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Message Franciska to share how a specific episode has impacted YOU. franciskakay@gmail.com     In this episode, Elissa Felder shares her journey from growing up in London with a Jewish background to her life in the U.S., working for a nonprofit organization called CORE. She discusses her personal religious transformation and professional path, as well as the profound experiences following the loss of her child.   Elissa delves into the cultural and religious aspects of Jewish mourning traditions, her involvement with the Chevra Kadisha, and how these experiences inspired her to write a book. She also offers insights into understanding grief, the concept of the soul in Jewish teachings, and the broader communal support for those who have lost loved ones. Alyssa's story is one of growth, learning, and the strength found within community and tradition.   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 01:08 Elissa's Background and Journey 02:00 Life in America and Professional Work 03:08 Personal Story and Book Inspiration 03:52 The Journey of Loss and Learning 06:11 Understanding and Sharing Grief 09:42 The Role of Chevra Kadisha 13:16 Jewish Burial Traditions and Beliefs 18:12 Reflections on Life and Death 30:05 The Power of Silence in Mourning 30:47 Personal Reflections on Shiva 33:04 Jewish Mourning Traditions and Practices 34:12 The Journey of the Soul 37:34 Losing a Child: A Deep Personal Loss 42:24 The Role of Chevra Kadisha 53:06 The Hierarchy of Loss and Grieving 58:01 Finding Meaning and Moving Forward   About Our Guest: Elissa is the Coordinator of Core's Communities of Practice (CoP). In this role she facilitates connections, conversations and development of all the Core communities, provides essential support to CoP leaders and oversees the seamless execution of events. She plays a key role in enhancing the professional growth and community building efforts within each community. (www.CoreTorah.org) In addition, Elissa is the Founding Director of Core Connects RI, a non-profit organization that aims to deepen women's connections to one another, to Jewish wisdom and Jewish values, to empower each other to find greater meaning, purpose and possibility in life and to cultivate unity without uniformity. Elissa was born in London, England and in 1985 married her American husband and they started their married life in Washington, DC. After the death of her first child, Elissa started to explore Judaism in much greater depth. In her quest to understand the loss of her baby she explored Jewish sources in general and more specifically regarding death and the afterlife. She is very active on her local Chevra Kadisha, and she speaks widely on this topic. Elissa started and actively manages Core's community of practice for women engaged with traditional Chevra Kadisha. To date it is truly an international community of hundreds of women from all over the US and Canada, the UK, France, Sweden, Holland, France, Italy, Israel, Chile, Panama, Mexico, South Africa and even Australia. The mission of the community is to share experiences, give encouragement, network and help to develop and support each other.  Elissa is responsible for providing on-going professional development for the community. The knowledge she has acquired motivated her to write a book which is a personal memoir of loss and grief with the Jewish teachings about life, death and the afterlife woven into the story. The book, “From One Life to the Next Life; The Sacred Passage After Death,” is due to be released at the beginning of the summer with Mosaica Press. Through all of these experiences Elissa mentors and encourages others on their journeys Buy The Book: https://www.amazon.com/One-Life-Next-sacred-passage/dp/1961602474 www.Elissafelder.com  https://www.facebook.com/mummy.felder   Check out: www.JewishCoffeeHouse.com for more Jewish Podcasts on our network.  

Hopefully, by now, you've taken my free Personal Style Quiz and are feeling crystal clear about your style preferences. Maybe, like our friend Meredith who submitted today's Q&A Thursday question, you know you want to look feminine, polished, and a little bit bohemian. Or your style could be a combination of classic and creative or elegant and dramatic. Whatever your style descriptors, unfortunately, knowing them is not enough.   Because I have a hunch, you might also be struggling with putting it all together. You want to look age-appropriate, dress accordingly for the weather, and flatter your body's shape and proportions. There's a lot to think about when it comes to getting dressed. But friend, it doesn't have to be as difficult and overwhelming as you expect!   In this episode, I'm going to help you master your style over 50 (or any age for that matter!) and learn how to flatter your proportions while looking polished in your style in your current season of life. There are simple steps you can personalize to look and feel your best no matter what obstacles you might be facing. So let's dive in, unpack it all, and start solving your style challenges today!   FREE 5-MIN PERSONAL STYLE QUIZ: https://herstylellc.com/quiz HER STYLE BLOG: https://herstylellc.com/blog HER STYLE ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/heatherriggsstyle GET FEATURED ON A Q&A THURSDAY EPISODE: https://herstylellc.com/podcast JOIN HER STYLE COLLECTIVE: http://herstylellc.com/collective   Related Episodes: 122 - Combining Your Top 3 Personal Style Types to Create a Signature Look 75 - Learning to Love Your Style In a New Season of Life 62 - 6 Places You Need to Start Looking for Style Inspiration (That Aren't Pinterest!) 38 - 21 Layering Pieces to Help You Survive Seasonal Transitions

Does work always have to be so hard? Why am I so frustrated with my job? There is no such thing as an easy job but do all jobs have to be so grueling? Today I sit down with Pat Lencioni, organizational health expert and Founder of The Table Group business consulting, to discuss their groundbreaking new framework for getting things done: The Working Geniuses. We discuss what 6 Working Geniuses entail, how people with different working geniuses complement one another in the work environment, how employees can advocate to transfer their role within a company, how your working genius can help you look for a job that is better suited to your strengths, and much more. Check out the working geniuses here: https://www.workinggenius.com/ Join our Locals community: https://lilarose.locals.com/   Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LilaRose865   A big thank to our partner, EWTN, the world's leading Catholic network! Discover news, entertainment and more at https://www.ewtn.com/   Check out our Sponsors:    We Heart Nutrition: https://www.weheartnutrition.com/ Get top notch vitamin supplements for 20% off using the code LILA.    Seven Weeks Coffee: https://www.sevenweekscoffee.com Buy your pro-life coffee with a 10% discount using the code LILA.

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Hey there! Do you ever find yourself feeling lost in the noise, trying to navigate life without a compass? You might have been told to follow a certain path, only to end up feeling more confused and disconnected. It's like being stuck in a maze without a map, left feeling unsure and unfulfilled. But what if I told you that there's a way to find your true north and experience genuine growth and fulfillment? Feel the power of aligning your core values with your path to personal growth and authentic leadership. It's time to break free from the noise and step into intentional living where your values, goals, and dreams align with. In this episode, you will be able to: Discover the transformative journey of overcoming obesity with gastric bypass surgery. Uncover the significance of core values in personal growth and authentic leadership. Explore the challenges and growth found through private adoption, embracing the journey with grace and resilience. Navigate the complexities of early menopause and fertility issues, finding strength and hope in the midst of change. Learn the essential tools for building emotional resilience to thrive through life's transitions. My special guest is Andrea Johnson Andrea Johnson is an esteemed professional in the field of leadership empowerment, specializing in guiding executives and founders to lead with authenticity, conviction, and confidence. Her unique background as an adoptive parent and her experiences navigating mental and physical wellness while growing up internationally have contributed to her deep understanding of the significance of emotional resilience and core values in personal growth. With a specific focus on enhancing communication and corporate culture within teams, Andrea is dedicated to equipping female leaders with the skills to think critically, create imaginatively, and lead effectively. Her personal journey of overcoming various challenges has solidified her commitment to intentional living and authentic leadership, making her a credible and insightful guest for today's discussion. Connect with Andrea Johnson… Website: https://www.theintentionaloptimist.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andrea.m.johnson.180 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theintentionaloptimist/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrea-johnson-the-intentional-optimist/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@intentionaloptimist?lang=en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbUQ47fVQzItvM2NEAtLZ2Q Connect with Dwight Heck! Website: https://giveaheck.com (Free Book Offer) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/give.a.heck Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dwight.heck Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Giveaheck YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@giveaheck LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/dwight-raymond-heck-65a90150/ TikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@giveaheck The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:02 - Introduction and Background of Andrea Johnson 00:01:22 - Andrea's Professional Work and Passion 00:03:01 - Andrea's Childhood and Early Challenges in Korea 00:12:00 - Impact of Childhood Experiences on Addictive Behaviors 00:14:28 - Missionary Homes and Traveling 00:15:29 - Food and Safety in Korea 00:17:27 - Personal Growth and Contrast 00:19:15 - Aha Moments and Self-Reflection 00:25:23 - Daily Reflection and Spiritual Tools 00:26:57 - Coping with anxiety and meltdowns 00:27:31 - Finding comfort in spiritual practices 00:29:41 - Overcoming childhood trauma 00:33:37 - Reflecting on personal growth 00:40:01 - Adoption Trauma and Emotional Struggles 00:41:39 - Societal Comments on Weight and Body Image 00:43:13 - Understanding Biological Factors in Weight Management 00:45:45 - Overcoming Shame and Realizing Personal Authority 00:51:52 - Embracing Core Values for Personal Empowerment 

