Podcasts about practically speaking

We can participate with the body of Christ practically speaking by giving with joy as a body together to make an impact in each other's lives and our community.

We can participate with the body of Christ practically speaking by being involved in Christ centered community growing with one another.

We can participate with the body of Christ practically speaking by serving together to make an impact in our community.

God desires our relationships to be God-honoring, healthy and fulfilling. This new series, "Practically Speaking...", gives insight and wisdom to help us navigate.

We can participate with the body of Christ practically speaking by sharing the good news of the gospel with others.

God's word is meant to inform us so that it can transform us. We don't just store the information we glean from his word, we apply it. James said we're not to just be hearers of the word, but doers. Join us as we see what we can do, practically speaking, to apply God's word as his church and be a part of what he wants us to be in advancing the Kingdom of God. While every thing about the local church doesn't look exactly like things did when the church began, the principles of the church still remain. We can learn a lot from the early church, one of which was how they were devoted to God, his word, and to each other.

Send us a textJoin us tonight under the soft light of a veiled full moon as we consider the wash of winter tree colours, when to start looking for a mooring, and how practical do you have to be to live on a boat? Journal entry:11th December, Wednesday“All week, a north-easterly Has raked across the bevelled Waters, aching and raw, Rattling the stern hatch doors.The reeds whisper cold Lullabies to the moorhen. A kingfisher darts dimly Through the dusk.”Episode Information:In this episode I read two short extracts from John Clare's ‘December' from his Shepherd's Calendar (1820). I also read ‘The Long Village (Oct 2024)' by Mind Shambles. You can read the about the names of the full moons (in the UK) at the Royal Museums Greenwich website.With special thanks to our lock-wheelersfor supporting this podcast.Lois Raphael Sami Walbury Tania Yorgey Andrea Hansen Chris Hinds David Dirom Chris and Alan on NB Land of Green Ginger Captain Arlo Rebecca Russell Allison on the narrowboat Mukka Derek and Pauline Watts Anna V. Orange Cookie Mary Keane. Tony Rutherford. Arabella Holzapfel. Rory with MJ and Kayla. Narrowboat Precious Jet. Linda Reynolds Burkins. Richard Noble. Carol Ferguson. Tracie Thomas Mark and Tricia Stowe Madeleine SmithGeneral DetailsIn the intro and the outro, Saint-Saen's The Swan is performed by Karr and Bernstein (1961) and available on CC at archive.org. Two-stroke narrowboat engine recorded by 'James2nd' on the River Weaver, Cheshire. Uploaded to Freesound.org on 23rd June 2018. Creative Commons Licence. Piano and keyboard interludes composed and performed by Helen Ingram.All other audio recorded on site. Support the showBecome a 'Lock-Wheeler'Would you like to support this podcast by becoming a 'lock-wheeler' for Nighttime on Still Waters? Find out more: 'Lock-wheeling' for Nighttime on Still Waters.Contact Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/noswpod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nighttimeonstillwaters/ Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/noswpod.bsky.social Mastodon: https://mastodon.world/@nosw I would love to hear from you. You can email me at nighttimeonstillwaters@gmail.com or drop me a line by going to the nowspod website and using either the contact form or, if you prefer, record your message by clicking on the microphone icon. For more information about Nighttime on Still Waters You can find more information and photographs about the podcasts and life aboard the Erica on our website at noswpod.com.

