Gunnar's proudest accomplishment in writing "Beyond the Beaten Track” 58:15 Reflections on living away from home and whether world travel is back 01:04:05 Top 3 takeaways from Gunnar's interview  And so much more Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Wildly Goods  & Pimsleur - Today's Sponsors Learn more about all of Gunnar's adventures on his website and follow his Instagram Check out Gunnar's Podcast Globsrulett Location Indie Camp Indie Want More? Visiting Every Country In The World...TWICE with Gunnar Garfors Getting Off The Beaten Path with Writing Legend Joe Cummings  Lessons From Traveling To 193 Countries While Working Full Time w/ Brian Asher

Tyler Bayley (Virtual Speaker) and Susan Power, PowerUp Leadership co-sponsor the production of the Inspired Leadership Podcast. This podcast highlights how to inspire leadership capability in our workplaces for higher performance. If you would like to create more inspired leadership in your workplace, sign up for a new online course to learn more. Our guest, Julia Pimsleur is author of Go Big Now and the bestselling Million Dollar Women. She is a master practitioner and coach of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and the founder of the Million Dollar Women social venture. Pimsleur also built the #1 language teaching company for kids, Little Pim, into a multimillion-dollar business. An avid scuba diver, she lives with her sons in New York City. Thank you to our listeners for your ongoing support and suggestions! Please share this podcast, give it a like, and if you would like to be a guest or have a suggested topic for a future episode, email susan@powerupleadership.ca or bayleyty@gmail.com.

Are you feeling like it's time for a change but not sure how or where to start?  Today the tables have turned as I am joined by my best bud and business partner Travis Sherry who puts me in the hot seat and helps me reflect on how life has changed over the past two years and develop a vision of what the next two have in store. If you feel like it's time for a lifestyle redesign of your own, tune into this week's episode to find inspiration and insight as we reflect on the past and shape future goals. What does your ideal lifestyle look like and how has it changed over the past few years? I'd love to hear from you and hope you will share by sending me an audio message. Don't forget that if you want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a bonus episode every month (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more. Check out Zero To Travel Premium Passport. Today's episode is being sponsored by my favorite language learning tool Pimsleur. This program is used by millions of people and is so much more exciting, engaging and it works! Tune In To Learn: 10:20 What is lifestyle design anyway?  15:50 Reflecting on a few major life changes that took place over the past two years 22:10 Positive results that have come from slowing down 25:50 Obstacles and challenges I've encountered in my new design  30:40 What the next two years would look like in an ideal scenario  35:20 Why it's okay to reevaluate and course-correct when something isn't working 41:40 How to start your personal lifestyle redesign 46:40 What one of our listeners is doing to redesign her future And so much more Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Pimsleur - Today's Sponsor Location Indie Camp Indie Want More? How Location Independence Can Change Your Life For the Better Should I “Follow My Passion?" Lifestyle Design and Beating Your Own Path with Marc Freccero

Building Women Millionaires Julia Pimsleur This week Ivy Slater, host of Her Success Story, interviews her guest, founder of social venture, Million Dollar Women and multi-million dollar language teaching company, Little Pim, Julia Pimsleur. The two discuss business models, scaling, business opportunities, investing, and mindset.  In this episode, we discuss: The difference in building a product business compared to a services business How to scale a services business Building women millionaires What it takes to create change Business opportunities that the pandemic has created Why it's hard for women to invest in themselves The transition of mindset to more than just a soft skill The importance of a “Go Big” Mindset Mindset practices that lead to business growth JULIA PIMSLEUR is author of Go Big Now and the bestselling Million Dollar Women. She is a master practitioner and coach of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and the founder of the Million Dollar Women social venture. Pimsleur also built the #1 language teaching company for kids, Little Pim, into a multi-million dollar business. An avid scuba diver, she lives with her sons in New York City. More information at JuliaPimsleur.com. Website: https://juliapimsleur.com/ Twitter: @juliapimsleur Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jpimsleur Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliapimsleur Instagram: @juliapimsleur Youtube: JuliaPimsleurCoach

Are you wondering whether the time has finally come to escape to Europe this summer but still feel apprehensive to pull the trigger on travel plans? Travel Journalist and NY times contributor Paige McMclanahan shares her thoughts on traveling Europe in 2021 from the unique perspective of someone who left the U.S. in 2008 to travel the world, eventually settling down in a small village in the French Alps. If you are someone who is itching to travel to Europe but invested in being a responsible and respectful world citizen in a post-pandemic world, then you don't want to miss this episode.  Do you have any international travel plans this summer? I'd love to hear what they are and hope you will share them by sending me an audio message. Don't forget that if you want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a bonus episode every month (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more. Check out Zero To Travel Premium Passport. Today's episode is being sponsored by the amazing folks over at Wildly Goods which helps to keep me (and my feet) ridiculously comfortable and blister-free through all seasons. We also have my favorite language learning tool back as a sponsor and that is Pimsleur. This program is used by millions of people and is so much more exciting, engaging and it works! Tune In To Learn: 10:40 How, where, and why Rachel settled down in the French Alps 15:00 Falling in love with the French culture as a child and now resident 17:20 Being drawn to a place you've never been 21:30 Living away from Family and the freedom to create a new culture 26:15 Working for the UN and the experience of an expat vs immigrant 32:30 Travel in Europe today and how tourism effects local culture 38:30 What does Europe opening up look like this summer and how to navigate "over-tourism" 46:00 Resources for exploring natural areas abroad 52:10 Is it worth it to travel to Europe in Summer of 2021? 56:20 Picking a place you love to be and settling there And so much more Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Wildly Goods  & Pimsleur - Today's Sponsors Learn more about European Travel on Paige's Blog Follow Paige on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn Check out the IUCN Green List Location Indie Camp Indie Want More? How To Travel Europe on a Budget w/ Andy Steves Discovering The Hidden Europe w/ Francis Tapon How To Road Trip Around Europe

Have you ever dreamt of hopping off the corporate ladder to retire early and immerse yourself in world travel? Accomplished author, marketing expert, podcaster and influencer Rachel Hill has been living this dream since the age of 27 when she retired from her career in IT to pursue a life of full-time travel and launch her first (of many) 6-figure business along the way. Tune into this week's episode to learn more about Rachel's travels to over 70 countries and hear the story of how she made the leap from the Corporate ladder to embrace the unknowns of adventure and entrepreneurship. Where would be the first place you'd visit if you quit your day job for full-time adventure? I'd love to hear your thoughts and encourage you to share them by sending me an audio message. Don't forget that if you want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a bonus episode every month (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more. Check out Zero To Travel Premium Passport. Today's episode is being sponsored by my favorite language learning tool Pimsleur. This program is used by millions of people and is so much more exciting, engaging and it works! Tune In To Learn: 10:40 How growing up in Florida sparked Rachel's passion for Travel 15:00 Playa Del Carmen as a home base 17:20 How traveling with an open mind and letting go of expectations can lead to epic experiences 20:20 Transitioning from the corporate IT world to full time Travel 26:50 How to navigate shame and listen to your soul over society's expectations 31:30 What it was like to solo backpack for the first time in Asia 36:15 Advice on female solo travel and the power of intuition 40:40 How evaluating what's important is the first step in making change 44:15 Memorable travel moments from visiting over 70 countries 47:70 How to generate income while traveling 55:30 Launching a digital product and the future of influencers 01:02:40 Best advice for creating a life of travel And so much more Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Pimsleur - Today's Sponsor Find Rachel on her Website Follow Rachel on  YouTube Listen to Rachel's Podcast The Marketing War Room Location Indie Camp Indie Want More? Solo Road Tripping The Location Free Lifestyle  Solo Travel, Coffee, and Blackpacking w/ Jarika Johnson

