Podcasts about PR

Gen 50:1-Ex 2:10, Matt 16:13-17:9, Ps 21:1-13, Pr 5:1-6

Amanda Berlin is a visibility and business consultant for entrepreneurs. She works with clients on holistic visibility to help them grow their business and impact based on tactics employed during her 12 years in the corporate PR world, guiding strategy for major brands. Amanda and her clients have been featured in all types of media — from Business Insider to Entrepreneur on Fire and WNYW Fox 5 to Bustle.com. She's the host of The Empowered Publicity Podcast and loves arming soul-powered business owners with the ideas and skill-set they need to go from hidden industry gems to recognizable trusted experts.  

In today's episode, I am joined by Danielle Bayard Jackson a certified friendship coach, PR agency owner, licensed educator, and author. We discuss how lacking friendship education is, making friends in adulthood, loosing friends as you grow, how friendships are a need not a want, and working to move past friendship break-ups in a healthy way.   Ghia is here for a good time and a long time. For 20% off your first sip, go to drinkghia.com and use code ‘REALITY' at checkout.   For up to 16 FREE meals and 3 FREE gifts go to hellofresh.com/reality16 and use code ‘REALITY16' at checkout.   If you or someone you know needs addiction treatment please visit www.ororecovery.com   Follow Alexis (@itsalexishaines), join our Facebook group, and follow @recoveringfromreality on Instagram to stay up to date on all things RFR! You can also enroll in Alexis' Life Reset Course at liferesetcourse.com to learn the exact, tools to recover from limiting and self- sabotaging beliefs, thoughts, emotions, feelings and behaviors and replace them with new ones that will set you up for the life you deserve and are fully capable of as you integrate the learnings and tools in your life.   Produced by Dear Media

Auch 2022 startet der FAKTENFUNK, der PR-Podcast des Faktenkontors, wieder durch. In Folge 42 werfen wir einen Blick in die Glaskugel. Welche Themen nehmen wir mit aus 2021 und welche Kommunikationstrends kommen im neuen Jahr auf uns zu? Über diese Fragen diskutieren FAKTENFUNK-Host Dr. Roland Heintze und der Gast unserer heutigen Sendung, Thomas Dillmann. Dillmann ist Chefredakteur beim PR-Journal, berichtet zudem für Pfeffers PR-Portal, das größte deutsche PR-Branchenmedium im Internet. Gemeinsam blicken die Kommunikationsexperten auf ein Jahr voller spannender Herausforderungen. Ob Newsroom, Nachhaltigkeit, Künstliche Intelligenz oder Social Media: Wer wissen will, worauf es im Jahr 2022 ankommt, hört am besten gleich rein.

You've heard that swimming is all about technique. But how can you assess and improve your freestyle stroke? On today's episode, two expert coaches, Jeff Raines and Joanna Nami, identify some of the most common stroke deficiencies. Then they break down the freestyle stroke, provide an outline for improvement, and address how to best adapt your stroke to open water swimming. Learn what each coach looks for during a swim analysis and get tips that you can apply in your next swim session! Huge thanks to deltaG for partnering with us on this episode. To learn more about the performance boosting benefits of deltaG Ketones head to deltaGketones.com and use code TRIDOT20 for 20% off your order. On their site you can: 1. Learn more about fueling with deltaG ketone products 2. Make a standalone purchase, or subscribe for ongoing deltaG ketone deliveries 3. Book a FREE 15 minute video consultation with Brian, an expert on exogenous ketones, and deltaG in particular, to discuss your individual goals and best choice of deltaG drink to exceed those goals.

Auspiciado por Vital: Full of Life, y Marco's Pizza, ahora con la Madurita de Pollo y La Madurita de Carne. Es como si quisiéramos que nos cancelaran…así como La Junta canceló a PR con el plan de ajuste a la deuda, así como el COVID trató de cancelar a Alí Warrington y Adamaris, y lo logró con Meat Loaf. Nos subieron el marbete a nombre de Roberto Clemente, y por poco el Guaynaa no tuvo que pagarlo nunca más en su vida; mientras, Sonia Valentín dejaba caer su veneno en contra de Burbu, en Humacao cancelaron el Juego de Tronos de un inocente nerdo capitán. Visita la tienda de Siempre es Lunes. Grabado en GWCinco Studios Danos likes en nuestras redes sociales: Tío Macetaminofen Sol Guzabra El George Siempre es Lunes

Today I have Jamie Bailey with me of Expedition Marriage to talk about boosting platform growth. Jamie's a good friend and a former client as well as a member of my insider mentorship and also creator of some of the most fun Reels you'll ever see on Instagram.  Click below for show notes! https://www.ruthiegray.mom/platform-growth/ Click to follow Jamie & Chris on IG! https://www.instagram.com/expedition_marriage/?hl=en Click join the group to participate in our FREE 5 day growth challenge! https://www.facebook.com/groups/authenticIGtraining   When to trust your instincts for platform growth J: Surprisingly, it's been exciting to grow like we have lately.  R: That's what we're going to talk about today. Jamie is a professional Christian counselor and marriage coach together with her husband, Chris. They run a private practice and expedition marriage: a marriage ministry. Countless couples learn to enjoy the journey of marriage through their guidance. They are also weekly hosts and founders of the expedition marriage podcast and co-authors of the newlywed couples devotional. Jamie has a real passion for helping healthy couples continue to thrive, and helping hurting couples find the fullness in Christ they were meant to have.  Jamie we've referenced your growth on Instagram and we started at rock bottom together.      Growth starts small J: I remember some of those early conversations. What am I supposed to share in stories? My life is boring. There's nothing to share yet. I remember the early conversations of how do I make a colored background in my stories, all the basic things from basic tech to strategy.  R:You have come leaps and miles, haven't you? Share with us why you decided to add Instagram into the mix of your practice and your ministry.  Instagram, for us, was an opportunity to reach more people. We run a private practice and that's the day to day, hour by hour situation. When you're trying to help save marriages and help marriages grow and hurting couples one at a time, that is not cutting it in today's society. It can be exhausting as well. I love what I do, but there's a lot of heart and emotion, and it's a lot of heavy lifting that I will do in a day's work. So, being able to have a platform like Instagram, where I can cast that net wider instead of just doing one-on-one. Most of the people we would see in our office are already in trouble and needing hope. A lot of them are last ditch efforts. At some point, we knew we had to get ahead of this problem.        IG as a helpful tool Instagram has provided an excellent way for us to do some of that PR preventative work and start reaching people and guiding them and giving them resources and tools and even just solid biblical marriage advice. Long story short Instagram allows us to reach thousands of people instead of just one couple an hour.    R: I know as you started growing and picking up traction, it was blowing your mind how many times your quotes are being shared. For example, you would actually send me your stats and you were so excited because it's proof you are hitting the pain points there and really resonating with people in there. They're consuming your content and sharing it. That is just helping spread the word. How quickly did it take to get to your current number of subscribers?  J: It's a little challenging to answer that because it was slow, then a little bit faster. Then boom, take off running because if you were to look at our feed from the very beginning, it looks entirely different than what it looks like now.   Small growth pays off So we were fumbling around, honestly, for almost eight months to a year just trying to figure out how this whole thing works. That's about when I met you. Now we're almost two years into this and we've got it down. Once we learned what works for us and the tools to use it just took off and we can't even keep up with how many new follo...