SERIES 3 EPISODE 64: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:44) SPECIAL COMMENT: Yeah, I heard it too. I heard him he "shouldn't have left" the White House when his term ended. And I heard him say AT his rally that he wouldn't mind people shooting at the reporters COVERING his rally. And I guess it's shocking. Except he's been saying these things (a little more coded) since 2015, and he said the shooting thing about Liz Cheney last Thursday night. And after all he is going through what the shrinks call “disinhibition” AT the rallies where he loses all sense of what he should say in private not public. But that's not what got me. I heard something I have never heard before. WHEN he said he wouldn't mind people shooting the "fake news," he said he wouldn't mind them shooting THROUGH "the fake news" - THROUGH it - AT him. Doesn't that sound kind of… what's the word? Suicidal? Plus: I understand that we are inside the 48 hour bubble before the election and the pressure is like 887 Atmospheric Units and our rage against this creature and his cult that wants to burn this country to the ground – burn this world to the ground – and our amazement that there is ANYBODY voting for him – that RAGE is at unbearable levels – but… didn't he sound kinda dead yesterday? At one point he was inaudible. At another, in North Carolina, he thought he was in Pennsylvania. Throughout, he sounded exactly like Hal the Computer in the movie “2001” when they unplugged him. PRACTICALLY SPEAKING on the eve of the election, the polls continue to support a Harris victory (size TBD) and this shocking poll where she's up by 3 in Iowa hides an even more shocking number (she's ahead by 20 among women in the whitest part of the midwest). And the reaction to the pollster who published this 21 point swing from June tells you all you need to know about polling. They have previously insisted Ann Selser was an immortal. Now they're saying she's making the rest of them look bad by not tailoring her poll to fit their narrative. B-Block (30:33) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: A Trumpist has vowed to "castrate himself on camera" if Harris wins Iowa (if you're a Trumpist, haven't you already castrated yourself?). Chris Cillizza 2024 mocks everybody who didn't buy the conventional wisdom about the vice presidency (evidently including Chris Cillizza 2020, who had disproved it), and courtesy Tim Alberta in The Atlantic, we find a new reason to hate Trump. This is the real reason he's so mad Biden dropped out. Trump thought he had the perfect nickname for the President - and it's appalling. C-Block (37:48) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: I call it The Annual Day I Get Trapped Inside My Home Day. You know it - and may have seen it on TV yesterday - as "The New York City Marathon."  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Kelly Tabb and John Barrett join Amber and Erin to talk about the practicalities of a church seeking to be a welcoming place. 

This is the final episode of a 3 part series titled "Alcoholic Thoughts". I really like this episode guys. I feel like its practical, light, and true. If you really want to give alcohol a break, and this podcast has encouraged you, please let me know, it would mean a lot. Justin --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/justinaguirre/support

In this episode, Chris and Sarah Williams join Amber and Erin to talk about Philippians 4:2-9 and some of the practical implications of life in Christ.

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Why done is often better than perfect. Exploring the transformative journey from messy starts to remarkable achievements. 

Oftentimes we hear that life is difficult and that hard times will come - God Himself even acknowledges this. Many people want to persevere through troubles, but besides white knuckling and gritting our teeth through life, very few of us know what this looks like day to day. If you want to know how to hold on for the long haul - through financial troubles, relationship conflicts, and job stresses - come check out our final week of Practically Speaking as we close out the book of James, looking at what it means to Practically Persevere.

You will not live this life forever. This isn't something we like to think about often and can seem somewhat morbid. However, God's Word says that it's the realization that we don't know how long we have on this Earth that leads to wisdom. James 3-5 talks about two kinds of wisdom: one that lives for eternity, and one that only lives for the here and now. God is also clear: you might find temporary success with worldly wisdom, but ultimately it leads you down the path of pride. If you are wondering: how do I know what happens after I die AND how should that shape my life, this week's Practically Speaking message is for you!

Our desires in our hearts, our different passions in this world are waging a war against us, against our relationship to God. Our honorary guest speaker Ryan Manring shows here how befriending the ways of the world around us is cheating on the creator and generous God, who desires to save us and be in relationship with Him. While we all are found guilty, He gives more grace. Hear the good news in this weeks message from the Block KC

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James 3 is one of the most helpful places in the Bible for understanding our tongues - understanding the power of our words. Grab a Bible and listen along as we see the importance and impact of our words, and to see how God calls us to a better way of speaking and living.

Gaining knowledge is not enough to grow our faith. Without applying our knowledge, we'll stop growing.

The book of James in the Bible is a favorite of many because it gets right to the point - and that’s what our first message in this series does. Difficulties are inevitable, our faith gets tested, and we are prone to wander. How do we trust God and have joy through it all? That’s what James intends to help us with, listen here to find out how!

Message from Will Lewis on September 17, 2023

How to get off the roller coaster of someone else's emotions. 

As of October 31, shippers of “impractical to screen” dense, bulky, or sealed cargo must find alternatives likely through TSA's Certified Cargo Screening Program. But are TSA's expectations really practical?

