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In this episode of Soul Care for Therapists, host Dawn Gabriel welcomes Julia Nepini, a clinical and forensic social worker, group practice owner, consultant, and podcast host. Julia's counseling practice in southeastern Massachusetts boasts 16 clinicians serving the whole family and running numerous groups. She's also a devoted mom to a 10-year-old daughter and two bonus boys. Finding Balance Amidst Multiple Roles Julia shares her journey of transitioning from a hospital job to building her own group practice. With a focus on her values, she emphasizes the importance of staying grounded and true to oneself while juggling the responsibilities of motherhood and entrepreneurship. She admits the challenge of maintaining a sense of control and acknowledges the tendency to overwork, but she's found solace in writing, meditating, and staying aligned with her core values. "What I'll say is it is not easy... It has the potential to bring out all of your stuff... So I think a lot of it is awareness, and I think it's clarity on the things that truly matter." Prioritizing Family Time Julia delves into the challenge of prioritizing family time, especially during the summer months when school is out. As a mom in a split schedule arrangement, she makes a conscious effort to dedicate Mondays and Tuesdays to quality time with her daughter, acknowledging that while she can't be completely off the grid, finding a balance between work and family is crucial. She emphasizes the importance of being present with her children and setting an example for them. "But it's hard looking back on the summer. I would say 80% of those days, she is my focus, but we can't be completely out of the loop and people do still need things. I've got a great team... but I'm gonna say 80 20 was a win this summer." Integrating Spirituality and Business Julia discusses how spirituality plays a significant role in her life and business. She likens her relationship with God to that of a business partner and speaks of finding guidance and reassurance through her spiritual beliefs. She reflects on her journey of integrating spirituality with her work and highlights the importance of community in fostering a deeper connection with one's faith. "So I've been fortunate enough to have some really good foundation, but I've struggled to find community, and I love this notion of being able to incorporate that in your practice." The Compassionate Climb Podcast Julia's podcast, The Compassionate Climb, provides a platform for discussing the intersection of success in business with maintaining integrity and core values. With a focus on sharing the stories of how individuals reached their current positions, the podcast also offers expert advice from professionals in fields like law and finance. Julia emphasizes the value of community and the positive impact it can have on personal and professional growth. Tips for Balancing Business, Motherhood, and Faith Julia offers a final piece of advice for therapists and business owners striving to find equilibrium between their roles. She encourages self-compassion, reminding listeners that they are likely doing better than they realize. She stresses the importance of going back to basics, staying aligned with one's purpose and values, and finding a supportive community that shares similar goals. As you juggle your important roles be encouraged and inspired by these tips: Staying Grounded in Values: Julia emphasizes the importance of staying true to one's core values while juggling various roles. Being self-aware and aligned with your values can prevent burnout and provide a solid foundation for your actions. Prioritizing Family Time: Balancing work and family can be challenging, especially during school breaks. Dedicate specific days or times for quality family interactions. While complete detachment from work might not always be possible, finding a balance that allows focused family time is essential. Setting Boundaries: Establish boundaries between work and family life. Utilize tools like the "Do Not Disturb" feature on your phone to ensure uninterrupted family moments and time for self-care. Being Present: When spending time with family, make a conscious effort to be fully present. Limit distractions and engage in meaningful interactions that nurture relationships. Using Writing and Meditation: Incorporate practices like writing and meditation to help you reflect, stay mindful, and manage stress. These practices can help you gain clarity and maintain a sense of calm amidst busy schedules. Accepting Imperfection: Understand that perfection is unattainable, and it's okay to have days when you don't get everything done. Acknowledge that you're doing your best and extend self-compassion when things don't go as planned. Inviting Spirituality into Business: Integrate spirituality into your business by viewing your spiritual beliefs as a guiding force. Embrace your relationship with a higher power and approach challenges with a sense of partnership. Finding Community: Seek out like-minded individuals who share your faith and values. Surrounding yourself with a supportive community can provide encouragement, understanding, and a sense of belonging. Alignment with Purpose: Continuously remind yourself of your purpose and mission. Regularly check in with your values and ask if your actions are aligned with your greater goals. Recognizing Success: Acknowledge your accomplishments and growth. Celebrate the progress you've made in both your personal and professional life. Embracing Change: Be open to change and adapt as needed. Recognize that the journey of balancing different roles is fluid and requires flexibility. Seeking Guidance: Engage in practices that help you seek guidance and clarity, such as prayer or meditation. Create space to connect with your spiritual beliefs for direction and comfort. Integrating Spirituality in Practice: Don't shy away from integrating spirituality in your therapeutic practice. Recognize that discussing spirituality can provide deeper connections and healing for your clients. Learning from Others: Embrace the experiences and stories of others who have navigated similar challenges. Learn from their insights, mistakes, and successes to find your own path. Practicing Self-Compassion: Extend kindness and understanding to yourself. Remember that you are doing important work, and it's okay to ask for help or seek support when needed.   "All of you out there are doing better than you think you are... Give yourself some grace. And the majority of the time when we might be stumbling a little bit, the majority of the time it comes from the best possible place." Conclusion In this enlightening episode, Julia Nepini shares her journey of successfully balancing her roles as a mother, business owner, and individual of faith. Her insights offer valuable guidance to therapists seeking to integrate spirituality into their practices while finding harmony in their personal and professional lives. Links and Resources Email Julia: julianepini@compssionateclimb.com Facebook: Compassionate Consulting Company Instagram (@compassionateconsultingcompany) Compassionate Consulting Company on Linkedin  Quizzes to help clinicians determine if they are ready to start a private practice or expand to a group practice - Visit Compassionate Consulting Company Web Page Sacred Space Community Groups - with Dawn Soul Care Retreats: Exclusively for therapists who want to recharge in a deep and fulfilling way. You will engage in your own spiritual journey, find some release from the work you do, as well as connect with other therapists all while enjoying the beauty of Colorado at a secluded and peaceful retreat center. Limited to 6-8 therapists. Podcast Production and Show Notes by Course Creation Studio

On The Spot At The Spot : https://bit.ly/3vZp0xISt. Nick : https://bit.ly/3voTM36Produced by Rob Nova : https://bit.ly/3OrTXUrThe Spot SoDo : https://bit.ly/3E0Rdq9"On The Spot At The Spot" is an informative, social, entertainment and opinionated show. Based around social commentary on current events, music, fashion, social consciousness and social issues that seem to plague our generation. We welcome various guest appearances from entertainers, athletes, comedians, theologians, and politicians. Filmed and Recorded at The Spot SoDo in Seattle, WA. A mixed media hub that offers Music Production, Recording, Mixing and Podcast Production. www.thespotsodo.com

On The Spot At The Spot : https://bit.ly/3vZp0xIBoo Kapone : https://bit.ly/45YkTRxKen Starrrz : https://bit.ly/46rTLf1St. Nick : https://bit.ly/3voTM36Mr. McGlover : https://bit.ly/3K5eNnvProduced by Rob Nova : https://bit.ly/3OrTXUrThe Spot SoDo : https://bit.ly/3E0Rdq9"On The Spot At The Spot" is an informative, social, entertainment and opinionated show. Based around social commentary on current events, music, fashion, social consciousness and social issues that seem to plague our generation. We welcome various guest appearances from entertainers, athletes, comedians, theologians, and politicians. Filmed and Recorded at The Spot SoDo in Seattle, WA. A mixed media hub that offers Music Production, Recording, Mixing and Podcast Production. www.thespotsodo.com

In Part Two of this very special three-part series, Dr. Jason Flowers welcomes back to the show Tonda Chapman, Candy Finnigan, & Jeanie Griffin. Today, Candy & Jeanie talk about the critical role that family plays in recovery and the value of intimacy and being vulnerable.Key Takeaways01:31 – Tonda Chapman, Candy Finnigan, & Jeanie Griffin all join the show today to talk about intimacy and vulnerability07:52 – Tonda speaks to the importance of family in the process of recovery11:14 – Dr. Flowers thanks listeners for tuning in to Part Two of this episode and encourages them to return for Part Three with Tonda, Candy & JeanieTweetable Quotes“My parents lost a biological child to polio. And, I always thought of myself as a ‘replacement daughter.' So, I got asked to speak at The American Adoption Conference. And that's all that isis fractured families. ‘Why did they give me up? I can't believe it. I can't find them.' It's just one of those things where I started realizing what family was.”(02:54) (Candy)“Every level of recovery has a family involved in it, whether it's your home group or your community. That's why I'm sober is my mother-in-law had a black belt in Alcoholics Anonymous.”(07:14) (Candy)“I do a three-day program and I'll tell them that it's designed so that the first day we think. The second day we feel. The third day we take action.”(08:09) (Jeanie)“The process of identification is the first step in healing.”(10:04) (Jeanie)Resources MentionedJFlowers Health Institute – https://jflowershealth.com/JFlowers Health Institute Contact – (713) 783-6655Subscribe on your favorite player: https://understanding-the-human-condition.captivate.fm/listen Tonda's LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonda-chapman-3018b2154/Candy's LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/candy-finnigan-8194068/Jeanie's LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeanie-griffin-d-d-lmft-lpc-lcdc-25a3939/**The views and opinions expressed by our guests are those of the individual and do not necessarily reflect those of J. Flowers Health Institute. Any content provided by our co-host(s) or guests are of their opinion and are not intended to reflect the philosophy and policies of J. Flowers Health Institute itself. Nor is it intended to malign any recovery method, religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual, or anyone or anything.

Episode SummaryAmy Stephens is a registered dietitian, certified specialist in sports nutrition, blogger, runner and food coach. She has over twenty years of experience working with amateur and high-performing Olympic level athletes to achieve their sports performance goals using the latest science- backed approaches. Today, Whitney and Amy discuss how running affects our hormones and how our hormones affect our running. Amy delves deep into the signs you should look for that may signal that you have an imbalance and strategies to keep hormones balanced through training, recovery, and how you eat.Episode SponsorRunner Click Pro – https://pro.runnerclick.com/Key Takeaways01:04 – Whitney Heins welcomes Amy Stephens to the show who shares her expertise as a registered sports dietician and the impact hormones have on running08:50 – Signs to look out for when monitoring your hormones and stress level17:15 – Low estrogen and low testosterone19:25 – The importance of diet and nutrition29:24 – Next steps for those experiencing a hormonal imbalance37:26 – Whitney and Amy both open up about their shared experience with hormones, having children, and how it impacted their running42:37 – Whitney thanks Amy for joining the show and lets listeners know where they can connect with herTweetable Quotes“What does it mean to balance hormones? What does this all mean? Why is this important? Hormones kinda control everything in our bodies. They regulate all of our functions such as the menstrual cycle, bone growth, heart rate, muscle growth and repair, digestion, temperature, blood sugar, mood. They control everything.” (07:19) (Amy)“Exercise is great, but too much or maybe not recovering well can definitely impact performance. So, you asked about signs or how to know when your body is not recovered. So let's start there. There's some signs that are very clear that I usually ask someone. Do they feel rested? Sometimes people can say, ‘No, I feel tired all the time. I don't feel like I'm recovering from the workouts.' Another big sign is there's no appetite. If you don't have an appetite, it means those stress hormones might still be circulating.” (10:59) (Amy)“There are some initial studies, Adam Tenforde out of Boston has some great studies that show that low testosterone can have a similar impact on men, meaning that the bone reformation after a workout can be altered with low testosterone.” (18:41) (Amy)“Also, it's about getting used to trying different foods. See what works for you so you know on race day what your body feels good with and what maybe it doesn't.” (28:54) (Amy)“Carbs are not bad. They provide energy and help us to feel better. And that's part of a healthy diet.” (31:35) (Amy)“Cortisol levels can be helpful, but again if you just worked out or if you're feeling stressed at that moment, that cortisol is going to be high. The same goes for insulin. Insulin levels are high after a meal. That's normal.” (35:53) (Amy)Resources MentionedWhitney's LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/whitney-heins-02ba3b5The Mother Runners Club – https://www.themotherrunners.com/Amy's Website – https://www.amystephensnutrition.com/Amy's Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/amystephensnutrition/?hl=en