In this interview, Dr. Ashley Beckham discusses her personal and professional journey with mold exposure after moving into a new home where early signs were initially overlooked. She shares how her health issues led to the discovery of high mold levels in her home and body, influencing her career to focus on environmental health. Dr. Beckham emphasizes the importance of understanding and addressing the root causes of mold for overall health, and advocates for increased awareness and systemic changes in the health industry to better address environmental toxins.

Dozens of Pickard's short stories have been published, including Hardwired, which won a Ray Bradbury Creative Writing Prize in 2005. Pickard's extensive background working with cutting edge technology has proved helpful for imagining fictive universes and societies. Strong satire keeps readers grounded, thinking and laughing. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/daniel-lucas66/message

In this episode, Janet speaks in regard to those who have gone to film school and want to get their professional projects shot and completed.

I've been lucky to work with some incredible people, particularly some incredible women, and Michelle Smith is one of those women. It was inspiring to work alongside her at one of our past companies because we were in flow. We were making the important happen and the unimportant go away, and doing our best to make the lives of our team members easier. Plus, it was fun! Crazy idea in corporate life. Since we've both gone our separate ways, it doesn't surprise me at all that Michelle has launched Michelle Smith Coaching to support professional women find success and work-life balance. In this episode, we dive into all the ways that there is still room for equality, why women still need extra support to thrive (despite 2023 being a record for women in business), and why there is so much room for all of us to support each other. 

Why do we often find ourselves pushing for longer working hours? Is it the pursuit of success, or are there deeper societal and personal expectations at play? And think about this - why is there a sense of guilt associated with working less? Are we equating our self-worth with the amount of time we invest in our work?   Join me as I examine these questions together and explore how redefining our work ethic can lead to a more balanced and fulfilling life. I'll discuss obstacles that are our in our way and work by Jeffrey Pfeffer and Alex Soojung-Kim Pang that will highlight why we may even become more productive if we do embrace this change.   Have an eye health question you want answered? Email us at hello@drrupawong.com Like the podcast? Leave us a review! It just takes a couple minutes and really helps us spread the word to other working professional women like you! Let's Connect! Instagram: https://instagram.com/drrupawong Website: https://www.drrupawong.com/

It's time for change.  Rather than continuing down the same old paths, I'm finding that people are ready for move forward in new, creative ways. For some that means working abroad.  To explore how to follow the dream and work internationally, my guest is Ron Thomas, Managing Director of Strategy Focused Group. Ron uprooted his life in New York after being recruited to work in Saudi Arabia as a Chief Human Resources Officer.  Now, he is an internationally recognized HR thought leader living in Dubai managing his own business, speaking and traveling throughout the Middle East and Asia. Tune in and learn: the benefits of working abroad,  the challenges, and  what it takes to be successful.   In this international episode, I'll also share a career tip so you can reflect on and understand the workstyle (and location) that works for you.   Maybe you're ready for change.  Maybe it's time to explore a new exciting step in your life and career like working abroad or working in a new industry.  It's scary and exciting because it's fresh, unchartered territory.  Yet at the same time, it's more peaceful because it's more authentic to the fun, adventurous person you really are. Resources mentioned in this episode: Are You Ready to Love Your Job? (book) StayAdventurous.com StayLuxurious.com FLFE free gift      