How far would you go to make a difference for a cause/charity?  Lewis Kirkbride combined his passion for mental health advocacy & his love of Middle Ages battle & combat to create an epic challenge where he walked 310 miles in Medieval armor in 19 days from York to Battle, where the Battle of Hastings was fought in 1066.  Tune in to this episode to discover the "why's" behind such an arduous journey, how being a part of a supporting community can have mental health benefits that are far-reaching, and the crippling effects that toxic masculinity has on men the world over. What will you do with your power that will help others? I would love to hear your thoughts by sending me an audio message. Don't forget that if you want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a bonus episode every month (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more. Check out Zero To Travel Premium Passport. Today's episode is being sponsored by the amazing folks over at Wildly Goods which helps to keep me (and my feet) ridiculously comfortable and blister-free through all seasons. We also have my favorite language learning tool back as a sponsor and that is Pimsleur. This program is used by millions of people and is so much more exciting, engaging and it works! Tune In To Learn: 11:25 Lewis' Bond With Charities 13:35 What Was The 1066 Battle Walk 20:20 The Birth Of A Crazy Idea 28:45 Why Is It So Hard To Talk About Mental Health 34:20 The Gap In Services For Men's Mental Health + The Terrifying Stats 37:20 A Travel Adventure In Your Own Country 45:00  Mix of Pre-Planning & The Kindness of Strangers 46:10 The Power Of The Stories Of Those Met Along The Way 49:50 How The Darkest Places Can Turn You Into The Brightest Light 53:15 What Does Medieval Armor Consist Of & What Was It Like Walking In It And so much more Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Wildly Goods  & Pimsleur - Today's Sponsors WakeHereward Project Check out ManHealth Mental Health Charity Location Indie Camp Indie Want More? What It Takes To Build A School w/ Adam Braun Australia Through Indigenous Eyes Ethical Animal Travel w/ Melisa Beveridge

Julia Pimsleur is a scaling coach, mindset expert, speaker and best-selling author. She is the founder of Million Dollar Women, a New York City-based social venture, which has helped thousands of women entrepreneurs scale up their businesses. Prior to that, she founded and built Little Pim, language learning for young children, into a multi-million dollar company.Pimsleur is the author of the best-selling Million Dollar Women (winner of Axiom Business Book Award) and Go Big Now: Eight Essential Mindset Practices to Overcome Any Obstacle and Reach Your Goals, about getting and keeping the go big mindset. She speaks on entrepreneurship, mindset and building mental resilience. See here for more on her talks or to bring her in as a speaker.Pimsleur interviews guests and shares go big tips on her live show, CEO Check-In (on IGTV) and on the Million Dollar Mind podcast.  Pimsleur lives in New York City with her family and is an avid scuba diver. Her mantra is “Fortune Favors the Brave.”

Dan Roitman is the founder of Stroll, an eCommerce platform company that specialized in marketing education products. Through Stroll, Dan turned Pimsleur into the second largest language learning platform in the US, and close to a $100 Million product line. For seven years in a row, his company that he started in his college dorm room was on the Inc. 5000 list, the Philadelphia 100, and Internet Retailers top 500 list. He's also been recognized as a ‘40 Under 40' by both Direct Marketing News and the Philadelphia Business Journal For a ten-year period, Stroll had an annual growth rate of over 70%. The company became an $80 million professionally managed organization with more than 125 employees. Dan had a fascination with personal development products that began in college when he needed to quickly learn how to build and manage a business. He was able to self-fund the growth of Stroll through his own constant commitment to business improvement and the ability to leverage sophisticated marketing analytics and advanced e-commerce techniques.    To quote Dan….    “I realized the only way to succeed would be to leverage the few dollars at hand. I had access to several third-party testing and optimization tools. All I needed to do was monitor and assure an ROI on every advertising dollar invested so that I could ultimately optimize my results until I was successful. Analytics and optimization became my rallying cries—a means to lift me from my own disaster and build a quickly growing business. Today, Dan is focused on his early education business, MindFinity, and also mentors high-growth entrepreneurs in his spare time. Dan sold Stroll a few years back. We're going to talk about that today, on top of Dan's mindset and high-performance tips, along with his new venture MindFinity.    05:57: Being Ruthless with Your Time Podcast Episode About Being Ruthless w/Your Time  13:57: Starting Stoll in His College Dorm 17:58: Ensuring Every Dollar Put Into a Business is Profitable 27:37: Matching Values in Business 33:42: How Dan Viewed His Largest Competitor Not as a Competitor At All 42:42: Contribution Margin vs. Profit Margin 50:08: Finding Contentment in Current Work Projects 51:49: Dan on Meditation 59:47: High-Performance Tips from Dan Roitman  Contact Info:   https://mindfinity.com/ Dan on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danroitman/   Subscribe to the Podcast:   Website:  https://www.thebusinessmethod.com/dan-roitman   Apple Podcasts:  http://bit.ly/TheBusinessMethod   Google Podcasts:  http://bit.ly/TheBusinessMethodGooglePodcasts   Spotify:  http://bit.ly/SpotifyTheBusinessMethod  

1. What does adventure look like for them?   Our adventure definition is a new experience, something that pushes you outside your comfort zone.  It might include a skill, recipe, or learning a language.  (reference: Pimsleur app) 2. No Thank you try.   a taste test.  How can you take 3 small bites to experience it without having to eat the whole plate of food.  Get the toes wet.   3. Support the No Thank you try experience.  Help make the experience something they want to try again.   When is the last time you tried something for the first time? Subscribe to our Email Newsletter: https://ordinarysherpa.com/subscribe/ Leave a review: https://ordinarysherpa.com/review/ *To be entered for the giveaway you need to do both, take a screenshot of your review and DM or send to heidi@ordinarysherpa.com  

Today on Chenelle‘s language learning journey podcast I share my different tips and resources on learning the Turkish language. If you would like to get 20% off of learning the Turkish language you can go to UTA. LK/CHENELLE and you can get 20% off of a monthly, yearly or by yearly subscription using the affiliate link provided. Please follow, share and review the podcast with anyone who loves learning the Turkish language. Pimsleur.com, drops.com, colloquial languages.com, Mangolanguages.com, transparentlanguages.com, Turkish PoD101,memrisE.com optilingo.com. Thank you so much for your support and happy language learning everyone. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chenelle-patrice-hancock/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chenelle-patrice-hancock/support

Tim Ferriss Show Podcast Notes Key Takeaways “Ethereum is a general-purpose blockchain” – Vitalik ButerinBitcoin is a spreadsheet, Ethereum is a spreadsheet with MacrosEthereum’s defining feature is unstoppable applicationsSmart contracts are at the core of the ETH blockchain. Ethereum applications allow composability. That is, they can be built on top of each other like Lego blocks.Applications include decentralized domain name system, autonomous organizations, prediction, and financial markets, and non-fungible tokensWe are used to closed source companies capturing the value. Now, open-source protocols capture value. “This is the next phase of the internet after mobile” – Naval RavikantForking allows communities to exert collective agency and protect themselves from being exploited. Similarly, communities support valuable contributors even if someone copycats their workLayer 1 scaling for Ethereum will include transition to Proof of Stake and Sharding, whereas layer 2 will introduce Roll-ups.Combined, Ethereum will support north of 100K transactions/ secondUnlike Bitcoin, the Ethereum ecosystem hosts numerous other tokens. New tokens and airdrops create new opportunities and help reduce wealth disparityCryptocurrencies are inherently designed to be sovereign resistant, stateless. Banning backfires and just removes innovation from the banning countryCrypto is “the native money of the internet”, and it will eventually turning off crypto will mean turning off the internetTop ways of getting into Ethereum without buying the token include building applications and participating in Meet-upsVitalik learned Chinese by using Pimsleur, Duolingo, and watching TV shows with English subtitlesRead the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgVitalik Buterin, Creator of Ethereum, on Understanding Ethereum, ETH vs. BTC, ETH2, Scaling Plans and Timelines, NFTs, Future Considerations, Life Extension, and More (Featuring Naval Ravikant) | Brought to you by Wealthfront automated investing, Pique's Daily Immune (Vitamin C optimized for absorption), and Theragun percussive muscle therapy devices.Vitalik Buterin (@VitalikButerin) is the creator of Ethereum. He first discovered blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies through Bitcoin in 2011, and was immediately excited by the technology and its potential. He co-founded Bitcoin magazine in September 2011, and after two and a half years looking at what the existing blockchain technology and applications had to offer, wrote the Ethereum white paper in November 2013. He now leads Ethereum’s research team, working on future versions of the Ethereum protocol. In 2014, Vitalik was a recipient of the two-year Thiel Fellowship, tech billionaire Peter Thiel’s project that awards $100,000 to 20 promising innovators under 20 so they can pursue their inventions in lieu of a post-secondary institution. You can find his website at vitalik.ca. Naval Ravikant (@naval) is the co-founder and chairman of AngelList. He is an angel investor and has invested in more than 100 companies, including many mega-successes, such as Twitter, Uber, Notion, Opendoor, Postmates, and Wish. You can subscribe to Naval, his podcast on wealth and happiness, on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also find his blog at nav.al.Please enjoy!*This episode is brought to you by Pique and their brand-new supplement, Daily Immune—Vitamin C optimized for absorption. Pique’s Daily Immune is maximized for absorption with liposomal encapsulation technology and Pique’s unique formula supports a healthy immune system. It’s so easy and tastes so good—think black European elderberries—you might choose to take it once or twice a day, as I do.Try it for yourself risk-free—with their 30-day satisfaction guarantee, you either love it or get your money back. Go to PiqueTea.com/Tim and use code TIM at checkout to get 5% off your first order plus free shipping when you purchase a bundle.*This episode is also brought to you by Theragun! Theragun is my go-to solution for recovery and restoration. 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None of the information presented today is intended to form the basis for any offer or recommendation or have any regard to the investment objectives, financial situation, or needs of any specific person.

