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Singer/musician Justus Proffit joins us today on Episode 257. Justus talks about his California roots, his move to Philadelphia, his band Halloween, and his musical/artistic background throughout the years. Let's glide down the dark alley of Gothic Grunge together and take in the sounds of Halloween! Make sure to support Halloween here: https://www.liinks.co/halloween.hq

Bienvenue dans ma conversation avec Pierre-Alexandre Proffit, avocat de 4 ans d'expérience en assurance, construction et plus globalement en contentieux commercial.Après avoir exercé 4 ans dans un cabinet parisien de taille moyenne, avec un rythme intense qui l'empêchait d'avoir un certain équilibre, Pierre-Alexandre a décidé de changer de Barreaux et de rejoindre celui de Versailles.Ce changement avait pour objectif de se libérer du temps pour commencer à développer sa clientèle personnelle.Pierre-Alexandre nous explique avec beaucoup de lucidité, la différence du mode d'exercice entre ces deux barreaux.Il nous rappelle l'importance du mentorat et de ne pas hésiter à aller chercher cette aide auprès des associés mais également des autres collaborateurs ou de son réseau.Aujourd'hui, il se laisse quelques années pour développer sa clientèle personnelle tout en continuant de répondre au dossier de son cabinet. Et pourquoi pas s'installer dans quelques années ?Je vous souhaite une belle écoute !PS : N'hésitez pas à m'indiquer si vous souhaitez entendre certains collaborateurs et certains parcours en particulier.Ressources :Lien vers le site internet de Neria >>> https://www.neria-recrutement.frLien de téléchargement du guide “Maximiser sa rétrocession en tant qu'avocat collaborateur” >>> https://www.neria-recrutement.fr/guides-outils/maximiser-sa-retrocession-en-tant-quavocat-collaborateurSimulateur de rétrocession >>> https://www.neria-recrutement.fr/guides-outils/simulateur-de-retrocessionPrendre directement rendez-vous, c'est gratuit >>> https://calendly.com/eva-schick/30-minutes* Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Did you know that the U.S. is one of the most active sex-trafficking countries in the world? Amid these sobering statistics, Vicki Proffit spends her time caring for survivors and pointing them to the love of Jesus. Vicki is the Executive Director of Sarah's Home, a sanctuary for survivors of sex trafficking in Colorado. In this live interview, she shares powerful stories of how God has revealed Himself as the ultimate provider, guiding her work and transforming lives. You'll be encouraged by Vicki's testimony of listening to God's voice, leaning on Him completely, and the miraculous ways He has worked through prayer. Listen to the end to hear an audience Q&A.    Sarah's Home  Experiencing God: Knowing and Doing the Will of God by Henry Blackaby  The Power of a Praying Mom: Powerful Prayers for You and Your Children by Stormie Omartian  The Power of a Praying Wife by Stormie Omartian  The Power of a Praying Woman by Stormie Omartian  The Watchmaker's Daughter: The True Story of World War II Heroine Corrie ten Boom by Larry Loftis  The hotline numbers are:  Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline:  844-264-5437     Colorado Hotline for Human Trafficking call 866-455-5075 or text 720-999-9724     National Hotline for Sex Trafficking 888-373-7888  Life Decisions.me    Creation is about more than HOW God created the world. It's about why. From the beginning, God's purpose has been to dwell with His image bearers in unbroken fellowship. It's tempting to think that our sin ruined that plan, and that Jesus was God's Plan B. But as Edward Klink says, Jesus and the Church were always Plan A. More than that, God is not replacing creation; He's renewing it, and you and I have been invited to participate in that renewal as God's agents of redemption. Klink's latest book, The Beginning and End of All Things, will give you a bigger, more accurate perspective on God's plan for creation and your place in it. Request a copy by giving a gift of any amount to the Colson Center in April at colsoncenter.org/swklinkresource.   The Colson Fellows program was designed for men and women with full, busy lives. The program combines theological, spiritual, and worldview formation through a carefully curated combination of readings, daily devotions, live webinars, and monthly meetings with your peers. Interesting but wondering if you have the time or what it takes to complete the program? I assure you, it's well worth your investment and has been completed by many women in all stages and seasons of life. Interested in learning more? You can explore the program and submit an application at colsonfellows.org.  The Strong Women Podcast is a product of the Colson Center which equips Christians to live out their faith with clarity, confidence, and courage in this cultural moment. Through commentaries, podcasts, videos, and more, we help Christians better understand what's happening in the world, and champion what is true and good wherever God has called them.  Learn more about the Colson Center here: https://www.colsoncenter.org/   Visit our website and sign up for our email list so that you can stay up to date on what we are doing here and also receive our monthly journal: https://www.colsoncenter.org/strong-women  Join Strong Women on Social Media:   https://www.facebook.com/StrongWomenCC  https://www.facebook.com/groups/strongwomencommunitycc/  https://www.instagram.com/strongwomencc/  https://linktr.ee/strongwomencc 

Join me as I have a great discussion with Joel Proffit about his life and ministry. https://joelproffit.com/

SOME COOL HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES FOR VETERANS Doug Profitt joins me today to talk about the chance for a veteran to go elk or pheasant hunting with his group American Heroes in Action. He joins me today to talk about it, but find out more or apply by clicking here.

Join me for a podcast exploring the limits of orthodontic tooth movement. This podcast is a summary of two intriguing lectures, by Dr Yanqi Yang and Carlos Flores Mir from this year's International Orthodontic Symposium by the IOF. This podcast explore the anatomical and periodontal boundaries of orthodontic tooth movement   Anatomical boundary ·      Distalisation: Alveolar boundary lower molar distalization ·      Horizontal: Atrophic ridge. ·      Vertical: Maxillary sinus boundary for lower molar distalization. o   Coronal level: Anterior border of mandibular ramus o   Apex level: lingual plate o   Variable – distance from second molar distal root and inner lingual cortex §  Favourable Class 3 greater retromolar space, class 2 least Fan 2022 §  Unfavourable High angle have shorter distance Kim 2021, Victoria 2022 Side effects of lower molar distalisation o   Mainly tipping o   Distalisation achieved at apical level approximately 1mm AJODO 2016 o   Lingual plate contact 1/3 of cases Kim et al 2014     Horizontal movement: atrophic ridge ·      Change in width and height of extraction site o   Loss of 40-60% width and height Pagni 2012 §  Width 3.79mm Tao 2012 §  Height 1.24mm Tao 2012 o   Mostly within 6 months Schrepp 2003 ·      Changes when orthodontic tooth movement into atrophic edentulous site o   Increase bone height 2.2-5.2mm, duration 24 months Elif 2004 o   Increase in width 0.8-1.6mm Stokland 2011 o   Greater height increase buccally, less lingually Dos Santos 2017 ·      Side effects o   Root resorption – lateral §  0.7mm o   Dehiscence §  Slight in all cases, thinning of alveolar bone Patricia dos Santos 2017 o   Reduced bone height compared to non-edentious area Vertical: ·      Maxillary sinus prevent tooth movement? o   Increased tipping, slower rate of tooth movement ·      Side effects o   Mild increase in RR o   No difference in relapse, vitality or periodontal differences o   6 buccal roots closest . (Qin et al 2020) ·      Understanding o   Maxillary sinus remodels itself with tooth movement o   Increase in resistance to tooth movement, greater tipping.   Periodontal boundaries Carlos Flores Mir started the topic with a thought proving question, that we are well aware of Proffit's envelope of lower incisor dental movements; but the question of what is the periodontal limit, is still yet to be clearly defined. The difference between the gingival biotype and phylotype, there has been a focus on biotype but it ·      Biotype – thickness of gingiva in bucco-lingual direction ·      Phenotype – contour gingiva, underlying bony architecture, and width of keratinised tissue Thin gingival biotypes are likely to have more chances of recession. Factors to consider ·      Extraction Vs non-extraction: in both scenario the bone height decreases, but in different locations, anterior extraction treatment = 2mm reduction, non-extraction = 1.2mm. www.orthoinsummary.com/blog ·      Dehiscence exist pre treatment ·      Thicker the gingiva, the better Yared 2006 ·      Initial position of the tooth decides its periodontal future ·      Thickness varies in various areas of the mouth. ·      Oral hygiene major factor of recession Melsen 2005.   CBCT ·      Aren't really telling us the whole story – ·      Size of the image of a CBCT is limited by the radiation dose, and typically is 0.3-0.6mm3 of voxel size ·      Tissue less than 0.6mm appears as a absent in CBCT giving false positive results ( Redua 2020)   Lower incisor proclination and recession: ·      Systematic review Kalina no correlation between proclination and gingival recession. (Kalina 2022)   Understanding Recession = Thin gingiva + proclination + periodontitis   Contents– Shanya Kapoor Editing and Production – Farooq Ahmed