Neil Patel talks about how to avoid the SPAM folder in 10 easy steps Episode 1094: How to Avoid the SPAM Folder in 10 Easy Steps by Neil Patel on How to Send Professional Work Emails Neil Patel is a New York Times Bestselling author. The Wall Street Journal calls him a top influencer on the web, Forbes says he is one of the top 10 marketers, and Entrepreneur Magazine says he created one of the 100 most brilliant companies. He was recognized as a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 30 by President Obama and a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 35 by the United Nations. The original post can be found here: https://neilpatel.com/blog/avoid-the-spam-folder/ Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com  Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalStartUpDaily Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Neil Patel talks about how to avoid the SPAM folder in 10 easy steps Episode 1094: How to Avoid the SPAM Folder in 10 Easy Steps by Neil Patel on How to Send Professional Work Emails Neil Patel is a New York Times Bestselling author. The Wall Street Journal calls him a top influencer on the web, Forbes says he is one of the top 10 marketers, and Entrepreneur Magazine says he created one of the 100 most brilliant companies. He was recognized as a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 30 by President Obama and a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 35 by the United Nations. The original post can be found here: https://neilpatel.com/blog/avoid-the-spam-folder/ Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com  Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalStartUpDaily Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Brainy Business podcast, guest Leidy Klotz shares his research on the psychology of subtraction and its importance in decision-making and problem-solving. Klotz discusses how our natural instinct is to add rather than subtract when trying to improve a situation, and he provides insights into why this is the case. He explains that humans have a desire to display competence, and adding to a situation is a visible way to demonstrate that we can deal with the world effectively. However, Klotz argues that we can also display competence through subtracting, but it may require more effort to make it noticeable. He shares studies conducted with LEGO structures, itineraries, recipes, and computer grids, which consistently showed that people overwhelmingly choose to add rather than subtract. The episode explores concepts such as loss aversion and the IKEA effect, which contribute to our preference for adding. The conversation also touches on the concepts of minimalism and essentialism, and how subtracting can be a powerful tool for displaying competence and achieving goals effectively. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the psychological biases that hinder effective decision-making and problem-solving, and learn practical strategies to prioritize and achieve what truly matters.  In this episode: Discover the pivotal role subtraction plays in effective decision-making and problem-solving. Learn how our instinctive preference for addition can obstruct optimal solutions. Grasp how to confront biases and initiate shifts towards a subtractive mindset. Understand the immense benefits of streamlining and eliminating needless aspects of daily life. Acquire empowering strategies for integrating subtraction practices into your everyday living. Show Notes: 00:00:00 - Introduction, Melina Palmer introduces the episode and its focus on the power of subtraction with Dr. Leidy Klotz. She emphasizes the importance of optimization, reduction, and efficiency in various areas of life. 00:03:20 - Dr. Leidy Klotz's Background, Dr. Klotz shares his background in engineering and how his interest in sustainability led him to behavioral science. He highlights the overlap between engineering, architecture, and behavioral science in terms of creative application and design. 00:08:56 - Uncommon Paths to Behavioral Science, The conversation explores the diverse backgrounds of behavioral scientists, including Dr. Klotz's experience as a professional soccer player. They discuss how different disciplines, like marketing and sports, can contribute to the field of behavioral science. 00:11:50 - Personal Backgrounds and Professional Work, Melina and Dr. Klotz discuss how personal backgrounds, such as being an opera singer or playing basketball, can shape a person's approach to problem-solving. They highlight the value of diverse experiences in the field of behavioral science. 00:13:35 - Introduction to Subtract, Dr. Klotz introduces his book, Subtract, and explains how it explores the concept of subtraction as a means of optimization. He discusses the relationship between design, sustainability, and the creative application of behavioral science principles. 00:15:26 - The Instinct to Add, Leidy discusses how our first instinct when trying to improve something is to add, rather than subtract. This instinct is seen across various contexts, including LEGO structures and itineraries. The guest also mentions a study where people were given a task to make quadrants symmetrical and found that people overwhelmingly added blocks instead of removing them. 00:17:27 - Overlooking Subtraction, The guest explains that our tendency to overlook subtraction is due to various factors such as loss aversion, the endowment effect, and the IKEA effect. The book explores these factors and delves into the biological, cultural, and economic forces that contribute to our preference for adding. 00:18:47 - Science-Informed Strategies, Leidy discusses the latter half of the book, which focuses on utilizing science-informed strategies to get better at subtraction. By understanding the science behind our inclination to add, we can develop strategies to improve our ability to subtract. Leidy emphasizes the importance of creating a list of "stop doings" instead of solely focusing on a long list of to-dos. 00:21:06 - Minimalism and Essentialism, Leidy notes the connection between the book's concept of subtraction and minimalism and essentialism. He and Melina highlight the value of decluttering and getting rid of excess in order to display competence. Leidy also mentions the satisfaction that comes from having a focused to-do list with achievable tasks. 00:30:08 - The Importance of Subtraction, The conversation begins with the idea that subtraction is often overlooked in our society, and how we need to shift our mindset to value subtraction as much as addition. The guest, Leidy Klotz, mentions historical figures like Da Vinci and Lao Tzu who understood the importance of subtraction for design perfection and gaining wisdom. 00:31:01 - Subtraction as a Valuable Skill, Klotz discusses how his book aims to help people understand the science and stories behind subtraction, and encourages readers to adapt the principles to their own lives. He emphasizes the importance of subtracting first and how it can lead to better decision-making and problem-solving. 00:32:48 - Overcoming Challenges with Subtraction, Klotz addresses the challenges people face when considering subtraction, such as loss aversion and the fear of regret or guilt. He suggests mindset shifts, such as reframing subtraction as a positive improvement and emphasizing the benefits of subtracting. He also highlights the role of valence in perception and the value of thinking of add and subtract as complementary approaches. 00:35:53 - Add and Subtract, Klotz discusses the misconception that add and subtract are opposites and explains how they can coexist as complementary ways to make change. He encourages people to consider both options and think about the potential gains and losses associated with each. This mindset shift can lead to more effective decision-making and problem-solving. 00:44:27 - Introduction to the Book Work Well, Play More, Melina introduces the book Work Well, Play More by Marcey Rader, which builds upon the concepts of productivity and distraction introduced in "Indistractable." The book focuses on three areas: productivity, clutter, and health, providing a twelve-month approach to improve each area and reclaim time and mental well-being. 00:45:02 - Conclusion, Melina's top insights from the conversation. What stuck with you while listening to the episode? What are you going to try? Come share it with Melina on social media -- you'll find her as @thebrainybiz everywhere and as Melina Palmer on LinkedIn. Thanks for listening. Don't forget to subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Android. If you like what you heard, please leave a review on iTunes and share what you liked about the show.  I hope you love everything recommended via The Brainy Business! Everything was independently reviewed and selected by me, Melina Palmer. So you know, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. That means if you decide to shop from the links on this page (via Amazon or others), The Brainy Business may collect a share of sales or other compensation. Let's connect: Melina@TheBrainyBusiness.com The Brainy Business® on Facebook The Brainy Business on Twitter The Brainy Business on Instagram The Brainy Business on LinkedIn Melina on LinkedIn The Brainy Business on Youtube Learn and Support The Brainy Business: Check out and get your copies of Melina's Books.  Get the Books Mentioned on (or related to) this Episode: Subtract, by Leidy Klotz The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, by Marie Kondo Essentialism, by Greg McKeown How to Change, by Katy Milkman Work Well, Play More, by Marcey Rader Connect with Leidy:  Leidy on LinkedIn Leidy on Twitter Leidy's website Top Recommended Next Episode: Quit, with Annie Duke (ep 227) Already Heard That One? Try These:  NUDGES and Choice Architecture (ep 35) Non-Obvious Thinking, with Rohit Bhargava (ep 297) Endowment Effect (ep 139) Focusing Illusion (ep 89) Indistractible, with Nir Eyal (ep 290) How To Change, with Katy Milkman (ep 151) The Elements of Choice, with Eric Johnson (ep 174) Functional Fixedness (ep 194) A More Beautiful Question, with Warren Berger (ep 200) Evolutionary Ideas, with Sam Tatam (ep 204) Anchoring & Adjustment (ep 11) Bikeshedding (ep 99) The Overwhelmed Brain and Its Impact on Decision Making (ep 32) IKEA Effect (ep 112) Loss Aversion (ep 316) Behavioral Storytelling, with David Paull (ep 289) Other Important Links:  Brainy Bites - Melina's LinkedIn Newsletter Leidy at the University of Virginia

Welcome to "AI Lawyer Talking Tech," your daily review of legal technology news. In today's episode, we discuss the transformative impact of AI in the legal profession. We delve into topics such as the importance of differentiation for law firms in a competitive market, the potential implications of generative AI on attorney-client relationships, and the rise of AI-powered solutions in legal marketing. Stay tuned as we explore the latest developments and trends shaping the future of law. Why differentiation is your firms responsibility22 Aug 2023ABA JournalEverService Acquires iLawyer Marketing to Provide End-to-End Legal Technology Solutions22 Aug 2023Morningstar.comA.I. Copyrights, Michael Jackson Abuse Cases, Smokey Robinson Trial & More Top Legal News22 Aug 2023BillboardLexisNexis International Legal Generative AI Survey – In House Counsel  Expectations Will Drive Law Firm Adoption22 Aug 2023Dewey B StrategicIsrael's High-Tech: At Risk?22 Aug 2023The BlogsIs this the most criticised draft EU law of all time?22 Aug 2023European Digital Rights (EDRi)DISCO Showcases Product Momentum and Expansive Vision Designed to Accelerate AI Innovation at ILTACON22 Aug 2023GalvNews.comFrom Yellow Pages to AI – the evolution of law firm marketing22 Aug 2023LexBlogNew LexisNexis Study Suggests Generative AI May Impact the Attorney-Client Relationship22 Aug 2023LexBlogFormer Fastcase, LexisNexis Executive Steve Errick Joins American Arbitration Association As Senior VP with Focus on Tech and AI22 Aug 2023LawSitesTroutman Pepper Launches GPT-Powered AI Assistant22 Aug 2023Fox40 KTXLNearly Half of Legal Professionals and Consumers Believe Generative AI Will Transform Law Practice, LexisNexis Survey Finds22 Aug 2023LawSitesDeploying Cutting-Edge Legal AI: Travers Smith's Cautious, But Open-source Approach. (TGIR Ep. 216)22 Aug 2023LexBlogToday At ILTACON: Weve Only Just Begun22 Aug 2023Above The LawGenerative AI in legal practice: Resistance is futile22 Aug 2023Minnesota LawyerMarketing for Justice Presents Free Workshop with Custom Legal Marketing's Jason Bland: Unlock the Power of User Experience Data to Maximize Conversions22 Aug 2023CBS4IndyTenzer on Defamation and AI21 Aug 2023Legal Theory BlogParsons & Viljoen: Valuing Social Data21 Aug 2023TaxProf BlogAI in Law: Examining the Impact of Automation on Legal Processes22 Aug 2023Legaltech on MediumGenerative AI / LLM's will not help lawyers draft contracts.22 Aug 2023Legaltech on MediumThomson Reuters Future of Professionals Report Predicts AI will Have a Transformational Impact on Professional Work by 202822 Aug 2023Legal Technology News - Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technologyiManage Launches iManage Insight+, a Cloud-Native Knowledge Curation and Search Solution22 Aug 2023Legal Technology News - Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technologyLegal Industry AI Perception Quick Poll22 Aug 2023Hanzo BlogArtificial Intelligence — From Risk to Reward: Key Questions to Address When Crafting Generative AI Usage Policies21 Aug 2023GenAI-LexologyPractical ways to incentivise lawyers to be more innovative22 Aug 2023Legaltech on MediumAgiloft Launches AI Trainer to Empower Non-Technical Users22 Aug 2023Legal Tech BlogLaw Firm Billing Software Startup Oddr Illustrates Major Momentum and Monumental Milestones at ILTACON 202322 Aug 2023Legal Technology News - Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technologyCopyright does not protect content produced by Generative AI (GenAI): Thaler v Perlmutter21 Aug 2023GenAI-LexologyTop 5 applications of Large Language Models (LLMs) in legal practice22 Aug 2023Legaltech on Medium