Are you the kind of person who sets New Year's resolutions? Like many Americans, Jonathan used to set weight loss goals for the new year, but not this year. Instead, he and his accountability partner, JD Roth, spent the previous nine months working on it and began the year, at or very close to their goal weight. Not having to work on big weight loss goals is allowing Jonathan to be aware and focus on testing smaller adjustments that will make him feel better and have more energy. Brad once had an experience while on vacation that made him realize how his normal diet was causing him joint pain. He wasn't even aware he had joint pain until one day it was gone. It was only then that he understood he had a problem that needed to be worked on. When you live an examined life, you don't have to accept the things that are reducing your capacity to function as normal. Brad thought his morning smoothies were a healthy choice, but it turns out the negative impact was a sugar crash necessitating an afternoon nap. It wasn't something he noticed until he stopped the daily smoothie routine. The examined life concept can be applied to your personal finance life as well. It's not as much a goal as it is a mastery of process. Brad embraces James Clear's concept of setting up systems that work in his life versus setting goals. He has set up eight different things he wants to accomplish as a part of a system with checkpoints along the way. In an attempt to develop two new habits, Brad is habit stacking. With habit stacking, you take one habit you have and combine it with another you want to create. Brad has combined his desire to become more fluent in Japanese with moving more during the day by taking walks around the neighborhood while listening to the Pimsleur language learning app. It's not perfect, but it's a system that is working for him. Brad is also following the advice of Chris Guillebeau and conducting his own annual review. This annual review sets the big picture, the intentions, the purpose, and outcomes. It then breaks life down into different areas where concrete goals may be set, such as self, health, family, community, travel, and others. While neither has large plots of land in suburban Richmond, VA, Jonathan and Brad have both contemplated starting some sort of micro garden. Listener James wrote in to say that he's been able to cut down on his grocery bill by going a whole year eating only vegetables he's grown himself. James says knowledge isn't needed. Just try growing things. You'll learn as you go. Also, grow what you are actually going to eat. Kale is great, but not if you won't eat it. And finally, squash is king as it produces pounds and pounds of food. Start with a 4'x4′ or 6'x6′ plot of land and plant 2 summer squashes and 2 winter squashes two feet apart. Water the roots, not the leaves. If you don't have a yard, get creative like a friend with a yard, a community garden, or a local farm. In your own garden, build up your soil health with compost. When you are genuinely interested in learning, finding mentors willing to help can be easy. Jonathan's brother, Andrew who edits the podcast, has been interested in sustainable homesteading. Through the ChooseFI Facebook groups, he has found a community to learn from and is getting free room and board in exchange for work. You get so much power and understanding in your own life just by understanding the concepts of FI. You don't need to be at your FI number to achieve power and autonomy in your life. It starts the moment you decide to make small changes to make your life better. Neither Jonathan nor Andrew have reached FI, yet for all intents and purposes, they are living a financially independent lifestyle. The goal isn't to have the most money, it's to be post-money, which is beyond the point where money matters. What do you want your life to look like, and what do you need to pull that off? Suzanne sent in a question about expense ratios. She didn't know where to look to find out how much she is paying across their various investments. First, there may be a fee attached to the fund for it being executed the way it is, known as the expense ratio. Second, if access to the fund is through a financial manager, there could be an assets under management fee. The impact these fees can have on your investments is enormous. They can cost an investor millions of dollars over a 40-year time frame. Brad suggested Suzanne google the funds' names or ticker symbol and expense ratio, such as “VTSAX expense ratio”. The result should be just one or two clicks away. To reduce costs, long-term investors should use a commission fee platform to purchase funds, such as M1 Finance when investing outside of your employer. Resources Mentioned In Today's Conversation Chris Guillebeau's “How to Conduct Your Own Annual Review” Grass to Veggies ChooseFI Episode 248 You are More than Your Social Capital with Laura Oldanie M1 Finance Review If You Want To Support ChooseFI: Earn $1,000 in cashback with ChooseFI's 3-card credit card strategy.  Share FI by sending a friend ChooseFI: Your Blueprint to Financial Independence.

Just ask Jonny Coreson and he will be the first to tell you that life and business are just like a game of Jenga! If you pull the wrong block or making the wrong business decision it can prove catastrophic. Likewise, if you manage to get that block out ok there is always a chance you could place it incorrectly or implement a business strategy poorly, same results… blocks all over the place. In this episode, Jonny teaches us that just like in Jenga it is just as important in life and in business that we pick up the pieces, rebuild, and keep playing! Failures in life are opportunities if you see them and treat them as such! IN THIS PARTICULAR EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: Jonny is a Co-Founder of an online comprehensive training program specifically designed to provide US Navy Sailors with a placement exam study platform that they can take anywhere! Bluejacketeer is a system specifically designed by Sailors to help Sailors prepare for the Navy-wide Advancement Exam. This system leverages the benefits of a learning technique known as Spaced Repetition (SR). This learning technique is typically used by individuals who need to efficiently learn a massive amount of information. SR is most commonly used to acquire new languages and was built into the very fabric of companies like Duolingo, Pimsleur, and of course Anki. The study environment Jonny and his team created help you retain information in your long-term memory using the Spacing Effect. According to Wikipedia, the definition of the Spacing Effect is: “The phenomenon whereby animals (including humans) more easily remember or learn items when they are studied a few times spaced over a long time span (spaced presentation) rather than repeatedly studied in a short span of time (massed presentation)”. Simply put, the longer you can wait to see a question again and still answer it correctly, the better. Bluejacketeer was built behind the idea of using Spaced Repetition and the Spacing Effect as the key advantage of remembering massive amounts of information pertaining to the advancement exam. I sure wish I had something like this in the ARMY!! LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Bluejacketeer --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/changeyourpov/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/changeyourpov/support

November 14th, 2020. I talk about letting hobbies just be hobbies, Pimsleur, father-daughter relationships, and my old teddy bear, Jackie.

In this lesson, you will learn to introduce and speak about members of your family in Spanish. Don't forget to repeat :) Find me: instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidalexandercantu/facebook: https://www.facebook.com/davidalexandercantu/https://www.dacenglish.com Vocabulary List: familia amigo / amiga nombre apellido madre padre hermano / hermana abuelo / abuela marido mujer hijo / hija Te presento a… Os presento a… ¿Quién es? ¿Quiénes son? mexicano / mexicana argentino / argentina

Follow me:instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidalexandercantu/facebook:https://www.facebook.com/davidalexandercantu Learn to ask where someone is from as well as say where you're from. Don't forget to repeat ALL of the Spanish you hear! This is how language becomes programmed in the mind. Vocabulary: ruso / rusa español / española americano / americana inglés / inglesa Rusia España estudiante profesor / profesora Moscú Londres perdona / perdone ¿De dónde eres? Grammar: Verbo ser en presente yo soy tú eres usted es él / ella es nosotros somos vosotros sois ustedes son ellos son

Let’s start learning more about the teaching -learning process of language learning used by the registered and comercial companies. You can use any book, the one that you prefer, providing you’ve got the audios and the book itself. It’s not magic but language technology. Whenever you listen “Germany” it’s supposed to be “German” the language and not the country. Entschuldigen Sie bitte!