#memoir   #alaska Just as he was readying for retirement, a flood seemed to wash away all of Don "Buzz" Proffit's history when decades of photos from his life and those of his ancestors were destroyed.Connect with him at DonaldProffit.comAn educator and former conscientious objector who served his country by teaching in Alaska in the 70's, the photos captured snippets of time he feared he'd forget forever.But Don decided to write about some of his memorable photos. And what came next would turn into his memoir, Hardship Alaska. You will learn:*Events we may consider tragic in the moment later offer opportunities for change.* An editor or book coach can help ask the right questions to spur change.*Don's tips for turning a photo into written scenes.Lizbeth's links Support the podcast and Lizbeth's writing for $2 or $5 a month on Patreon HEREOR Buy Lizbeth a Coffee Lizbeth's memoir Pieces of Me: Rescuing My Kidnapped Daughters is now a TV movie, #Stolen By Their Father on Lifetime, now streaming on Roku, Vudu, Hulu, and Amazon Prime.Lizbeth's second book, Grounded in Grit: Turn Your Challenges Into Superpowers is available to order wherever books are sold! Interested in seeing if you and Lizbeth would partner well for 1:1 coaching? Sign up for one free session to see. Need a motivational speaker? Sign up HERE to talk with Lizbeth about your needs.

Was Murder for Proffit?Was he targeted? Did someone murder Thomas Proffit or did this guy have a terrible accident. Join Profiling Evil as we explore his strange disappearance. His wife says he was suicidal when he drove his red Buick Century from their house to go see his new grandchild. Can you help Winchester Police in Kentucky solve this missing person case?======================================= Click here!  http://Aura.com/profilingevil to get a 14-day free trial and protect yourself against America's fastest growing crime.  Get 10% Off your TruthFinder subscription with code EVIL10 at checkout: https://truthfinder.pxf.io/c/3466408/1404760/15694  

New research from NIWA and Auckland University shows more than 400,000 homes are in flood prone areas. Put it another way; it's 12 percent of residential buildings. Around half are in Auckland and Canterbury - Wellington, Waikato and Bay of Plenty regions also have their share. Chair of the NZ Planning Institute Reg Proffit joined Tim Dower. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Melody is a social conscious leader, international key note speaker, author, multi media powerhouse and she is involved in many UNICEF projects.She recently received a Presidential Service Achievement Award.CORPORATE LEADERSHIPMelody has over 20 yrs in working for Fortune 100 companies in building winning teams, Proffit & Happy Employees. Her leadership led to a string of personal successes. Melody has solid results in sales, business retention, scalability, authentic connectivity & service. Melody paired her own personal growth, self-development with professional knowledge. She is certified in Leadershift, Six Sigma (green belt) & more.MEDIAMelody Garcia became a “triple threat” in media space with a podcast on iHeart radio , iTunes, Spotify & Spreaker titled “ Life Unscripted”, a contributing Writer in a global magazine with Press Credentials & a TV show co-host. Her message in all media forms has access to millions of listeners, viewers. She is a multiple award winner & has interviewed iconic global influencers like Dr. Steve Maraboli, Trent Shelton, Kelly Wright, etc.AUTHORMelody is a #1 International bestSelling Author, with her co-authored book titled " Women Who Influence" which has also been accepted in the Library of CongressSPEAKERMelody Garcia has shared platforms and stages as a keynote speaker or panel contributor with some of the world's most influential change makers and motivational figures Mr. Les Brown, former First Lady Michelle Obama, Alex Cunningham of Cardiff Lexington, and more. Beyond inspiration, Melody's powerful messages helps drive a transformational change. HUMANITARIAN UNICEF: Melody founded & leads the 14th Congressional Action team in the United States for Unicef, representing 190 countries for children advocacy, leading a strong team of volunteers.One of Melody's biggest milestone was single-handedly creating a humanitarian focused benefit event titled "One Night, One Voice" that aided over 20,000 people.LEGACYMelody is about creating legacies & is a true modern day multi-talented “Renaissance Woman".

Ms. Proffit stops by the Elephant Room and discuss topics about prison reform, school to prison pipelines, raising biracial children, dealing with race while growing up black and the Metaverse FB: XV3 The RedZone - XV3 The RedZone | Facebook IG: xv3theredzone - @xv3theredzone • Instagram photos and videos Youtube: XV3 The RedZone - XV3 The RedZone - YouTube Intro/Outro Music: A Mistake by Particle House (614) 329-880818TheRedZone@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theher-hdubbl/support

In this episode we talk about our sponsor Size.ly and how it has helped us reduce our returns and questions from buyers. We also talked about the holy grail of items found at our local Goodwill. If you guys like the episode and want to support us you can go to buymeacoffee.com/sevierthrifters you can also download all of our podcast episodes that will help boost our ratings the most. If you have questions comments or concerns feel free to reach out at Sevierthrifters@gmail.com we also just made a discord so if you know lots about discord and you want to help us or just join in on the fun reach out to us. The server name is Thrift Life. Thank you all so much for listening and downloading. If you want to see the commercial or skit we make you can go to Sevier Thrifters on YouTube to watch that soon.

2022 is just about over and that means two things - Christmas parties and top ten lists and I really don't care for either, unless John Proffitt Jr. is involved. Who's playing the party? What albums made his list? How high did he put the Manges? How many of his own records made his list? Tune in to find out and more importantly, I play something brand spanking new from ZOANOIDS!!

This Sunday we sat down with Vicki Proffit, director of Sarah's Home, to talk about ongoing work and new opportunities to offer healing and restoration to trafficked youth in Colorado.