Welcome to The Dr. Brian's Health Show, a weekly podcast where Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler uses his decades of experience in medicine and ability as an expert researcher to provide a light-hearted approach and share health trends popular on TikTok. In this episode, Dr. Brian welcomes Lung Transplant Specialist, Dr. David Weill to the show to discuss how Dr. David is helping patients, patient's families, and transplant teams navigate their transplantation journey to reach optimal outcomes. What is emphysema and what causes it? Is vaping safe? What can we all do to keep our lungs as healthy as possible? Find out in today's episode! If you're enjoying the show, we'd love it if you leave the show a Rating & Review at RateThisPodcast.com/NoCap Key Takeaways 01:16 – Dr. Brian introduces today's guest, Dr. David Weill, who join the show to share his expertise as a transplant pulmonologist and the top reasons people need a lung transplant 07:08 – What is emphysema and what causes it? 09:26 – A fun fact about our lungs 10:28 – The dangers of vaping and the risk of lung re-transplants 17:55 – Tips for keeping your lungs as healthy as possible 21:04 – Dr. David's book, Exhale 25:44 – Empathy, caring and separating emotion from outcome 28:58 – The decision to transition out of clinical practice 32:00 – Finding common ground among differing personalities 36:24 – Where listeners can connect with Dr. David and find his book 37:39 – Dr. Brian thanks Dr. David for joining the show to share his expertise Tweetable Quotes “One in five patients who are listed for a lung transplant will die on the waiting list. So, there's a real shortage not only in lung, but in the other organs as well.” (04:37) (Dr. David) “A smoking related lung disease, emphysema is a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Some people may have heard of COPD. That's essentially the same thing.” (07:43) (Dr. David) “There's a vast array of chemicals in a vape and what goes into the lung. But even more than that, it's thermal energy. So, in other words, it produces very high heat in the lung, and the lung is quite sensitive to very high temperatures. The damage can not only come from the chemicals that are contained in the vape oil, but also from the heat that's generated. It's much hotter than cigarette smoke.” (10:52) (Dr. David) “As marijuana increasingly becomes more mainstream in our society, we're seeing more and more research that it's not quite the benign drug that we thought it was maybe early on, mainly because there wasn't much research on it when it was illegal.” (18:19) (Dr. David) “It was very difficult for me to separate how much I cared from accepting an outcome that was not good. And, I don't think I ever really learned how to do that well over the course of my career.” (25:25) (Dr. David) “What I try to do now is coach the teams through everything and try to figure out a way to get on the same page. That's probably the number one value that I can bring to programs now.” (31:46) (Dr. David) Resources Mentioned Dr. David's Website Dr. David's Book Dr. David's Instagram Dr. David's Twitter Dr. David's Facebook Dr. David's LinkedIn DM Dr. Brian your questions and he will respond back with answers⁠ ⁠Dr. Brian's Website⁠ ⁠Dr. Brian's TikTok⁠ ⁠Dr. Brian's Instagram⁠ Please remember, Dr. Brian is a doctor, but he is not your doctor. He is here to provide general information, not medical advice, so you should always check with your doctor before relying on any information. Podcast Production & Marketing provided by FullCast

On The Spot At The Spot : https://bit.ly/3vZp0xIBoo Kapone : https://bit.ly/45YkTRxKen Starrrz : https://bit.ly/46rTLf1St. Nick : https://bit.ly/3voTM36Mr. McGlover : https://bit.ly/3K5eNnvProduced by Rob Nova : https://bit.ly/3OrTXUrThe Spot SoDo : https://bit.ly/3E0Rdq9"On The Spot At The Spot" is an informative, social, entertainment and opinionated show. Based around social commentary on current events, music, fashion, social consciousness and social issues that seem to plague our generation. We welcome various guest appearances from entertainers, athletes, comedians, theologians, and politicians. Filmed and Recorded at The Spot SoDo in Seattle, WA. A mixed media hub that offers Music Production, Recording, Mixing and Podcast Production. www.thespotsodo.com

The StarWell Foundation is a production of OMV Podcast Inspired by “The Villain Wrangler” community thread on tumblr Thanks to the kickstarter backers for allowing me to make this and helping me pay actors musicians and artists.  2 down and 4 more to go. StarWell ID badges, @BKArtworks Flapjack pins and OMV merch bundles have all been shipped! Now that backers have their rewards the remaining merch will be for sale in the  by late September.  Featuring voice actors Kae Giroux Brett Kelley Bob Savage Sarah Gherri KT Baldassaro Michelle Arslan Mike Davis Stevie Norman Nichele Herrick Steph MacGillivary Kristen Chesler Jennifer Rawlings Jeremy Ruiter Danielle Squiers music by Kevin Mason Jett Andrade Mike Forgette Eyegore @yevgeny666 Christina Pepper Antonio R @antoniobustabad Incompetech.com & Kevin MacLeod and sound effects from Freesound.org BBC Sound Effects Pixabay.com Mac Owens from Cleanwavs.com Take a Chance Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License   My special thanks for this episode went out to Colin and Jason for inspiring me to make StarWell happen. You can listen to those exact moments    and   Thanks for listening!

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On The Spot At The Spot : https://bit.ly/3vZp0xITuda : https://bit.ly/45MlAgQTov : https://bit.ly/3YQXqPMSt. Nick : https://bit.ly/3voTM36Mr. McGlover : https://bit.ly/3K5eNnvProduced by Rob Nova : https://bit.ly/3OrTXUrThe Spot SoDo : https://bit.ly/3E0Rdq9"On The Spot At The Spot" is an informative, social, entertainment and opinionated show. Based around social commentary on current events, music, fashion, social consciousness and social issues that seem to plague our generation. We welcome various guest appearances from entertainers, athletes, comedians, theologians, and politicians. Filmed and Recorded at The Spot SoDo in Seattle, WA. A mixed media hub that offers Music Production, Recording, Mixing and Podcast Production. www.thespotsodo.com

Follow me @samirkaji for my thoughts on the venture market, with a focus on the continued evolution of the VC landscape.Today we're excited to bring Mark Suster back on the pod. Mark is the managing partner of Upfront and also a frequent contributor of great content for the venture ecosystem through his blog, Both Sides of the Table, which I'd highly recommend you subscribe to. Mark and Samir were recently talking about venture funds raising in this market, and we thought it would be timely to record a session on what we are seeing, and how venture fund managers should think about navigating in this market. About Mark Suster:Mark Suster is a Partner at Upfront. He previously was the Founder and CEO of two successful enterprise software companies, the most recent of which was sold to Salesforce.com where Mark became VP, Products. Prior to being a founder, Mark was a software developer at Accenture where he lived and worked in Europe, Japan and the U.S.Mark is a graduate of UCSD and has an MBA from the University of Chicago.In this episode we discuss:(01:51) With fundraising down from its high in 2021, what are GPs and LPs saying about the market(04:33) What institutional investors are saying about the market(09:19) How emerging managers can access larger global pools of capital(13:47) Building a sales pipeline for your fundraising process as an emerging manager(18:03) Moving deals through the mid-funnel death trap(21:55) Non-obvious things managers can do to improve their fundraising(25:29) Strategies to talk to Family Offices versus large institutional investors(30:49) How to stand out as a manager in a crowded field(34:17) Preparing for an LP meeting(38:45) The bull case for venture moving forward(41:44) How are LPs thinking about venture as an asset category and about the liquidity premiums across the entire market(45:49) Putting in the work to find good managers versus investing in a larger brand name fund(47:30) The importance of having a reserve as an emerging managerI'd love to know what you took away from this conversation with Mark. Follow me @SamirKaji and give me your insights and questions with the hashtag #ventureunlocked. If you'd like to be considered as a guest or have someone you'd like to hear from (GP or LP), drop me a direct message on Twitter.Podcast Production support provided by Agent Bee  This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ventureunlocked.substack.com