Welcome back to The TEFLology Podcast – a podcast all about teaching English as a foreign language, and related matters. In this episode, Matt reflects on how the recent remote ways of working may bring about professional development opportunities, Rob charts the work of Paul Pimsleur, and Matthew leads a discussion on pronunciation.  Enjoy! This episode was recorded remotely online via Zencastr.  If you like our show, please consider showing your support with a small donation at: https://teflology-podcast.com Get in contact with us: Email: teflology@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/TEFLology Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TEFLologypodcast

Young people speak English, tourist areas have English speakers, if you’ve heard this about traveling to Ukraine, this episode is for you. I also talk about what language is spoken in Kyiv, Ukraine. The answer is not obvious. You’ll also learn about Pimsleur language program if you want to learn Russian. Article here: https://bit.ly/399dvW4

Shannon Kennedy is back!! It's been a whole year since we recorded our review of 2019 and this year it's time to do "the same procedure", if you get my Dinner for One reference. Shannon is an accomplished language learner who's studied 13 languages including French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Italian, German, Hungarian, and Russian. In this podcast we talked about music and motherhood, the power of saying no, and having languages as a natural part of your life. Here are the year review questions we discussed. You can use them to conduct your own review of 2019 and set goals for the next year. How would you sum up the year in your languages? What changed in your life and in your languages in 2019? What lessons do you think you learnt from the year 2019? What surprised you? What will you change going forward? Looking forward, what are your language learning goals for 2020? Shannon's top 3 books of 2019 Atomic Habits (https://www.indiebound.org/book/9780735211292) by James Clear Teach Yourself: Complete Hindi (https://amzn.to/2QNeIuy) Because Internet (https://gretchenmcculloch.com/book/) by Gretchen McCullough Shannon's top 3 apps of 2019 Memrise (http://www.memrise.com) Drops (http://www.languagedrops.com) LingQ (https://www.lingq.com/?referral=fluentkerstin&utm_source=affiliate&utm_medium=referral-link&utm_campaign=fluentkerstin) Hot contender: Pimsleur (https://www.pimsleur.com/c/pimsleur-coursemngrapp_) Shannon's top 3 courses Fluent in 3 Months Challenge (https://courses.fluentin3months.com/p/fluent-in-3-months-challenge-prepurchase?affcode=138646_bzrw1f2i) German Uncovered (http://www.german2019.com) Language League (http://www.fluentlanguage.co.uk/languageleague), the membership community for language learners Thank you for listening to the Fluent Show! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting the show by leaving a review in your podcast app or becoming a member of our Patreon community (http://www.patreon.com/fluentshow) Special Guest: Shannon Kennedy.

And today’s episode of Chenelle’s language learning journey podcast. I review the Michel Thomas hindi foundation course in its entirety. I give my tips and tricks on the course along with referencing other language course materials such as mango languages and Pimsleur in order to increase the language learning process after using the Michel Thomas hindi course. I hope that everyone enjoys this episode of Chenelle’s language learning journey podcast. Where i talk about Michel Thomas hindi course. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chenelle-patrice-hancock/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chenelle-patrice-hancock/support

How did the guests on "Million Dollar Mind" get their powerful mindsets? What tools and techniques allowed them to get a "make it happen" mindset? In this episode, Julia Pimsleur teaches the principle of "limiting beliefs" and why yours are probably keeping you from reaching your goals. Pimsleur shares an easy four-step process to "bust" limiting beliefs. Once you find the belief holding you back, you can come up with a new more empowering one, and get unstuck. Take a listen and get ready to bust through your own limiting beliefs - it's easier than you think!

Julia Pimsleur is Founder & Chief Empowerista at the social venture she founded, Million Dollar Women (MDW). MDW has four main programs – an online business school, Mingle & Mentor events in NYC, an annual Million Dollar Women Summit for women entrepreneurs and scholarships for women of color entrepreneurs, who face even greater obstacles in scaling up. See www.millionwomen.us. Prior to Million Dollar Women, Pimsleur was the Founder/CEO of Little Pim, the leading language teaching system for young children. During her nine years as CEO, Pimsleur raised angel and venture capital and discovered that fewer than 3% of all women entrepreneurs reach $1M and less than 4% of venture capital is invested in female founders. To help change those stats, she taught women how to fundraise and wrote her best-seller, “Million Dollar Women​: The Essential Guide for Female Founders Who Want to Go Big” (Simon & Schuster). The Million Dollar Women book was read by over 10,000 women and motivated Pimsleur to leave Little Pim, get trained as an NLP master practitioner coach, and create the Million Dollar Women Masterclass. Pimsleur still serves on the board of Little Pim. Since it launched, MDW Masterclass has graduated over 200 women. Many have reached $1M in revenues and now mentor in the Million Dollar Women community. Pimsleur also created the Sales CURE to teach entrepreneurs how to become “killer closers.” Pimsleur has been featured on Today, NBC Weekend Today, Forbes, CNBC, Business Week, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times. Awards include Smart CEO Brava! Award for women entrepreneurs and the Axiom Business Book Award. Pimsleur speaks frequently on entrepreneurship, women in business, mindset mastery, fundraising. See juliapimsleur.com -> Speaking. She lives in New York City with her two boys. What You Will Learn: Julia Pimsleur's journey into entrepreneurship How Pimsleur created a multi-million dollar company with no prior experience Million Dollar Women, why it was started, and what they do Factors that contribute to scaling your business The program structures and goals Characteristics that Pimsleur uses to define dealmakers The importance of building a powerful network Lessons Pimsleur learned from some of her early challenges as an entrepreneur How to connect with Julia Pimsleur: Website: https://www.juliapimsleur.com/ Twitter: @juliapimsleur LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliapimsleur

Julia Pimsleur is Founder & Chief Empowerista at the social venture she founded, Million Dollar Women (MDW).MDW has four main programs – an online business school, Mingle & Mentor events in NYC, an annual Million Dollar Women Summit for women entrepreneurs and scholarships for women of color entrepreneurs, who face even greater obstacles in scaling up.See www.millionwomen.us.Prior to Million Dollar Women, Pimsleur was the Founder/CEO of Little Pim, the leading language teaching system for young children.During her nine years as CEO, Pimsleur raised angel and venture capital and discovered that fewer than 3% of all women entrepreneurs reach $1M and less than 4% of venture capital is invested in female founders. To help change those stats, she taught women how to fundraise and wrote her best-seller, “Million Dollar Women​: The Essential Guide for Female Founders Who Want to Go Big” (Simon & Schuster).The Million Dollar Women book was read by over 10,000 women and motivated Pimsleur to leave Little Pim, get trained as an NLP master practitioner coach, and create the Million Dollar Women Masterclass. Pimsleur still serves on the board of Little Pim.Since it launched, MDW Masterclass has graduated over 200 women. Many have reached $1M in revenues and now mentor in the Million Dollar Women community. Pimsleur also created the Sales CURE to teach entrepreneurs how to become “killer closers.”Pimsleur has been featured on Today, NBC Weekend Today, Forbes, CNBC, Business Week, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times. Awards include Smart CEO Brava! Award for women entrepreneurs and the Axiom Business Book Award.Pimsleur speaks frequently on entrepreneurship, women in business, mindset mastery, fundraising. See juliapimsleur.com -> Speaking. She lives in New York City with her two boys.What You Will Learn:Julia Pimsleur’s journey into entrepreneurshipHow Pimsleur created a multi-million dollar company with no prior experienceMillion Dollar Women, why it was started, and what they doFactors that contribute to scaling your businessThe program structures and goalsCharacteristics that Pimsleur uses to define dealmakersThe importance of building a powerful networkLessons Pimsleur learned from some of her early challenges as an entrepreneurHow to connect with Julia Pimsleur:Website: https://www.juliapimsleur.com/Twitter: @juliapimsleurLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliapimsleur See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Description Spanish Level 1 (30, 30-min. daily lessons + Reading Lessons)

Description Spanish Level 1 (30, 30-min. daily lessons + Reading Lessons)

Express Spanish includes the first lesson of the Pimsleur Comprehensive Level I Program plus eleven travel scenes.

Julia Pimsleur is the founder of Million Dollar Women, helping one million women get to $1M in revenues. Pimsleur became passionate about educating women about scaling up after her own experience building her first business, Little Pim, into a venture-funded, multi-million dollar business. Pimsleur began as a documentary filmmaker with a passion for languages and created Little Pim to help children everywhere learn a second language. In her book Million Dollar Women (Simon & Schuster) she told that story and profiled 7 other women who found the right mindset, skillset and networks to scale up. At Million Dollar Women Pimsleur now runs an online business schools, hosts annual summits and has a non-profit for women of color entrepreneurs.

In this episode, I speak with Ami Steinberger who is the founder and CEO of Ulpan La-Inyan. Ulpan La-Inyan takes a unique approach to help Hebrew learners master the essentials of everyday conversation and functional Hebrew through a number of approaches, including the Pimsleur method.