When I studied abroad the time when I absorbed the most information was during the final adjustments that were made to a bonsai I had worked on by a Bonsai Professional. What started as major learnings evolved over time to very fine detail and it was a great experience. I also chat about watching a Japanese Bonsai Professional work on a unique, very large Japanese White Pine. And as repotting season is nearly upon us in Melbourne, Australia, I discuss the horticultural requirements you need to consider at this time of the year.Support the showWhere to find Bonsai Matsu:InstagramFacebookYouTube Web

This week we talk about the difference between topic rebuttal and technique rebuttal. Really just a discussion of how to help people change their own minds. The involves a focus on process of how you reached your conclusions rather than focusing on the conclusions themselves when talking with someone about their ideas. Things that bring us joy this week: Puss in Boots 2: The Last Wish (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3915174/) on Peacock Killing Moon (https://jonesbo.com/book/killing-moon/) by Jo Nesbø Intro/Outro Music: Notice of Eviction by Legally Blind (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Legally_Blind)

Building confidence is a skill and key to possess if you are a tattooed woman in a professional work space. Sharing some tips that will help you build confidence in your work space when your tattoos are looked upon. Hopefully in the future, and obviously not at every company this will be a different scenario.

Cameras on phones are just cheap, lackluster wannabes when it comes to professional photography. Or are they? Join us for really important food for thought in this episode with photographer Kim Kovacik, as we talk about the role of phone cameras in the professional photography world! Oh, and spoiler alert: Kim has photographed an ad campaign for a well-known brand...with her phone! The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer's Edit: Custom Editing for the Professional Photographer. You can subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast. Show Notes: Kim's Introduction (2:45) What was Kim's introduction to using her phone for photography? (4:35) Will it take some time for the professional photography world to accept a phone as a camera? (10:50) How did Kim snag the opportunity to photograph for Panera - using her phone? (20:45) What are some of the technical strategies Kim considered when shooting for Panera? (29:50) 1. Photographed in raw 2. Capture the lo-fi aesthetic 3. Locked lighting manually on the phone screen 4. Shot hand-held at times Links: https://instagram.com/kimkovacik https://kimkovacik.com https://kimkovacik.com/panera

This week PhotoJoseph joins the show to discuss the state of the mobile video production industry.

What's it like to open a hospitality business with your partner and is it a good idea? Helen & Luke talk about their real life experience and how they managed to land their dream spot in Peckham. Listen to hear their advice on how to secure a professional relationship, what they've learnt about separating work & their personal life and the added value of having a third business partner. 

How do you reflect on a lifetime of professional work and relevance?! Join us on Women Lead Radio, as Michelle Bergquist, your host of Women Leading the Way, has an exciting and interactive conversation with Nina Sandy, about reflections on leadership, business and the will to make a difference in a lifetime of work and brilliance!!   Sponsor Appreciation! Thank you to our partner and show sponsor, Microsoft (www.microsoft.com)!   Interested in Learning More About Connected Women of Influence? Click Here (https://connectedwomenofinfluence.com/attend-an-event-as-our-guest/) to Be Invited as Our Special VIP & Guest to a Future Event!   Interested in Becoming a Member of Our Professional Community!? Click Here (https://connectedwomenofinfluence.com/membership-application/) to Apply for Membership!

Let's talk about bringing the power of manifestation into your professional work. We're going to do that by using these 3 methods: Creative process Visualization (like a vision board) Action   The word manifestation really means turning an idea into a reality. This is what finding your clear vision is all about.   To some, manifestation may sound a little too “self-help” or “woo-woo”, when in fact, manifestation refers to various pseudoscientific self-help strategies intended to bring about a personal goal, primarily by focusing one's thoughts upon the desired outcome. The techniques are based on the law of attraction of New Thought spirituality. Some of my most senior-level executives use manifestation and vision boarding to create their vision. I want this for you too.   For quite some time you might've dreamt of creating and building your professional legacy, thought leadership, or personal brand. Yet you may have relied on luck, hope, or law of attraction to make it happen (we BOTH know how that's turned out so far).   You may not be where you want to be personally or professionally, but at this moment in time, you are ready to take action. That is manifestation. In order to do that, you need to get super laser clear on what your vision looks like.   This is why I want you to join me for my last free masterclass of 2022. I'm going to be teaching you all about the neuroscience behind manifestation.   Why is that important?   Your professional opportunities will be endless when you learn how to master this skill. I'm also going to be teaching the 4 strategic steps to bring your vision to life, including creating an action plan. Because manifestation without action will never be more than just a dream.   If you're thinking “Oh yeah, I'M IN!” I'd love for you to join me in my Manifestation Masterclass happening September 13-15. You will get a personalized roadmap to make your dream into a reality. Save your spot here, and I'll see you there!   Have a question you'd like answered on the pod? #AMA: www.bebrightlisa.com/get-in-touch    Ready to start your mindset and personal brand journey? Book your first session: www.bebrightlisa.com/introductory-session    Connect with me on Insta: www.instagram.com/bebrightlisa    Lisa Guillot, PCC, is a certified transformational mindset coach and personal branding expert. She coaches entrepreneurs and professionals to bring more creativity and agency to their life and career. Lisa blends creativity, design thinking, and neuroscience to unlock what's next for her clients and build their personal and professional brand. You can find Be Bright Lisa here: www.bebrightlisa.com 

This week, Peter and Kelly discuss the extreme work hours undergone by physicians and medical professionals.