One of the best ways to connect with your ideal customers is by becoming a guest on podcasts. But the big question is how do you find shows and get the host to say yes to YOU as a guest? That's exactly what we're diving into on today's episode with podcast pitching expert and PR agency owner, Christina Lenkowski.She's sharing why pitching the “big shows” is a waste of your time, a simple strategy to find podcasts aligned with your ideal customer and what step in the pitching process is more important than the pitch itself. Plus so much more!___________________________________________Grab the show notes and full episode transcript here.➡️ http://heathersager.com/blog/133>> AND HEY! ARE YOU AN ONLINE ENTREPRENEUR WANTING TO ATTRACT DREAM CLIENTS?  >> Grab my free guide to speaking on stages to grow your authority. >> CONNECT WITH HEATHER ON INSTAGRAM @theheathersager for daily tips and inspiration. 

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Die Themen: Großbritannien wirft Russland Einflussnahme in der Ukraine vor; Karl Lauterbach und Oliver Kahn tauschen sich zu Corona aus; Bischöfe kritisieren Papst Benedikt; Türkische Journalistin wegen Beleidigung des Präsidenten festgenommen; Städte, die die Welt verändern; DSDS mit Florian Silbereisen; Weber Grill entschuldigt sich für Meat Loaf-Rezept; Erfundene Trennungsgeschichten; Die Scheu sich voreinander auszuziehen und Verunglückte Laboraffen Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/ApokalypseundFilterkaffee

Omikron breitet sich in Deutschland rasant aus. Trotzdem sagt Mark Schieritz aus dem Hauptstadtbüro der ZEIT, die Politik könne seiner Meinung nach bald Lockerungen in Aussicht stellen. Warum? Darüber spricht er am Morgen vor den Bund-Länder-Beratungen mit Simone Gaul im Podcast. Italien wählt einen neuen Präsidenten. Warum nur war der Name Silvio Berlusconi auf einmal wieder im Gespräch? Viele hoffen nun auf Mario Draghi, den amtierenden Ministerpräsidenten. Was seine Wahl bedeuten würde, ordnet Ulrich Ladurner, Politik-Redakteur der ZEIT, für uns ein. Und sonst so? Bestimmt haben Sie auch so eine Schüssel im Schrank. Moderation und Produktion: Simone Gaul Mitarbeit: Anna-Lena Schlitt, Anne Schwedt Fragen, Kritik, Anregungen? Sie erreichen uns unter wasjetzt@zeit.de. Weitere Links zur Folge: Omikron-Welle: Wir dürfen etwas entspannter sein (https://www.zeit.de/politik/deutschland/2022-01/omikron-welle-endemie-corona-massnahmen) Italien: Berlusconi verzichtet auf Kandidatur bei Präsidentenwahl (https://www.zeit.de/politik/ausland/2022-01/silvio-berlusconi-verzichtet-auf-kandidatur-bei-praesidentenwahl-in-italien) Silvio Berlusconi: Noch mal verführt (https://www.zeit.de/2022/04/silvio-berlusconi-wahl-staatspraesident-italien) Blattglasschale: Was finden die Deutschen an dieser Schüssel? (https://www.zeit.de/2022/04/blattglasschale-deutschland-geschirr-design-geschichte)

Um die Prüfungsvorbereitung auf Teil 1 der gestreckten Abschlussprüfung (GAP) der IT-Berufe im Bereich Projektmanagement geht es in der einhundertdreiundsiebzigsten Episode des IT-Berufe-Podcasts. Planen, Vorbereiten und Durchführen von Arbeitsaufgaben in Abstimmung mit den kundenspezifischen Geschäfts- und Leistungsprozessen Nachtrag zu Teil 1: Change Management (Prozess zur Umsetzung von Veränderungen in Unternehmen) z.B. nach Lewin (Unfreeze, Change,... Der Beitrag Projektmanagement (Teil 2) – Prüfungsvorbereitung auf Teil 1 der Abschlussprüfung – IT-Berufe-Podcast #173 erschien zuerst auf IT-Berufe-Podcast.

Die Bilder gingen um die Welt, als vor 32 Jahren der Schriftsteller und Dissident Václav Havel, nun frisch gebackener Präsident der Tschechoslowakischen Republik, die Rolling Stones auf der Prager Burg zu einem Snack empfing, um sich mit ihnen anschließend auf dem repräsentativen Balkon dem Volk zu zeigen, zu dem sein Team alledings noch nicht den Schlüssel hatte, weshalb alle durchs Fenster auf den Balkon kletterten … Damit wolle er, ließ Havel verlauten, das Ansehen dieses Balkons wieder verbessern, bzw vielleicht auch an eine Tradition anknüpfen, von der die Vossische am 24. Januar 1922 berichtet. Seit dem 14. November 1918 war Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk der erste Präsident der soeben entstandenen Tschechoslowakei und residierte auf der Prager Burg. Regelmäßig lud er Vertreter aus Kunst und Kultur zu Teegesellschaften auf den Hradschin ein und pflegte Freundschaften mit Wissenschaftler- und Schriftsteller:innen. Der Mitbegründer des Staates, selbst Gelehrter, Schriftsteller - und dann auch Politiker - war mit seiner Internationalität, Toleranz und demokratischen Überzeugung ein Aushängeschild der Ersten Republik. Gleich Havel, 70 Jahre später, gelang es ihm aber nicht die chauvinistischen Kräfte im Land zu bändigen, wie Richard Katz ganz optimistisch in seinem Zeitungsartikel noch erhofft. Es liest Frank Riede.