Empowering Therapists Through Personal and Professional Growth In this enlightening episode of "Soul Care for Therapists," host Dawn Gabriel engages in a deep and meaningful conversation with Kelly Lynch, a seasoned therapist and coach who specializes in helping individuals navigate both their personal and professional lives with resilience and empowerment. Kelly brings a wealth of experience to the table, having not only walked the path of a therapist but also as a survivor of domestic violence and a former EMS personnel. Her unique journey has given her profound insights into the integration of faith and psychology, making her a guiding light for therapists striving to build sustainable businesses while honoring their own well-being. Discovering Resilience Amidst Personal Challenges Kelly opens up about her transformative experiences, shedding light on her own journey through a challenging divorce and her triumphant emergence from domestic violence. Despite these trials, she demonstrates how resilience and grit can be harnessed to propel oneself forward. Kelly shares, "We argued about basically everything, uh, but from beginning to end it was six months, which is really fast for a contentious divorce. So again, like I got really lucky with the pace that the divorce moved at, so then I could just move on with my life." Grit and Power: A Model for Growth Kelly introduces her powerful coaching model, Grit and Power, which acts as a roadmap for therapists seeking personal and professional alignment. The Grit model encompasses Growth, Resilience, Identity, and Training, all vital components of personal development. Kelly explains, "Growth is about how we practice resilience, how we create resilience...how we adapt to the world around us." She further delves into the significance of Identity and Integrity, emphasizing the importance of staying aligned with one's core values. The Power model complements Grit by offering a practical approach to addressing challenges, with the acronym representing Pause for Perspective, Observe and Organize, Work the Problem, Express the Impact, and Recover. Balancing Professional Growth and Personal Well-being Kelly's approach to growth doesn't solely apply to the professional realm; she extends her insights to encompass personal lives as well. She shares her own experiences of parenting a tween daughter and emphasizes the value of practicing self-care and boundary-setting. She says, "When we think about mental health skills, they're just the same. It's just putting it into a different context." Kelly underscores the importance of debriefing and self-care, drawing parallels between her EMS background and the necessity for therapists to discharge energy after emotionally charged sessions. Tips for Integration and Transformation For therapists and business owners seeking integration of their faith and psychology, Kelly's wisdom offers tangible takeaways.  Embrace the Grit and Power model to navigate challenges with resilience and intentionality.  Identify personal values and live them out with integrity.  Practice self-care as you balance professional demands and personal growth.  Kelly's upcoming book, which delves into the Grit and Power model, promises to be an invaluable resource for therapists and individuals seeking holistic alignment. In Summary: Aligning Growth, Resilience, and Faith Kelly Lynch's journey from therapist to coach is one of empowerment, growth, and alignment. Her Grit and Power model serves as a beacon of hope for therapists navigating their own personal and professional challenges. Through resilience, intentionality, and self-care, Kelly encourages therapists to foster growth, embrace their identities, and thrive in both their businesses and personal lives. As a survivor, coach, and mentor, Kelly's insights remind us that personal growth is a lifelong journey that can be both transformative and empowering.  About Kelly Kelly Lynch is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Life Coach, Personal Fitness Trainer, and Nutrition Coach. She has been walking with people through their journeys and challenges for over 20 years, beginning as an EMT in 2002, and moving into the mental health field in 2009. Kelly launched her first business, Turning Point Wellness, in 2014, and her clinical specialty is Acute Stress and Post Traumatic Stress Injuries in EMS professionals. Kelly launched The GRIIT Project in 2022, offering mindset coaching through her transformational GRIIT and POWER coaching systems. She speaks nationally and internationally on topics related to mindset and problem-solving, as well as teaching clinicians in private practice how to brand and successfully market. She specializes in teaching people how to practice authenticity and find alignment through the power of self-leadership. With the five pillars of GRIIT and POWER, Kelly will help you unlock your potential and build a life that feels even better than it looks.  Links and Resources The Griit Project Kelly on Facebook and Instagram - @thegriitcoach  Look for Kelly's book on Amazon scheduled to be published in February 2024 Sacred Space Community Groups - with Dawn Soul Care Retreats: Exclusively for therapists who want to recharge in a deep and fulfilling way. You will engage in your own spiritual journey, find some release from the work you do, as well as connect with other therapists all while enjoying the beauty of Colorado at a secluded and peaceful retreat center. Limited to 6-8 therapists. 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Descript is a wonderful tool that helps editors (whether audio or video). I use it for podcasting all the time. Now, I've supercharged my use of it by creating a workflow where others can collaborate with me on it. The benefit of this is that any content edits they have for the podcast are automatically translated into Descript and by extension into my audio editing software (Adobe Audition in my case). I walk you through my process and methodology so you too can take advantage of this software. And while I focus on audio podcast production, much of what I share can easily be transferred to video editing as well for video essays, documentaries, etc. So check out this episode and please share your thoughts down in the comment section or hit me up on social media @PhilSvitek. Lastly, for more free resources from your 360 creative coach, check out my website at http://philsvitek.com. RESOURCES/LINKS:  -Coach or Consultant Services: https://philsvitek.com/lets-work-together/   -Podcast Services: http://philsvitek.com/podcastservices  -Love Market Film: https://www.amazon.com/Love-Market-Amy-Cassandra-Martinez/dp/B09DFS3FTZ/ref=sr_1_14  -Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/philsvitek   -Merchandise: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/phil-svitek---360-creative-coach/   -Instagram: http://instagram.com/philsvitek   -Facebook: http://facebook.com/philippsvitek  -Twitter: http://twitter.com/philsvitek  -Financially Fit Foundation: http://financiallyfitfoundation.org  -Master Mental Fortitude Book: http://mastermentalfortitude.com  -Elan, Elan Book: http://philsvitek.com/elan-elan   -In Search of Sunrise Book: http://philsvitek.com/in-search-of-sunrise  -A Bogotá Trip Film: https://philsvitek.com/a-bogota-trip/ 

Ep. 20 Have you ever listened to someone on the radio and thought "that's a really cool job"? But what happens when that DJ has an entrepreneurial spirit and a deep desire to uplift other people's voices? Join us as we delve into the world of podcasting and broadcasting with the dynamic Jazzy T. From her journey as a radio host to the creation of her podcast production network, JAZZCAST PROS, you won't want to miss the shocking car accident revelation and the unexpected challenges she faced as BIPOC woman in media. Brace yourself for an abrupt ending that leaves Jazzy T in a precarious situation, leaving you craving for more answers. In this episode, you will be able to: Cultivate your entrepreneurial spirit and identify profitable opportunities. Decode the power of broadcasting and podcasts in transforming businesses. Explore Jazzy T's epic ascent in the entertainment realm. Navigate the trials and triumphs of initiating a successful podcast network. Discover the art of pursuing passion in work and mastering task delegation effectively. Meet Jazzy T, a passionate broadcaster-turned-podcast producer who has been working in the entertainment industry since she was 16. She has a fascinating journey that starts from her hometown Detroit, takes her to the glamorous Hollywood, then eventually lands her in Western New York. Jazzy T's love for the mic is rooted deeply back in her days at Michigan State University when she ran a successful hip-hop show. Over the years, she has learned to shape the power of spoken words, transforming ideas and thoughts into compelling audio content that educates, inspires and empowers women and people of color. Her unique knowledge of both broadcast and podcast media works to her advantage, giving her a deeper understanding of how to captivate an audience regardless of the medium.   RESOURCES MENTIONED Riverside.FM Discount Code: JAZZYCAST for 15% of Remote Audio/Video Recording Start your own podcast with production, distribution help from JazzCast Pros.  Join BOSSY at www.BossyRoc.com Watch Jazzy T on TBS America's Next Weatherman Follow Bossy on Instagram @BossyRoc 2023 BOSSY SMALL BUSINESS CONFERENCE OCT 17 -19, BUFFALO, NY 12+ seminars, 6 hours of directed co-work, lunches and dinners for networking and inspiration.  Thank you to our Sponsors: Salena's Mexican Restaurant at Village Gate 302 N Goodman St, Rochester, NY 14607    Marshall Street Bar 81 Marshall St, Rochester, NY 14607   Other episodes you'll enjoy: Embracing Transition: How Iris the Olympian Found Her Purpose After Retirement | Getting Real with Bossy Operating in Your Zone of Genius: How Can I Create More of This? | High Vibe Table Talks: Empowering your Self-Growth Journey Capital for Women, Minorites and Veteran-Owned Businesses | Beauty Boss Millionaire   The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:01 - Introduction, 00:00:17 - Entrepreneurial Mindset, 00:00:49 - Podcasting and Broadcasting, 00:02:13 - Bossy Small Business Conference, 00:05:11 - Working with Jazzy T, 00:12:56 - FM98 WJLB Detroit 00:14:09 - A Bold Move to Buffalo, 00:15:11 - America's Next Weatherman Audition, 00:19:31 - Getting Let Go and Finding Success, 00:22:28 - Transition to Podcast Production, 00:26:05 - Jazzy T's Journey into Podcasting, 00:27:01 - Beauty Boss Millionaire Podcast, 00:29:18 - JR Galactic Casting, 00:31:59 - Traffic Reporting on News10NBC Rochester, HY 00:36:49 - Seeking Full-Time Compensation, 00:39:42 - Terrifying Car Accident, 00:40:17 - Nonstop Work Schedule, 00:41:05 - Becoming an Entrepreneur, 00:43:19 - Goal for JAZZCAST Pros, 00:48:24 - Future of Podcasting, 00:54:29 - Comparison of Podcasts, 00:55:18 - Personal Connections and First Businesses, 00:56:21 - Lack of Guidance and Figuring Things Out, 01:00:12 - Communication Challenges in the Media Industry, 01:01:47 - Hustle for Health Programs, 01:07:51 - The Electric Slide vs. the Cupid Shuffle, 01:08:14 - Line Dance Party and Soul Train Line, 01:09:04 - Sharing a Video on Facebook, 01:09:32 - Promoting Businesses and Finding Videos, 01:14:27 - BONUS Content  

On The Spot At The Spot : https://bit.ly/3vZp0xIGifted Gab : https://bit.ly/3qMMjL9St. Nick : https://bit.ly/3voTM36Mr. McGlover : https://bit.ly/3K5eNnvProduced by Rob Nova : https://bit.ly/3BYJpnXThe Spot SoDo : https://bit.ly/3E0Rdq9"On The Spot" is an informative, social, entertainment and opinionated show. Based around social commentary on current events, music, fashion, social consciousness and social issues that seem to plague our generation. We welcome various guest appearances from entertainers, athletes, comedians, theologians, and politicians. Filmed and Recorded at The Spot SoDo in Seattle, WA. A mixed media hub that offers Music Production, Recording, Mixing and Podcast Production. www.thespotsodo.com

Amanda Blanco is the CEO of the Behavioral Hospital of Bellaire, who started her career with UHS as a Mental Health Technician over 10 years ago. In her tenure with UHS, she has successfully driven initiatives to convert a facility to seclusion free and started clinical trials on acute schizophrenic patients through MERCK, a research organization. Today, she joins the show to talk about how a personal tragedy led her into the field of mental health, advice she would give to other mental health technicians, and the improvements she hopes to see in the mental health industry.Key Takeaways01:23 – Amanda Blanco joins the show to talk about her amazing journey from mental health technician to CEO of a hospital system 06:09 – Turning tragedy into hope 07:14 – Achieving a Bachelors & Masters degree while working at UHS and what it's like working at Universal Health Services 09:59 – Advice Amanda would give to mental health technicians 13:24 – What's next for Amanda 14:31 – Amanda speaks to her hope for the evolution of mental health 17:03 – Dr. Flowers thanks Amanda for joining the show and lets listeners know where they can connect with her and the Behavioral Hospital of BellaireTweetable Quotes“It's funny because we talk about crossroads and how there's a fork in our road where you really start to see which way you're gonna go. At that time I had the interview as a mental health tech, I also had an interview as a store manager for a very big store chain. It was a lot more money, but when I did the tour at the residential treatment center for kiddos, I loved it. There was something so intriguing about it.” (05:39) (Amanda) “I started to realize, as I got deeper into case management, that I needed to do something more extreme. I needed to be at a higher level in order to make change. The people in the trenches - the case managers, the direct care staff - they do a lot of work. But a lot of change comes from the top.” (07:54) (Amanda) “I would not be at a company if I didn;'t share the same virtues, the same philosophy, the same everything as the President.” (09:01) (Amanda) “Sometimes, doing jobs or taking on responsibility that goes outside of our comfort zone, that's where you're gonna grow. That's what we do as humans, we grow. We grow from challenge. We grow from obstacles.” (10:47) (Amanda) “Right now, I want to make BHB - Behavioral Hospital of Bellaire - as successful as possible. I want patients to come in and when they leave I want them to call their parents, family and friends and say, ‘I feel better.'” (13:37) (Amanda)Resources MentionedJFlowers Health Institute – https://jflowershealth.com/JFlowers Health Institute Contact – (713) 783-6655Subscribe on your favorite player: https://understanding-the-human-condition.captivate.fm/listen Behavioral Hospital of Bellaire Website – https://bhbhospital.com/**The views and opinions expressed by our guests are those of the individual and do not necessarily reflect those of J. Flowers Health Institute. Any content provided by our co-host(s) or guests are of their opinion and are not intended to reflect the philosophy and policies of J. Flowers Health Institute itself. Nor is it intended to malign any recovery method, religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual, or anyone or anything.