The challenges foreigners face in Japan goes across a wide range of things, from the minute to the humongous. Even finding a companion ( not a relationship companion necessarily can be a challenge at times. However, the one challenge every foreigner will have in common is the language barrier. Yes, the language barrier.This hurdle will be approached by each person in a different way but if you are new to Japan you should definitely get the three books mentioned in this podcast.Highlights:1 : 40 - The language barrier2 : 50 - Learning a foreign language3 : 46 - Being illiterate4 : 23 - Manga as a resource to learn Japanese4 : 46 - Pimsleur is a great way to learn Japanese5 : 50 - Japanese beginners should start with hiragana6 : 00 - The Let's Learn Japanese series8 : 17 - Genki1 is the best book for Japanese beginners9 : 30 - Being overwhelmed by Japanese10 : 09 - Doing the JLPT test and passing10 : 40 - Know and set your goalsThings to Note :Start with hiragana and katana by using the let's learn series and then move on to Genki Volume 1. This plan of action will help you too if you are serious about studying Japanese.Japanese can be a very difficult language to learn however do not become overwhelmed. Set small goals and have an idea about the type of speaker that you would like to be. Good luck.

The challenges foreigners face in Japan goes across a wide range of things, from the minute to the humongous. Even finding a companion ( not a relationship companion necessarily can be a challenge at times. However, the one challenge every foreigner will have in common is the language barrier. Yes, the language barrier.This hurdle will be approached by each person in a different way but if you are new to Japan you should definitely get the three books mentioned in this podcast.Highlights:1 : 40 - The language barrier2 : 50 - Learning a foreign language3 : 46 - Being illiterate4 : 23 - Manga as a resource to learn Japanese4 : 46 - Pimsleur is a great way to learn Japanese5 : 50 - Japanese beginners should start with hiragana6 : 00 - The Let's Learn Japanese series8 : 17 - Genki1 is the best book for Japanese beginners9 : 30 - Being overwhelmed by Japanese10 : 09 - Doing the JLPT test and passing10 : 40 - Know and set your goalsThings to Note :Start with hiragana and katana by using the let's learn series and then move on to Genki Volume 1. This plan of action will help you too if you are serious about studying Japanese.Japanese can be a very difficult language to learn however do not become overwhelmed. Set small goals and have an idea about the type of speaker that you would like to be. Good luck.

~The Simple Sophisticate, episode #204 ~Subscribe to The Simple Sophisticate: iTunes | Stitcher | iHeartRadio | YouTube The Harvard Business Review pointed out in 2011 that there are many networks we each need in our lives to be successful. Looking at this concept from a business perspective, HBR shared that a manager and leader needs three networks to be successful: operational, developmental, and strategic. As I shared in this post written in 2014, whether at work or at home or while playing, we are our own brand. How we live our lives is a message to the world at large and more powerfully to those we share our lives with, so I wanted to incorporate these three networks into both our professional and personal lives. In successful entrepreneur Julia Pimsleur's book Million Dollar Women, she shares that while women tend to have strong personal networking skills, it is their professional networking skills that must be strengthened. Modeling what she encourages readers to do, Pimsleur's nonprofit and for-profit earnings of more than $20 million dollars demonstrate she knows how to network and network well. Offering masterclasses, coaching and workshops, understanding how to network and the importance of doing so is a skill, and we can all learn how to master it. It is important to note, in order to be successful in our careers, we must have our personal lives well-structured as well. And we cannot do it all if we want to do it well, so we must build what I am calling a Life Network that will optimize both our professional and personal lives. Today, I'd like to break these three networks down, and while using the definitions of each given by HBR, I will be applying them to both aspects of our lives. As I examined my own life, I made a list of all of the people, businesses, groups I interact with through any given year. Some I will see more often than others, some will only be once a year, but all of them are essential parts of my Life Network. I then added a few more to each list that may be individuals most people in certain walks of life need to thrive. Now there may be other networks you need or have in your life, so I have included the definition of each of the networks so that you can decide in which group they would fall based on what they bring into your life. Operational definition: people you need in your day-to-day life; whose work you depend to do your work; these individuals do not work for you, but the work they do for you is what you depend on (as you cannot do it yourself) for success.  Home experts: house cleaning, maintenance (plumber, contractor, lawn care, etc.) Accountant Web Designers Illustrator Editor Lawyer Real Estate Agentlandlord, loan officer, bank officers Hair Stylist Aesthetician (waxing, facials, nails, etc.) Veterinarian Dog Groomer Dog Sitter Babysitter/Daycare House Sitter Assistants (virtual or in office) Even if you are not currently in the market to buy a house or maybe you are not working on a project with the contractors you will hire, maintaining that relationships, being cognizant that it is a relationship and being appreciative of it is the strength of your network. Whether it is the holiday extra tip that is given to your hair stylist, paying your bills on time when it comes to your accountant, editor or lawyer, being respectful of the reality that they are running a business, and having paying clients is what enables them to live and work and thrive, reveals how much you respect and appreciate the work they have done for you. Strategic definition: it is all about tomorrow, looking to the future, creating opportunities or the fertile soil for opportunities to reveal themselves. Sometimes this network will overlap with operationalPersonal Trainer Counselor Financial Advisor Doctor  Dentist Supervisor in your field of business (i.e. administrator, manager, CEO, etc.) No one can predict the future, but the longer we are in our fields professionally, and the longer we live in this world, the more we understand the causes and effects of events that occur. While we may not know precisely when or exactly how they will unfold, we can know that the economy will ebb and flow. We can know that people retire and new team members will be added; we also know that our good health doesn't just happen and interest doesn't accrue unless we invest. Putting the odds in your favor by being preventative with your health, saving intelligently and early for your retirement, building strong relationships with people within your work environment is being aware that there will be a tomorrow and you want to put yourself in the best situation possible. Personal (HBR calls this network Developmental) definition: individuals to whom you can turn to for advice, to whom you can trust, a soft shoulder or sympathetic ear. These individuals help you consider best options for growth, improvement, reaching your full potential. 6 Types of Friends (a healthy social circle) - learn more here Partner in life (spouse, boyfriend/girlfriend) Spiritual Advisor (religious leader, meditation instructor, life coach, yoga instructor, etc.) Mentor (also included in 6 Types of Friends, listed above) Equals in your field of business (fellow colleagues: bloggers, teachers, CEOs, etc.) Experts in other fields that don't compete with your field, but their business overlaps with yours Resource for new information about anything of value (industry news, cultural news, etc.) The premise of living well is to remain curious and continually seek new information. We are dynamic as human beings, and our world as well is dynamic. As much as we may want things to stay exactly as they are once we find a way of life that works best for us, we know that everything else is changing, and so too must we stay privy as well as a student of the world. However, the world can knock us down sometimes, so we must know where to replenish our strength as well as contribute positively to others' lives. So long as we remember we are always a work in progress and will always have the opportunity to grow should we choose, this network will enable us to do so in both our personal and professional lives. As someone who appreciates clarity where it is possible to have it, this list helps me not only be clear about what is necessary to reach my dreams, live securely and enjoyably, but also enable me to recognize that we are a part of a web of other people in this world, and we truly do not succeed on our own. While we may be have the dream, we need the team to help it come into fruition. While we may bring home the salary that pays the bills, we need to handle the money we work so hard for well, so that it serves us the best it possibly can. Lastly, so long as we are aware and appreciative, we will begin to build networks in all three areas that will improve the quality of our lives. ~SIMILAR POSTS/EPISODES YOU MIGHT ENJOY: ~Why Not . . . Create a To Be List? ~8 Ways to Become the CEO of Your Own Life, episode #40 ~25 Must-Haves for the Efficient Office Desk, episode #60 Petit Plaisir: ~Secrets of Wealthy Women via WSJ podcast  Sponsors of this week’s episode: Shaker & Spoon Cocktail Subscription ClubPromo code: simple Save $20 on your first month Modcloth15% off your purchase of $100 or more promo code SOPHISTICATE at checkout offer expires on June 29th ~Image: TSLL's Office, via IG

Happy International Women’s Day! We celebrate with entrepreneur Julia Pimsleur who has a big mission to help women entrepreneurs crack the $1mm+ revenue ceiling. Julia, who learned the hard way how to scale her business Little Pim to $1mm+ and beyond, is ‘Chief Empowerista’ of Million Dollar Women and has graduated 70 women so far with her teachings on mindset, skillset and how to leverage the right networks. She shares her strategies on scaling.