Gen 48:1-49:33, Matt 15:29-16:12, Ps 20:1-9, Pr 4:20-27

Gen 48:1-49:33, Matt 15:29-16:12, Ps 20:1-9, Pr 4:20-27

Hass und Hetze gehören längst zum digitalen Alltag - für jedermann und auch für Politiker wie den Präsident des bayerischen Landkreistages Christian Bernreiter. Wir sprechen darüber, wie er es empfindet und was er dagegen tut. Außerdem spricht unsere Moderatorin Stephanie Mannhardt mit Bayerns Hate-Speech-Beauftragter Klaus-Dieter Hartleb.

Schweizer Doppelsieg in Kitzbühel, Russland in der Ukraine im Komplott-Verdacht, Prozess gegen Pierin Vincenz, Präsidentschaftswahl in Italien, James-Webb-Teleskop kommt an

Vertreter von Wissenschaft und Wirtschaft haben heute an den Bundesrat appelliert: Die Schweiz müsse alles tun, um beim EU-Forschungsprogramm wieder voll dabei zu sein. Es zeigten sich jetzt schon gravierenden Folgen des Ausschlusses. Weitere Themen: (06:54) EU-Forschungsprogramm: Universitäten schlagen Alarm (12:11) Berlusconi zieht sich aus Präsidentschaftsrennen zurück (15:16) Westbalkan: «Die ethnische Trennung wird als normal empfunden» (23:18) Portugals regierungsnahe Oppositionspartei