Followers of my podcast are already well acquainted with Alison Proffit. She's been a guest a couple of times, talking about soulful entrepreneurship and her January summit. Alison will be one of the featured coaches at What's Your Next Step? A Choose Your Own Adventure Business Masterclass coming up this Thursday, August 25, at 10 AM Mountain Time. Alison is a master coach when it comes to sales conversations. In the masterclass, she'll be leading a breakout session on the topic of conversion conversations. If sales is your top business priority, you won't want to miss it. Register at https://bit.ly/NextStepMasterclass The masterclass format is uniquely set up to deliver the highest value in a short amount of time. The first forty minutes will be spent helping you pinpoint the area of your business that needs your immediate focus. In the second half, you'll be paired with one of seven coaches specializing in the area you've identified as your priority. It's free! https://bit.ly/NextStepMasterclass #salestraining #masterclass #smallbusiness

Everybody wants more cash, right? The problem is figuring out how to get a steady flow of it into your business and not being in the negative at the end of the month. The revenue your business generates is just the top-line number. It doesn't mean that's how much money you take home at the end of the day. Once you factor in all of your costs of operation, that number can look very different. It can be a bit intimidating to manage the flow of cash in and out of your business, but with a bit of planning and optimization, you can get that number to where you really want it to be. If you enjoyed this episode and, in some way, it inspired you to start taking action, I'd love to hear about it and know your biggest take away. Send me a DM on Instagram @theresacantley and let me know what your favorite part was. I would also love if you subscribed to the podcast and left a review at https://theresacantley.com/itunes If there is a topic you would love me to talk about or a question you may have send it to us at theresa@theresacantley.com and we'll feature it on one of our future episodes.

In this episode of the Learning from Smart People Podcast with Rob Oliver, we hear how to bring more joy into what you do and how you do it from Alison Proffit. Alison is a life and business coach based in Colorado. As you will learn, she has had some ups and downs in her life and her business which have given her tremendous insights. She works with people in their pursuit of joy. Here are some of the topics covered as Alison Proffit shares how to bring more joy into what you do and how you do it on this episode of the Learning from Smart People Podcast with Rob Oliver: · Alison's backstory of creating a vision for where she would be in the future. Amazingly, that vision had her living in a different place and doing a different job · The roller coaster experience of moving 9 times, getting fired multiple times, trying to start a business and getting a divorce, all within two years! · Living safely isn't always most joyful · The ups and downs are formative in our experience · You must allow your employees whole human being to show up at work · The baseball analogy, finding the difference between playing it safe and being too risky · Most people's goal is to be joyful · Your intuition helps you recognize when you are not aligned with your own values · Don't live looking in the rearview mirror, learn from what happens and move forward · Every experience as a learning opportunity and not a referendum on your intelligence · How you do anything is how you do everything · Everything is energy · Joy comes from a culture that makes people feel valued and safe · Joy is the best business strategy · Sometimes we need to reevaluate our business practices to line them up with our values · Everyone must create their own definition of joy and happiness · Being in the moment provides more opportunities for joy · The longer we are alive the more judgments we learn · We are born as beings of love · The KISS method: Keeping It Soulfully Simple · There are a million paths to everything · We must reverse engineer the “When I have this, I will do this, then I will be this” concept · We are not taught how to tune into ourselves nor how to set boundaries · Your joy is yours and nothing can ever change that You can learn more about Alison Proffit and the work that she is currently doing through the website and links below. You can also schedule an introductory session with her: Website http://www.getsoulfulsuccess.com Scheduling https://calendly.com/alison-proffit-coach/30min LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/proffitcoach/ Thanks for listening to the Learning from Smart People Podcast! Please Subscribe, leave a comment and follow us on social media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/LFSPPodcast Instagram: http://instagram.com/LFSPPodcast Facebook: http://facebook.com/LFSPPodcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lfsppodcast/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/imroboliver/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbWV_LuUad7ZWuE9j5D9v-w

Justus Proffit and I go back to the early 2000s, he's one of the greatest musicians of this decade in my opinion.  He called in the show for a live radio interview on KZAA LP 96.5 FM on 3/3/2022. We reminisced on some good times, epic shows in his garage, his progression as an artist, his influences, touched his discography, caught up on his new band Sacred Hearts and much more.  

We get a human resource professional's perspective on healthcare from Alison Proffit on this episode of the Perspectives on Healthcare Podcast with Rob Oliver. Alison worked as a human resource manager in a senior care facility. Living in Colorado, Alison is a member of Generation X. Here are 3 things that stood out as Alison Proffit shared a human resource professional's perspective on healthcare: · People in the caring professions often get burnout because they don't take care of themselves · Nobody is “just” anything, everybody contributes something meaningful to their team · Managers and administrators can improve the care that patients receive by improving the environment and culture for their employees You can learn more about Alison Proffit and the work that she is currently doing through the website and links below. You can also schedule an introductory session with her: Website http://www.getsoulfulsuccess.com Scheduling https://calendly.com/alison-proffit-coach/30min LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/proffitcoach/ To connect with the show on social media use the links below: Twitter: http://twitter.com/yourkeynoter Facebook: http://facebook.com/yourkeynoter Instagram: http://instagram.com/yourkeynoter LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/company/yourkeynoter YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9ub8CjRQAmXsOEA4s9AYbw We would love to hear from you. Visit the “Contact Us” form: https://www.perspectivesonhealthcare.com/contact/ Look around the website for more Perspectives on Healthcare. Disclaimer: All opinions expressed by guests on the Perspectives on Healthcare Podcast are solely the opinion of the guest. They are not to be misconstrued as medical diagnoses or medical advice. Please consult with a licensed medical professional before attempting any of the treatments suggested.

We get a human resource professional's perspective on healthcare from Alison Proffit on this episode of the Perspectives on Healthcare Podcast with Rob Oliver. Alison worked as a human resource manager in a senior care facility. Living in Colorado, Alison is a member of Generation X. Here are 3 things that stood out as Alison Proffit shared a human resource professional's perspective on healthcare: · People in the caring professions often get burnout because they don't take care of themselves · Nobody is “just” anything, everybody contributes something meaningful to their team · Managers and administrators can improve the care that patients receive by improving the environment and culture for their employees You can learn more about Alison Proffit and the work that she is currently doing through the website and links below. You can also schedule an introductory session with her: Website http://www.getsoulfulsuccess.com Scheduling https://calendly.com/alison-proffit-coach/30min LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/proffitcoach/ To connect with the show on social media use the links below: Twitter: http://twitter.com/yourkeynoter Facebook: http://facebook.com/yourkeynoter Instagram: http://instagram.com/yourkeynoter LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/company/yourkeynoter YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9ub8CjRQAmXsOEA4s9AYbw We would love to hear from you. Visit the “Contact Us” form: https://www.perspectivesonhealthcare.com/contact/ Look around the website for more Perspectives on Healthcare. Disclaimer: All opinions expressed by guests on the Perspectives on Healthcare Podcast are solely the opinion of the guest. They are not to be misconstrued as medical diagnoses or medical advice. Please consult with a licensed medical professional before attempting any of the treatments suggested.