Nisla Love speaks on what you need to prepare for tax season. The importance of hiring a tax professional, and how Choose Love Solution can help you overcome your fear of taxes.Looking for a Christian Financial Advisor? Schedule a no obligation free consultation: www.abrwealthmanagement.com/consultationJoin our mailing list to receive more Christian Resources:http://eepurl.com/hnxGcDSubscribe on your favorite platforms:Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/financial-advisors-say-the-darndest-things/id1546970147Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/0nkiUkwoJalvgFhZnsIbkkGoogle Podcast:https://podcasts.google.com/search/financial%20advisors%20say

Nisla Love speaks on what you need to prepare for tax season. The importance of hiring a tax professional, and how Choose Love Solution can help you overcome your fear of taxes.Looking for a Christian Financial Advisor? Schedule a no obligation free consultation: www.abrwealthmanagement.com/consultationJoin our mailing list to receive more Christian Resources:http://eepurl.com/hnxGcDSubscribe on your favorite platforms:Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/financial-advisors-say-the-darndest-things/id1546970147Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/0nkiUkwoJalvgFhZnsIbkkGoogle Podcast:https://podcasts.google.com/search/financial%20advisors%20say

Sue Stockdale introduces some of the guests she will be speaking to during Series 9. They include two people whose career requires them to work at height: Vicki Tough, an arborist, tree climbing Instructor and Rope Access Level 3 - Professional Work at Height professional and Maxim Ivanov, a multi-skilled circus artist who is a handstand balancer, aerialist and juggler. Other guests in the series include Sanzar Kakar, Chairman of Afghanistan Holding Group, Sophie Dow, founder of the charity Salveson Mindroom Centre and Thomas Luther, CEO of Nevel in Finland.This series is kindly supported by Squadcast –the remote recording platform which empowers podcasters by capturing high-quality audio and video conversations. Find out more at https://squadcast.fmRead the transcription for this episode on www.accesstoinspiration.org and connect with us:Twitter www.twitter.com/accessinspirat1 Facebook www.facebook.com/accesstoinspiration Instagram www.instagram.com/accesstoinspiration LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/company/access-to-inspiration/Sign up for our newsletter http://eepurl.com/hguX2b Read our Impact Report https://bit.ly/3hElalv Sound Editor: Matias de Ezcurra (he/him)Producer: Sue Stockdale (she/her)

The Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist Sister Mary Kolbe and Sister Paula Jean Miller The Mission of the Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist flows from our consecration to the Church within the Mystery of the Eucharist as the “Source and Summit” of the Christian Life. “In a world that knows the rupture between the Sacred and the secular, the Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist endeavor in all their apostolic works to lead the people they serve to a restored sense of the Sacred. As a means to this end the Sisters' apostolic efforts in education, counseling, health care, care of the aging and manual work are directed to increasing a sense of the full meaning of the sacramental life of the Church.” Sister Paula Jean Miller, F.S.E., is a member of the Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist, whose motherhouse is in Meriden, Connecticut.  Sister Paula Jean received her license and doctorate in Sacred Theology from the Lateran in Rome, through the John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family in Washington, D.C., in 1993.  Her teaching of marriage and family studies, the theology of the body, moral theology, sexuality, bioethics, and the Catholic Intellectual Tradition, has spanned over 30 years in five seminaries, as well as the University of St. Thomas in Houston TX, where she founded, directed, and taught in a Catholic Studies Program. She now works in the Office of Canonical Affairs in the Diocese of Arlington, as Administrative Assistant to the Chancellor. Her research has focused on St. Bonaventure, communion ecclesiology, semiotics, and the thoughts of John Paul II, Benedict XVI., von Balthasar, and Maximus the Confessor. Publications include four books and numerous articles in theological journals. Books: Religious Life: A New and Special Bond, Chapter II: “The Spousal Bond”, Ave Maria Press, Notre Dame, Indiana, 2009. Members of One Body, Prophets, Priests and Kings: An Ecclesiology of Mission, Alba House, 1999. Marriage: The Sacrament of Divine-Human Communion, A Commentary on St. Bonaventure's Theology of Marriage, Franciscan Press, 1996. Mapping the Catholic Cultural Landscape, (editor), Rowman and Littlefield (Sheed and Ward), 2004. Sister Mary Kolbe Heffern, F.S.E, is a Franciscan Sister of the Eucharist. After completing her undergraduate degree at the University of St. Thomas in Houston (where she was a student of Sister Paula Jean Miller, FSE), she entered the Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist. She completed an MA in Theology at Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Connecticut and is a Montessori-trained Elementary guide. She has taught Religion, Spanish and Fourth Grade in Catholic elementary schools and currently teaches six-to-twelve-year-olds in the Montessori Elementary Environment at Siena Academy in Great Falls

I compare the ben situation with the 76ers with other people jobs situation because I know they can relate to the whole thing episode #10 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yq-215/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yq-215/support

If you've ever thought "I don't have time for my creativity, I have to work!" then this one is for you! In this episode I wanted to focus on the intersection of personal art and professional work - how your personal creative expression can affect your work - or more often how your work can suck all the creative energy out of you. You'll hear two stories about clients who enhanced their businesses through their personal art making and creative expression. Pssst.... Ready to make cool sh*t and feel like the most expressed version of you? Start your creative emergence here: https://www.jessgrippo.com/creative-club Clients mentioned: Anasuya Basil is an Artist and Midlife Renewal Health Coach mybodywisdom.net Kathryn Freund is a career coach & leadership coach, workshop facilitator and a creative being who is passionate about all things art, storytelling and design. careerhappy.co / kathrynfreund.com Remember to subscribe and share if you dig this content! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jessgrippo/message

We talk a lot on this podcast about how myths and assumptions that are widely dispersed in academia keep PhDs from making a career transition. In this episode, Maren unpacks three of the most common misconceptions about professional work that keep PhDs back in their job search: negative assumptions about businesses; a belief that the PhD credential will open doors; not recognizing that professional careers can be just as specialized and difficult as academic careers.Using the skills that you've developed during graduate school, and tapping in to your growing professional network, you can discover ways to overcome these misconceptions and launch a great career. 

Seat Yourself delivers the latest news and information on the hospitality tabletop industry. In this episode Dave starts off with the Stat of the Week. This week’s stat is 15,000. According to the International Food Service Distributors Association there are 15,000 food service distribution centers here in the U.S. This week’s re-cap on the latest industry news and companies include Texas Roadhouse, Best Western, Stolzle’s Glencairn Glass featuring Jay Allie, Senior VP of Sales and Marketing, and British tabletop company Dudson. Our feature segment is 60 Seconds with Shannon of Edward Don & Company. In this segment, Dave asks the question of the week in relation to the tabletop industry. This week, Shannon talks about the growth of delivery and off premise dining and how it impacts the tabletop category. The final segment is a commentary piece and covers the type of everyday courage that people can show in their professional work lives. For more information and insights on the hospitality tabletop industry, be sure to check out www.TabletopJournal.com or email Dave at dt@tabletopjournal.com

In today's episode Max, Nick and James dive into the struggles of balancing their personal and professional work. How do we stay inspired during the hard times? What is their long term plan? See us barely make it alive in our first venture into podcasting! --- Contact us at: Hello@negativespacepod.com Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/NegSpacePod Music by Francisco Ojeda: https://www.instagram.com/ojedabass/

Having a combined knowledge of the complexities of real estate and law can give any person a considerable business advantage. That's exactly what real estate lawyer and author Flavia Berys did, and now she has established herself as one of the most trusted names in the legal side of the industry. She joins Chris Seveney and Jamie Bateman to share her expertise and experiences, from her favorite real estate property, dealing with LLC properties, finding the proper balance between passion and profession, and more. Flavia also goes deep into the services she provides, discussing how business assets can be protected from lawsuits.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the Good Deeds Note Investing movement today:GoodDeedsNoteInvesting.comChris Seveney FacebookChris Seveney TwitterChris Seveney Instagram7EInvestments.com7E Investments Facebook7E Investments YouTube7E Investments Google+