Do you know the value you provide to your agency clients? Is your agency getting paid what you're worth? Do you always ask for the budget before presenting a proposal? Stephen Brown used to think that just doing good work would get clients to pay the right value, but his position at Cookerly PR, a public relations agency based in Atlanta, helped him understand a lot about charging what you're worth and how to ask the hard questions to determine if you are budgeting the right way. Today he sat down with Jason to discuss how to charge what you're worth by understanding the value your agency provides, how to get your first big clients, how being rich in process will help you keep your deliverables consistent, and much more. 3 Golden Nuggets Charging what you're worth. Stephen used to think that just doing good work will get clients to pay what he's worth, but eventually he learned that he needed to have a sense of that worth first. You should always have a pulse on your industry and an estimate of what others in your sector are charging. Also, one of the most important things he learned with experience is that you should always ask for a budget or at least a minimum amount of what the client is expecting to spend. In Jason's experience, less than half of agency owners do this. Getting the bigger clients. A lot of small agency owners want to know how they can get their first big client. It depends. Some of our guests did so through connections in the business, others target a couple until they get a big brand. Stephen believes that doing great and consistent work will lead you to the bigger brands you want to be working with. “Start small,” he advises,  “and it will start laddering up”. Start with something you can handle. People will start seeing what you did for a smaller brand and start and ask if you could you pilot that for our bigger brand. Keeping deliverables consistent. According to Stephen, his agency is very rich in processes, which is a big part of how they can keep their deliverables consistent. Things don't change depending on who is in charge of a certain department. Instead, everyone is kept accountable and communicates new developments in their weekly meetings. Also, at the end of the month they send each client an account summary that contains details about each campaign being put together so that no client will ever have to ask what is their agency doing for them.      Sponsors and Resources E2M Solutions: Today's episode of the Smart Agency Masterclass is sponsored by E2M Solutions, a web design and development agency that has provided white label services for the past 10 years to agencies all over the world. Check out e2msolutions.com/smartagency and get 10% off for the first three months of service. Subscribe Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio | Stitcher | Radio FM Are You Charging What You're Worth? {These transcripts have been auto-generated. While largely accurate, they may contain some errors.} Jason: [00:00:00] All right. What's up, agency owners? Jason Swenk here and I have another amazing show for you and an amazing guest where we're going to talk about how do you know what to charge? And charging what you're worth and budgeting and making sure that you're extremely profitable. I have a great person on that's going to get into this so let's jump into the show. Hey, welcome to the show. Stephen: [00:00:27] Jason, it's a pleasure. Wonderful to see you. Jason: [00:00:30] Yeah. Awesome to have you on. So tell us who you are and what do you do? Stephen: [00:00:34] Absolutely. So I'm Stephen Brown and I am the President of Cookerly PR. We're based in Atlanta, so we're a one-city agency that represents national campaign. So we do a lot of national and global work, but we are strictly based in one city and have our staff of about 22 here that do crisis work and creative work, depending on which client you've got. Jason: [00:00:57] Awesome. Well, let's get into it because, you know, we were talking kind in the pre-show, you know, a lot of my mastermind members when they come in or a lot of agencies when I chat with them I find out they're not charging enough. They're really bad at budgeting and really they're not profitable. And you guys are extremely profitable, which congrats on that. So what are some things that you've learned over the years in order to do that right? Stephen: [00:01:21] Sure. Well, the naive me, the one that worked at a bunch of multinationals over the years was always like, oh, just do good work. Do good work and the money will follow. And I learned my lessons over the years and under the tutelage of Carol Cookerly at our firm, learned a lot about charging what you're worth and actually stepping back and asking all the hard questions to determine if you are budgeting the right way for a project. For instance, we do some work that is project-based fixed fee base that is very predictable. Um, it can be a media relations or social media campaign where you know you're doing it for a certain amount of time. Then we have those other things that just come out of nowhere. Yeah, the oil spill, the having to, um, help a company out of a crisis, and those are drop everything and charge crisis rates type of opportunities. And so we really have to look at the project at hand and determine with the staff that we have the people that we have, is that something that we can fit into our portfolio or is it something that we need to be charging extra, even have extra people for, um, to be able to handle it? So it's been very important for us to get our financial house in order on any type of initiative that we do. Jason: [00:02:32] How do I figure out what I'm worth and when I should actually be charging? How do you guys do it? Stephen: [00:02:37] Sure. Well, there's some sense of benchmarking. Um, you know, we have our ways of finding out what others in the industry are spending. Um, as I was telling you, at one point we, we know a young lady in our, in our own city, that's charging way too little. And I think to a certain extent, you don't want to bring down the whole vibe of your industry, the entire collective bargaining power of your industry by charging too little. Um, you definitely want to have a very good hourly rate that you could actually make a good profit margin off of. And you want to have a variety of people at different spectrum. So you may have the senior, most person, the senior council all the way down to some more junior folks that might do some of the monitoring, might do some of the research, some of the early forms of writing. So you have to make sure you've got a spectrum of that in an agency, I guess, we'd be considered a mid-sized agency. And in that you have to have all those different areas represented with a price of fixed age. Jason: [00:03:29] What are some things that you guys picked up along the years about budgeting? I remember, I've chatted with people and I remember how we did budgeting before we were got a little bit smarter. I would just look at the bank account. Stephen: [00:03:44] Absolutely. I think we've found that we don't want to be the kind of agency that's the training wheels for somebody. We're better off when someone has worked with agencies before, maybe didn't get everything they wanted to, but they got the very notion that working with an agency was going to be able to help them. It was just the wrong agency. So with us, you know, we usually say like, you know, do we have a minimum amount? Because, uh, to a certain extent you're going to work just as hard for that one that is coming in under your minimum, um, as the ones that are actually paying you what it really takes to, um, to put a team together. Um, we're usually telling our clients that, you know, hey, to, to be able to do reserve a team here that's going to work all the time on your behalf, um, it's really going to be a certain amount. And that's going to be able to get you those two to three people that are going to be consistently reachable that are going to be very knowledgeable about your business, um, and an ongoing basis. You know, whereas something else that's just sort of coming in over the transom, as they say, that is something that we've not known the person before and are just starting to sort of suss out what it might be that they want to do. They might come in and say, well, we only have this much to spend. And then sometimes during, uh, you know, low economic times, you might be willing to take something like that in. But I would say before, you're willing to do that, think twice about like, you know, is it worthy of your firm's portfolio and is willing to spend what it takes to really get the job done? Jason: [00:05:14] Are you looking for a reliable partner to increase your agency's bandwidth so you can take on more projects? You know, our partner at E2M wants to help you grow your revenue, your profit margins without increasing your overhead costs. Now they are white label, web design and development agency that's been providing white label services for the past 10 years to agencies all over the world. Their team is over 120 experienced, skilled digital experts that's highly motivated to help you get more done in less time. Now they can help you in all kinds of digital areas, including web design development, e-commerce, SEO, copywriting, content marketing, and a lot more. If you're not sure whether E2M is the right fit for your agency, I want you to check out their flexible and transparent pricing model. Go to e2msolutions.com/smartagency. For a limited time, they're offering my smart agency listeners 10% off for the first three months of service. That's e2msolutions.com/smartagency. Yeah, one of the things I always train my salespeople on, I had always say, hey, you got to ask the budget. Before the pandemic, I was in New York speaking in front of like 800 agency owners. And I asked them, I said, how many people ask for the budget, you know, in the first meeting? It was about 50% of the room. I said, how many actually get it? And about another half of that, so a quarter actually would get it. So that means 75% never actually knew the budget. And I would just be like, you got to ask the budget and then come up with a way in order to be like, what are you trying to stay around? And I always would do it like, are you trying to say around a billion dollars, a million dollars, a hundred thousand? And it just worked my way down in order to figure it out. And usually 99% of the time it would work and then I chatted with Berkshire Hathaway, I think they're still in Atlanta, but many years ago, maybe like 20 years ago, they called us up for a website and I'd never asked the budget up to that point. And I pitched them a website for like 20 grand and they laughed me out of the office cause they were expecting 300 K. So then every time after that I was like, what's your budget? Stephen: [00:07:32] Yeah, there's nothing worse than finding out that you've really undersold a project. We found that out one time where we put together what we were defining as branding versus what someone else was referring to as branding and ours was sort of a early messaging, early branding, sort of several workshops. And we were competing against two others that had extended it into a six-month-long process with more focus groups than you could ever imagine. And that prospect wanted to hear that. They wanted it to take a long time and involve a lots and lots and lots of arduous activity. So we're used to a lot of public relations clients want to move fast and we want to fast-track the research to get enough to be dangerous, in some cases. And, um, but it is interesting. You know, one of the first questions we do have to ask in a prospecting call is that, do you have a range in mind? Um, do you have a budget in mind? Most of us were applauded or got into this public relations field, because we were great communicators or brainstormers are very verbal or great writers. Um, it isn't the cause necessarily we were good at calling the question for money. So that is one of the things that Carol Cookerly has taught us all that we really have to really know how the business mechanics work for a company and in doing so you really have to know who's paying for this. And how much is it worth to preserve the wealth of your company to have a public relations firm build your brand, handle your brand well? Um, it's one thing to just say, hey, let's contact the Wall Street Journal for you. It's another one to say, hey, let's contact the Wall Street Journal with these precautions and knowing that we're contacting them for a story and it could go south, you know, we're going to actually work with you to find the seven reasons why that story could be great and help you make sure that those three reasons why that story could go south don't happen. And so we're definitely having to mitigate risk and determined that we want to take an endeavor forward based on our knowledge and based on research. So that definitely takes a lot longer than somebody else who's just like, oh yeah, I'm going to just call the person I know and try it out. So it's a whole different approach to PR for sure. Jason: [00:09:38] Kind of switching topics just a little bit outside of budgeting, but you guys have worked with a lot of big, big companies and a lot of people want to know, you know, how did you start getting the bigger company? With me, it was, we targeted one or we targeted like five. We got one and then use that to get another one. What worked for you guys in order to get some of the big brands? Stephen: [00:10:05] Sure. I think part of it is just doing consistent great work. It starts leading to the things that you really love. I've always wanted to work on campaigns, companies that were launching something and you start launching a few things that maybe aren't that renowned, aren't that big of a deal. And then all of a sudden you're finding yourself launching in the big leagues. So launching Mercedes cars, you know, launching new products for some of our clients, the Georgia Pacifics or the Novellas of the world where there's a lot bigger stakes and a lot bigger environment to do so. Where you're actually gonna be, hey, could we launch this new car in Las Vegas? Could we launch this, a new aluminum recycling program at the Kentucky Derby? And all of a sudden you're kind of taking it up a few notches. So I think you do have to start off by going a little small, making sure that you can get that right with that, you know, that local restaurant before you are doing something chain-wide for a chain that has hundreds and hundreds of locations. So I'm, I think, you know, you just start with your passion, start small and it will start laddering up. People will start seeing what you did for a smaller brand and start saying, hey, could you pilot that for our bigger brand? That works well, hey, could you do that for our whole chain? And so that's the way we've seen a lot of our areas grow and people coming back to us for more. Um, we had a really great, um, event last night where we launched our Novellas client, did an event to be the official recycling partner for state farm arena here in Atlanta, uh, with the Atlanta Hawks. And, um, you know, it was one of those things where one of our clients was like, wow, this is the first time I was in sports illustrated. He'd been an athlete growing up and he's like, I'm in there for an aluminum, you know, cup, that's going to be at arenas. But the notion that that's just a Monday night for us to be able to have a great announcement like that for, um, a great company like that is very exciting. And we have some folks off this week at an electric vehicle show to be able to just show off some fantastic new innovations. And it becomes really nice when all of a sudden you've got people in multiple cities. One's launching the global water center in Nashville while the other folks were in Los Angeles and while we're doing some events in Atlanta. So it becomes very exciting to be in multiple places, um, launching, um, major activities. Jason: [00:12:25] Last question I have for you is as you're working with these big brands and you're building the team, how do you guys make sure that your deliverables are consistent? Stephen: [00:12:37] Our company is rich in process. So I think unlike a lot of places where I've been before, where it's sort of, depending on who's in charge, it could be a lot of different ways. We have a very rigorous process here. We have what's called our scheduling update and every Monday morning we get together at 10:15 precisely. And we go through everything that's in the shop. Every activity has initials by it. So everybody is very accountable to what's being done. Then at the end of the month for all of our clients we send them something called an account summary. And that's got every item, every reporter we're contacting every store that's in the works, every campaign that's being put together in extreme detail so that no one ever has to ask, hey, what is that agency getting us? So for us, we have a very, very rigorous process, um, along the way, uh, the status calls where we're pretty rigorous about our agenda. And so that helps us be able to make sure that we're always moving our clients forward and it's working well for us. Sometimes you're in the brainstorm mode where it's blue skies and any ideas is great. But when we're in that scheduling update or we're in that account summary world, we were very linear, very, very process-oriented. Jason: [00:13:47] Very cool. Awesome. Well, this has all been great, Stephen. Is there anything I didn't ask you that you think would benefit the audience? Stephen: [00:13:54] I would just say that those of us in PR at agencies, marketing firms, we're all looking for those folks that have great writing skills. We're looking for those folks to have great media relations, social media, marketing, research, content analytics. And I would just say that, um, you want to look for people in your firm that, uh, possess a lot of different side passions as well. So as we been looking for people lately, it's been folks who have all the aforementioned skills or some of those in great abundance. But there's also folks who have just a lot of interest in life. And we've got folks here who are sports experts, movie aficionados and a voracious readers, voracious athletes. And that's just very important to be able to pull off what we do for companies, um, day in, day out. And so I think that's the greatest thing is like recruiting this next generation is going to require people who have the direct skills, but also have a lot of, um, a lot of side passions to bring to those great brainstorms and those great campaigns. Jason: [00:14:52] Awesome. What's agency website people go in the checkout the agency? Stephen: [00:14:57] Sure. So you can find Cookerly PR at cookerly.com. So it's C O O K E R L y.com. Carol Cookerly is our founder. So that's where the name came from. And, um, we're 30 something years in business and look forward to working with a lot of new folks. Jason: [00:15:12] awesome. Well, thanks so much for coming on the show and if you guys enjoyed this episode and you would not want to miss out on any other ones, make sure you guys subscribe. So you hear the amazing guests that we have. And if you want to be around amazing agency owners, I mean, literally the best of the best, where they're constantly sharing, what's working and what's not working and being able to see the things you cannot see, make sure you go to digitalagencyelite.com. This is our agency mastermind that might just be able to help you out and might be getting you to the next mountain summit that you need. So go there now. And until next time have a Swenk day.