Shows Main Idea – Forgiveness is a multifaceted God-centered opportunity for two people to reconcile after there is a transgression. It's not always straightforward because of the complexity of sin and some relationship complications. Each person must work hard to understand biblical forgiveness and do all they can to reconcile when sin divides two people. In this talk, I will walk through many aspects of forgiveness, making practical applications in various situations. Show Notes: https://lifeovercoffee.com/podcast/ep-477-breaking-down-forgiveness-practically-speaking/ Will you help us to continue providing free content for everyone? You can become a supporting member here https://lifeovercoffee.com/join/, or you can make a one-time or recurring donation here https://lifeovercoffee.com/donate/.

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 “The high school is totally looking out for me.”  I am still a little bit obsessed with these principles from The Confident Mind by Dr. Nate Zinsser.  So in this episode I share a few things that I have been doing in real life - actually trying to practice that is helping me.  I have a new delusional thought as well as a way to watch basketball games that is way less stressful.  And I have found a way to reflect on my week while at church partaking of the sacrament.  Maybe these can help you too.  Interested in my newsletter - send me an email Camille@findingthefloor.com or message me on Facebook or Instagramor just come and say hi - I am on Facebook or Instagram @findingthefloor.Thanks to Seth Johnson for my intro and outro original music. I love it so much!

https://blog.priceplow.com/podcast/shawn-baier-hmb-093 We've lately seen a lot of buzz about β-hydroxy β-methylbutyrate, otherwise known as HMB. After diving deep into the ingredient — which has been with us since the 1980s but wasn't fully understood or marketed correctly in those early decades — we're glad to see it making a comeback with supplement formulators who are using it correctly. In fact, we recently published our ultimate guide to HMB titled “HMB (β-hydroxy β-methylbutyrate): Performance-Driven Muscle Supplement“, explaining when and how the leucine metabolite is used best. In the above article, we review the history of HMB and go over some of the methodological flaws that led to inconsistent results in HMB studies — including one “HMB study” that didn't even contain any HMB at all! As you'll see in today's podcast, this ingredient has been through quite a saga – which is why we're very excited about our PricePlow podcast guest today! To give us the real story, we had Shawn Baier, a sports nutrition scientist and former competitive powerlifter who's been working with HMB since the very beginning of its rise in the late 80s and early 90s. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_INxdWytv5A Detailed Show Notes with Shawn Baier: The Resurgence of HMB (0:00) – Why Are We Talking About HMB? (0:50) – Shawn Baier Introduction (3:10) – Trends In the Supplement Industry (3:30) – History of HMB (4:45) – History of Powerlifting (8:15) – Some PricePlow History (8:45) – Introduction to HMB (10:00) – Synchronicity in Research (10:45) – BCAA Metabolites Research in the 1980s (12:00) – How HMB Became A Human Supplement (15:45) – HMB In Context (16:00) – Dual Effect of HMB (17:15) – Partnership With TSI Group, Ltd. (17:45) – The Medical Importance of Muscle Health (18:05) – The Inevitability of Muscle Loss (18:45) – The Importance of Prevention (19:15) – Economies of Scale in HMB for Agriculture (20:45) – Why Arginine and Glutamine in early HMB research? (22:30) – Why Is Lysine Important? (27:18) – Why Muscle Growth Signaling Molecules Like HMB Matter (31:15) – HMB's Role In Tissue Remodeling (33:00) – Protein Quality (34:45) – Eat Quality Food! (36:00) – The Problem With Some HMB Studies (38:00) – Great research bringing other great ingredients (40:30) – Does HMB Matter, Practically Speaking? (42:31) – More Methodological Problems With HMB Studies (46:00) – Specific Examples of HMB-Beneficial Settings (49:25) – There Has To Be A Stressor! (53:00) – The Negative HMB Study… That Used an Adulterated Supplement WITH NO HMB! (57:00) – Funding Studies and Efficacy Testing (1:00:00) – Getting More Specific (1:05:00) – Vitamin D Levels, Another Confounding Variable (1:13:00) – Diet and HMB (1:17:30) – Muscle Damage, Not Just For Athletes! (1:18:45) – Does HMB Help A Good Diet? (1:23:30) – Sales Pitch? No – The Science Speaks For Itself (1:26:30) &... Read more on the PricePlow Blog