Soulful Entrepreneur Summit Co-Creators Amanda Mundo and Alison Proffit are back with Founded in FoCo Lead Organizer Nick Armstrong to talk about lessons learned from the 2021 Soulful Entrepreneur Summit, the Soulful community, and all the exciting things planned for 2022's Summit. Learn more about the Soulful Entrepreneur Summit here: https://www.getsoulfulsuccess.com Learn more about Founded in FoCo here: https://foundedinfoco.com

Using a cookie-cutter approach to business oftentimes can leave you feeling out of alignment, frustrated, and spinning your wheels. There is a better way and it starts with personalizing each and every aspect of your day-to-day operations. Join me and Business Coach Alison Proffit as we dive into what it takes to be a joyful entrepreneur. In this Women Developing Brilliance® — The Spirit of Business episode, you will learn: ✨ The magic ingredient that catapults your success ✨ Strategies that enhance your sales conversations ✨ What's required to be a soulful entrepreneur ✨ Ways to ease your nervous system in times of global stress ✨ Outlets to connect with your tribe and build community Episode Resource Mentioned: Focus Mate "Don't do the things that don't resonate with you because they're going to drain your energy." - Alison Proffit More on Alison: Alison Proffit, founder of Proffit Coach and creator of the Soulful Entrepreneur Summit is a business coach & consultant who takes a holistic approach in helping purpose-driven small business owners feel more heart-centered and soul-aligned in the sales, marketing, and operations aspects of their business. Her work is informed through a background in Human Resources, Operations, Sales & Marketing, and she is also a certified Energy Leadership coach through the Institute of Professional Excellence in Coaching. After 4 failed business launch attempts, she found the magic ingredient -- that “Joy is the best business strategy.” She is passionate about guiding her clients in finding this joy in their business and allowing their intuition to guide the way. In her spare time, she enjoys exploring the glorious nature of where she lives in Northern Colorado, rock climbing, singing at the top of her lungs, and spending time with friends. “You will flourish in community.” - Alison Proffit Connect with Alison: www.proffitcoach.com or www.getsoulfulsuccess.com Sign up for the free Know Thyself and Lead mini-training here. Listener Feedback: ★★★★★ Love her podcast! KC does a phenomenal job of bringing her listeners in and sharing truly impactful messages that help them move from being stuck to taking action so they can be the female powerhouses they really are ❤️ -VeVeUSC from the United States ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rate and/or review the podcast here. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Are you one of the growing number of entrepreneurs who experience their business as an expression of their spirituality? Do values like passion, compassion, and joy drive the work you do in the world? Is meaning just as important to your bottom line as revenue? If so, The Soulful Entrepreneur Summit is an event you need to attend. Alison Proffit and Amanda Mundo launched the first Soulful Entrepreneur Summit in 2021 to create a gathering for people like you – entrepreneurs who are committed to making the world a better place through their businesses. Their second version of the Summit is coming up January 24-28, 2022, and it is full of exciting and captivating experiences. In this interview, we'll hear about their inspiration and vision for the event, their learning along the way, and the amazing lineup of speakers and panelists they've brought together for this year's gathering. VIP, All-Access, and Limited Access passes are available now at https://getsoulfulsuccess.com, and pricing for the five-day event starts at free. #entrepreneurs #soulfulbusiness #joyfulselling

While working for the Air National Guide for nearly two decades, Ryan Proffit has simultaneously built an ever-growing real estate portfolio. With both short-term rentals and long-term rentals in his wheelhouse, Ryan is continuously growing his impressive real estate repertoire. He is remarkable in his ability to continuously act with integrity and accountability and is able to get access to new deals, and simultaneously propel his business to success by taking the networking out of making true and honest conversations with key figures in the industry. Avery speaks with Ryan about his experience in the industry and what he learned starting out with his initial investments to the many units that he owns today. She speaks to him about techniques to getting started, from how to secure a business loan to more specific military loans like the Career Starter Loan. They discuss common mistakes that people make early on like panic buys and the risks that one faces. Avery and Ryan also go into depth into the power of connections in the industry and the value of treating everyone who you interact with with respect and kindness, and not only good things but additional powerful connections will follow. Key Topics Understanding career starter loans Reasons to avoid panic buys The necessity of trusting the data Importance of bringing extra money to closing Diaspora between risk and large return in the real estate market Getting off-market deals through kindness Value of real convos over networking Long-term vs short-term rentals Why Who you know matters Extreme Ownership The Book on Flipping Houses The Short Term Shop University The Short Term Shop Facebook Group IGMS Your Porter Smart BnB OwnerRez Beyond Pricing Pricelabs

Although she runs a financial planning business, and is very good at what she does, she came on the show to discuss something else. She is on the board of a nonprofit that helps shelter children who are victims of sex-trafficking. We dive into the reality of what it's like for these children and how she plans to provide more homes for them to develop and heal. Help us welcome Jacquie Proffit, board member of Sarah's Home. Premiering this Saturday at 11:30am MST. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cosbusinesspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cosbusinesspodcast/support

My personal security consultant joins me this week - it's Chris Proffitt!  Here's part 2 of Safety with Chris & Danielle!   We talk hotel safety, tricks when you're walking alone and how to deflect from creep at bars!   Follow Danielle on Instagram @DanielleMHare and the podcast is @TheRedFlagCollectors   --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/danielle-hare/support

This week we are joined by Alison Proffit. Alison is the founder of Proffit Coach. They help small businesses and entrepreneurs build processes that are heart-centered and soul-aligned. Her goal is to make their businesses grow focusing on the sales aspect to avoid having the stress that sales often brings. Her background in the HR industry made her an expert in finding the best sales process for you, and business strategies that contribute to sustainable success. In 2017, she got her certificate from the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC). This opened doors for her in the corporate coaching and leadership development consultancy. However, she also had unexpected personal life struggles after this certificate program. She lost her job, got divorced, and moved houses 9 times. It was tough, but she proved that she was tougher. She got her second career change in the company called Sales Contact. She held a sales position for one year and did really good at it. Her communication skills and being able to affect their mindset helped a lot in closing sales. According to Alison, sales is all about connecting and having those meaningful conversations. When you know how to structure your sales conversation, you'll be able to close those sales with flying colors. Like the show? Keep Katie running and show her your support!https://www.buymeacoffee.com/katiebrinkleyEPISODE LINKSVisit Alison's website: https://www.proffitcoach.com/Email: alison@proffitcoach.comLearn more about Katie and Next Step Social Communications: Clubhouse: joinclubhouse.com/@katiebrinkleyhttps://www.nextstepsocialcommunications.comlinkedin.com/in/katiebrinkleyhttps://www.instagram.com/iamkatiebrinkley/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we are joined by Alison Proffit. Alison is the founder of Proffit Coach. They help small businesses and entrepreneurs build processes that are heart-centered and soul-aligned. Her goal is to make their businesses grow focusing on the sales aspect to avoid having the stress that sales often brings. Her background in the HR industry made her an expert in finding the best sales process for you, and business strategies that contribute to sustainable success. In 2017, she got her certificate from the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC). This opened doors for her in the corporate coaching and leadership development consultancy. However, she also had unexpected personal life struggles after this certificate program. She lost her job, got divorced, and moved houses 9 times. It was tough, but she proved that she was tougher. She got her second career change in the company called Sales Contact. She held a sales position for one year and did really good at it. Her communication skills and being able to affect their mindset helped a lot in closing sales. According to Alison, sales is all about connecting and having those meaningful conversations. When you know how to structure your sales conversation, you'll be able to close those sales with flying colors. EPISODE LINKSVisit Alison's website: https://www.proffitcoach.com/Email: alison@proffitcoach.comLearn more about Katie and Next Step Social Communications: Clubhouse: joinclubhouse.com/@katiebrinkleyhttps://www.nextstepsocialcommunications.comlinkedin.com/in/katiebrinkleyhttps://www.instagram.com/iamkatiebrinkley/