Der Internationale Strafgerichtshof sei eigentlich die Instanz für Prozesse zu Staatsfolter in Syrien, doch der russische Präsident Wladimir Putin verhindere diesen Weg, sagte der Völkerrechtler Claus Kreß im Dlf. Kreß fordert die Bundesregierung auf, mehr Geld für Verfahren nach dem Völkerstrafgesetzbuch bereitzustellen.Claus Kreß im Gespräch mit Christoph Heinemannwww.deutschlandfunk.de, Interview der WocheDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

Aloha ! Heute habe ich den Agegrouper Triathleten und Coffee Unternehmer Rouven Kuhn zu Gast! Rouven und ich kennen uns seit ein paar Wochen anfangs über Insta und vor wenigen Tagen hatte ich ein Insta Live mit ihm gemacht, weil er neben anderen Athletinnen und Athleten bei der Wahl zum Triathlon Helden des Jahres nominiert war. Und kurz nach dem Insta Live haben wir dann diese Podcastaufnahme gemacht um Rouven noch besser kennen zu lernen. Das heißt, in den nächsten knapp 75 min erfährst Du u.a. über welche Sportarten Rouven zum Triathlon gefunden hat, wie man es packt 10km in kompletter Feuerwehrmontur bei heißen 36 Grad zu finishen, was Triathlon für ihn bedeutet, wie es zum Kaffeebusiness zusammen mit dem Triathleten Robin namens "Tri Ro Coffee", dem Kaffee für Triathleten und andere Sportler, gekommen ist und jede Menge mehr, all das erfährst Du in diesem Podcast Gespräch mit Rouven Kuhn. Shownotes: Website von Tri Ro Coffee => https://trirocoffee.de/ Rouven Kuhn in Instagram => https://www.instagram.com/rouvkutri/ In eigener Sache: Wenn Dir das Gespräch mit Rouven Kuhn gefallen hat, dann freue ich mich mega über deinen Applaus, sprich eine Bewertung in Apple Podcast bzw. Spotify, oder wenn Du den Podcast in Steady unterstützt. Denn in Steady ist seit Kurzem auch eine physische Prämie wie z.B. die exklusive Triathlon Podcast Badekappe in Kooperation mit Orca im Programm und weitere Prämien sind in Planung. Also, Unterstützung des Triathlon Podcasts ist keine Einbahnstraße ;) Hier kannst Du Triathlon Podcast in Steady supporten => https://steadyhq.com/de/triathlonpodcast/about Vielen Dank bereits an dieser Stelle für den Support aller bisherigen und aktuellen Unterstützer (auch an Dich Rouven ;) und vielleicht bist Du ja eine/ einer der nächsten! Würde mich sehr freuen! Zum Schluss freue ich mich auch, wenn Du bei der nächsten Ausgabe von Triathlon-Podcast mit dabei bist. Bis dahin, bleib sportlich und noch viel wichtiger in der aktuellen Zeit, bleib gesund! Dein Marco Folge direkt herunterladen