Follow me @samirkaji for my thoughts on the venture market, with a focus on the continued evolution of the VC landscape.On this week's show, we're excited to have Hernan Kazah, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Kaszek, one of the largest Latin American firms with nine funds under management. The firm launched in 2011 and over time they've made early-stage investments in companies such as Nubank, QuintoAndar, Kavak, Creditas, and Nuvemshop.Before becoming an investor, Hernan Co-Founded MercadoLibre in 1999, an online auction and e-commerce platform that later went public in 2008. At a market cap today of over $60B, the company represents one of the great entrepreneurial successes in the region. During our conversation, we spoke about the growth of Latin America, making the shift from a company builder to a full-time investor, and how founders and investors should think about the capital-scarce market we are navigating today.A word from our sponsor:Privately owned and headquartered in New York City, Grasshopper Bank is built to serve the business and innovation economy. As a client-first digital bank, Grasshopper combines the best of banking technology and years of industry expertise to deliver best-in-class experiences with trusted security and unparalleled support. Grasshopper's digital solutions are tailored for venture capital and private equity firms, startups and small businesses, fintech-focused Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) and commercial API banking platforms, and more. Serving clients globally, Grasshopper provides flexible, firm-focused lending solutions, as well as a dedicated Relationship Manager committed to meeting the unique needs and strategic focus of your firm across all entities, including funds, general partner and management companies. Grasshopper is a member of the FDIC and an Equal Housing Lender.For more information, visit the bank's website at www.grasshopper.bank or follow on LinkedIn and X.About Hernan Kazah:Hernan Kazah is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Kaszek Ventures. Hernan has overseen Kaszek's growth into the largest venture capital firm in Latin America. It has invested in more than 100 startups and is known for its ability to spot the next tech talent and hands-on approach.Prior to investing, Hernan Co-Founded MercadoLibre, the most successful "from-garage-to-Nasdaq" startup story in Latin America to date, and one of the largest technology companies in the region.He has a BA from the University of Buenos Aires and an MBA from Stanford.In this episode we discuss:(02:57) Hernan's journey into tech and investing(04:39) Lessons from MercoadoLibre that he wanted to apply in building Kaszek(10:38) Why he decided to move to venture in 2011(14:11) The long process of building an LP base with an unproven theory(20:21) Advice and mentorship Hernan sought out prior to starting Kaszek(24:56) How Hernan manages his time to help his portfolio(28:57) Comparing the market of 1999/2000 with today's market(36:04) What it means to support founders(42:33) Why Hernan is mostly handsoff in his portfolio companies(46:50) How to have tough conversations with founders(48:10) The best career advice he's recievedI'd love to know what you took away from this conversation with Hernan. Follow me @SamirKaji and give me your insights and questions with the hashtag #ventureunlocked. If you'd like to be considered as a guest or have someone you'd like to hear from (GP or LP), drop me a direct message on Twitter.Podcast Production support provided by Agent Bee  This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ventureunlocked.substack.com

On The Spot At The Spot : https://bit.ly/3vZp0xITha Baby : https://bit.ly/3YDpiaiSt. Nick : https://bit.ly/3voTM36Mr. McGlover : https://bit.ly/3K5eNnvProduced by Rob Nova : https://bit.ly/3BYJpnXThe Spot SoDo : https://bit.ly/3E0Rdq9"On The Spot" is an informative, social, entertainment and opinionated show. Based around social commentary on current events, music, fashion, social consciousness and social issues that seem to plague our generation. We welcome various guest appearances from entertainers, athletes, comedians, theologians, and politicians. Filmed and Recorded at The Spot SoDo in Seattle, WA. A mixed media hub that offers Music Production, Recording, Mixing and Podcast Production. www.thespotsodo.com

This episode is sponsored by Riverside.fm, the leading tool for podcast and video recordings. Visit riverside.fm and use code GROW15 to start recording studio-quality sound and video and get 15% off a membership plan. In this episode of Grow The Show, Kevin Chemidlin interviews Mark Savant, a podcasting expert and founder of Mark Savant Media, about the integration of AI technology into podcasting. Mark shares his experience using AI-generated content and discusses its potential implications and benefits in the industry. He highlights the power of AI in automating various aspects of podcast production and content creation, including generating show notes, descriptions, and blog posts. By incorporating AI and automation, podcasters can streamline their workflows, save time, and create engaging content that captivates their target audience. After this episode, you will: Get a grasp on how AI automation can elevate your podcast processes. Interpret the many ways in which AI tools can cut down your podcast production time and expenses. Anticipate the future of podcasting with the advent of AI-generated content in production and publicity. Learn to navigate the potential problems and traps that come with using AI-generated content too heavily. Conceive the need to retain a human connection and stirring up controversial discussions to stand out in the podcast universe. More from Mark: Mark Savant Media Follow Mark on Instagram JOIN GROW THE SHOW PRO See here how Grow The Show Pro will help you grow + monetize your podcast, at a simple low monthly price. We'd love to work with you :) MORE FROM KEVIN: See here how Grow The Show Pro will help you grow + monetize your podcast, at a simple low monthly price. Watch the FREE Grow The Show Masterclass to learn Kevin's four steps to growing a thriving podcast business! Connect with Kevin on Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn Subscribe to Grow The Show on Youtube Join our community in the Grow The Show Facebook group LINKS TO OUR PARTNERS: Make Your Show Sound Professional with Podcast Boutique Grab Kevin's Recommended Mic on Amazon Build a Podcast Website in 7 Minutes on Podpage

Welcome to another episode of Soul Care for Therapists, where today we dive deep into intriguing approaches to mental health and well-being. Our special guest today we have the pleasure of sitting down with is Kandice Moss, a licensed professional counselor and board-certified dance movement therapist. Prepare to be inspired as we unravel the enchanting world of dance movement therapy, exploring its transformative impact on our lives. A Dance with Authenticity: Discovering the Power of Movement In this captivating segment, Kandice introduces us to the enchanting world of dance movement therapy, a unique therapeutic approach that utilizes movement and nonverbal communication to unlock hidden emotions and foster healing. With a friendly and passionate tone, Kandice shares her personal journey into this innovative practice, emphasizing how dance can be a powerful conduit for authentic self-expression. "Through the training, we learned so many techniques of what dance movement psychotherapy is, and I have just found to incorporate that not just in my life as a clinician and as a therapist, but in the many roles that I play...everything is a dance." The Art of Listening: Unveiling the Nonverbal Conversations Within Us Dive into the heart of dance movement therapy with Kandice, as she takes us on a journey through the nuances of nonverbal communication. In this section, Kandice shares how she delicately navigates the dance of therapy, carefully observing her clients' bodily expressions and gestures. Through poignant examples, she illuminates the profound insights that emerge when we listen to the language of the body. "I might invite them...to actually take the space...so how do we also sequence ourselves from this ball shape to the sunshine gesture that you described? So now we can put into practice all the steps that we need to do to move from this ball shape to the sunshine shape that you described." Healing Steps: Embracing Movement to Transform Trauma In this touching section, Kandice delves into the therapeutic power of movement in healing trauma. With empathy and wisdom, she walks us through how dance movement therapy offers a safe space for individuals to confront their traumas, fostering a deeper understanding of their emotional landscape. Kandice reveals how she collaborates with clients to create a healing dance that awakens their resilience. "It's a very delicate place again, where trauma lives, where anxiousness lives...how it manifests within our bodies and how we relate to others, how we relate to ourselves." Faith in Motion: The Spiritual Connection to Dance Kandice beautifully intertwines her faith with the practice of dance movement therapy. Drawing parallels between the dance of life and her spiritual beliefs, she invites us to see how dance can be a conduit for connecting with God and deepening our relationship with the divine. With warmth and grace, Kandice shares how her faith infuses every step she takes as a dance movement therapist. "Our faith is a dance, like our relationship with God is again, the give and take, the ability to enter into prayer where we're listening, okay, where we're now, we're, we're the followers, quote unquote. As we're dancing, we're listening, you know, and we're able to hear." About Kandice Moss Kandice Moss is the owner of Moss Therapy and Wellness; a creative arts psychotherapies and counseling practice. Kandice is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago, holding a Masters's degree in Dance Movement Psychotherapy and Professional Counseling. Her own experience of the healing power of dance and movement and her interest in helping individuals find their "why" led her to further her education in this field. "Connection and relationships" are her motto. Kandice is passionate about helping individuals foster self-awareness and gain insight into their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors by using movement as a modality to further integrate themselves into a whole BEING-- physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. Action Steps: Ready to dance your way to greater well-being? Here are a few action steps inspired by Kandice's insights: Explore Your Body's Language: Take a moment each day to observe your bodily sensations, movements, and gestures. What might they be telling you about your emotions and thoughts? Incorporate Movement Into Your Routine: Integrate intentional movement into your daily life. Whether it's a brief dance, a stretch, or a mindful walk, allow your body to express itself. Create a Healing Playlist: Curate a playlist of songs that resonate with your emotions. Listen to them and notice how your body responds. What shapes or movements might these songs inspire? Embrace Nonverbal Communication: Pay attention to the nonverbal cues of those around you. Practice active listening by observing body language and gestures during conversations. Cultivate Mindful Prayer or Meditation: Connect with your spirituality through movement-based practices. Incorporate gentle movements, breathwork, or dance into your prayer or meditation routine. As we conclude this enlightening conversation, we've ventured into the world of dance movement therapy with Kandice Moss. From understanding the profound language of the body to weaving spirituality into each step, Kandice's insights invite us to embrace life's dance as a transformative journey toward authenticity, healing, and connection. Links and Resources Moss Therapy and Wellness Web Page Find her on Social Media: @mosstherapyandwellness.com kmoss@mosstherapyandwellness.com Podcast Production and Show Notes by Course Creation Studio

Apro Choudhury is a mind-body interventionist who focuses on integrative behavioral health consultancy and public health with six years of experience empowering traumatized clinical populations, communities, and healthcare institutions. He's incredibly skilled at building relationship-driven partnerships that activate our capacity to heal trauma, understand ourselves, and face challenges with practical and accessible mind-body skills. Today, he joins the show to talk about generational trauma, his passion for serving others and the incredible work he's doing with families and pediatric populations at Texas Children's Hospital.Key Takeaways01:22 – Apro Choudhry joins the show to talk about his background as a mind-body interventionist and the incredible work he's doing in the community of Uvalde, Texas 06:38 – Service-oriented activities 11:35 – How trauma spans multiple generations both in the past and in the future 20:18 – Working with families at Texas Children's Hospital 23:20 – Dr. Flowers thanks Apro for joining the show and for the great work he's doing and lets listeners know where they can connect with himTweetable Quotes“The work that we're now doing in Uvalde is coming together, sharing what needs to be shared. No one is diagnosing you. No one is trying to fix you. We're coming together as humans. and we're teaching skills that help us connect more deeply to what's happening in that moment. And that's a lot of what mind-body medicine is.” (07:24) (Apro) “So, what's in our subconscious mind and what's living in ourselves signals to ourselves and sends messages to ourselves. That's a lot of what mind-body medicine allows us to look at and interact with - this process that's already happening.” (15:45) (Apro) “I think working with kids and families is such a privilege because you get to work with a complete system. So much of what happens in general with pediatric populations is that the child or the adolescent might think that they're responsible for the challenges they're facing. And that creates a whole other complex - shame, guilt - that complicates the healing process.” (20:42) (Apro)Resources MentionedJFlowers Health Institute – https://jflowershealth.com/JFlowers Health Institute Contact – (713) 783-6655Subscribe on your favorite player: https://understanding-the-human-condition.captivate.fm/listen Apro's LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/breathewithapro/**The views and opinions expressed by our guests are those of the individual and do not necessarily reflect those of J. Flowers Health Institute. Any content provided by our co-host(s) or guests are of their opinion and are not intended to reflect the philosophy and policies of J. Flowers Health Institute itself. Nor is it intended to malign any recovery method, religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual, or anyone or anything.