In today’s Patreon-fueled shout-out: Help support black-owned business in the Charlottesville area. Check out the Charlottesville Black Business Directory at cvilleblackbiz.com and choose between a variety of goods and services, ranging from beauty supplies, professional services, and e-commerce. Visit cvilleblackbiz.com as soon as you can to get started.On today’s show:Work to begin on roundabout at intersection of Stony Point and Proffit roads in northern AlbemarleThe latest campaign finance is in for candidates in Albemarle and CharlottesvilleThe Charlottesville Planning Commission recommends approval of a rezoning in Belmont that was previously denied in November 2018And discussion of a street closure in the Little High neighborhood could pave the way for a new trail connection We’re in the middle of summer, and it’s been quiet on the local elections front. Not only has there been a lull in campaign events, there was not much campaign finance activity in Albemarle or Charlottesville. Reports for activity between May 28 and June 30 were due yesterday to the Virginia Department of Elections. They have been made available through the Virginia Public Access Project. Democrat Juandiego Wade began the period with a balance of $32,626 and raised an additional $1,015 in cash over that time. He spent $28,381 during the reporting period with $18,000 spent on Liveview Marketing and $2,350 in advertising with the Daily Progress. Wade finished the money with a balance of $5,259. Democrat Brian Pinkston began the month with a balance of $14,152 on hand, and raised an additional $850 in additional funds including $500 in a loan from himself. He spent $12,701 during the period, including the repayment of $9,922 in loans to himself. Pinkston concluded the period with a balance of $2,301. The two independents in the race did not report any fundraising. Incumbent Nikuyah Walker filed a report that stated a campaign balance of $90 with no expenditures or receipts. There is no report yet in the Virginia Department of Elections database from challenger . None of the races for Albemarle County Supervisor are contested this year, but new reports are available all the same from the three candidate. Incumbent Jack Jouett District Supervisor Diantha McKeel raised an additional $500 and reported no spending, bringing her balance to $32,556. Incumbent Rio District Supervisor Ned Gallaway reported no fundraising or spending, and has a balance of $15,809. In the open Samuel Miller seat, Newcomer Jim Andrews raised $2,001 in cash and spent $3,190 in the period, leaving a balance of $29,317. No write-in candidates filed a report.  There are four General Assembly races of note in the area. The 25th House District includes part of western Albemarle County. Incumbent Republican Chris Runion began the period with $44,960, raised $13,235, and spent $2,566, leaving a balance of $55,628. Democratic challenger Jennifer Kitchen began the period with $78,249. She raised $29,834, with cash contributions from nearly 600 individuals or entities. Kitchen spent $24,524 and had a end-of-period balance of $83,558.The 57th House District case is contested. Incumbent Democrat Sally Hudson began the period with a balance of $52,254, raised $1,348, and spent $10,742. Her opponent is Republican Philip Hamilton, who began the period with a balance of $1,179 on May 28. Hamilton raised $150 in cash, spent $990, and had a balance of $338 on June 30.In the 58th House District, Incumbent Republican Rob Bell began the period with $264,965 and raised an additional $20,565, spent $3,935, and had a balance of $281,594 on June 30. Challenger Sara Ratcliffe began the period with $2,804, raised $5,532 including $3,002 in loans, and and spent $1,108. The 59th House District includes a portion of southwestern Albemarle and the Republican incumbent is Matt Fariss. Fariss began this reporting period with $12,846 on May 28 and raised $24,120 from 60 individuals or entities. He spent $5,628 in the period and had a balance of $31,338. His Democratic challenger, Ben Moses, began the period with a balance of $130,216 and raised $56,985 in the period with cash coming from 141 individuals or entities. He spent $29,627 and ended the period with a balance of $157,248. Independent Louis Scicli reported no money during the period. Races in the Virginia Senate are not until 2023. *Another roundabout is coming to another corner of Albemarle County. Construction will get underway next week at the intersection of Stony Point Road and Proffit Road for the project, which was funded in the second round of the Virginia Department of Transportation’s Smart Scale process in 2017. In order to save money and attract efficiencies, VDOT opted to bundle that project with several others into a single $28.5 million design-build contract that was eventually awarded to Curtis Contracting. Completed projects include a traffic light on U.S. 29 at Interstate 64’s Exit 118 and the Rio Mills Connector Road that opened in June. A conversion of the junction of I-64 and U.S. 250 at Exit 124 is underway, and a roundabout at Route 151 and U.S. 250 southwest of Crozet will begin construction later this summer. (more information)Construction phasing documents for the project (Credit: Virginia Department of Transportation)Today, two segments that make up half of a recap of the Charlottesville Planning Commission meeting from earlier this week. There was a lot of activity and it is all worth documenting. First, the meeting began with announcements. First up was Bill Palmer, the non-voting representative from the University of Virginia’s Office of the Architect. Another office building from the 20th century is coming down. “The demolition of the Dynamics building over at the Emmet/Ivy corridor is underway and a lot of the utility enabling seems to have started over there so that project to enable the Data Science institute as well as the conference center and hotel that we’re building over there so that’s finally getting underway after lots and lots of planning,” Palmer said. The Dynamics building will be demolished. Where will the materials go? (Credit: Charlottesville GIS) Planning Commission Chair Hosea Mitchell serves on the city’s Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. He told his colleagues and the public that the Onesty Family Aquatic Center will not open this summer.“The reason is we just can’t get enough lifeguards to support all of the parks we’ve got,” Mitchell said. “This is not unique to Charlottesville. This seems to be a nationwide problem that we just can’t get the lifeguards.” In the first item of business, the Commission considered a rezoning and special use permit for a vacant lot currently zoned R-2, which would allow two units on the property.“The requested rezoning would be to R-3, residential multifamily medium density,” Mitchell said. “And then the following special use permit would then allow the applicant to build eight units.”A similar application went before Commission and the Council in 2018 and was denied by Council in October that year. As part of this application, eight parking spaces would be provided on site. Here’s Matt Alfele, a city planner. “Residents are concerned that the code-required eight parking spaces will not be enough for this development and the overflow parking will impact the surrounding neighborhoods, especially the homes on Chestnut Street,” Alfele said. One change since 2018 involves how vehicles will get in and out of the site. Justin Shimp is the engineer on behalf of MSC. “We have worked with the traffic engineer and we have a one-way entrance off of Carlton because that is a narrow street and the one-way entrance is a safe entrance and we exit out the alley, so there’s no traffic concerns,” Shimp said. Shimp said the rezoning was consistent with the city’s desire to build more housing units.“The reality is that if you look at the goals that are stated for the city in terms of providing housing to folks who take alternate means of transportation, and how to deal with climate change and other issues we face, these sort of in-fill projects are an excellent way to achieve those goals,” Shimp said. Though not a representative of the rental company that would manage the units, Shimp said the one bedroom units would be rented between $1,100 and $1,200, and the two-bedroom unit would be around $1,500. None of the units are being subsidized and will not be proffered to keep them below market.  The situation may be different in the future when the Comprehensive Plan is adopted and the zoning ordinance is rewritten. Lisa Robertson is the city attorney.“What we’re all waiting for so anxiously is a zoning ordinance that can have regulations that say if we’re going to require a certain amount of affordable housing for every development of a specific size, we want to be right upfront about what that means and what the paperwork that’s going to be required over the course of the affordability period will be,” Robertson said. Several residents of the immediate neighborhood asked for the rezoning to be denied or for more parking to be required. Another Belmont resident said there should not be more parking.“I have to say I’m a little dismayed by the number of my neighbors who want more car storage here,” Gold said. “This is a really solid location for car-free living.”This time around, the Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of both the special use permit for more density and the rezoning. It goes next to City Council at a future meeting. The cover of the applicant’s concept plan (download the full PC packet)In today’s second Patreon-fueled shout-out is for the Plant Northern Piedmont Natives Campaign, an initiative that wants you to grow native plants in yards, farms, public spaces and gardens in the northern Piedmont. Native plants provide habitat, food sources for wildlife, ecosystem resiliency in the face of climate change, and clean water.  Start at the Plant Northern Piedmont Natives Facebook page and tell them Lonnie Murray sent you! Next, the Commission was asked to weigh in on whether Charlottesville should give up public right-of-way between East High Street and Meriwether Street in the Little High Street area. This is what is known as a “paper street” because most of the land dedicated to the city for a road was built upon. Tony Edwards is the Development Services Manager in the city’s Department of Public works. “This subject street was created in 1940 with a subdivision plat that established the Little High neighborhood,” Edwards said. “The 1940 subdivision created a new Lewis Street.”The original play for the Little High Street neighborhoodAn adjacent landowner has asked for the city to give up the right of way in order to avoid a cut-through street from ever being built to the Little High neighborhood. Another nearby landowner asked that an existing gravel path be turned into a formal city trail for bikes and pedestrians.“It was determined that the existing gravel path actually veers outside of the platted right of way of 13th Northeast over the yard of a private residence and a busy parking lot,” Edwards said. “Staff at that time was also of the opinion that establishing a bike and pedestrian connection within the platted right of way would be difficult and expensive.”Nonetheless, city staff recommended not vacating and closing the right of way in part to preserve the possibility of meeting future transportation needs. The applicant for the street closure said one reason for the request is because the amount of developable property on the parcel he manages is less than it should be because of differing building setback rules when there’s an adjacent street - real or paper. In this case, twenty feet versus fifteen. “If you take 20 feet away from the property line, basically, it removes all of that property from utility,” said Roy Van Doorn, the manager of the LLC that owns 1140 East High Street. Van Doorn said a connector road would overwhelm the Little High neighborhood. Under his proposal, there would be more parking for uses on East High Street and he would fix drainage issues. He made this offer on behalf of himself and neighboring properties. “I made a proposal and its on the table that we as property owners around this section would put in a 12-foot wide gravel connector so that bikes and pedestrians could walk in that area,” Van Doorn said. If the city were to work out an arrangement for that land to be dedicated to public use, that connector would need to be built to standards according to traffic engineer Brennen Duncan.“It wouldn’t necessarily have to be built to the full roadway standards but it would have to be built to [Americans with  Disabilities Act] or bicycle-trail standards,” Duncan said. The specific question before the Commission was whether vacating the street conformed with the Comprehensive Plan. Commissioner Jody Lahendro said no.“I don’t like the idea of forfeiting the city from the future possibility of doing something,” Lahendro said. Commission Lyle Solla-Yates said he support thinking about the issue more while an arrangement is worked out to use the right of way for non-motorized modes of travel. Van Doorn had sent over his compromise proposal on Monday, which was not enough time for the Planning Commission to get a staff report on the idea. Van Doorn requested a deferral to work through the details of how to make the connector trail work.“Owning the land for us is not that important,” Van Doorn said. “What is important is that the Little High Street neighborhood has a way to utilize connectivity but not automobile,” Van Doorn said. Will this come to pass? Stay tuned in future installments of Charlottesville Community Engagement. This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at communityengagement.substack.com/subscribe