In this interview, Alexa shares her journey, thoughts on AI, application of various ML models in Architecture alongwith advice to students and young professionals. She is currently Computer Vision and Robotics PhD student at University of Michigan. Alexa attended the University of Chicago, where she studied computational neuroscience and physics. Her current research focuses on robust computer vision for autonomous vehicles, specifically on realistic noise modeling in images. Journey 0:30 Can you tell us about your current projects and research interest? 1:19 Can you share your journey to pursue PhD in this topic? What are some aspects which inspired you to pursue this path? 4:01 Cross-disciplinary application in your current work 5:24 What are some challenges you faced when you started your PhD? Professional Work 6:37 Can you walk us through one of your project? What was your approach, challenges faced and the final output? 11:50 How did you generate those data sets? Was there any image scraping technique? 13:30 What is the strategy you adopted to ensure that the data is not biased? 15:47 Based on your experience of working with architects, what do you think are some roadblocks in AEC industry? 19:04 How would you categorize good AI versus bad AI design? 21:38 Can you share some examples how AI can be applied in architecture? 23:58 What is the question you are addressing through AI? 24:29 What are some upcoming projects you're working on? 27:16 What are some emerging trends in the field of AI which an architect should keep an eye on? Advice to students and young professionals 29:09 What will be your advice to students and professionals who are interested to apply a AI in their design projects? 32:04 What are some books or artists or courses you would recommend to people who are just starting out? 34:59 What was the realization moment in which you thought AI can be game changer? 37:16 How can our listeners follow you and your work? Resources Stanford course : http://cs231n.stanford.edu/Text : Deep learning by Goodfellow, Courville and Bengio Github : https://github.com/alexacarlson/DeepDesign_DigitalFutures #aiinarchitecture --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mayur-m-mistry/message

Sushant Jai-Amita Verma is a Design Entrepreneur, Architect, Computational Designer & Educator, currently leading rat[LAB] Studio (Research in Architecture and Technology) (www.rat-lab.org) that investigates intersections of design, art & technology through architecture, interior design and art installations. He holds a Masters Degree in Emergent Technologies & Design from Architectural Association, London and is a former architect at Zaha Hadid Architects, London & a Sr. Editor at Arch2O. He is the founder of rat[LAB] EDUCATION, which is an initiative to spread the idea of computation in design through independently-organized design workshops for profession and academia. Journey 0:35 What inspired you to be an architect? 2:26 What is your design philosophy? 4:06 Can you share your experience at Zaha Hadid Architects? 8:19 How does a typical day in your life look like? 11:25 And if you can name one book that had made a biggest impact on in your life, what would that be and why? 13:36 Can you share the challenges faced in your career and how did you resolve it? 18:51 Any mentor who made a significant contribution in your career? Professional Work 22:20 Can you give us an overview about your research and professional work 24:39 Can you walk us through one of your project? What was your design approach lessons learned and your final output? 29:19 Can you give us an overview and talk about your key findings on material intelligence? 33:36 Can you share your story, like how you started? Have you met your cofounder and how did you decide this is the right time to start? 38:59 What's your dream list of people you want to collaborate with? 44:23 What are the emerging trends in the field of computational design? Advice to students and young professionals 46:04 What are some characteristics in timeless piece of architecture you have visited? 51:03 Developing right mindset 59:46 What is the best piece of advice you have? 1:03:13 What will be your piece of advice to students and young professionals who want to excel in the field of computational design? 1:05:29 Is there any question you never get asked but would like to answer? 1:09:11 How can our listeners follow you and your work? #parametricdesign #aec --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mayur-m-mistry/message

In this interview, Theodore Galanos shares his journey, insights about his professional work, thoughts on innovative workflows in AEC + roadblocks, trends in computational design, ml applications, future technology in aec along with advice to students and professionals. He works on the intersection of Design, Data, and Intelligence, and specialize in the development of advanced computational design technologies for the built environment. Theodore seeks to create innovative solutions that bring together disciplines and integrate automation as driving factor of effective, efficient, and most of all, creative design processes. Journey 0:33 Journey to become a design technologist? 4:50 Definition of sustainable design? 5:57 Tools/workflows recommendations to achieve sustainable design? 8:26 How does a day in your life look like? 10:28 If you can name a book which had a biggest impact in your life, What would that be and why? 13:45 Mentor or role model who made a significant contribution in your life? 14:59 Can you share us the challenges faced in your career and how did you resolve it? Professional Work 20:34 Overview about the projects you did till date? 25:10 What are some roadblocks faced by AEC industry? 33:43 Some ways to change this scenario? 37:43 What are some emerging trends in the field of computational design? 42:18 What kind of design applications of which uses data and intelligence would be common five years from now but are not used widely today? 49:22 Is there anything you wish you had done differently? Advice to Students and Young Professionals 53:14 What's the best piece of advice you have ever received? 54:33 What will be your advice to students and professionals who are interested to do similar work? 59:41 What are some basic tools or software or applications you would recommend to a beginner in this field? 1:07:55 One question you never get asked but would like to answer? 1:09:43 Any conference you would recommend to students or professionals? 1:12:52 How can listeners follow you and your work? #aec #intelligencedrivendesign #theodoregalanos #mlinaec --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mayur-m-mistry/message

This is part 2 of the first on-air interview for the Like A New Day Podcast and we couldn't be happier that we had the exciting, thoughtful, talented, and funny Justin Mott as our guest. Based in Vietnam, Justin has one of the most interesting resumes you will find in the field. A former presenter on a History Channel show about photography, a working photographer with more than 100 assignments for the New York Times to his credit, and the owner of a production company, Justin has a lot to teach us. He also shoots assignments and professional work, as well as his passion project "Kindred Guardians," with a Leica M10-D! Learn more about Justin here: Justin on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AskMOTT/ Justin Mott: https://www.justinmott.com/Leica Editorial Portfolio: http://www.justinmott.com Production Company: http://www.mottvisuals.com Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/askmott Like A New Day is brought to you by Zachary Branigan Photography: Link: https://zacharybranigan.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zgbranigan/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zgbranigan Music provided via Epidemic Sound subscription

In this interview, Thomas Schielke shares his journey in architectural lighting, professional work alongwith advice to students and professionals. Thomas Schielke works in the didactic and communications division at the lighting manufacturer ERCO. He is co-author of the books "Light Perspectives - between culture and technology" and “SuperLux - Smart Light Art, Design & Architecture for Cities”. He has taught lighting design at different universities and was invited for lectures at institutions like Harvard GSD, MIT, Columbia GSAPP, Tongji University and ETHZ. His column “Light Matters” on ArchDaily reveals various perspectives of architectural lighting. In this interview, you will get insights about architectural lighting. Three Parts of Interview Journey 0:24 Background 2:24 Inspiring book 5:37 Impact of travel on lighting philosophy 6:20 Role model 8:12 Biggest challenge in doctoral thesis Professional Work 9:16 Publications and Projects 12:00 His Book 14:13 Challenges faced in career 15:27 Intention behind his work 17:10 Things designers should keep in mind 18:34 Emerging trends in architectural lighting 20:40 Tips for a creative flow 22:08 Collaboration Advice to Students and Young Professionals 23:40 Best advice received till date 25:21 First thing post-pandemic 25:39 Travel recommendations 26:43 Conference on architecture lighting 27:35 Artists' Inspiration 28:55 Upcoming Projects 30:11 Follow his work Links : ArchDaily https://www.archdaily.com/tag/light-m... ERCO www.erco.com Journal Semiotics and Light Video Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k829M... Light and Material Glass: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfYNF... Workshop with Students, Shanghai https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1t-t... Media Facade Timeline https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uaum... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mayur-m-mistry/message