Chucky B : https://bit.ly/3QwOygqSt. Nick : https://bit.ly/3voTM36Mr. McGlover : https://bit.ly/3K5eNnvBaraka : https://bit.ly/3myJislProduced by Rob Nova : https://bit.ly/3BYJpnXThe Spot SoDo : https://bit.ly/3E0Rdq9"On The Spot" is an informative, social, entertainment and opinionated show. Based around social commentary on current events, music, fashion, social consciousness and social issues that seem to plague our generation. We welcome various guest appearances from entertainers, athletes, comedians, theologians, and politicians. Filmed and Recorded at The Spot SoDo in Seattle, WA. A mixed media hub that offers Music Production, Recording, Mixing and Podcast Production. www.thespotsodo.com

In this episode, I share my favorite podcast production tools. I am the owner of Espresso Podcast Production, a full-service podcast production agency specializing in editing, marketing and strategy. I have been a full-time podcast producer for 3.5 years and use these tools almost daily! Listen to the episode to get the full list. I also share tips on what to look for when hiring a podcast editor.If you are looking to outsource your podcast and are interested in learning more about how I can help you with your podcast, contact me through my website: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.comMy current favorite tool: edit your podcast with Descript: https://www.descript.com?lmref=KkInCQConnect with me, Hayleigh Hayhurst:Website: https://www.espressopodcastproduction.com/Podcast courses: https://hayleigh-s-school-2cca.thinkific.com/courses/great-guesting-how-to-be-an-unforgettable-podcast-guestInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/espressopodcastproduction/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/espressogrowth Edit your podcast with Descript: https://www.descript.com?lmref=KkInCQConvertKit — ConvertKit is the go-to marketing hub for creators that helps you grow and monetize your audience with ease.: https://convertkit.com?lmref=gBnOLgTry Audible Premium Plus for free: www.audibletrial.com/QyNjxoMusic: John Kiernan. www.johnkiernanmusic.com

The StarWell Foundation is a production of OMV Podcast   Inspired by “The Villain Wrangler” community thread on tumblr   Thanks to the kickstarter backers for allowing me to make this and helping me pay actors musicians and artists.  1 down and 5 more to go. StarWell ID badges, @BKArtworks Flapjack pins and OMV merch bundles will be shipping out this month.    Remaining items will be in the after August, once I'm sure all backers have received their items first.   Featuring voice actors Kae Giroux  Brett Kelley Remani Lizani Bob Savage Sarah Gherri Mike Davis Joe Van Allen Steph MacGillivary Colin Vigneault Kristen Chesler Will Munro Ed Gogolski Kamilla CheskiewiczJennifer Rawlings Jesper barber Jeremy Ruiter Ian PatriarcaJamie Noguchi   music by Kevin Mason Pixabay Jett Andrade Marcelo F. @resetcubestudio Incompetech.com & Kevin MacLeod   and sound effects and some themes from Freesound.org BBC Sound Effects Pixabay.com Take a Chance Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License  

On The Spot At The Spot : https://bit.ly/3vZp0xIMafi D : https://bit.ly/44LjEF8St. Nick : https://bit.ly/3voTM36Mr. McGlover : https://bit.ly/3K5eNnvProduced by Rob Nova : https://bit.ly/3OrTXUrThe Spot SoDo : https://bit.ly/3E0Rdq9"On The Spot" is an informative, social, entertainment and opinionated show. Based around social commentary on current events, music, fashion, social consciousness and social issues that seem to plague our generation. We welcome various guest appearances from entertainers, athletes, comedians, theologians, and politicians. Filmed and Recorded at The Spot SoDo in Seattle, WA. A mixed media hub that offers Music Production, Recording, Mixing and Podcast Production. www.thespotsodo.com

On today's episode, Callie Bunter, Deputy Director of Podcast Production, talks to us about some tips and encouragement from her own experience of making to most out of your current duty station and learning to bloom where you are planted.  The post MMP #993: Bloom Where You Are Planted first appeared on Mission: Milspouse.

On The Spot At The Spot : https://bit.ly/3vZp0xIMike Murphy : https://bit.ly/3WSRXqJSt. Nick : https://bit.ly/3voTM36Produced by Rob Nova : https://bit.ly/3OrTXUrThe Spot SoDo : https://bit.ly/3E0Rdq9"On The Spot At The Spot" is an informative, social, entertainment and opinionated show. Based around social commentary on current events, music, fashion, social consciousness and social issues that seem to plague our generation. We welcome various guest appearances from entertainers, athletes, comedians, theologians, and politicians. Filmed and Recorded at The Spot SoDo in Seattle, WA. A mixed media hub that offers Music Production, Recording, Mixing and Podcast Production. www.thespotsodo.com

Shanna Birchett is the true definition of a ‘mother runner' with an inspirational story. A mother of six kids under six years of age, Shanna returned to running with grit, determination, and compassion for herself. Shanna believes in embracing the season you're in, whether that's a new runner altogether or a seasoned runner who is looking for that next level of improvement. Today, Shanna shares her relatable transformation story, talks about overcoming a medical condition, and provides tips and advice that all runners can implement in their daily routine.Episode SponsorRunner Click Pro – https://pro.runnerclick.com/Key Takeaways00:50 – Whitney Heins welcomes Shanna Birchett to the show to discuss her upbringing as the sixth of eight children in a military household and her running origin story 09:26 – Shanna opens up about her struggles with a health condition 15:06 – Getting gritty and overcoming the fear of her condition 16:28 – Serving a church mission, getting married and having six children (under six years old) 18:39 – A return to running as a Mother Runner 28:29 – ‘Mom guilt,' not getting enough sleep, and other major obstacles Shanna has overcome 33:35 – Setting and defining boundaries and taking it day-by-day 37:14 – How Shanna is able to run 60 miles per week 39:24 – Asking for help and embracing the season you're in 45:53 – Advice for those looking to enter or reenter the sport of running 47:18 – Growing into a more mature runner and mother 49:19 – Shanna's big goals for the future 51:25 – Whitney thanks Shanna for joining the show, sharing her story, and for being so inspirationalTweetable Quotes“I always knew that collegiate running was something I loved and wanted to do, but on a spiritual side, I take a lot of those big decisions to heart. So, I did a lot of praying about it to try and figure out, ‘Ok, is this really my route?' And, long story short, I ended up getting the answer of ‘No.' I wasn't supposed to run collegiate.” (13:30) (Shanna) “I just had so many moments where I had gained so much resilience and so much strength from those dark periods. I felt like I just had to prove it to myself that there was still something in there inside of me of that had so much more potential.” (16:11) (Shanna) “Mentally, I think I had to be ok with the state that I was in, and not forcing my fitness.” (28:57) (Shanna) “If you take it day-by-day and you're consistent at it, even in small doses, and you make the most of it, it will pay off in some way. That can vary for everybody. It could be just thirty minutes and that adds up. We don't have to do big things all the time to make results.” (46:21) (Shanna) “It's hard to plan those big goals when you've had so many obstacles just to this point. You've tried to commit and then something has popped up and you ask yourself, ‘Is this my season now?' But, as my husband has always said, ‘Don't worry about the future. Focus on the now.'” (50:33) (Shanna)Resources MentionedWhitney's LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/whitney-heins-02ba3b5The Mother Runners Club – https://www.themotherrunners.com/Shanna's Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/motherhood_running/Shanna's Website – https://linktr.ee/motherhood_running

Follow me @samirkaji for my thoughts on the venture market, with a focus on the continued evolution of the VC landscape.On this week's show we're excited to have Tomasz Tunguz, Founder of newly formed Theory Ventures. Tomasz spent nearly 15 years at Redpoint Ventures, before recently spinning out to start Theory Ventures. Earlier this year, Theory closed a $230MM fund to back early stage entrepreneurs. Those who have followed Tomasz's writing, know that he is incredibly analytical and thoughtful in his approach to business. This conversation was no different as we went deep into topics such as portfolio construction theory, business models in VC, and how to be strategic in raising a VC fund. About Tomas Tunguz:Tomasz Tunguz is a Founder and Managing Director at Theory Ventures. He is an active blogger at tomtunguz.com and is co-author of Winning with Data which explores the cultural changes big data brings to business and shows you how to adapt your organization to leverage data to maximum effect.Before founding Theory, Tomasz was Managing Director at Redpoint Ventures, where he backed many early-stage SaaS, data, and infrastructure founders in his 14-year tenure. He began his career as the product manager for Google's AdSense social-media products and AdSense internationalization.Tomasz attended Dartmouth College and graduated with a BA in mechanical engineering, a BE in machine learning, and a master's degree in engineering management.In this episode we discuss:(01:42) Why Tomasz joined Redpoint(03:01) The decision to start Theory Ventures (06:32) Raising his first fund during one of the most difficult raise environments in recent history(07:45) What his plan was with the raise(10:47) How Tomasz created and sustained momentum during his raise(16:12) Common objections from LPs and how he overcame them(19:49) What it means for a venture firm to have a business model(23:00) How Theory's thesis addresses the problem of multiples in the venture market(24:59) Winning deals without paying premiums(26:13) Why the 3x net returns on venture needs to increase to be competitive(27:40) Getting comfortable with a smaller portfolio(31:29) Tomasz's mental model of picking and diligence with a smaller portfolio(34:30) Qualitative signs he looks for in founders and companies(38:19) Why Tomasz embraces the emerging manager label(39:30) What the next decade of venture looks like(42:07) The best career advice he's receivedI'd love to know what you took away from this conversation with Tomasz. Follow me @SamirKaji and give me your insights and questions with the hashtag #ventureunlocked. If you'd like to be considered as a guest or have someone you'd like to hear from (GP or LP), drop me a direct message on Twitter.Podcast Production support provided by Agent Bee This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ventureunlocked.substack.com

This might be hard to believe, but even though I run a business employing editors and writers that produce dozens of podcast episodes a week… for the longest time, I still did all the production for my own show by myself. Like seriously all of it, and yes, it did take hours. About a year and a half ago, I finally outsourced my podcast production to my team, and I was amazed with the impact it had on my business. Looking back, I'm honestly a little embarrassed about how long it took.  So today, I'm sharing an episode from the archives, where I'll share the fear that held me back from handing my show off to my team, and the big lessons I learned when I finally did. If you're in a place where you know you need to outsource something, but you just can't bring yourself to do it, this episode is for you! What's in this episode: [01:44] Why outsourcing my podcast to my team allowed me to be much more consistent with my publishing and promotional schedule [05:00] How this handoff process reinforced the importance of having SOPs in your business [06:49] Why money fears held me back from outsourcing my podcast [12:49] How outsourcing my podcast freed up brain space and energy for me to work on other aspects of my business [14:35] How you can determine if it's time to outsource your podcast  For full show notes and a transcript of today's episode, head to wildhomepodcasting.com/podcast/124 Are you ready to start strategizing your podcast and simplifying your marketing? Download our free guide to do your Podcast Audit!