https://blog.priceplow.com/podcast/shawn-baier-hmb-093 We've lately seen a lot of buzz about β-hydroxy β-methylbutyrate, otherwise known as HMB. After diving deep into the ingredient — which has been with us since the 1980s but wasn't fully understood or marketed correctly in those early decades — we're glad to see it making a comeback with supplement formulators who are using it correctly. In fact, we recently published our ultimate guide to HMB titled “HMB (β-hydroxy β-methylbutyrate): Performance-Driven Muscle Supplement“, explaining when and how the leucine metabolite is used best. In the above article, we review the history of HMB and go over some of the methodological flaws that led to inconsistent results in HMB studies — including one “HMB study” that didn't even contain any HMB at all! As you'll see in today's podcast, this ingredient has been through quite a saga – which is why we're very excited about our PricePlow podcast guest today! To give us the real story, we had Shawn Baier, a sports nutrition scientist and former competitive powerlifter who's been working with HMB since the very beginning of its rise in the late 80s and early 90s. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_INxdWytv5A Detailed Show Notes with Shawn Baier: The Resurgence of HMB (0:00) – Why Are We Talking About HMB? (0:50) – Shawn Baier Introduction (3:10) – Trends In the Supplement Industry (3:30) – History of HMB (4:45) – History of Powerlifting (8:15) – Some PricePlow History (8:45) – Introduction to HMB (10:00) – Synchronicity in Research (10:45) – BCAA Metabolites Research in the 1980s (12:00) – How HMB Became A Human Supplement (15:45) – HMB In Context (16:00) – Dual Effect of HMB (17:15) – Partnership With TSI Group, Ltd. (17:45) – The Medical Importance of Muscle Health (18:05) – The Inevitability of Muscle Loss (18:45) – The Importance of Prevention (19:15) – Economies of Scale in HMB for Agriculture (20:45) – Why Arginine and Glutamine in early HMB research? (22:30) – Why Is Lysine Important? (27:18) – Why Muscle Growth Signaling Molecules Like HMB Matter (31:15) – HMB's Role In Tissue Remodeling (33:00) – Protein Quality (34:45) – Eat Quality Food! (36:00) – The Problem With Some HMB Studies (38:00) – Great research bringing other great ingredients (40:30) – Does HMB Matter, Practically Speaking? (42:31) – More Methodological Problems With HMB Studies (46:00) – Specific Examples of HMB-Beneficial Settings (49:25) – There Has To Be A Stressor! (53:00) – The Negative HMB Study… That Used an Adulterated Supplement WITH NO HMB! (57:00) – Funding Studies and Efficacy Testing (1:00:00) – Getting More Specific (1:05:00) – Vitamin D Levels, Another Confounding Variable (1:13:00) – Diet and HMB (1:17:30) – Muscle Damage, Not Just For Athletes! (1:18:45) – Does HMB Help A Good Diet? (1:23:30) – Sales Pitch? No – The Science Speaks For Itself (1:26:30) &... Read more on the PricePlow Blog

Joining us this week is Alex Perry, the CEO of Practically Speaking, LLC. She's also the host of the Crash Courses in Communication podcast and the author of Minivan Mogul: A Crash Course in Confidence for Women. Alex spent nearly two decades as a Speech-Language Pathologist, helping people regain the ability to talk after illness or injury. She is a motivational TEDx speaker, facilitator, and mentor. She helps others speak and share their stories with confidence using strategies she's learned the hard way throughout her career. Her background includes advanced work in adult neurology and emotional intelligence, which allows her to blend a scientific approach to speaking and her love of storytelling and humor into her work with individual clients and corporate teams.

