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Join Kelli and Anne for their 179th NEW episode! They begin this episode talking about how excited they were to be in Provincetown to see live music and to spend family time together! They chat about their family lobster bake and how Kelli was able to turn the leftovers into an amazing breakfast! Never waste food,  always repurpose! Also hear about Anne's silly tik toks and follow her at @theannesteele  Their special guest today is singer/songwriter and musician Zoe Lewis. Affectionately know as “a band in a body” Zoë Lewis plays vintage jazz and world beat grooves on anything from the piano to the spoons! Originally from the UK, she has called Provincetown her home for the last 30 years. They chat with Zoe about growing up in a seaside town in the UK, finding her musical inspiration by traveling the world and eventually coming out and making her home in Ptown. She's traveled to over 70 countries picking up musical grooves and stories along the way, released ten albums of original material, toured with Judy Collins, the Indigo Girls, Richie Havens, Nanci Griffiths and has even opened for Pat Benetar on the ukulele! Her shows are truly upbeat and uplifting and honestly from another era. To see her in person, check out her website www.ZoeLewis.com

After 13 years of on-the-job training, Shannon Carpenter has stocked his upcoming Ultimate Guide to stay-at-home fatherhood with lessons and advice he wants you to learn more easily than he did. This book resulted from his proactive decision to care for his kids and pursue his writing career, and he discusses how he plans to achieve the lofty goals he's set for each. Plus: Finding his agent on Twitter, how electrocution facilitates better flirting, and don't ask him for biscuits without a very clear context.

The Stars of tomorrow are discovered here, Every Wednesday former NHL GM, Stanley Cup Champion and Director of Scouting with TSN, Craig Button and I explore prospects for the NHL Draft.  Luke Hughes is part of a log jam of defencemen near the top of the draft. A great skater with confidence, but what will his offensive production be like? He's heading to Michigan next year so his development curve is on track. Brennan Othmann has a great shot, hockey IQ and uses his size to protect the puck well, but some question his skating. Does Craig? What was a season spent in the Swiss League like for the one time Flint Firebird of the OHL? Fabian Lysell has a ton of speed and only needs an inch of space to blow past defenders and create a scoring chance. He played most of the year in the SHL and while he didn't produce points, he did earn valuable experience. We also discussed how the Tampa Bay Lightning have built a potential Stanley Cup defending team by drafting well in rounds 3-7 and we remembered Tom Kurvers, a hockey legend in Minnesota, a 1986 Stanley Cup Champion and a past Hobey Baker Award winner for the great man he was. Craig joins us each week courtesy of the UFFS Hotline, become a scout and track the same players Craig and other scouts do, join up at www.UFFSports.com and get paid for your eagle eye when it comes to future stars. Catch past episodes and individual players at www.TrackingTheDraft.ca and watch episodes on YouTube. UFF Sports: Email: info@uffsports.comWebsite: https://uffsports.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/UFFSportsTelegram: https://t.me/joinchat/SDRESrh77-LavqpTTelegram Announcements: https://t.me/joinchat/ScfVQ85rFDzQe-psMedium: https://uffsofficial.medium.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uffsportsofficialInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/uffsportsofficial/ UFSN Twitter: https://twitter.com/UFSNetwork UFHLTwitter: https://twitter.com/ufhleague UFAHLTwitter: https://twitter.com/UFAHL_UFFS UFGATwitter: https://twitter.com/UFGA_UFFS ZilPayhttps://zilpay.xyz/  

Today, Jake and Eli play some Pixar trivia, and review Finding Nemo... --- 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/the-movie-majors/message

From a young age, TJ Sanders had a dream of wanting to play basketball for the Duke Blue Devils in the NCAA. However, once he was exposed to the sport of volleyball his athletic journey decided to head in a different direction. But instead of playing out five years at the collegiate level, he understood that to be amongst the best he had to play with the elite. Don't miss out on how he eventually becomes one of the top setters in the world and guided our National team to a 5th place finish at the 2016 Summer Games in Rio!

From a young age, TJ Sanders had a dream of wanting to play basketball for the Duke Blue Devils in the NCAA. However, once he was exposed to the sport of volleyball his athletic journey decided to head in a different direction. But instead of playing out five years at the collegiate level, he understood that to be amongst the best he had to play with the elite. Don't miss out on how he eventually becomes one of the top setters in the world and guided our National team to a 5th place finish at the 2016 Summer Games in Rio! (Ep. 22)

This solo episode I talk about getting in touch with your intuition & soul gifts! I also do a card pull for the week. Enjoy!