Bob Smiley takes a break from eating squirrel to go out on the road with us! This week, Tim has a solid salad. Caleb wonders if Missouri, as a state, uses too much ranch dressing. Bob gets kicked out of a cut-rate Bowling Hall of Fame. And Freight is PUMPED for some Hallmark Christmas movies. Also in this episode: Bob and Tim bleed on stage. Caleb dry heaves while looking at a bowler’s thumb. Freight tells a story about Stan the Donkey whilst sitting atop his throne. Bob runs down the list of things you’re encouraged to kill. Tim’s dogs are in need of respiratory assistance. AND LADIES… submit your applications to win a date with Spoiled Rich Kid. Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.com Speak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!! Get more of Bob at http://bobsmiley.com/Tweet him @bobsmileycomic

John Branyan is in the house! This week, nobody can hear, and everybody wants reverb.  The gang talks fighting. Baby Josh has trouble speaking. Freight has a condition where nobody wants to listen to him. Caleb fields a bunch of questions from Twitter.  And there might be a flame thrower outside the bus.Also in this episode: Caleb wants to know what autumn in the park smells like. Tim fears the combover. Freight wants to look like a full on hobo. John does more Freight introductions. And we witness the glorious QUADRUPLE FREIGHTBACK!!!!Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.com Speak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!!Get more of John at johnbranyan.comTweet John @john_branyan

The awesome Dustin Nickerson hops on the bus! This week, Tim tells a completely erroneous fun facts about Freight. Caleb starts a dialog about the dress code on the bus. Dustin kneels at the sight of Tim’s American Flag pants. Josh’s adulthood status is questioned. And Freight wants to gently rock Dustin like a baby.Also in this episode: Tim wants to journal but doesn’t. Joke thieves steal one of Tim’s jokes. Tim steals one of Bob Smiley’s jokes. Dustin steals one of Pete Holmes jokes, and immediately back pedals. Tim and Dustin discuss the comedy boom.  And Freight takes a little nap.Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.com Speak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!! For more of Dustin check out dustinnickerson.com Or tweet him @DustinNickerson

John’s back for a VIDEO PODCAST!! It’s like sound you can SEE! This week, John gets in a boxing match. Tim almost catches a fly. Josh kills a moth with the unopened Jonnie W DVD. Crappaw gets a nifty nabber and goes on Shark Tank. Freight drops a fair trade, organic FREIGHTBACK! Also on this episode: The Breville almost becomes a tool of ultimate bug destruction. The show almost doesn’t go on when the power goes out. Tim writes a Freightback jingle. Caleb has serious geographical deficiencies. The moth calls into the show. And John over analyzes a handshake.Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.com Speak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!! Get the gist of Crist: http://www.johncristcomedy.com/

John’s back!! This week, John gets in a boxing match. Tim almost catches a fly. Josh kills a moth with the unopened Jonnie W DVD. Crappaw gets a nifty nabber and goes on Shark Tank. Freight drops a fair trade, organic FREIGHTBACK! Also on this episode: The Breville almost becomes a tool of ultimate bug destruction. The show almost doesn’t go on when the power goes out. Tim writes a Freightback jingle. Caleb has serious geographical deficiencies. The moth calls into the show. And John over analyzes a handshake.Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.com Speak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!!

John Crist tweeted his snapchat to our instagram, and HE’S ON THE BUS!!! This week, Tim dreams of the day he goes to buy stamps. John thinks that going outside is the worst thing ever. Caleb wonders if Biebs is the most famous person of all time. And Freight asks for strength when Tim cancels a show. Also on this episode: Tim runs in toe shoes and locks up his shins. Freight finds a woof under the stairs. John has defiant hair and does things to his body. (What?) Caleb can’t do anything halfway. And the Fake Daren Streblow calls into the show! Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.com Speak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!! John's twitter - snapchat - website 

HEY-OOO, WE’RE BACK! Jonnie Boy is with us on this fantabulous run. This week, Tim talks about his first kiss. Jonnie knows too much about Cinderella. Caleb thinks that helicopters are waaaaayyyy doper that simulcasting. And Freight talks to truckers. Also in this episode: The gang talks about being polite. Caleb wants the squad to to wear matching sunglasses at all times. Freight calls Jonnie an anchor. Tim bungie jumps on his honeymoon. And Jonnie wants to injure himself so he can look like Ryan Reynolds.Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.com Speak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!! Jonnie tweets funny things @jonnie_wCheck out his slice of the webs at jonniew.com

John Branyan is wheels up with us! This week, Tim massacres a cheese stick. Josh is only happy when it’s 60 degrees. John starts a fire at his merch table. Coach tells a risque joke; then explains it. And Freight beatboxes while Tim scowls at Caleb.Also in this episode: The gang writes an uncomfortable  jingle about Freight being racist. We get about a million bathroom related questions on Twitter… What’s up with you weirdos? John tells an embarrassing story about pants. And Tim tries to drive while eating a sopping wet sandwich.Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.com Speak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!!Get more of John at johnbranyan.comTweet John @john_branyan

It’s da crew, baby! Wassadoo? This week, Tim has flashbacks to his time as an Olive Garden waiter. Caleb has another encounter with the dancing excerciser at his gym. Freight sits in an adirondack chair. AND SPOILED RICH KID CALLS IN!!!Also in this episode: Tim runs over Freight’s family photos with a lawnmower. Caleb and Tim relive their ill-fated radio show. Josh and Caleb talk about Pop-Tarts and Gushers Fruit Snacks. Olivia joins us for travel talk. And Tim gets emotional talking about the Kardashians.Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.com Speak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!!

Gather ‘round, folks… today we get to meet Ambrose Blair, an awesome kid who wished to be on the podcast! This week, Caleb gets uncomfortable while flexing for everyone. Ambrose put Taco Bell on BLAST!!! Freight has is own Wikipedia page?!?! And Tim sneaks into everyone’s houses and eats their lozenges.Also in this episode: Tim gets hairspray in his mouth. Caleb’s girlfriend, Rachel, joins us on the podcast and watches Kardashians with Tim. Ambrose keeps his cat in an oxygen chamber. The gang has a Scattergories related meltdown. Freight always finds room for ice cream. And we get a sudden phone call from Taco Bell employee, Johnny Nacho.Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.com Speak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!!

Bob is mixing condiments on the bus with us! This week, Freight proclaims his love for scented candles. Freight and his groomsmen make a shirtless pyramid. Caleb wonders what a chamberpot is. And Bob melts down meeting one of his comedy heroes.Also on this episode: Caleb’s shirts get smaller as he gets swoller. Freight contemplates his favorite cheese. The gang talks formalwear. Tim remembers when women smelled bad at weddings. Tim and Freight talk about texting. And a TV show gives Bob comedy flashbacks. Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.com Speak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!!

John Branyan is rolling on the Poddy Bus with us! This week, Caleb creates a spiritual metaphor with peanut butter. Branyan doesn’t like the way his hands smell. The gang fights about Wheat Thins. Reggie the Pocket Elf swings by again. And Tim comes to the revelation that all of the food at Cracker Barrel is made of only one ingredient.Also on this episode: Branyan catches pickles in a rain barrel. Freight throws oily food in the trash. Tim gets a questionable haircut. Caleb asks a question and then immediately gets grossed out. The gang gets TWO SCOOPS of Freightbacks. And Tim gets flummoxed by a board game.Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.com Speak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!!Get more of John at johnbranyan.comTweet John @john_branyan

Tim’s buddy, Bobby Meyers, is hanging out with crew! This week, Caleb just can’t stop gettin’ them gains. Tim accidentally uses a co-ed bathroom. Bobby juices a potato and goes back in time. One of the bunks on the bus gets filled with bananas. And Tim answers your vacation questions from Twitter. Also on this episode: George Washington does crossfit. Bobby burns a couch in his backyard. Tim puts a basketball playing pastor on blast. The gang looks at each others calf muscles. We hear more of Caleb’s inner monologue at Whole Foods. And Freight teaches us how to say Potomac.Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.comSpeak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!!

We’re back in the mancave! This week, we learn why Josh wants to be a sour cream donut. Tim tentatively tunes the television to ten tenors. Freight goes to the public pool after dark. Caleb has hot takes on Ikea and Olive Garden. And Summer Man swings by the show. Also in this episode: Get into Caleb’s head as he shops at Whole Foods. Tim is shocked to learn the Chuck E. Cheese is still in business. Caleb wants to ask Luke Bryan some pointed questions. The gang uncomfortably discusses the word “weenus”. And, everyone peers into to Caleb’s dating life. Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.comSpeak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!!