Bookmark this episode and please come back to us and share your practical tips for saving time, money and your sanity with us…we want to learn from you too.   Tip #1: Prep yourself for a good morning the night before.  Ex: Clean sink, dishes done (run your dishwasher at night) and coffee prepped for brewing before you are awake.  Morning made!   Tip #2: Create an organized drop zone. Ex: Kids papers, mail, etc. There will always be clutter, but designating a place for the drop zone, helps keep the clutter off the counter!   Tip #3: Laundry…start ‘em young. Your kids can do their own laundry. Start them young with the square wash clothes, move onto pairing socks, etc. Hanging separators also help with organization for adults and help for the younger kids when they are putting things away, they know exactly where they go.    Tip #4: Sports Uniforms…the uniform AND the socks go directly to the laundry room in the uniform laundry bin so they don't get lost amongst their dirty laundry in their bedroom. They also have a uniform bin in their closet so they know exactly where they are when hustling to get to practice or a game.   Tip #5: Instacart: Online grocery ordering service.  Yes, it actually saves time and money-absolutely worth it!!    Tip #6: Rakuten: Go to Rakuten and create an account.  Any website you would use to purchase something for your home, pet or shopping for fun, go through Rakuten and allow yourself to earn an additional 1% to 10% off.  You'll get a check cut for your savings.  Ex: great savings on dog food, a big purchase, Black Friday deals, etc.    Tip #7: Dosh: This is legit FREE savings!! Create an account and add your most commonly used credit cards.  Each time you use that credit card at participating stores and restaurants will automatically add the savings to your Dosh account and you can cash out after you've earned $15 or more.    Below are affiliate links to help save you money with things you are already doing! $$$ Dosh Rakuten InstaCart     Join our community on Facebook and connect with us on Instagram!  Write an apple review and YOUR review could be read on our next episode!  Hosted by Tori Shirah and Tracy Stine Contact us ➡️ UnlikelyJoCo@gmail.com  

Unlocking the Potential of Authenticity in Relationships for More Meaningful and Deeper Connections. 

Welcome to Practically Speaking, the monthly show where hosts Ryan and Lindsay talk about the topics that changemakers, digital leaders, and innovators like you care about most.On the docket for this month's episode: [00:13] Automation trends [03:59] Poll: How many organizations are focused on automation in ‘23? [09:02] #PaperHaters: stats that will blow your mind  [12:49] One SMALL ask (with a big payoff)   WE WANT YOUR FEEDBACK! Take our 2-minute post-season listener feedback survey so we can keep making Practically Genius content that resonates with you.    Resources: Digital Maturity Assessment  2022 State of Digital Maturity Report Stop Big Paper blog resources   Become a Practically Genius Insider! Sign up for the newsletter: https://www.formstack.com/practically-genius-insider

In episode eighteen, we got to sit down with our friend, Jill Donovan: founder and CEO of Rustic Cuff, author of the "Kindness Effect," and host of the "Practically Speaking" podcast. A master at practical application, Jill gives us big tools that when used, have the potential to change our lives. With bold faith and eternal optimism, her story of full circle moments will reignite our belief that God is in fact working all things together for good–we just have to look. We hope this episode helps you move past whatever's been holding you back and laugh along the way. Episode Resources: Rustic Cuff "The Kindness Effect" by Jill Donovan "Practically Speaking" with Jill Donovan Jilldonovan.com Danielfloyd.org DFLP YouTube Channel

Welcome to Practically Speaking, the monthly show where hosts Ryan and Lindsay talk about the topics that changemakers, digital leaders, and innovators like you care about most. On the docket for this month's episode: [00:13] Making resolutions realistic [08:10] Wait…what does digital maturity actually mean? [14:30] How can we achieve team alignment in ‘23? [21:36] #PaperHaters: Let's go back to the beginning RESOURCES: Digital Maturity Assessment Geraldine Gray's Episode of Practically Genius 2022 State of Digital Maturity Report Stop Big Paper campaign Stop Big Paper on YouTube Become a Practically Genius Insider! Sign up for the newsletter: https://www.formstack.com/practically-genius-insider

What phrase will you be remembered for? What sticky quote or line do you say that others associate with you? Are there things friends or family have said to you that have stayed with you for decades? Jill and Kelly explore some of these statements and the impact the words continue to have on relationships, parenting, and leading others.  They encourage you to discover at least one sentiment to pass on that aligns with the legacy you wish to leave. 

Welcome to Practically Speaking, the monthly show where hosts Ryan and Lindsay talk about the topics that changemakers, digital leaders, and innovators like you care about most .On the docket for this month's episode: [00:13] Documentation: why it's your team's efficiency superpower [07:50] How familiar are you with no-code tools? [10:30] How to avoid data silos [15:13] #PaperHaters: A BIG DISCLAIMER from Lindsay and Ryan   RESOURCES: Rose Anne Martinuzzi's episode of Practically Genius 2022 State of Digital Maturity Report   COMING UP ON PRACTICALLY GENIUS: 12/15 Geraldine Gray - CEO of Endiem on avoiding data silos 1/3 Practically Speaking January   Become a Practically Genius Insider! Sign up for the newsletter: https://www.formstack.com/practically-genius-insider

Discover how a simple change in your daily disposition can have a substantial effect on your physical and mental health. 