Darlene and Mike kick off the third season with a discussion on the foundation of fulfillment. They discuss setting aside ego and determining what really drives us internally. PLUS: Finding flow states, bad dogs and Lights! THIS WEEK'S CHALLENGE: Complete the following lists: 1) 3 things I admire most about people • . • . • . 2) 3 things I value most • . • . • . 3) I want people to describe me as: • LINKS Next stop on the wellness shift: You by Rachel Schipper and Darlene Tonelli: https://www.lexpert.ca/article/next-stop-on-the-wellness-shift-you-1/?p=&sitecode=lex FEEDBACK, CREDIT & REVIEW Please give us feedback here: http://bit.ly/LLPFeedback Music credit: Nick Fowler, composition and performance (teknologyproductions.wixsite.com/teknology) Please rate, review, subscribe and comment. We would so appreciate your feedback (I mean, we're just two lawyers trying to podcast).

Gerry and Bryan (along with Todd Anderson) teamed together for Grand Prix Toronto and learned plenty of valuable lessons along the way. Hear about what The GAM Toddcast chose to play in each format, why, and what they would change. After last weekend, Gerry is confident he may have broken the team constructed format and can’t wait to put it into practice. There’s also a nice rant about Finding The Truth, what that means, why matchup percentages are irrelevant, and how to utilize it in your preparation.

LEGO might be open to your ideas now, but it wasn’t always like that. Afraid of legal blowback, they once turned away ideas – and largely ignored their adult fan base. Jake McKee helped form LEGO’s first community team, and usher in a new era of openness at the company. He opened the lines of communication between adult consumers of their products, who had more discretionary income than the kids, driving home the understanding that LEGO was not just a child’s toy company. Plus: Finding the job you want, not necessarily the job that’s posted How Jake made busy people find time to talk about community Building super user programs Our Podcast is Made Possible By… If you enjoy our show, please know that it’s only possible with the generous support of our sponsors: Higher Logic and Structure3C. Big Quotes “Why not ask? Look past the job postings that are out there and actually go for something that interests you. Put aside the fear of rejection for a minute and just go for it. If they say no, then you go to the next thing. It’s not the end of the world.” -@patrickokeefe “One of the things that I found fascinating when I got [to LEGO] was how little interest most of my colleagues, at that time, had in talking about adult consumers. … When I would go and try to talk to colleagues, they wouldn’t take my meetings. They had better things to do and giving them the benefit of the doubt, at that time, the adult fans did make up a really small footprint, and they didn’t necessarily see the vision that I had. That’s not what their task was.” -@jakemckee “A super user program is a fan program, it’s an engagement program. The idea is, there are people in your community that are actively, knowingly, participating more than others and your desire [as a community owner] is to see more of that activity and to maintain those folks doing amazing things, so you put together formal programs that recognize and incentivize and reward that activity.” -@jakemckee “It takes a few years for any individually, emotionally-driven type of activity, where you engage real people in real time, whether it’s community or super user or anything else, [to mature]. There’s a build to that. You’re building a relationship and like any relationship, you won’t get married on the first date for a reason. It takes a while to get to that point of effectiveness.” -@jakemckee “There’s a vulnerability to community that I don’t think people understand or appreciate. When you start talking about it in terms of dating, they get a little closer, but it still feels a little odd to use that metaphor. The reality is, somebody that’s spending time on the community is making themselves vulnerable. They are coming in, they’re opening themselves up, they’re spending time in that place, they’re building a profile. … It’s really wonderful in the beginning and we start opening ourselves up and that’s scary, but it becomes really comfortable and that comfort is an absolutely amazing thing you want to maintain.” -@jakemckee About Jake McKee Jake McKee calls himself the community guy (as in communityguy.com) because he’s been developing community for a long, long time. Jake’s always joked that this started in 1998 when we finally convinced brands to add email addresses to their web sites. Over the years, he’s had a series of dream jobs: Jake started his career building websites for the Dallas Stars, Texas Rangers, and a multitude of brands when websites were brand new. He then developed the community engagement strategy and execution at LEGO, eventually landing a Wired cover story due to his work. Jake built a successful social media consulting practice, Ant’s Eye View that he and his partners sold to PwC, where he worked on massive digital consulting projects. He ran the Apple Global Support Community, one of the largest, most active communities on the web. And today, Jake is running Community5, a consulting practice focused on building and designing online communities and fan engagement programs. Related Links Sponsor: Higher Logic, the community platform for community managers Sponsor: Structure3C, expert community strategy for large organizations Jake’s website Jake McKee on Twitter Ready Player One Challenge: The Maze, a brand activation in Hollywood Geeks in Toyland, the Wired magazine cover story about LEGO’s efforts to cater to adult fans Social media strategy firm Ant’s Eye View to Join PwC Apple’s support community, which Jake ran while with the company The single largest LEGO set ever sold LEGO Ideas, crowdsourced LEGO product concepts Community5, Jake’s consultancy A summary of Jake's talk at Word of Mouth Supergenius Tarmod Askildsen, who Jake worked with at LEGO The Lego Ambassador Program Microsoft’s MVP Program Transcript View transcript on our website Your Thoughts If you have any thoughts on this episode that you’d like to share, please leave me a comment, send me an email or a tweet. If you enjoy the show, we would be so grateful if you spread the word and supported Community Signal on Patreon.