The crew crashed Tim’s house! This week, Caleb’s arms are getting huge! Tim thinks way too hard about baby teeth. Josh wonders if Elton John and Billy Joel are the same person. And Freight has impressive thighs. Also on this episode: Tim gives Caleb some ground rules for using the sauna. The gang talks greatest guitar player of all time. A Russian Lady keeps burping Italian Sausage. Tim finds frozen wontons in the mancave. And Freight wants a talking prairie dog to help him out on the road.Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.comSpeak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!!

We've all heard the phrase ‘go big or go home,' but the sad truth is that many female entrepreneurs end up choosing the latter. Women are two times more likely to shut down their businesses due to a lack of capital, and despite the fact that there are 10 million female entrepreneurs in the US generating $1.4 trillion in revenue, only 3% of women-owned businesses hit the $1M mark. These are the statistics that inspired Julia Pimsleur to start the Million Dollar Women Movement, a venture dedicated to helping one million female entrepreneurs reach $1M in revenue by 2020. The movement encompasses an annual summit for high-growth women entrepreneurs, the Million Dollar Women Masterclass, as well as her book, Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big. Pimsleur's work with Million Dollar Women stems from her experience as the founder and CEO of Little Pim, a foreign language learning program for young children and one of the few women-led venture capital backed companies in the US. The movement leverages the lessons she learned while scaling up Little Pim, and affords Pimsleur a platform to inspire and educate other women entrepreneurs in the areas of fundraising, sales and developing the ‘go big' mindset. Pimsleur is also an award-winning filmmaker, a trained NLP master practitioner coach and mother of two. When she isn't speaking or coaching Million Dollar Women, she can be found kicking a soccer ball in Central Park with her boys. Today she explains the vast gender gap in the entrepreneurial space and explores the reasons why women tend to downplay their strengths. Listen in to learn the benefits of networking and how to develop a ‘go big' mindset.   Key Interview Takeaways There is a vast gender gap in the entrepreneurial space. Pimsleur was inspired to start the Million Dollar Women Movement when she learned that only 1.8% of women-run companies were getting to $1M in revenue in 2014, and only 4% of venture capital goes to businesses run by women. Pimsleur's big goal is to get one million women to $1M in revenue by the year 2020 by way of her book, Million Dollar Women, as well as the Masterclass and annual Million Dollar Women Summit. The three things you need to ‘go big' are mindset, skill set and network. Develop resilience, celebrate your strengths and get in the right rooms with the right people – and it's much easier to get to $1M. Women are socialized to downplay their gifts, but we must promote ourselves and offer our credentials right up front. If you have a PhD from Harvard, lead with that! Networking is key in making it to the next level. Though successful women are often fiercely independent, we must get outside our comfort zone and develop relationships with the right people – and that might mean attending Entrepreneurs' Organization events rather than having margaritas with our girlfriends. Develop a ‘go big' mindset. Visualize yourself running a multimillion-dollar company and know that it is possible. Connect with Julia Pimsleur juliapimsleur.com Million Dollar Women Masterclass Million Dollar Women Summit Resources Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead by Sheryl Sandberg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bob Smiley is rollin’ along on the Poddy Bus! This week, Tim doesn’t know what data is. Freight chimes in with an early and epic Freightback. Caleb is afraid of bathroom germs. The gang gets in a kerfuffle over hand washing. We meet Tim’s “special helper”, Reggie the Pocket Elf. And Smiley is trying to find a date on “Buckets of Fish”. Also on this episode: Tim accidentally changes a word in a joke and bombs. Bob sleeps in a kitchen and showers in the mop sink. Caleb wonders how much protein there is in a grasshopper. Freight and the gang opens gifts from fans. And Tim finds a trio of Eight-Wait-Boom songs.Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.comSpeak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!! Get more of Bob at http://bobsmiley.com/Tweet him @bobsmileycomic

It’s time for another VIDEO EPISODE!!! This week, Kenn Kington gets stuck on a pony ride. Freight walks through fire. Tim traps a former bus driver in one of the luggage bays. Caleb has an irrational fear. And the gang talks about their favorite scars, and their worst pain ever. Also in this episode: What constitutes a “Bro-Move”. Tim weighs in on what makes the perfect belt. New crew member, Alex, gets a nickname after being trapped in the shower. Josh thinks that Corn Nuts are a breakfast cereal. And, Crappaw gets some squeaky balls.Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.comSpeak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!!Get more of Kenn at kennkington.comTweet Kenn @kennkington

It’s time for another VIDEO EPISODE!!! This week, Kenn Kington gets stuck on a pony ride. Freight walks through fire. Tim traps a former bus driver in one of the luggage bays. Caleb has an irrational fear. And the gang talks about their favorite scars, and their worst pain ever. Also in this episode: What constitutes a “Bro-Move”. Tim weighs in on what makes the perfect belt. New crew member, Alex, gets a nickname after being trapped in the shower. Josh thinks that Corn Nuts are a breakfast cereal. And, Crappaw gets some squeaky balls.Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.comSpeak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!!Get more of Kenn at kennkington.comTweet Kenn @kennkington

John Crist is back for our 60th episode! This week, Freight seductively invites you to make ketchup with him. John can’t find his headphones. Becky gives Tim a micro drone. (Thanks, Becky!) The gang needs a Freightback explained to them. And a rampant case of Christian-ese breaks out on the bus. Also on this episode: Tim almost suffocates watching a YouTube video. Caleb gags at the thought of wet cupcakes. John gets his mouth washed out with soap. The gang discusses restaurant hygiene. And Tim writes a jingle for coffee enemas. Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.comSpeak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!! Get hair product tips from John at http://www.johncristcomedy.com/Tweet him @johnbcrist

Jonnie W is riding on the Poddy Bus! This week, Tim gets pizza, but not the pizza he wants. Glade calls into the show. Freight calls out Chick-Fil-A’s green apple problem. The fire alarm goes off during the show. And Jonnie recalls the first time he ever hugged Tim. Also on this episode: The gang talks nicknames for your significant other. Freight gets an amazing gift. Tim gets a Yeti Cooler. We take questions from our tweeps. Tim’s mom, Nelda calls into the show. And Freight says “dope”.Learn to the piano with Tim’s favorite system: http://www.timpiano.comSpeak a new language with Pimsleur: http://www.timpimrocks.comFollow us @poddybreakEmail us at poddybreak@rockshowcomedy.com Click here  to see Tim LIVE!!! Get more of Jonnie at http://www.jonniew.com/ Tweet him @jonnie_w

Alice Wood Founder and President of Wealth Watchers International®, a company dedicated to promoting financial education. She is also the author of Wealth Watchers – A Simple Program to Help You Spend Less and Save More, where she shares her Wealth Watchers program -- a program that Publishers Weekly calls an “ingenious” and “highly original, commonsense approach to managing money Julia Pimsleur Author-Speaker-Coach. She wrote Million Dollar Women to help women scale up their businesses. She is also founder of Little Pim, the leading system for introducing young children to a second language. While raising capital for her company Pimsleur became passionate about helping other women raise funds and started teaching fundraising bootcamps. Pimsleur's work with women in her bootcamps and taking her own business to scale inspired her to write Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big. Pimsleur has helped over 75 women raise over $15M for their businesses and has on online business school for women entrepreneurs called Million Dollar Women Masterclass   For more information go to MoneyForLunch.com. Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter. Need help with your business? Contact Bert Martinez. Have Bert Martinez speak at your event!  