In this interview, Robert Otani, Principal of Core Studio at Thornton Tomasetti shares his journey in structural engineering, the importance of technology and advice to students and professionals. In this interview, you will get an idea about how artificial intelligence and machine learning will affect the structural engineering profession and projects of Core Studio. Three Parts of Interview Journey 0:24 Robert's Background 3:00 Day in his life 4:00 One book which had the biggest impact on his life and career 5:39 Role model who made a significant contribution 7:33 Challenges faced in his career Professional Work 8:43 Overview about work of Core Studio 11:41 Walk us through a particular project of Core studio 14:50 Some upcoming projects of Core Studio 16:10 Emerging trends in computation design that will shape our way of working in the next ten years 18:00 Roadblocks faced by building industry to adopt new technology Advice to Students and Young Professionals 22:59 Best advice you have received till date 24:22 Advice to students and young professionals who are interested in this area 27:36 Resources which will be useful to people who are interested to learn about computational design and its application to building industry 29:22 How students can use such tools in their design 31:14 Any question you never get asked but would like to answer 34:02 Ways to connect/follow Robert's work #aec #technologyinstructuralengineering #structuralengineering --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mayur-m-mistry/message

We often overlook the non-professional work we do in our life.  It is easy to throw work experience on our resume when we got paid.  However, what about volunteer work or maybe even side-effects of living our life?  There is life experience we can lean on at times that will even put us ahead of the competition for a job or project. Scheduling and Managing There are a lot of people in the technical world that are either not good, or they do not like management tasks.  That means the experience you have managing people and projects can be a way to separate from the pack.  These skills can come from running a large family, scheduling reunions, or managing a sports team.  You likely will have experience with "difficult conversations," whether it was telling a child "no" or cutting someone from tryouts. These are everyday tasks and roles among all of us.  However, many people fail to mention them.  That is an opportunity for you to highlight your skills and how you see them applying to a job.  These are areas where you can start a great conversation as well.  Throw a bit of your personality into those descriptions of your experience. A Place Of Its Own While these types of experience and skills are valuable, they still should be differentiated from professional experience.  It is always better to do something within your career.  On the other hand, we want credit for all we have done.  This obstacle is easy to overcome by providing a section on your brand site or resume that highlights your hobbies, pastimes, and non-professional work.  You can treat these as a job and give a description of the skills learned and used. Life Is Hard When I hear stories from others, I am often amazed at what they have overcome.  These challenges can make us a better employee in many ways.  Yes, some of your experiences can be held against you.  Nevertheless, those can often be a way to distinguish yourself and even impress those that are evaluating you.  Surviving a deadly disease or winning a blue ribbon for your culinary skills are among those things that are easy to leave off a resume.  However, they may be the extra edge you need. Episode Challenge: Update your resume or branding site with a personal section (hobbies, pastimes, sports, etc.). Read more about advancing your career.

In this episode of LIGHT TALK, the Lumen Brothers talk about everything from Merging Academic and Professional Work to Retrofitting Old Theaters. Join Steve, David, and Stan as they pontificate about: Carnegie Mellon makes Hog Factor again!; The King of Hyperbole Contest; U/RTA at LDI; SGM's architectural lighting competition; an uncommonly attractive man; how to tell someone that their show sucks; little towns in Nebraska; Steve's LED fixture prediction; ION vs. NEO; advocating for the client; looking deep into their souls; mixing your art with academia; and invisible actors. Nothing is Taboo, Nothing is Sacred, and Very Little Makes Sense.

Whats the difference between an Amateur Vs a Professional working life. THIS is how to close gap from turning your passion INTO a profession...LONG TERM. LISTEN IN.

Nicole Burgess is a licensed psychotherapist and Empowerment Coach to high achieving and sensitive professional women. She helps them end the overwhelm and stressed out cycle so that they can thrive in life,  create a balance that works for them and continue to make an impact in the world. She has been in the psychology world for over a decade and has a background in Accounting and being a Business Analyst. Nicole understands both the corporate world and being the CEO of her own service-oriented businesses. In this episode, she shares boundary tips for the everyday tasks to calling it a day as an introverted and/or highly sensitive professional woman. Sometimes we fall into a trance when it comes to our work life boundaries, yet when we are mindful and intentional about them we can keep our stress and overwhelm to a minimum and prevent burn out. www.nicoleburgesscoaching.com/ep41

Seat Yourself delivers the latest news and information on the hospitality tabletop industry. In this episode Dave starts off with the Stat of the Week. This week’s stat is 15,000. According to the International Food Service Distributors Association there are 15,000 food service distribution centers here in the U.S. This week’s re-cap on the latest industry news and companies include Texas Roadhouse, Best Western, Stolzle’s Glencairn Glass featuring Jay Allie, Senior VP of Sales and Marketing, and British tabletop company Dudson. Our feature segment is 60 Seconds with Shannon of Edward Don & Company. In this segment, Dave asks the question of the week in relation to the tabletop industry. This week, Shannon talks about the growth of delivery and off premise dining and how it impacts the tabletop category. The final segment is a commentary piece and covers the type of everyday courage that people can show in their professional work lives. For more information and insights on the hospitality tabletop industry, be sure to check out www.TabletopJournal.com or email Dave at dt@tabletopjournal.com

The cold and cloudy months can have a heavy impact on our mood and mindset. In this episode, we dive into the topic of seasonal depression and the strategies we can implement to overcome extremely negative times. Show Highlights 1:30-9:00: We love sports, so we discuss the lessons we take from sports and how we incorporate that into our mental health and interactions with others, especially our professional work 9:00-19:00: We explore what it means to help people to the extent of your ability, and Slager explains how he plans out his days and keeps organized in a high-traffic work environment 19:00-30:00: In the heart of our episode, we talk about 3 valuable strategies you can implement to prevent yourself from falling into the dreaded seasonal depression funk in the winter, when the sun is never out and temperatures are cold. 30:00-35:00: We talk about the importance of mentally stimulating yourself when you’re physically tired, verbalizing your daily goals in the morning, and Tim's 5 goals he says to himself every morning 35:00-40:00: We end talking about what Slager's dream kitchen would be, as well as what a simple thing like a deck or porch can do for an the home living experience

Kisah ketiga sekaligus terakhir dari rangkaian #Story tentang kerjaan saya. Di episode ini, akhirnya saya dapet kerjaan tetap, sekaligus resign pertama dan lanjut ke kerjaan kedua. Alhamdulillah, saat ini sudah dua tahun di kantor kedua. Rangkaian episode tentang kerjaan ini mungkin cocok didengarkan buat para pejuang CV di luar sana :) Termasuk buat kalian yang kemarin mencoba tes CPNS namun belum lolos, tetap semangat! Contact me through email: putri@annpoet.com Music by: Bensound amd freemusicarchive.org

How to chase seemingly impossible goals, showing up when and how we can, and living and working in alignment with our core values. In this episode, designer… Read more "052: Bringing core values to our professional work. Creative Director and designer Rebekah Miel does what she can to serve her community" The post 052: Bringing core values to our professional work. Creative Director and designer Rebekah Miel does what she can to serve her community appeared first on Artist Soapbox.

Experiencing work burnout and combating the underlying issues.