Gen 46:1-47:31, Matt 15:1-28, Ps 19:1-14, Pr 4:14-19

Gen 46:1-47:31, Matt 15:1-28, Ps 19:1-14, Pr 4:14-19

Jay Jay is an international speaker and former entertainer that grew his YouTube account to over 57 million followers.  After giving up his magic tricks, Jay Jay decided to help others authentically build brands and get media. He is now the founder of 'Ace Of Spades PR',  a digital PR company serving entrepreneurs and influencers. Listen to this episode to hearThe importance of authenticityHow to unblock your fears and step into your nicheWhat it takes to succeed in the long runHow to know if you are ready for a publicist and so much more.Follow Jay Jay on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jayjaylive/Follow Jackie on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jackie_minsky/

We talked about anything and everything, as per usual. Especially this last week's New Amsterdam and the horror show that is Joss Whedon's PR nightmare. We also discussed, Ted Lasso, Netflix's Cheer, and Calli has a new show recommendation. Oh, and, what's your favorite Taylor Swift album? For now, at least, before she re-records another.

Gen 44:1-45:28, Matt 14:13-36, Ps 18:37-50, Pr 4:11-13

Gen 44:1-45:28, Matt 14:13-36, Ps 18:35-50, Pr 4:11-13

Is the return of Stetson Bennett a bad thing for Dawgs? Some UGA "fans" think so, transfer portal news, Greg McElroy spanks Georgia fans, SEC coaching moves, Stephen A. becomes PR flack for Westbrook, tragedy in San Diego before Braves-Padres game ruled suicide/homicide, lowdown on The Rock's T-Rex skull, trans swimmer competing in the ATL, NFL player arrested in other news it's Friday, MLB & Union meet & robot umps are coming, sad Cowboys fan caught cheating on national tv, Dick Williams passes, petedavis.buzzsprout.com, Pete's Tweets, This Day in Sports History. Come for cool words about T-Rex battles, stay for Stan Musial taking a pay cut & Joe DiMaggio not making the Hall of Fame 

Depuis l'Ancien Testament et le péché d'Adam et Ève, l'être humain est marqué du sceau de la corruption. Or pour Platon, ce ne sont pas seulement les hommes, mais notre monde lui-même qui serait corrompu. Que voulait-il dire par là ? Éléments de réponse dans cet épisode. Vous pouvez nous soutenir : ★En devenant contributeur sur Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/leprecepteurpodcast Vous pourrez ainsi accéder à du contenu inédit ! ★Ou en faisant un don ponctuel sur PayPal : http://paypal.me/leprecepteurpodcast Pensez à laisser une note et un avis sur la plateforme de podcast où vous m'écoutez. Cela prend quelques secondes, et c'est un geste très utile pour le référencement du podcast ! Et bien sûr, continuez à partager les émissions que vous préférez sur vos réseaux sociaux. Le Précepteur Podcast a été créé pour vous et continuera d'exister grâce à vous. (Pour toute demande, vous pouvez contacter l'équipe du Précepteur Podcast ici : leprecepteurpodcast@gmail.com)

Pastoral Chat — Christians are messy, and will misrepresent God. God knew this from the beginning. Therefore, God doesn't need us to be his PR person by us pretending to be perfect. If we try to be God's PR person, we won't implement our calling because we will be afraid of making a mistake on the chance that we will misrepresent God.  Links — Sunday Services, Online Community,  Partnership

Happy Friday everyone!Its been a  crazy busy week for me. Headed out for a last min trip to FL today, definitely wasn't planned. My next guest has set the world on fire at a very young age. She has several businesses and one NFP initiative. She has such a beautiful, captivating energy and already a total boss babe! Please welcome Calynn M. lawrence. Calynn M. Lawrence, Miss United States Universe Tourism 2021 is the CEO of the Calynn Communications & Creative corporation (est 2020) that owns Chicago Talent TV (est 2018) and The Fresh Faces Project (est 2014). She is a 26-year-old, seventeen-time award-winning entrepreneur in the Marketing Management and Editorial industries with heavy ties to the fashion, arts, and entertainment sector!She has 17 awards for her PR, marketing and media work and has been able to work with over 600 creatives and entrepreneurs! To support her or to check out her other pages, head to the links below:https://www.facebook.com/fairytalefacesbycalynnhttps://www.caycomcreate.com/2020/05/about-us.htmlhttps://www.facebook.com/freshfacesprojectSupport for Label Free Podcast is brought to you by ​MANSCAPED™​, who is the best in men's below-the-waist grooming.  ​MANSCAPED  offers precision-engineered tools for your family jewels. They obsess over their technology developments to provide you the best tools for your grooming experience. MANSCAPED is trusted by over 2 million men worldwide! We have an exclusive offer for my listeners - 20% off + free shipping with the code: LabelFree20 at   https://www.manscaped.com​ As always thank you for the support, to contact me directly follow the link below: https://www.labelfreepodcast.com​ Stay Healthy, Stay Ready- Deanna Marie Kuempel #ad​​ #sponsor​

The problem isn't your stuff, and it isn't your efforts. The problem is YOU. With God, even your salvation is possible, but on your own you're toast.   Be sure to subscribe to this podcast and give us a great review on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts!   Hosts: Pr. Craig Donofrio and Pr. Troy Neujahr  Email us: ForYouRadio@1517.org www.1517.org/foryou St. James Lutheran Church www.stjameslcms.church St. Peter's Lutheran Church  www.Stpeterslc.org  We're proud to be a podcast of 1517.org podcasts.  

Show notes: In today's episode, we talk about: - Her challenging early years and how she got through them - Moving out at 16, working different jobs, and gaining lots of experience on her own - How she found martial arts, fell in love with it, and helped her develop her discipline and confidence - How she got into personal coaching and having her mum as her first client - How the PR world evolved into modern digital marketing - The framework of her coaching program Learn more about Michelle here:   Website: https://www.michellehext.com/ (https://www.michellehext.com/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/becomeahighticketcoach/ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/becomeahighticketcoach/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michellehext/ (https://www.instagram.com/michellehext/) Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/MichelleHext (https://www.twitter.com/MichelleHext) LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/michellehext (https://au.linkedin.com/in/michellehext) For more information and to explore podcast episodes, visit themikecroc.com. To drop him an email, use: info@peoplebuildinginc.com   Follow Mike on social media:   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ciorrocco/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ciorrocco/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeciorrocco (https://www.facebook.com/mikeciorrocco) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikeycroc (https://www.instagram.com/mikeycroc)  Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikeycroc (https://twitter.com/mikeycroc)    If you haven't smashed the subscribe button, do it here➡️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGWHuKojqZfcXmvGCAi_t1Q/ (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGWHuKojqZfcXmvGCAi_t1Q/)   The views and opinions expressed on the "What Are You Made Of?" podcast are solely those of the author and guests and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. This is an independent production of Mike "C-Roc" Ciorrocco. The podcast production and the book "What Are You Made Of?" are the author's original works. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2021.