Host Kevin Willett is joined by Valdi Venter of UMass Lowell talking about the WordPro App Project. WordPro is a vocabulary builder - think digital flashcards - aimed at high school students learning a second language. The content management system is designed in such a way that it is relatively inexpensive to produce a new language deck, hence giving us the advantage in targeting smaller language groups, i.e. not competing with Rosetta Stone, Babbel, Pimsleur, etc. Find out more about UMass Lowell Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation by visiting their website at www.uml.edu To learn more about the Friends of Kevin Networking Group go to http://friendsofkevin.com/ Audio file:  Valdi Venter.mp3

SUMMARY: Just ask Jonny Coreson and he will be the first to tell you that life and business are just like a game of Jenga! If you pull the wrong block or making the wrong business decision it can prove catastrophic. Likewise, if you manage to get that block out ok there is always a chance you could place it incorrectly or implement a business strategy poorly, same results… blocks all over the place. In this episode, Jonny teaches us that just like in Jenga it is just as important in life and in business that we pick up the pieces, rebuild, and keep playing! Failures in life are opportunities if you see them and treat them as such! IN THIS PARTICULAR EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: Jonny is a Co-Founder of an online comprehensive training program specifically designed to provide US Navy Sailors with a placement exam study platform that they can take anywhere! Bluejacketeer is a system specifically designed by Sailors to help Sailors prepare for the Navy-wide Advancement Exam.   This system leverages the benefits of a learning technique known as Spaced Repetition (SR). This learning technique is typically used by individuals who need to efficiently learn a massive amount of information. SR is most commonly used to acquire new languages and was built into the very fabric of companies like Duolingo, Pimsleur, and of course Anki. The study environment Jonny and his team created helps you retain information in your long-term memory using the Spacing Effect. According to Wikipedia, the definition of the Spacing Effect is: “The phenomenon whereby animals (including humans) more easily remember or learn items when they are studied a few times spaced over a long time span (spaced presentation) rather than repeatedly studied in a short span of time (massed presentation)”. Simply put, the longer you can wait to see a question again and still answer it correctly, the better. Bluejacketeer was built behind the idea of using Spaced Repetition and the Spacing Effect as the key advantage to remembering massive amounts of information pertaining to the advancement exam. I sure wish I had something like this in the ARMY!! LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:   Bluejacketeer Begin Your Journey Towards Promotion Today! Sign Up for your 7 Day Free Trial Now   Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for joining me this week. Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see in this post. Also, please leave an honest review on iTunes for The Change Your POV Podcast! Ratings and reviews are super helpful and greatly appreciated as it helps me expose this show to a wider audience – plus, I read each and every one of them!     And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates…see you next time!  

Site: http://www.audiobooks.com/podcast  | Email: podcast@audiobooks.com Welcome back to the Audiobooks.com podcast! We are so excited to share with you some of the items on our reading list, discuss a bit of how narrators have impacted our audiobook choices, and hint as to what's coming next. We hope that by sharing some of the things we are reading (or listening to), it will encourage you to read them as well so that we can have a discussion about these audiobooks. There is plenty to discuss from a technical, or even entertainment, side of audiobooks, but here at the Audiobooks.com podcast we are avid book lovers. What good is discussing an audiobook without actually discussing what the book is made of?  NEWS In August of 2015, Thug Notes: A Street-Smart Guide to Classic Literature was released. The book is written by Sparky Sweets, Ph. D., and the audiobook is narrated by Greg Edwards, running 6 hours and 19 minutes in length. Whether you know classic literature like the back of your hand, or you never have anything to comment on when the discussion is brought up in social circles, this book was written for everyone who has a funny bone.  The book is based off a web series from 2013, hosted by the author, and are still available on YouTube (search for Thug Notes, you'll find it!). You might call it colloquial, insofar that it speaks in familiar conversation (depending on your definition of familiar), you might call it a parody, but it astutely finds its way to the heart of each piece of classic literature, makes the work appealing and comprehensible, and far less daunting. Maybe it'll make you actually want to read Crime and Punishment!  UPCOMING It's still the beginning of September, but October is quickly approaching! As we finally start to bring out the sweaters and jeans, request pumpkin spice lattes at the cafe, and watch the leaves turn, it's also time to start thinking about the season of reading. Next month we'll be diving into some horror and suspense novels! The likes of Stephen King, Dean Koontz, Chuck Palahniuk, Dan Simmons… Or if you want to go a bit further back, the father of horror H. P. Lovecraft or Henry James.  There are plenty of options, so stay tuned to hear what we're reading, and send us an email if you have a recommendation! IMPORTANCE OF THE NARRATOR In talking about possibilities for our horror and suspense kick in October, Addy shares that she was just not able to get into Stephen King's Finders Keepers, narrated by actor Will Patton. Patton has a very unique voice and is generally very crucial to the characters he plays on television and film. But this brought up a very interesting discussion of how a narrator can make or break a book. When a narrator's voice is too unique, does it turn you off?  The face-off of narrators this week ended up being Wil Wheaton vs Will Patton, as Addy said it took no time at all to cruise through the first six chapters of Ready Player One narrated by Wil Wheaton. Brian expressed a concern, before beginning the audiobook himself, over whether he'd like Wheaton as a voice actor having enjoyed his presence in a little space odyssey you might have heard of… Star Trek?  THE CONFIDENCE CODE In preparation for this week's episode, Addy listened to The Confidence Code: The Science and Art of Self-Assurance. The book was written by Katty Kay and Claire Shipman and released back in April of 2014. The audiobook is narrated by Sandy Rustin and runs 6 hours and 47 minutes. This book comes highly recommended by Addy, for women and men. Though the book is directed toward women, its truths aren't specific to women. Utilizing science and society's understanding of confidence, this book breaks down the different layers that comprise the often ambiguous state of being. Confused either with arrogance, when used in excess, or self-loathing, when not used at all, this book's usefulness comes in how it breaks down what confidence is, how our body uses it and interprets it, and why women use it so differently than men.  Fair warning, it's a bit science-heavy. Technical terms aside, it's interesting, at the very least, to be clued in to how involved all the processes are. If you struggle with confidence, like many do, this book provides some reassurance that what is happening to your body occurs for a variety of reasons and that those reasons are conquerable! This book isn't a how-to, but it does assert that we are capable of learning to be confident. WHAT'S NEXT? Addy is learning Italian! Capitalizing on Audiobooks.com's supply of Pimsleur audiobooks, she will be working her way through those language helpers. And, in the meantime, Rework by Jason Fried is also in her queue (narrated by Mike Chamberlain). Brian is reading Ready Player One, as discussed, and we'll be ready to talk about that book in a week or two! He also got interested in Thug Notes and wants to start that audiobook as well. What's in your queue? Let us know! Show us some love! Tweet this episode: http://ctt.ec/3eLZ5 Subscribing, rating and reviewing the show: iTunes Books & Resources Mentioned The Confidence Code by Claire Shipman and Katty Kay Finders Keepers by Stephan King Thug Notes by Sparky Sweets PhD Learn To Speak Italian with Pimsleur Learning Programs Rework by Jason Fried   Ready Player One by Ernest Cline

Lesson one of Pimsleur's Learning Norwegian. Lasts about 30 minutes.

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See how the Pimsleur Approach stacks up against Learning Spanish Online Today: http://www.learningspanishonlinetoday.com

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В этом выпуске RadioGrinch обнаруживает в себе гурмана, рассуждает о ностальгии по СССР, продолжает социальный эксперимент и представляет обзор самых интересных сайтов в сети. Отсебятина Информбюро: — Страстная любовь к еде. — Новый жанр литературы и шоу. — Питер Мейл. — Гастрономический bucket list. — Парадокс гурмана и французский парадокс. — Рецепт пасты. — Письмо от слушателя: романтизация СССР. — Жить в дерьме ради великой идеи? — Поделитесь рецептами фирменных блюд! — Социальный эксперимент: поддержите подкаст финансово. Nota Bene: — Джонатан Троппер "Книга Джо". — Курсы иностранных языков по методу профессора Пимслера (Pimsleur). Сетевые находки: — Ты супер! — Напиши.ру. — Виртуальные панорамные воздушные туры. — Виртуальные туры по музеям мира от Google. — Коллекция бесплатных развлечений в Санкт-Петербурге на халяву. — Находка от Andrey-Che: Homeenglish.ru, для тех, кто изучает английский язык (граммматика, редуцированные разговорные формы, параллельные тексты, аудиозаписи и т.д.). — Share42.com — бесплатный сервис, генерирующий скрипт, который позволяет посетителям вашего сайта публиковать ссылки на ваши статьи в социальные медиа (закладки, социальные сети). Лайфхак от Radio Grinch: — Тонкие настройки в youtube.com для блоггеров. I speak Greenglish: — To run on fumes.

This podcast is the first lesson from the Pimsleur comprehensive language learning course Spanish I.

In-studio happy hour; Pimsleur road rage; high stakes beer pong; anal aficionado; planning the passion party; date with the dead; one last time with the girlfriend; the definition of grunk and so much more! For more information, go to: http://www.NobleEfforts.net

Learn a new Language on audio with Seth and Dave! Here the guys give you an overview of the major language learning programs available on audio, and even take a crack at learning a few phrases on the air! Publisher covered are Pimsleur, Penton Overses and Berlitz, among others.

Learn a new Language on audio with Seth and Dave! Here the guys give you an overview of the major language learning programs available on audio, and even take a crack at learning a few phrases on the air! Publisher covered are Pimsleur, Penton Overses and Berlitz, among others.