Episode 64 – Training Think Tank Sometimes I invite a guest on the show because they are nowhere near as popular as they should be. This is the case with today’s guest, Max El-Hag. You will hear a lot of humility from Max in this episode but don’t mistake it, as he has profound knowledge of the fitness industry. In this episode we talk about his company, Training Think Tank, and how it is helping athletes of all sports connect with coaches who are able to advise and train them to the highest abilities. We talk strategy, methodology, and more related to his business and life! Reminder: The 2017 Two-Brain Summit is coming this June 3rd and 4th in Chicago. Be sure to register now! In this Interview:What are the first steps to creating an online training programTesting Philosophy with remote clientsDo athletes need an individual mindset to be successful? Plus:Finding the right balance with the commoditization of intensityThe one message all CrossFit gyms need to hearBuilding nutrition into remote training programs About Max: Max has had a long career as an athlete and was first inspired by his father who was an Olympic fighter. After qualifying for the CrossFit Games a team and making it to Regionals as an individual, Max decided that coaching is what truly inspired him. At this point Max coached many clients from models and future NFL stars to ultra-runners and CrossFit athletes. He now runs Training Think Tank, a company that focuses on remote coaching, educational courses, and online programs for athletes and coaches. Timeline: 0:58 – Training Think Tank introduction 2:41 – The lead up to Training Think Tank with Max4:52 – Finding CrossFit for the first time8:05 – Starting out as a personal training prior to CrossFit9:18 – CrossFit principles mixing into training for fighters11:10 – How Training Think Tank has grown to where it is today14:07 – Training Think Tank from a global perspective in today’s world16:45 – What are the first steps to starting an online training program?19:09 – Tools needed to start a remote coaching program20:30 – Testing Philosophy with remote clients according to their goals23:56 – How often should you be retesting clients on their progress? 25:27 – Building nutrition into a remote training program28:18 – Keeping workouts nontraditional leading up to the CrossFit Games32:41 – Different training programs for games athlete’s vs non games athletes37:00 – Finding the right balance with the commoditization of intensity41:00 – The top solutions gym owners take away from Max’s program45:03 – Recommending group training to individual clients46:20 – Do games athletes have to have an individual mindset to be successful47:50 – Firing individual clients when it’s not working out49:43 – Keeping clients compliant with the program51:06 – Giving athletes a win when you know they are down54:49 – Creating a template for your clients leading up to the CrossFit Open56:10 – Establishing a format of training for your gym59:18 – Where should a client look to do individual training in a group training gym?61:03 – How to implement a culture of one on one training in your gym63:16 – The one message all CrossFit gyms need to hear Contact Max: https://www.trainingthinktank.com/max@trainingthinktank.comhttps://www.facebook.com/trainingthinktank/https://www.instagram.com/trainingthinktank/

How to Beat Procrastination Fear and Self Doubt. Recording of coaching client taking action, confronting fear, self-doubt, and beating procrastination. Plus: Finding meaning by helping others.

Fisher has more news on the corpse of King Richard III.  The modern day discovery of his body under a parking lot was well timed, as a CT scan and a 3D printer have revealed something people had only guessed about in the past.  Learn what it is.   Guest Daniel Swalm of Minnesota will get you looking through your database to find out… could your grandmother have died without her American citizenship as his did?  He’ll tell you about the obscure law he discovered and the path that led him to the floor of the United States Senate!  This is a truly amazing tale!   Family history super sleuth Ron Fox returns to talk about “collecting” your ancestors and finding their memorabilia on places like eBay!  Both Fisher and Ron have done it, and you can too!   Preservation Authority Tom Perry from TMCPlace.com returns with news of the latest invention to make your outdoor family reunion safer.  You’ll be amazed at what it is!  He’ll also fill you in on the latest news surrounding 3D printers.   Episode 45/ First aired 6/7/14

Includes examples showing the limiters (occupation, chronology, gender) that can assist students seeking biographies.