“Lord, Keep Us Steadfast in Thy Word” by Kirk Meyer The post 21. The Book of Ephesians, Part 22 (Ephesians 6:1-9) – Pr. Will Weedon, 1/21/22 appeared first on The Word of the Lord Endures Forever.

We take the podcast on the road for three episodes to visit Reformed Theological Seminary in Atlanta, Georgia. In our first episode of the road trip, we speak with Dr. Guy Richard about his book Persistent Prayer (P&R, 2021). This book is in P&R's Blessings of the Faith series. This book will prove useful to pastors, elders, and study groups as it provides encouragement and instruction regarding prayer and its blessings. Dr. Guy M. Richard is President and Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary in Atlanta. He joined us for Christ the Center episode 83 on the theology of Samuel Rutherford.

“He's essentially persona non grata in the royal family, and you know, the royal family survives because – it may look like this sort of a constitutional structure made entirely of cobwebs, but in fact it's got a really kind of canny PR operation behind it,” says Dunt. “And they know when to cut their losses. It's a family, kind of, but it's not a family like any other kind of family. And when you got a bad (one) in there, you are gonna cut your losses and that's pretty much what they've done. ”The no-longer royal highness may not have regular people money worries, says Dunt, but “maybe more of a struggle is the complete reputational collapse that he's experienced over this period. And that goes quite deep. I mean, it's more, even than the moral outrage, it's also that he is now a very regular figure of mockery. If you saw the interview where he said that he was incapable of physically sweating, that has never gone away. Pretty much anytime anyone in conversation mentions the subject of sweat… that is the joke that will follow.” Plus, Dunt tells Americans what Boris Johnson's friends call him (it isn't Boris), co-host Andy Levy considers the civil case against the Trumps and lets the world know that, just like Letitia James, he won't be running for governor of New York, and New York Times reporter Peter S. Goodman discusses his new book, Davos Man, about how billionaires devoured the world.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

RuthAnn Bowen runs a web design agency, WIXDesignHer dedicated to getting entrepreneurs a website that best aligns with their brand and business so they are able to convert more sales. She started 6 years ago and work exclusively on the Wix platform. Her former career is in PR and marketing so she use those skills with every website design. Many business owners, especially those just starting out, can feel overwhelmed and stuck when they DIY their website. Today she is here to give the guidance you need to turn that site from a hot mess to total success! Episode Quote: For success, attitude is equally as important as ability, and a great website.  Walter Scott E-mail:ruthann@thebowenagency.com Website: WixDesignHer.com Instagram: @wixdesignher Book: Creating Your Own Website in a Weekend ------------------------------------------------------------------- Episode Sponsor - Get your Become Your Own Boss Planner The best way to train team members - Trainual Link Helpful Entrepreneurial Resources from Stitched for Success: Get the 30 point checklist for building a clothing brand at www.zeuscloset.com/checklist Join the Stitched for Success Facebook group today!  A community of entrepreneurial support because entrepreneurship can be lonely. Ways to reach me: DM me on IG @stitchedforsuccess Email: stitchedforsuccess@gmail.com Follow me on Clubhouse - @monicaallen2 Join my Clubhouse Club -  Become Your Own Boss - Social Media Room hosted each Thursday at 10AM EST. Thanks so much for being with me this week. Have some feedback you'd like to share? Please share on IG or email me.   If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with your friends. Don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcast, Pandora, Amazon or wherever you get your podcast to get automatic episode updates for "Stitched for Success!"  And, finally, please take a minute to leave a honest review and rating on iTunes or Audible. They really help the me out when it comes to the ranking of the show, and I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews I get. Please take a moment to leave a review. :-) Thanks for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stitchedforsuccess/message

Veronica Goebel started running in 2016 when her cousin, Aracely Richardson, convinced her to run a marathon. That's right, a conversion from non-runner to embarking on a marathon training cycle. Not only was that a big task to take on, when raceday came around she ran several weeks pregnant. By that point she had caught the running bug and it was there to stay. Six years later, Veronica has run a handful of marathons, over a dozen half-marathons, become a member of the Houston Harriers, and cut over an hour off her marathon PR from 5:20 to the low 4:00's. Veronica, a mother of three, also works as a real estate agent when is isn't crushing miles on her treadmill or doing long runs with the Houston Harriers. In this episode we talk about her later start as a runner, learning from her dad who is trying to break 3:00 in the marathon, how she has become an active member of the vibrant Houston running scene, and so much more. You can follow Veronica at www.instagram.com/vgoebruns. Follow Matt: Instagram - @rambling_runner Twitter - @rambling_runner YouTube - www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ83E0U8M4V7klqZB8BF3wA Rambling Runner Podcast Community Corner private Facebook group - www.facebook.com/groups/125544686229661 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The boys are back in town! But... things are not right in their relationship. Find out if the problems are solved, or if they explode causing the duo to never talk again in this week's review of Blue and Gold #5 from DC Comics. Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers Patron at patreon.com/MajorSpoilers. It will help ensure Dueling Reviews continues far into the future! Join our Discord server and chat with fellow Spoilerites! (https://discord.gg/jWF9BbF) [caption id="attachment_659093" align="alignright" width="228"] You can purchase this issue via our Amazon affiliate link[/caption] BLUE AND GOLD #5 Written by DAN JURGENS Art and cover by RYAN SOOK $3.99 US | 32 pages | 5 of 8 Blue and Gold Restoration is open for business! Only issue is, our duo is falling apart while their waiting room is packed to the brim with mostly illegitimate problems. Now Omnizon, self-appointed ruler of Earth, is here to sentence Booster and Beetle to death for disobeying her royal rule of the land. It'll take a friend from the future to save their present and prevent a PR nightmare that could close their operation for good!  