The professional world is called as such because of its standards in career readiness and work ethics. Gerald Chertavian teaches young adults from urban areas the context of professional work on their first day at Year Up. Learn how he helps the youth turn from low-income individuals to high-earning professionals. The population of speakers, trainers, coaches and thought leaders are increasing, but do they all possess the qualifications of being one? Jeffrey Hayzlett and C-Suite Network makes sure that they are. They have a TV show that is about the market and not just the business and are focused on why the market is the way it is and learn the leadership lessons that comes along the process. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Take The Lead community today: Dr. DianeHamilton.com Dr. Diane Hamilton Facebook Dr. Diane Hamilton Twitter Dr. Diane Hamilton LinkedIn Dr. Diane Hamilton YouTube Dr. Diane Hamilton Instagram

The professional world is called as such because of its standards in career readiness and work ethics. Gerald Chertavian teaches young adults from urban areas the context of professional work on their first day at Year Up. Learn how he helps the youth turn from low-income individuals to high-earning professionals. The population of speakers, trainers, […]

The professional world is called as such because of its standards in career readiness and work ethics. Gerald Chertavian teaches young adults from urban areas the context of professional work on their first day at Year Up. Learn how he helps the youth turn from low-income individuals to high-earning professionals. The population of speakers, trainers, coaches and thought leaders are increasing, but do they all possess the qualifications of being one? Jeffrey Hayzlett and C-Suite Network makes sure that they are. They have a TV show that is about the market and not just the business and are focused on why the market is the way it is and learn the leadership lessons that comes along the process. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Take The Lead community today: Dr. DianeHamilton.com Dr. Diane Hamilton Facebook Dr. Diane Hamilton Twitter Dr. Diane Hamilton LinkedIn Dr. Diane Hamilton YouTube Dr. Diane Hamilton Instagram

One of the major pieces of feedback I’ve ever gotten in my career so far relates to managing my composure. I remember what day it was, where I was sitting, the tone of voice on the other end of the phone delivering it. It impacted me greatly. In today’s episode I talk about getting to know fellow coworkers - The fine line between expressing vulnerability, but also expressing your true authentic self in a professional work setting. Woah, a doozy right? I think you’ll find it interesting. This morning while listening to my teacher, Gabby Bernstein I heard this, “The world needs to see leaders vulnerable.” Hit me like a ton of bricks, and I couldn’t agree more. Whether you’re in a leadership setting or not, it’s important to find your authentic voice, and express your truth at work. Don't freak out, just hit play, and listen in for my tips. SIGN UP TO ACCESS MY {free} CAREER SUCCESS RESOURCE HUB - http://www.jessnessrequired.com/lovemyjob Join the Career Café FB group: jessnessrequired.com/careercafe The café is yours to ask questions, share your experiences, and get the support you need to be successful in your career. Join the Wellness Squad FB group: http://www.jessnessrequired.com/JOIN/ The Well'ness SQUAD is a safe judgement-free online community to connect, support, & uplift one another. A virtual home for exploring mind body + spirit wellness. DO YOU HAVE A SECOND? LEAVE THE POD A REVIEW! This helps more people find the show, and in turn, I get to help more people like YOU. SUGGEST A POD TOPIC - Send me a note: http://www.jessnessrequired.com/contact - Send me a snap: http://www.jessnessrequired.com/snap SUBSCRIBE ON YOU FAV APP: - iTunes - http://www.jessnessrequired.com/itunes - Soundcloud - http://www.jessnessrequired.com/soundcloud - Stitcher - http://www.jessnessrequired.com/stitcher - Feedburner - http://www.jessnessrequired.com/podfeed FOMO is no joke…get on my NESS note list {aka email list} for updates on new shows, POPUP WORKSHOPS, online courses, free trainings, and more! Sign up here: http://www.jessnessrequired.com/careertips/ Check out my book, YOUR TWENTIES - http://www.jessnessrequired.com/book SHORT ON TIME? I got chu covered. - Subscribe to my YouTube Channel for Tiny Tips on the 5 wellness topics covered in my book: Self-Love, Health Mind, Body-Acceptance, Relationships, and Career - http://www.jessnessrequired.com/tinytips LET’S GET CONNECTED YA YA YA…. - Find links for my other social accounts on the Jessness Required homepage http://www.jessnessrequired.com/ IF YOU’RE DOWN TO REVIEW, HERE'S THE HOW-TO! How to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad: 1. Launch Apple's Podcast app. 2. Tap the Search tab. 3. Enter 'Career Coaching with Jessness’ in the search bar. 4. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. 5. Tap the album art for the podcast. 6. To subscribe, click the Subscribe button near the top right. 7. Tap the Reviews tab (in between details and related sections). 8. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. 9. Enter your Apple ID password to login. 10. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. 11. Enter title text and content to leave a review. 12. Tap Send. How to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast on MAC or PC: 1. Open iTunes Store. 2. Tap the Search tab. 3. Enter 'Career Coaching with Jessness’ in the search bar. 4. Click the title in the dropdown menu to be taken to the pod’s iTune page. 5. On the iTunes page, tap Ratings and Reviews (in between details and related sections) 6. Click Write a Review 7. Enter your iTunes password to login. 8. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. 9. Enter title text and content to leave a review. 10. Tap Send.

I really enjoy Andrew Benson's work, even if it is completely unlike anything that I would ever do myself. Maybe that's why I like it, right? Andrew embraces extremes in color, shape and glitchiness, and the result is immediately identifiable as his own. Having this unique voice has put him in the position of doing some impressive and interesting professional work, and I wanted to talk to him about the process - and the difficulties - in making these things happen. In podcast #19, Andrew talked about his background and influences, This time, he was kind enough to talk about some of his recent work, how he got the gigs, how he kept them, and how he made the decisions necessary to get the job done. He also talks about the process of moving when one has been part of a local art community (a thing close to my heart at the moment...) and how the tech is selected for a given piece or project. If you do art work of any sort, this podcast is going to be filled with information that will be important to you. So have a listen, check out Andrew's work at pixlpa.com, and use that info to jack your professional life a little bit. But one of the things that I came away with after talking with Andrew is "Don't Be Scared" - perhaps the best advice anyone could ever provide... Enjoy!

In today’s episode of the Zero To Travel Podcast we learn how to find professional work overseas. And who better to teach us than Troy Erstling. He has studied in Argentina, taught English in South Korea, took a fellowship in India, and worked for one of India’s most promising startups.Now Troy is speaking at universities inspiring students to travel and work abroad.  And he is the ‘brainchild’ of BrainGain. He is using his entrepreneurial spirit and travel education to help others find ways of exploring an international career.Thinking about traveling and working abroad? Not sure where to start? Listen now and learn from someone who’s done it!You'll Learn:What it's like to Teach English AbroadHow to transition from teaching/volunteering to Professional WorkHow to utilize personal networks to find opportunitiesMost realistic places to find work overseasStep by Step process to finding work overseasTypical duration of most jobs and where to find the most opportunityUnderstanding Cultural differences when applying for jobs (and how to find the real cost of living estimates)Going from a tourist visa to a permanent visaGoing to an International School to open up opportunities in your desired countryIns and outs of BrainGainResources:BrainGainDave's ESL CafeCrunchBaseAngelListe27Tech in AsiaFor more episodes of the Zero To Travel Podcast, check out the archives!The post How To Find Professional Work Overseas : Zero To Travel Podcast appeared first on Zero to Travel.

Kevin Moore from the University of Georgia discusses the article, "Quantitative reasoning and the sine function: The case of Zac", from the Journal for Research in Mathematics Education, Volume 45. Kevin's Website See the comments for references mentioned in the interview.

Kevin Moore from the University of Georgia discusses his article, "Making sense of measuring arcs: A teaching experiment in angle measure," from Educational Studies in Mathematics, Volume 83. Kevin's Website See the comments for references mentioned in the interview.