Jill and Kelly share practical truths on how to move forward when you don't have absolute clarity. 

Welcome to Practically Speaking, the monthly show where hosts Ryan and Lindsay talk about the topics that changemakers, digital leaders, and innovators like you care about most. On the docket for this month's episode: [00:13] Lindsay and Ryan's process priorities for Q4 [04:41] Who's ready for 2023? (Apparently a lot of you!) [09:01] No-code and where the most optimized organizations stand [14:23] #PaperHaters: The financial cost of paper forms (spoiler alert: it's BILLIONS) RESOURCES: US chamber of commerce report 2022 State of Digital Maturity Report   COMING UP ON PRACTICALLY GENIUS: 11/2 Phil Lakin - Founder of No Code Ops talks about No-Code 11/16 Rose Anne Martinuzzi - Senior IT Project Manager of IT Procurement and Software Acquisitions at Campbell University talks about tech governance   Become a Practically Genius Insider! Sign up for the newsletter: https://www.formstack.com/practically-genius-insider

Feeding a family of nine can be expensive.  I learned to SAVE MONEY ON GROCERIES and SAVE MONEY ON CLEANERS.  This podcast is bursting with mom hacks for meals, groceries, and cleaning.  HI, I'm Val Harrison, the Practically Speaking MOM.  I am passionate about helping intentional moms to build strong families.  A big key in having TIME and ENERGY to focus on what really matters with your family is to get some systems in place for the "have-to"s in the momlife.   This week I am excited to begin a new mini-series- The Practically Speaking MOM's Guide to Saving Money and Time in the Kitchen.  And this HELP continues next week when I share my "Save Your Sanity, One Hour Per Week Meal Prep Plan."  If you need to save money on groceries, save time in the kitchen, and use some more natural cleaning alternatives, you are going to love episode 160 & 161 of the Practically Speaking MOM: Intentional Mom Strong Family Podcast.Top 10 Ways to Save on Groceries plus meal hacks, money hacks, and cleaning hacks by the Practically Speaking MOM, from the Lasso Your Life on-going occasional series, episode 160What's coming:"Save Your Sanity - Val's One Hour a Week Meal Prep Plan"Want more from the Practically Speaking MOM?  Visit her website www.PracticallySpeakingMOM.com for blog, books, podcast, resources.Join her Facebook community: Intentional Mom Strong Family.

Welcome to Practically Speaking, a show dedicated to highlighting practically genius ideas in less than 15 minutes. Hear Lindsay, Ryan, and special guest Chris Byers discuss takeaways from Sahil Khosla's Genius Spotlight episode on no-code, like how all departments can benefit from this software. Lindsay and Ryan then dig into data from Formstack's State of Digital Maturity report. This week, they cover how the most optimized organizations empower employees with no-code tools. Use the data to help convince your organization that now is the time to invest in this technology.

Welcome to Practically Speaking, a show dedicated to highlighting practically genius ideas in less than 15 minutes. Hear Lindsay, Ryan, and special guest Zak Pines discuss takeaways from Amanda Wodzenski's Genius Spotlight episode on project management, like how to best align teams at the start of a project. Lindsay and Ryan then dig into data from Formstack's State of Digital Maturity report. This week, they cover how the most optimized organizations overcome technical roadblocks. Use this data to help your org learn how to empower employees, avoid long IT queues, and overcome common technical challenges that stall important projects. 

Welcome to Practically Speaking, a show dedicated to highlighting practically genius ideas in less than 15 minutes. Get takeaways from Denise Davis's Genius Spotlight episode on how Emory Healthcare eliminated paper processes across 250 locations. Lindsay and Ryan then dig into data from Formstack's State of Digital Maturity report. This week, they cover how the most optimized organizations have replaced paper with modern, digital systems. Use this data to help your organization learn how to finally break free from the grasp of Big Paper.

Welcome to Practically Speaking, a show dedicated to highlighting practically genius ideas in less than 15 minutes. Get takeaways from Annette Franz's Genius Spotlight episode on customer experience, like how the employee experience drives the customer experience. Lindsay and Ryan then dig into data from Formstack's State of Digital Maturity report. This week, they cover how the most optimized organizations focus on improving the customer experience. Discover why these organizations find it easy to deliver on customer expectations.