Gen 42:18-43:34, Matt 13:47-14:12, Ps 18:16-34, Pr 4:7-10

Gen 42:18-43:34, Matt 13:47-14:12, Ps 18:16-34, Pr 4:7-10

Gen 42:18-43:34, Matt 13:47-14:12, Ps 18:16-36, Pr 4:7-10

Simple Strategies For Driving Major Traffic To Your Biz In this episode, PR master Jen Gottlieb, teaches you how to find dream PR opportunities for your business. Whether you're looking to be featured in an article, get your podcast or blog featured, or land a spot as a guest on someone else's show, pursuing PR opportunities in your business means MORE traffic to your business. Period. Traffic to your website… your podcast… your newsletter… and so much more.  Jen is the co-founder of the acclaimed PR company, Super Connector Media and has been featured in Forbes, Business Insider, CBS, Good Morning America, Goop, and more.  And today, she's giving you a step-by-step approach for landing PR opportunities that will make you jump up and down with excitement,  including: How to find the perfect opportunities that align with your goals How to make an irresistible pitch they can't say “no” to How to craft a story that effortlessly grabs media attention What you can do TODAY to have the tools to land a PR opportunity by next week  This episode is for you even if you're just starting out – even if your business is still teeny tiny.  Because your business deserves to be seen and you're the perfect person to speak to your area of expertise.  Factor in Jen's expert guidance, put it all together, and you get a media feature in the making. Here's a glance at this episode... [08:29] PR is important because it gives you credibility and authority. This is a huge asset for entrepreneurs or anyone who has a story they want to share.  [12:07] Getting media hits boils down to your relationships, clear messaging, timely topics, and getting clear on where you want to be featured. [19:55] We don't always realize the things that already exist in our life. Take inventory on relationships and mindset.  [21:24] The Top 20 Tool.  Make four columns on a piece of paper. Put your goal on top.  Left column is People. List 20 people you've ever met who have some type of media connection.  Influence. Rank influential on a scale of 1-10.  Help. Rank how likely they would help you on a scale of 1-10.  Grand total. Sum of previous three columns.  Reach out and ask the top score people. Provide value to others.  [32:38] Make a top-five media hit list. These are things that are already working for people doing things similar to what you are doing. [37:18] When pitching, speak to the audience. They care about what's happening now, so tie your pitch with a timely topic. [38:55] Creating a winning pitch.  1. Have a timely news hook.  2. Pitch the value-packed topic first and yourself second.  3. Back up your claims with statistics by linking to studies.  4. Add talking points.  5. Stand for what you believe in. Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts "I love Amy and Online Marketing Made Easy."

“Lord, Keep Us Steadfast in Thy Word” by Kirk Meyer The post 20. The Book of Ephesians, Part 21 (Ephesians 5:22-33) – Pr. Will Weedon, 1/20/22 appeared first on The Word of the Lord Endures Forever.

OVERVIEW: Jason A. Duprat, Entrepreneur, Healthcare Practitioner, and Host of the Healthcare Entrepreneur Academy podcast talks with Dr. Vonda Wright, MD, MS, orthopedic surgeon and internationally recognized authority on active aging and mobility. Vonda shares several gold nuggets based on her experiences as an entrepreneur, speaker, and author. She also talks about her passion for healthy aging and the importance of networking for women.  EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: Vonda grew up on a farm in Kansas, and she got her work ethic and entrepreneurial drive from her family. The #1 job of an entrepreneur is to get people to believe in your vision.  In the field of orthopedics, less than 6% are women. On corporate membership boards, it's 4% and far less in leadership roles within orthopedics. Vonda was able to rise to an executive-level by starting businesses within her expertise. The greatest challenge Vonda faced as a woman in orthopedics was the lack of networking that most men have.  In 2015, Vonda began exploring aging and longevity. Through her academic research and studies, she discovered another way to age and began speaking at unpaid gigs and writing consumer-facing books. She built her thought leadership while she worked on product development as well.  Her books are a tool to get her word out. If you're interested in writing a book to create a new revenue stream, have a marketing plan within your book proposal to attract a publishing house. Vonda hired a PR company to launch her first two books. It was expensive yet worth it. She has three other books in various stages, and because of her increased following, she can now worry less about PR and spend more time engaging with her community. Vondra's overarching life mantra is to change the way people age. Her support verticals include books, products, her orthopedic surgeon expertise, and her nonprofit.   Her nonprofit is called Women's Health Conversations, which she launched in 2012 to gather women together for networking.  Vonda's advice? It's not a zero-sum game; embrace an abundance mindset.  3 KEY POINTS: Entrepreneurs, especially founders and solopreneurs, need to wear many hats and get people to believe in their vision. Develop your product, your message, and yourself as a thought leader early on.  Vonda's book-writing process starts with spilling your brain. Find the main idea and the promise of that idea. Then, develop a cogent table of contents. Your first couple of sentences should draw readers in and should also connect to the last chapter. People find time for what's important for them. It's all about work-life integration and choosing to do the right things. TWEETABLE QUOTES: “The number one job of an entrepreneur is—sometimes—to do everything.” - Dr. Vonda Wright “I can trace a lot of my success back to one introduction, one meeting I was allowed to go to.” - Dr. Vonda Wright “Sometimes you have to pivot your business to meet what customers are telling you.” - Dr. Vonda Wright RESOURCES: Dr. Vonda Wright's website: https://www.drvondawright.com/ HOT For Your Health: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hot-for-your-health/id1055206993 Have a healthcare business question? Want to request a podcast topic? Text Jason at 407-972-0084 to be added to his contacts. Occasionally, he'll share important announcements and answer your questions as well. #HealthcareEntrepreneurAcademy #healthcare #HealthcareBoss #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #podcast #healthyaging #womenshealth #networking #bookauthor  #empoweringwomen

Gen 41:17-42:17, Matt 13:24-46, Ps 18:1-15, Pr 4:1-6

Pastor Bryan Wolfmueller of St. Paul Lutheran, Austin, TX Martin Luther's Sermon for Trinity 19 Pr. Wolfmueller's YouTube Channel And Take They Our Life: Martin Luther's Theology of Martyrdom World-Wide Bible Class And Take They Our Life: Martin Luther's Theology of Martyrdom A Martyr's Faith in a Faithless World

Gen 39:1-41:16, Matt 12:46-13:23, Ps 17:1-15, Pr 3:33-35

Gen 37:1-38:30, Matt 12:22-45, Ps 16:1-11, Pr 3:27-32