Ryan Proffit: How To Do Investing And Not Knowing Too Much Meet Ryan, a 19 year military veteran, he grew up in St. Joseph. Some of his hobbies include spending time with his wife and children, playing guitar, and riding motorcycles.  What You Will Discover:  [0:38] Ryan Shares His Story How He Started Investing In Real Estate [8:20] How Did Ryan Handle Raising The Rent So Much And People Staying [11:59] Ryan's Experience With Airbnb On His Two Properties And What Got Him Into It [22:28] How Ryan Got His Second Airbnb [30:52] Why Wholesaling And How Ryan Find Deals  [34:24] Wholesaling With A Heart  Relevant Links:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ryan.proffit.7 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rei_or_die/   Website: https://www.ryanandjessicabuyhouses.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-proffit-903a0a21/   #podcast

"Coming off the Strawberry super moon from last week, we're recharged and ready to rumble with killer new tuuuuunes! Tune in! xoxo 00:00 - Intro 01:28 - Introducing New Vibrations 02:23 - Love Is For Lovers - Real Sickies 04:03 - Punishment - The Effens 06:32 - Knievel - Secondhand Sound 10:18 - Nothing's Gonna Change - Rowan 13:26 - Everybody Talks - Rowan 17:50 - Mic Break 18:42 - I Hate It Here - Williamson Brothers 21:50 - Love Blood, California - The Tell 25:23 - Big Mistake - Justus Proffit 28:09 - When You're Around - Water From Your Eyes 31:46 - Quotations - Water From Your Eyes 39:00 - Outro 41:17 - Mornight - ALMA 44:50 - Better Days - Darkminds 47:47 - Baby Dyke - Guilia 51:08 - Fucked Up Paradise - Johnny Dynamite 55:10 - No Change - Skydeck 58:42 - Finish "

Marketing and selling can both be intimidating activities to new business owners, but they are the lifeblood of your business. Alison Proffit is a Soulful Sales & Profitability Success Coach, helping small businesses approach their sales and pricing strategies from the heart instead of just the head. She'll work with you on mindset, clarifying offers, up-leveling prices, and how to confidently sell through the art of connection with the support of customized scripting work and role-playing sales conversations. Selling becomes less stressful and abundantly more fun when working with Proffit Coach! Alison attempted to start her own coaching business 4 times. The key word there was "attempted". Each of these attempts failed. Primarily because of a lack of knowledge of what it meant to be a good salesperson. Having worked in the HR field for 15 years and receiving coaching certification, the business ideas were good ones, and the services that she offered created good results for the few clients she closed. It was merely, the lack of consistent sales meant the business did not succeed and the focus had to be turned back to a corporate job to pay the bills. That is until a company saw potential in Alison's ability to sell. She was offered an inside sales job selling digital marketing tools and services to small businesses. They saw the potential that she did not even fully recognize in herself. They provided amazing training and insight on how to sell effectively. Alison quickly rose to become a top sales performer and learned more about small businesses: what makes them tick, succeed, and thrive. ​Alison fully understands how businesses function, what contributes to organizational success and how to help you tap into your fullest potential. With years spent in training and development in the corporate world and being a small business owner herself, you will be in good hands with the Proffit Coach! To get your free pass to The Soulful Entrepreneur Mini-Summit on June 29th, 2021, click here: https://bit.ly/SoulfulEntrepreneurMiniSummit To schedule a free connection call with Alison, click here: https://calendly.com/alison-proffit-coach/30min Find her on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram: @ProffitCoach