On today's podcast I chat with Brigid Collins of Ardmore Open Farm and Mini Zoo and Ardmore Glamping Pods. 12 years ago when their auctioneering business had slowed down due to the recession, her husband Denis suggested they start an open farm to hopefully supplement their income. 10 years ago that open farm opened to the public and this extended to a mini zoo gradually as exotic animals were added to the mix. In 2018 they further expanded the business by installing glamping pods on the site  We chatted about the challenges of opening such an unusual business, the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, the challenging Covid years and how to manage stress in a family business. Enjoy the show!   This show has been produced by Fuzion Communications, a Marketing, PR, Graphic Design and Digital Marketing Agency in Ireland with offices in Dublin and Cork. Podcast Production by Greg Canty Greg's blog Greg on Twitter  Greg on LinkedIn Email Greg with feedback or suggested guests: greg@fuzion.ie

Hi Friends! We chatted with our friends over at Sledgehammer Horror (go check them out immediately!!) and had a ton of fun talking about our first horror movies EVER!! If you want to watch the video version, head over to their YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/eQPoVZlBfNY—► WEBSITE: https://www.tipsypod.com► PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/join/tipsypod► MERCH: https://www.tipsypod.com/shop► FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tipsypod► INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/tipsypod► YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/theyreterrifiedtipsy► PODCAST PRODUCTION: https://www.twitter.com/djaudio_► PROMOS: Sledgehammer Horror https://youtu.be/eQPoVZlBfNY► MENTIONED MERCH:► MENTIONED EPISODES:This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4681494/advertisement

Phillip Lanos stops by to take your brand to the next level. If your goal is to become a thought leader but struggle to manage and create compelling content, he can be your guide.Brand Identity Workshops, Photography, Podcast Production, Social Media Content Management, Social Ads, Copywriting… these are all areas we are going to touch on during this episode.Personal brand management is a skill that dedicated entrepreneurs can always improve on. We are excited to connect with one of the best in the business.His efforts are to be a one person creative agency for the small to mid level entrepreneur or author that doesn't need a large agency or the bill that comes with it.This includes e-commerce businesses that don't want to focus on creating their ads when their busy managing their business.That Entrepreneur Show- Top 1.5% Global Podcast: Where founders of companies and brands share their entrepreneurial journeys, lessons learned, tips for success, and more each Friday since 2019.Brought to you by speaker coach, Cesar Cervantes - Specializing in helping you get your transformative message to the TEDx stage. Guaranteed. To schedule your free brainstorming session, visit CesarCervantes.tvSupport the showIf you enjoyed this week's show, click the subscribe button to stay current.Listen to A Mental Health Break Episodes hereTune into Writing with Authors here

En 1887, deux femmes et une enfant sont retrouvées assassinées dans un appartement parisien. La police parvient à arrêter le suspect principal, Henri Pranzini, à Marseille… Grâce à un procès mémorable, Pranzini, surnommé le “chéri magnifique” ou le “tueur de courtisanes”, enflamme l'imagination de toute une époque."Les crimes de la Belle Époque” est un podcast coproduit par Initial Studio et Zeaux Production, adapté de la série documentaire audiovisuelle éponyme produite par Zeaux Production et Toute l'histoire. Cet épisode a été écrit par Jean-Marc Berlière et réalisé par Christine Bouteiller. Bonne écoute ! Pour découvrir nos autres podcasts, suivez Initial Studio sur Instagram et Facebook. Crédits du podcastProduction exécutive du podcast : Initial StudioProduction éditoriale : Sarah Koskievic, Mandy Lebourg et Astrid Verdun Montage : Johanna LalondeIllustration : Laurine VogelAvec la voix de Johanna Lalonde

Mike Kiss and his wife, Kristin, are friends of Whitney that she's known since high school. Mike and Kristin Kiss like challenges. The two former athletes set out 10 years ago to run a half- marathon in all 50 states, a goal that they accomplished in four years. Since then, their priorities have expanded to include two children, but one thing remains: their willingness to take on big, audacious goals. Today, Mike and Kristin joins the show to talk with Whitney about his unique goals, the hardest race he's ever competed in, and the biggest challenges he's faced along the way.Episode SponsorRunner Click Pro – https://pro.runnerclick.com/Key Takeaways00:54 – Whitney Heins welcomes Mike and Kristin Kiss to the show to talk about the importance of stretching, what they love about running, and why they set such lofty goals 17:43 – Mike and Kristin talk about their unique and audacious goals 21:35 – Racing in Las Vegas and running 50 half marathons in all 50 states25:37 – The hardest race Mike and Kristin ever ran 28:47 – Getting their kids involved and another arduous goal 33:42 – How running has fortified Mike and Kristin's relationship 41:51 – The biggest challenges Mike faced when trying to achieve his goals52:44 – What's next for Mike and one piece of advice for anyone looking to take on a big, audacious goal 58:23 – Whitney thanks Mike for joining the show to share his storyTweetable Quotes“If I'm so prescribed, I don't enjoy it. And, at the end of the day this is all about having fun and enjoying running. I don't want it to become work. If it becomes work, I'm not gonna want to do it. So, I'm just looking at the adventure side of it.” (13:03) (Mike) “You plan as well as you can and then things don't go well. And then you don't plan, or maybe you make the wrong decision, and things can still go well. You never know.” (28:13) (Mike) “The difference between a half and a full, as you're aware, is that you can get by with ‘okay weather' in a half marathon and it's not gonna make a huge impact on the day or the time. ‘Okay weather' for a full marathon can be a lot more challenging.” (44:45) (Mike) “Everything is a competing priority. There's finite resources. You have to make decisions and concessions, but I haven't walked back from a trip that we've done with our kids regretting that we did it or that we spent money to do it.” (48:18) (Mike)“I just encourage people to look at it in that light and put yourself out there. Find resources, find people that are gonna support you. I think you'd be surprised at how many people will be in your corner to help you along the way.” (56:35) (Mike/Kristin)Resources MentionedWhitney's LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/whitney-heins-02ba3b5The Mother Runners Club – https://www.themotherrunners.com/Mike's Email - mikeakiss@gmail.comMike's Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/mikeakiss50in100 - https://www.50in100.com/

Follow me @samirkaji for my thoughts on the venture market, with a focus on the continued evolution of the VC landscape.On this week's show, I'm thrilled to be joined by Sunil Nagaraj, Founder of Ubiquity Ventures. Sunil started Ubiquity in 2017 to focus on backing technical founders at the pre-seed and seed stages around a thesis he calls “nerdy and early.” Before starting Ubiquity, Sunil spent just over 6 years at Bessemer Venture Partners, and began his career as a founder of a startup. With so many solo-GP firms emerging, Sunil took us through us his lens of a solo-GP, and how he has built and grown ubiquity over the last 7 years.This was a very insightful conversation and I hope you'll enjoy it. About Sunil Nagaraj:Sunil Nagaraj is the Founder and Managing Partner of Ubiquity Ventures, a seed-stage institutional venture capital firm with over $150 million under management and a focus on "software beyond the screen"® startups. This includes B2B technology companies that utilize smart hardware or machine learning to solve business problems outside the reach of computers and smartphones.Prior to founding Ubiquity Ventures, Sunil spent the better part of a decade with Bessemer Venture Partners where his work included leading the seed rounds of Auth0 (acquired by Okta for $6.5 billion) and Zapier as well as investments in Rocket Lab (NASDAQ: RKLB), Spire (NASDAQ: SPIR), Velo3D (NYSE: VLD), Tile (acquired by Life360), and Twitch (acquired by Amazon for $1 billion). Before investing, Sunil was Founder and CEO of Triangulate, a VC-backed online dating startup using machine learning and behavioral data to improve matching accuracy. He has also worked at Bain & Company, Cisco, and Microsoft.Sunil holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BS in Computer Science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.In this episode we discuss:(01:45) Sunil's journey into tech and investing(04:33) The decision to become a solo GP after spending his career in partnerships and team(09:56) How the first raise for Ubiquity went(13:23) LP segments(19:28) The types of founders that Sunil likes to back(22:25) Biggest lessons learned during his time in VC(24:54) Lessons from his anti-portfolio(28:37) Sizing your fund to be both small and nimble and large enough to write meaningful checks(31:33) The potential for AI(36:25) Navigating the hype cycles in VC(38:43) When to make exceptions in terms of ownership or check size(41:20) What the current VC market is like and how it might evolve(44:28) The advice he would give himself at the start of his careerI'd love to know what you took away from this conversation with Sunil. Follow me @SamirKaji and give me your insights and questions with the hashtag #ventureunlocked. If you'd like to be considered as a guest or have someone you'd like to hear from (GP or LP), drop me a direct message on Twitter.Podcast Production support provided by Agent Bee This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ventureunlocked.substack.com

Welcome to another episode of the Soul Care for Therapists Podcast! In this episode, Dawn Gabriel and her guest Chris McDonald have an insightful conversation on holistic self-care. Chris is a therapist, yogi, podcaster, meditation teacher, and author. Chris shares his personal and professional journey, highlighting his passion for holistic care and helping therapists incorporate holistic practices into their work. They discuss their shared experiences as podcasters and the importance of practicing what they preach. Personal and Professional Journey Chris McDonald is a therapist, yogi, podcaster, meditation teacher, and author. She shares his experience of juggling various roles in his life, acknowledging the challenges that come with it. Despite the occasional chaos, Chris finds fulfillment in his work. He runs a small group practice and hosts the Holistic Counseling Podcast, which has been nurturing for two years. Her podcast aims to grow its audience and provide more offerings for therapists. Chris particularly enjoys helping therapists with self-care and teaching them holistic practices to use with their clients. Passion for Yoga and Meditation Chris's journey into yoga and meditation started gradually. As a school counselor, she initially learned about breathwork during a teacher retreat. She noticed the positive impact it had on her students, allowing them to calm themselves. However, Chris realized that breathwork alone wasn't always sufficient. She discovered the power of combining breathwork with movement, which deepened the healing experience. Alongside this, Chris began exploring meditation by joining a local Buddhist group. Through consistent practice, she learned valuable lessons in maintaining daily practice and incorporated these practices into his personal lifestyle and therapeutic work. Teaching and Practicing Self-Care Dawn and Chris discuss the common tendency among therapists to teach mindfulness and self-care skills while neglecting their own practice. Chris emphasizes the importance of therapists actively engaging in the practices they teach. She admits that even as a teacher, she often uses practices as a band-aid, only turning to them when he's having a bad day or trouble sleeping. However, Chris encourages therapists to develop a regular self-care routine and integrate mindfulness, yoga, and meditation into their daily lives. By practicing what they preach, therapists can experience the transformative power of these holistic practices and better support their clients. Holistic Practices in Session As a therapist, Chris integrates various holistic practices into his sessions. She considers breathwork, meditation, and yoga as the trifecta of holistic self-care. Dawn states being mindful and present is difficult. “It's like we are asking people to slow down and get mindful, and that's so different than. Level up and hustle and do this thing next.” These practices help ground clients and promote mindfulness, slowing down the fast pace of their lives. Chris clarifies that the yoga he teaches isn't focused on fitness or flexibility but centers on calming the nervous system through mindful movements. He also incorporates brain spotting and polyvagal theory into his work, recognizing the importance of psychoeducation in helping clients understand and benefit from these practices. People do not realize how fast they are going and the permission and skills to slow down can be life-changing.  Conclusion Dawn and Chris conclude their conversation by emphasizing the importance of being true to oneself. Chris's decision to have a small group practice, despite external pressure to expand, exemplifies his commitment to his own well-being and soul care. They discuss how holistic practices challenge the culture of constant hustle and encourage individuals to slow down, be mindful, and find balance in their lives. By embracing holistic self-care, individuals can discover the transformative power of mindfulness, yoga, and meditation. Ways to Engage Holistic Self-Care Prioritize self-care: Develop a consistent self-care routine that includes mindfulness, yoga, and meditation practices. Make time for these activities daily to experience their full benefits. Practice what you preach: As a therapist, actively engage in the holistic practices you teach your clients. By integrating these practices into your own life, you can better support your clients and lead by example. Educate yourself: Explore books and resources on topics such as polyvagal theory and holistic approaches to therapy. Expand your knowledge and incorporate new techniques into your practice. Be true to yourself: Don't feel pressured to conform to societal expectations or follow the path that everyone else is taking. Listen to your own needs and desires, and make choices that align with your values and well-being. Slow down and find balance: Challenge the hustle culture and prioritize slowing down, being mindful, and finding balance in your life. Take breaks throughout the day, avoid rushing, and savor the present moment. By implementing these action steps, you can engage holistically in self-care and create a more balanced and fulfilling life for yourself and your clients. Links and Resources Book: Self-Care for the Counselor: A Holistic Guide for Helping Professionals Podcast Episode Holistic Self-Care Boundaries for the Therapists: The Therapy Show with Lisa Mustard/Mustard Consulting LLC The Holistic Counseling Podcast: Home - Holistic Counseling Podcast Show Notes and Podcast Production by James Marland

En 1895, un cadavre en décomposition est retrouvé dans une malle, à Millery, à côté de Lyon. L'enquête mobilise la police et fait appel à Interpol, alors toute jeune organisation internationale, pour retrouver le couple de suspects en cavale. Pendant un an, l'affaire connaît de multiples rebondissements dont la presse française se fait largement l'écho, jusqu'à ce que la vérité éclate..."Les crimes de la Belle Époque” est un podcast coproduit par Initial Studio et Zeaux Production, adapté de la série documentaire audiovisuelle éponyme produite par Zeaux Production et Toute l'histoire. Cet épisode a été écrit par Jean-Marc Berlière et réalisé par Katherine Thompson. Bonne écoute ! Pour découvrir nos autres podcasts, suivez Initial Studio sur Instagram et Facebook. Crédits du podcastProduction exécutive du podcast : Initial StudioProduction éditoriale : Sarah Koskievic, Mandy Lebourg et Astrid Verdun Montage : Johanna LalondeIllustration : Laurine VogelAvec la voix de Johanna Lalonde

Welcome to the latest episode of Soul Care for Therapists. In this episode, titled "The Transformation of Spiritual Direction," we have the pleasure of hosting Dan Kane, an experienced spiritual director who has been involved in Dawn's life for several years. Dawn Gabriel shares a bit about her personal journey in a school for spiritual direction. Dan, the leader of the school, started out as a civil engineer turned missionary engineer, and how his experiences led him to the practice of spiritual direction. Stay tuned till the end of the episode where Dan leads us into a guided spiritual exercise “The Practice of Being Know.”  Meet Dan Kane Dan is a spiritual director and supervisor who teaches with the Sustainable Faith Schools of Spiritual Direction. An enthusiast of Ignatian Spirituality, Dan has also been trained by Sustainable Faith to accompany individuals through the Ignatian Spiritual Exercises, a deeply formational journey for those hungry to grow in their experience of God. He is also a pilgrimage guide along the Camino de Ignaciano, a recently developed route in northeastern Spain that highlights the journey Ignatius of Loyola made in the year 1522 and invites modern-day pilgrims to a growing understanding of God's direction for one's life. Over the last 20+ years, Dan has served churches as an elder, staff member, and volunteer ministry leader, worked full-time with a few different mission organizations, and in 2022 began serving with InterVarsity USA as an Associate Director of Spiritual Formation. Understanding Spiritual Direction Dawn asks Dan to shed light on the difference between spiritual direction and Christian therapy. Dan refers to a definition provided by William Barry and William Connolly in their book The Practice of Spiritual Direction, saying, "We define spiritual direction then as the help given by one believer to another that enables the latter to pay attention to God's personal communication...to grow in intimacy with this God and to live out the consequences of the relationship." He emphasizes the importance of companionship and helping individuals become more aware of God's presence in their everyday lives. Spiritual direction involves noticing, exploring, reflecting, and responding to the ways in which God communicates and reveals Himself. Dan also highlights the focus on the present and the desire to become more like Christ through experiential encounters with God. Cultivating Heightened Awareness "Did you know that God is present in every moment of your life, even the ordinary ones?" It's true! To experience God's presence, start by paying attention to the small wonders around you. Notice the vibrant colors of the flowers, the gentle breeze on your face, or the laughter of your friends. As the speaker in the episode suggests, "When you're brushing your teeth or playing with your pet, remember that God is there with you, loving you and guiding you." By developing a heightened awareness, you'll begin to see the fingerprints of God in the beauty and simplicity of your everyday experiences. The Transformative Power of Spiritual Direction Dawn shares her personal experience of attending Dan's school, where she learned not only about spiritual direction but also engaged in experiential practices that deepened her intimacy with God. She explains that therapy often focuses on coping skills and rearranging the "furniture" in the lower room of our lives, while spiritual direction delves into the upper room of the soul, exploring the spiritual realm and experiencing God on a deeper level. Dawn expresses how her journey toward becoming a spiritual director has been transformational, not just informational. Dan expands on this distinction, saying that while knowledge and information about God are important, true transformation occurs when that knowledge shapes our encounters with and experiences of God. Spiritual direction aims to help individuals become more like Christ, cultivating intimacy, and living out the implications of their relationship with God. Through the episode Dawn and Dan explore the differences between knowing about God and experiencing God's presence.  Experience God with a Personal Connection The conversation emphasizes that experiencing God's presence goes beyond mere knowledge. It highlights the importance of developing a personal relationship with God. Similarly, knowledge about God involves understanding concepts and teachings, but experiencing God's presence involves a deeper connection that touches the heart and soul. Knowing about God is good, but experiencing God's love and guidance in our everyday lives is even better. It's like reading a book about your favorite historical figure versus actually meeting them and feeling their strength and kindness. Experiencing God with a Personal Encounter Where is a place where you experience God? It is not always in a church or place of worship. It can be doing a service project, in a forest, on a walk, or having deep conversations with people. While knowledge about God involves understanding concepts and teachings through learning and study, experiencing the presence of God requires a personal encounter and direct experience. It surpasses intellectual understanding and touches the depths of our hearts and souls. Learning about God is like studying a beautiful painting, and understanding its colors and composition. Experiencing God's presence, on the other hand, is like stepping into the painting, feeling the warmth of the sun, smelling the flowers, and hearing the whispers of the wind. Where can you step into an experience with God?  Engaging in Experiential Learning Dawn reflects on the structure of Dan's teaching and the experiential nature of their learning environment. She describes how they engaged in exercises that facilitated a deeper presence before God, allowing space to notice thoughts, feelings, and even bodily sensations. Through this process, participants were able to share their experiences and learn from one another. Dan adds that this collective learning enhances the awareness of God's presence and communication, fostering a hunger for a more intimate and deep relationship with Him. Dawn recalls a particularly impactful exercise in which they listened to one another's stories, paying attention to how God had shown up in their lives. This exercise highlighted the importance of being listened to and receiving observations from others, helping individuals recognize God's presence in their own stories. Experiencing God Through Sharing Stories and Encounters Imagine the excitement of sharing your own stories of encountering God with others! When you open your heart and share these experiences, you not only inspire others but also deepen your own understanding of God's presence. It could be as simple as sharing a moment when you felt God's comfort during a challenging time or when you experienced joy and gratitude for the blessings in your life. By listening to other's stories as well, you'll learn to recognize God's hand at work in the lives of those around you. So, let your voice be heard, and let your stories of faith shine brightly! Experiencing God Through Seeking Spiritual Companionship Embarking on a spiritual journey is always better with a companion by your side. The speaker encourages us to find a spiritual director or a trusted mentor who can guide and support us along the way. This person can be someone you trust, like a teacher, a family member, or a community leader. They will help you understand and interpret your encounters with God, providing valuable insights and encouragement. Remember, you're not alone in this journey of faith. Your spiritual companion will walk alongside you, nurturing your connection with God and helping you navigate the wonders of everyday life. Live a Life Expecting to Experience the Presence of God Dan Kane enlightens us about the practice of spiritual direction and its transformative power. He emphasizes the distinction between informational knowledge and experiential encounters with God, highlighting the importance of living out the implications of our relationship with Him. Dawn shares her personal journey and the impact of engaging in experiential learning in Dan's school. The episode concludes with a sense of curiosity and a desire to explore our own experiences of God more deeply. Tips for Increasing Your Spiritual Awareness Take time to notice and reflect on how you experience God in your everyday life. Share your experiences and stories with others, paying attention to how God has shown up in your life. Seek out companionship and support from a spiritual director or fellow believers to help you grow in intimacy with God. Engage in experiential practices that facilitate a deeper presence before God, allowing space to notice thoughts, feelings, and bodily sensations. Foster a hunger for a more intimate and deep relationship with God through collective learning and sharing experiences with others. Links and Resources Grafted Life for more Spirital; Direction Resources Sustainable Faith - a collective of spiritual directors and pastors working to create a spiritually healthy culture among leaders and their communities Podcast Production and Show Notes by James Marland

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Alexandre Jacob est le gentleman cambrioleur qui aurait inspiré le personnage d'Arsène Lupin à Maurice Leblanc. Considéré comme un anarchiste, il n'en restera pas moins un voleur émérite. Il est condamné au bagne pour ses méfaits et gracié au bout de 20 ans. Toute sa vie, le voleur anarchiste mena un véritable combat contre l'autorité."Les crimes de la Belle Époque” est un podcast coproduit par Initial Studio et Zeaux Production, adapté de la série documentaire audiovisuelle éponyme produite par Zeaux Production et Toute l'histoire. Cet épisode a été écrit par Jean-Marc Berlière et réalisé par Katherine Thompson. Bonne écoute ! Pour découvrir nos autres podcasts, suivez Initial Studio sur Instagram et Facebook. Crédits du podcastProduction exécutive du podcast : Initial StudioProduction éditoriale : Sarah Koskievic, Mandy Lebourg et Astrid Verdun Montage : Johanna LalondeIllustration : Laurine VogelAvec la voix de Johanna Lalonde

Hi Friends! This week we're releasing more of our favorite moments from our episodes 7, 8, and 9: Poltergeist (2015), The Ritual, and Mama! These episodes were recorded and released August 2020!! Time really flies when you're having fun!!We're still busy working on some things for your ear balls. Stay tuned!!—► WEBSITE: https://www.tipsypod.com► PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/tipsypod► MERCH: https://www.tipsypod.com/shop► FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tipsypod► INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/tipsypod► YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/theyreterrifiedtipsy► PODCAST PRODUCTION: https://www.twitter.com/djaudio_► NETWORK: https://www.slashncast.network/► PROMOS:► MENTIONED MERCH:► MENTIONED EPISODES:► MORE: https://www.linktr.ee/tipsypodThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4681494/advertisement