Guest: Benny Proffit and Peter Shinde

Join me as I summarise Pater Miles lecture exploring myofunctional appliances and the literature of the appliance Claims by some manufacturers of myofunctional appliances: · incorrect breathing from 2 years of age · Incompetent lips & mouth breathing – aesthetic effects · Crooked teeth · Long face · Behavioural changes, tired / hyperactive Claimed effects of appliances treatment · Improve facial growth · Skeletal growth · Better alignment · Stable Myofunctional Appliances what are they? Design – off the shelf design · Monoblock Kesling positioner type appliance 1945: · Double mouthguard postured into edge to edge position · Postured edge to edge · Example Occlus-o-guide, LM activator, Myobrace Effects: · Retrocline uppers, procline lowers · Disocclusion posterior teeth = overeruption of posterior teeth, overbite improvement Evidence Occlusal changes with appliances · Eruption Guidance Appliance, T4K, LM activator AJODO 2008 Angle 2019 · Overjet 2mm improvement · Overbite 2mm improvement · Crowding reduction 2mm · Relapse towards baseline Janson, significant for OB crowding and 25% for OJ 2007 · Time 13-43 months o Small changes over a long period, options to treat later Obrien 2003 Myobrace Vs Activator EJO 2015 · Poor compliance: PFA 70% non-compliance, 53% Activator non-compliance (Twinblock 84% compliance AJODO 2003) · 2018 cost benefit analysis: PFA minimised costs Airway evidence Difficult to show direct changes, so related parameters are used. Claimed issues with narrow airway and mouth breathing: 1. Dental: Crooked teeth and arches 2. Lip incompetence 3. Skeletal: long face 4. Behaviour tired and hyperactive 1: Crooked teeth and narrow arches o Prevalence of malocclusion similar in Paediatric sleep disorder breathing in the population J den Sleep Medicine 2017 2: Lip incompetence · Vig 1979 o Lip growth accelerate sand overtakes facial height 9-13 o Lip incompetence will improve with age · Vig 1881 o Lip incompetence no difference in nasal airflow § Cannot conclude lip incompetence = mouth breather o Proffit – long face still use nose to breath, but less than normal face type 3: Skeletal: long face · Craniofacial morphology metal analysis: AJODO 2013 o Paediatric OSA statistically significant in class 2, 1.5-1.6o – NOT clinically significant or diagnostically useful § Direct casual relationship of craniofacial structure and paediatric sleep disorder is unsupported in meta analsysis Myofunctional therapy Oropharyngeal exercises · Aim to improve tone of surrounding muscles, phalangeal muscles, soft palate, airway – increase patency o Reduce AHI index by half short term studies 3 months Am J resp Crit Car Med 2009, Sleep Med 2013 Orthodontists role in SDB · We are not the primary care giver · Main role: Screening / Assessment, questionnaire o Paediatric sleep questionnaire § Effective ruling out OSA / SDB

Alison Proffit, founder of Proffit Coach, wants to help you improve your profitability with every customer interaction. Her background in human resources, sales, and business startups has taught her what works… and what doesn’t… in sales and marketing.

Vicki Proffit (at the age of seventy) is another vivid example of someone saying ‘YES!” to God and being young enough to serve. Addressing the unimaginable horror of children being sex-trafficked right here in the United States, Sarah's Home offers both healing and hope to young women.

Marcia talks with sales expert Alison Proffit of Proffit Coach about how to have soulful sales connections that lead to lower stress & anxiety on both sides of the table. They also lead to higher closing sales ratios because the buyer feels comfortable and so will you. Alison can be reached at www.proffitcoach.com  & she is offering a connection call. https://calendly.com/alison-proffit-coach/60min  ******** Marcia can be reached at www.TrajectoryBiz.com  Learn Marcia's 3 strategies on her free webinar. Register @ www.ThrivingProfit.com Please subscribe to get more great profitable information on next week's show.

This week we are talking about President Biden's first week, Trump's Impeachment, and my review on the new social app, Clubhouse.Guest This Week: Director, Producer, Writer, and Owner of B-Side Studios Maurice D. Proffit. We will talk about his long career in entertainment and his new projects.B-Side Studios Maurice D. Proffit Website: bsidestudios.net (Feb 1st)FB: facebook.com/mproffit5 (regular)FB: facebook.com/bsidestudiosLLCFB: facebook.com/mrmauriceproffit IG & Twitter: @mrproffitIG: @bside.studiosYouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCWjMCdEooRjven-GSWmqezA __________________________________________www.piecesofalice.com www.justmemagazine.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/jamwithalice)

This Episode discusses the impact that MF Doom had on impact. MF Doom was one of the best lyricist in the history of Hip Hop. He left us way too soon and this show is about his legacy. Novek and Know Sage welcome Maurice Proffit (http://bsideproduction.com/) to the show to discuss all things MF Doom. 

Join Alison Proffit, Amanda Mundo, and Gahrey Ovalle in a discussion about the Soulful Entrepreneur Summit on the StartUp FoCo Podcast with Nick Armstrong. Suggested Reading List: 1. Finish: Give Yourself the Gift of Done by Jon Acuff (https://www.oldfirehousebooks.com/book/9780525537311) 2. The 48 Laws of Power By Robert Greene (https://www.oldfirehousebooks.com/book/9780140280197) Connect with Alison, Amanda, and Gahrey: Alison - https://www.proffitcoach.com/ Amanda - https://www.socialherobrands.com/ Gahrey - https://gahreyovalle.com/ ​ About the Soulful Entrepreneur Summit: As an entrepreneur or small business owner have you ever experienced the feeling of not quite fitting into the hustler mentality of business? You’ve always had a knack for using your intuition and gut instinct to make decisions or maneuver your path in business? If you have, then you'll want to explore the Soulful Entrepreneur Summit event, created by one of our Northern Colorado small business owners, Alison Proffit. The Soulful Entrepreneur Summit will be a high-vibe, dynamic, and forward-thinking 5-day virtual event. There are 20+ successful soulful and heart-centered entrepreneurs gracing the screens; sharing their insights, successful processes, strategies, and tools to help soulful entrepreneurs create a business that grows, thrives, and prospers in 2021 and beyond! The summit will take place Monday, January 25 to Friday, January 29th, 2021. Daily events will include panel discussions, breakout workshops, and live, interactive mastermind sessions. For $10 off of the All Access pass which gives you access to recordings, additional sessions and other special perks, just type in code SOULFCSW10 on the All Access ticket checkout page. Join Alison and these other amazing contributors for a week of knowledge sharing, masterminding, and networking with other soulful and passionate business owners. You can find more information and secure your ticket here: http://getsoulfulsuccess.com

We are back! While the calendar says 2021, we still have a few more things 2020 to reflect on before the series is out... In this episode I am joined by actor and Labour party member and activist, Henry Proffit. We discuss taking time out during lockdown to work on your craft, the art of putting on a zoom production, and the issues of impartiality in the UK media.

This week I'm joined by John from Mom's Basement Records to talk about our favorite record labels. John also reveals some Basement shit and I have fantastic news for Australia! Check this out! Bitchin!