Understanding Your Priorities: Building a Team That Matters When it comes to building and growing your team, understanding your priorities is key. As the speakers emphasized, "Get clear on what's important to you as you build and grow your team." Take some time to reflect on your core values and the qualities you seek in team members. By identifying what truly matters to you, you can ensure that your team aligns with your vision. The significance of culture should not be overlooked. "Having a culture that works for you and the lifestyle you want is essential." Your team's culture sets the tone for the entire workplace. It impacts employee satisfaction, productivity, and overall success. Consider what kind of culture you want to create and how it can contribute to a positive and engaging work environment. Hiring Process: From Job Posting to Termination Crafting a compelling job description is an important step in attracting the right candidates. As the speakers suggested, "Craft a job description that accurately reflects your requirements and company culture." Be clear about the role, responsibilities, and qualifications you're looking for. Additionally, highlight the unique aspects of your team and workplace. This will help you attract candidates who resonate with your mission and values. When it comes to hiring, it's crucial to align your decisions with your values and culture. During interviews, incorporate values-based questions to assess cultural fit. As one of the speakers noted, "Ensure your hiring process aligns with your values and desired culture." By evaluating candidates based on both skills and cultural alignment, you can build a team that not only performs well but also thrives together. Handling termination is a sensitive aspect of team management. The speakers advised, "Handle termination based on your values and culture." Terminations can be challenging, but approaching them with empathy and respect is essential. Provide constructive feedback and support to help employees grow, even in difficult situations. By prioritizing the well-being of your team members, you can maintain a positive and supportive work environment. Remember, the hiring process is not just about finding the right skill set—it's about finding individuals who align with your values and contribute to your desired culture. By putting in the effort to attract and select the right candidates, you'll be building a strong foundation for your team's success. Hiring with a Holistic Approach When it comes to hiring, it's crucial to adopt a holistic perspective. It's not just about ticking off qualifications on a checklist. Instead, delve deeper into the candidate's personality, work ethic, and potential for growth. As one of our speakers wisely pointed out, "Beyond qualifications, look for individuals who display a genuine interest in your company and demonstrate a willingness to contribute to its success." Imagine you're assembling a puzzle for your team, with each piece representing a different aspect of a candidate. The qualifications piece is undoubtedly important, but it's just one part of the puzzle. To complete the picture, you need to find individuals whose personalities align with your company's culture and values. Look for those who bring enthusiasm, creativity, and a positive attitude to the table. What if you were building a high-performance sports team? While technical skills are essential, you also want team members who have a passion for the game, a strong work ethic, and the ability to adapt and grow. These qualities not only contribute to individual success but also foster a collaborative and thriving team dynamic. By taking a holistic approach to hiring, you're not just filling positions; you're building a team that's united by shared values and a collective drive for success. Look for candidates who not only have the necessary qualifications but also embody the qualities that will enhance your team's culture and contribute to its long-term growth. Effective Team Management for Growth Building strong relationships with your team members is a fundamental aspect of effective team management. "Nurture strong relationships with your team members," the speakers emphasized. Encourage open communication, trust, and collaboration. Get to know your team on a personal level and invest in their growth and development. By fostering a sense of belonging and support, you can create a motivated and high-performing team. Delegating effectively is another crucial skill for team management. "Learn to delegate effectively and empower your team." Assign tasks based on each team member's strengths and expertise. Provide guidance and resources, but also allow autonomy and ownership. Empowering your team members not only boosts their confidence but also encourages innovation and growth within the team. Preparing for Chaos and Embracing Change In any business, chaos, and change are inevitable. As one of the speakers wisely mentioned, "Prepare for chaos and embrace the inevitability of change." Recognize that change is a natural part of growth and be prepared to adapt accordingly. Cultivate an environment of flexibility and adaptability within your team. This mindset will enable you to navigate unforeseen circumstances and overcome challenges with resilience. Implementing strategies to manage change is crucial. "Implement strategies to manage and thrive amidst chaos and change." Encourage open dialogue and brainstorming sessions to collectively find solutions. Foster a culture that embraces change and encourages continuous learning and improvement. By approaching change as an opportunity rather than a setback, you can propel your team and business forward. Action Steps for Building and Growing Your Team To successfully build and grow your team while creating a culture that works for you, consider taking the following action steps: Reflect on your priorities and define the values and qualities you seek in your team members. Craft a compelling job description that accurately reflects your requirements and company culture. Incorporate values-based questions during interviews to assess cultural fit. Handle terminations with empathy and respect, providing constructive feedback and support. Nurture strong relationships with your team members, fostering open communication and trust. Delegate effectively, empowering your team members and encouraging their growth. Prepare for chaos and embrace change by fostering adaptability and continuous learning within your team. By following these action steps and utilizing the recommended resources, you can build a strong team and create a thriving work environment that aligns with your vision and values. Links and Resources   Podcast Production and Show Notes by James Marland

Welcome to The Dr. Brian's Health Show, a weekly podcast where Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler uses his decades of experience in medicine and ability as an expert researcher to provide a light-hearted approach and share health trends popular on TikTok. In this episode, Dr. Brian welcomes the ‘Twin Doctors,' Dr. Jermaine and Dr. Jeremy Hogstrom to the show for a special ‘Mythbusters Edition.' Are car air fresheners toxic? Can you get a smaller nose from nose manipulation exercises? Find out in today's episode! If you're enjoying the show, we'd love it if you leave the show a Rating & Review at RateThisPodcast.com/NoCap Key Takeaways 00:03 – Dr. Brian introduces today's guests, Dr. Jeremy Hogstrom and Dr. Jermaine Hogstrom, who join the show to share their journey to medicine and the differences between traditional and osteopathic manipulative medicine 13:00 – Advice Dr. Jeremy & Dr. Jermaine would give to those looking to pursue a career in the medical field 16:57 – What Dr. Jeremy & Dr. Jermaine are up to now 22:11 – Are car air fresheners toxic? 28:20 – Can you get a smaller nose from nose manipulation exercises? 30:28 – Dr. Brian takes Dr. Jeremy & Dr. Jermaine through a speed round of Cap/No Cap videos 40:25 – Dr. Brian thanks Dr. Jeremy & Dr. Jermaine for joining the show to share their expertise Tweetable Quotes “I always try to make it a point to really get to know my patients because if they don't trust you then how are they going to comply with anything that you suggest?” (06:52) (Dr. Jeremy) “It [osteopathic manipulative medicine] consists of a lot soft tissue work, a lot of musculoskeletal work, a lot of lymphatic drainage techniques that are still used widely today in the field of medical massage therapy and chiropractic work too.” (09:19) (Dr. Jeremy) “We try to get out into the community. We try to help to really inspire people and show people what's possible because it's a hard path, but it's a doable path.” (18:21) (Dr. Jermaine) “There's hair transplants. I've seen those work pretty effectively. There's also other medications out there like minoxidil (Rogaine).” (37:33) (Dr. Jeremy) Resources Mentioned NCHS Links Mentioned Dr. Jeremy & Dr. Jermaine's Website Dr. Jeremy & Dr. Jermaine's Email Dr. Jeremy & Dr. Jermaine's YouTube Channel Dr. Jeremy & Dr. Jermaine's Instagram Dr. Jeremy & Dr. Jermaine's Twitter Dr. Jeremy & Dr. Jermaine's Facebook Dr. Jeremy & Dr. Jermaine's Merch Dr. Jeremy & Dr. Jermaine's Cameo Dr. Jeremy & Dr. Jermaine's TikTok DM Dr. Brian your questions and he will respond back with answers Dr. Brian's Website Dr. Brian's TikTok Dr. Brian's Instagram Please remember, Dr. Brian is a doctor, but he is not your doctor. He is here to provide general information, not medical advice, so you should always check with your doctor before relying on any information. Podcast Production & Marketing provided by FullCast Powered by FullCast

Hi Friends! IT'S JUNE'S PATREON PICK!!! This month our Patrons wanted us to watch yet another Nic Cage movie! BUT jokes on them! We actually enjoyed this one! ALSO! We video taped the entire episode so if you want to see the full unedited madness, head over to our Patreon for Exclusive Content! Cheers!—► WEBSITE: https://www.tipsypod.com► PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/join/tipsypod► MERCH: https://www.tipsypod.com/shop► FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tipsypod► INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/tipsypod► YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/theyreterrifiedtipsy► PODCAST PRODUCTION: https://www.twitter.com/djaudio_► PROMOS:► MENTIONED MERCH:... Vag Up!: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/16190352-vag-up?ref_id=17818&store_id=591706► MENTIONED EPISODES:... Color Out of Space: https://www.tipsypod.com/74-color-out-of-space-2019-patreon-pick/This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4681494/advertisement

Hi Friends! Who's up for a TIPSY QUICKIE?!Join us as we do a little bit of this and a little bit of that! We read a Halloween themed Mad Libs for the first time that our Patrons made for us! We also read some amazing SLAM POETRY!! Cheers!Submit your own poetry: https://www.tipsypod.com/poetrySupport the Caritas of Austin: https://www.caritasofaustin.org/—► WEBSITE: https://www.tipsypod.com► PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/tipsypod► MERCH: https://www.tipsypod.com/shop► FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tipsypod► INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/tipsypod► YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/theyreterrifiedtipsy► PODCAST PRODUCTION: https://www.twitter.com/djaudio_► PROMOS:► MENTIONED MERCH: ► MENTIONED EPISODES:This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4681494/advertisement

Hi Friends! This week we're talking about the 2021 movie Candyman! So, have you ever said his name 5 times? What about Bloody Mary? Tell us in the comments!—► WEBSITE: https://www.tipsypod.com► PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/tipsypod► MERCH: https://www.tipsypod.com/shop► FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tipsypod► INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/tipsypod► YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/theyreterrifiedtipsy► PODCAST PRODUCTION: https://www.twitter.com/djaudio_► PROMOS:► MENTIONED MERCH: ... I Might be a Gremlin https://bit.ly/3QWiX5b► MENTIONED EPISODES: ... Velvet Buzzsaw Part 1: https://www.tipsypod.com/42-velvet-buzzsaw-part-1/ ... Velvet Buzzsaw Part 2: https://www.tipsypod.com/42-velvet-buzzsaw-part-2/—#comedy #podcast #film #review #horror #truecrimeThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4681494/advertisement

Follow me @samirkaji for my thoughts on the venture market, with a focus on the continued evolution of the VC landscape.We're pleased to welcome Oren Zeev, Founding Partner at Zeev Ventures. Without a doubt, Oren is one of the titans in venture investing with nearly 30 years of experience and one of the most unique. Unlike traditional firms that have achieved scale, Oren remains a solo-GP, and has an authentic and refreshing view on venture investing. Today, he manages over $2B in Assets under management and has backed companies such as   Houzz, Audible, Chegg, TripActions, and Tipalti, among many others.About Oren Zeev: Oren calls himself a “One Man Venture Capitalist,” and TechCrunch says he is a hybrid between an Angel Investor and a traditional VC. Prior to founding Zeev Ventures, Oren was a part of the founding team of Apax Israel in 1995. In 2002 moved to the US and co-headed, and later headed, the Technology Practice of Apax and the Silicon Valley office.He began his career at IBM and got his Bachelors from the Israel Institute of Technology and his MBA from INSEAD.In this episode we discuss:(02:21) The original thesis behind Zeev Ventures(09:44) Why Oren has avoided growing beyond a solo-GP(15:05) How Oren pushes himself to prevent biases and evolve his thinking over time(18:50) Why fund vintage doesn't matter(21:24) The reason why Oren can be aggressive with follow-ons(23:59) What type of support can founders expect(27:50) Being relevant to founders as a VC(30:26) Working with other VCs on board(32:47) Advice to companies that had 2021 valuations that may need to raise soon(37:03) Thoughts on this downturn(41:47) Why Venture is still a good long-term investmentI'd love to know what you took away from this conversation with Oren. Follow me @SamirKaji and give me your insights and questions with the hashtag #ventureunlocked. If you'd like to be considered as a guest or have someone you'd like to hear from (GP or LP), drop me a direct message on Twitter.Podcast Production support provided by Agent Bee This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ventureunlocked.substack.com