B-side studios joins forces with Indie Center to talk About a special collab! welcome to Film Flip A unique social media acting tournament where 8 teams battle head to head in creative imaginations of classic films where the goal is Flipping the genre on its head all in the name of Charity. Which Team will walk Away champs? You decide! Follow the FB page @filmflipseries and IG @film.flip for more info to come! Email us your questions to IndieCenter.podcast@gmail.com and it will be answered on air on the monthly Q&A episode. Don’t forget to rate, review, listen on iTunes, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, and all other podcast platforms. We now have a website to connect with artists and creators. Build you a profile and start connecting, collaborating and creating at Https://www.indiecenter.tv --- 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/indiecenter/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indiecenter/support

Join me as I interview Kevin O'Brien, who has over 110 publications, the Emeritus Professor at the University of Manchester, has received the Turpin and Jarabak awards as well as being the first to deliver the Proffit lecture at the AAO. Professor Kevin Obrien is one of the leading experts in research in orthodontics, , having published landmark clinical trials and Cochrane reviews. Kevin discusses his blog, his opinion on key opinion leaders, as well as describing those who influenced his career. We get to hear Kevin's one piece of advice to all orthodontists about a career in orthodontics.

Dr Flavia Artese describes one of the main causes of anterior open bites, tongue position, and the use of tongue cribs and spurs. Conclusion: Use of palatal cribs and tongue spurs are effective at managing AOBs, where the aetiology is anterior tongue position. however stability is related to resting tongue position long term. Aetiology Anterior tongue position at rest, not in swallowing, as low intensity and duration. What is normal tongue posture? The tongue should be behind the upper incisors, in both a AP and vertical plane. Treatment for anterior tongue position involves changing the AP and vertical position Correct tongue position: Proffit equilibrium theory, form follows function of resting tissues. 4 vertical tongue positions: High: Protrude upper incisors Horizonal tongue ideal vertical but anterior Procline upper and lower incisors Low tongue Not maintain transverse palate = constriction Proclined lower incisors Very low tongue Severe AOB Lowers retroclined and 2 occlusal planes 2 treatment types based on altering posture of tongue, both retract the anterior tongue (considered myofunctional appliances) 1. Cribs (LOWER TONGUE and AP RETRACT): a. Upper arch appliance with loops b. Type of tongue position correction: high and horizontal 2. Spurs (RAISE TONGUE and AP RETRACT): a. Lower arch appliance with spikes Changes in tongue position with cribs / spurs · Less AP movement of the tongue (AP retraction), · Raises tongue (for spurs) Schwestka 1995 · Reflex arc - Contact = pain = retract tongue AP Does it hurt? · VAS 0-10 = very low = 0-2 Pts had spurs upper and lower Protocol 1. High or horizontal  tongue position: · Use fixed palatal cribs, used through mixed dentition 2. Low or very low tongue: · RPE (tongue raises following RPE Ozbek 2009) · Spurs lower arch, used through mixed dentition Stability protocol: · 2 stage approach – assess in interval between myofunctional appliance and fixed appliances Retention protocol: Stable · Bonded retainers Unstable · Bonded retainers + spurs lower arch Treatment stability relapse · 25% orthodontics only Greenlee · 18% orthodontics and surgical treatment Greenlee · 0-17% Myofunctional Huang 1990 Quality of Life · OHR QOL AOB management with palatal cribs correction = positive change more than 10 points: Pithon 2019 References Stability of AOB treatment, surgical Vs non-surgical Greenlee, G.M., Huang, G.J., Chen, S.S.H., Chen, J., Koepsell, T. and Hujoel, P., 2011. Stability of treatment for anterior open-bite malocclusion: a meta-analysis. American journal of orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics, 139(2), pp.154-169. Diagnosis and treatment Dr Artese paper Artese, A., Drummond, S., Nascimento, J. and Artese, F., 2011. Criteria for diagnosing and treating anterior open bite with stability. Dental Press J Orthod, 16(3), pp.136-61

Jared and Dani are talking coaching the week with Robert Proffit, Professional Learning Coordinator from Washington County School District.  As we look into coaching we discuss the following topics: What are the biggest impacts for teachers who participate in a coaching program? How do you encourage teachers who are reluctant to coaching to try a new approach? What is the research surrounding coaching and its effects? 

Dr Claudia Cruz and Roberto Stadi describe the predicability of aligners, indirect bonding for labial and lingual appliances Summary Aligners Factors which reduce the predictability of aligners · Manufacturing process: 0.1mm · Force delivery o Thermoforming force decay o Inconsistent thickness of aligner · Anatomy of teeth: Rounded teeth (Canines and Premolars / Bicuspids) How to improve predictability Clinical: · Increase attachment size, alter attachment orientation, stage movements Technological – not achieved yet! · Use actual root information (CBCT), control thermoforming features, calculate forces required and ideal attachment for tooth movement Indirect labial bonding · Up to 1mm error in bracket placement in indirectly · Up to 1 mm error in robotic archwire formation · Outcomes worse than conventional direct bonding · Tooth morphology anterior 2-2 will usually require manual wire bending Lingual appliance · Accurate to 40 and up to 1 mm · Torque discrepancies manifest in greater 2nd order error than labial · Extraction cases: more critical to control moment force ratio, if not = greater retroclination / loss of torque of upper labial segment Conclusion: New technology have discrepancies which the clinician should factor into treatment planning References Customised labial brackets accuracy Alford, T.J., Roberts, W.E., Hartsfield Jr, J.K., Eckert, G.J. and Snyder, R.J., 2011. Clinical outcomes for patients finished with the SureSmile™ method compared with conventional fixed orthodontic therapy. The Angle Orthodontist, 81(3), pp.383-388. Morphology of teeth and outcomes of orthodontics Miethke, R.R. and Melsen, B., 1999. Effect of variation in tooth morphology and bracket position on first and third order correction with preadjusted appliances. American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 116(3), pp.329-335. Effectiveness of aligners Papadimitriou, A., Mousoulea, S., Gkantidis, N. and Kloukos, D., 2018. Clinical effectiveness of Invisalign® orthodontic treatment: a systematic review. Progress in orthodontics, 19(1), p.37. Accuracy of lingual appliances Grauer, D. and Proffit, W.R., 2011. Accuracy in tooth positioning with a fully customized lingual orthodontic appliance. American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 140(3), pp.433-443. Loss of torque affects,labial and lingual Liang, W., Rong, Q., Lin, J. and Xu, B., 2009. Torque control of the maxillary incisors in lingual and labial orthodontics: a 3-dimensional finite element analysis. American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 135(3), pp.316-322.

Maurice D. Proffit's passion for the creative arts see's no bounds. So much to the affect that he embodies the ideology of "Treat your individual success as food that feeds the industry to ensure that everyone can eat, and everyone can and will win." Email us your questions to IndieCenter.podcast@gmail.com and it will be answered on air on the monthly Q&A episode. Don’t forget to rate, review, listen on iTunes, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, and all other podcast platforms. --- 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/IndieCenter/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/IndieCenter/support

We speak with Dr. David Sarver, an orthodontist with his own practice in Alabama, author of multiple books on the industry including a new release coming out February 2020, and a prolific speaker with over 400 engagements under his belt in the United States, Europe, Australia and the Middle and the Far East. He also played Division 1 basketball in college. Dr. Sarver talks to us about his unique take on building trust in a practice for both the young clinician and the established orthodontist. Topics covered also include: Thoughts on differentiating a practice based on quality and trust Considering the aging smile in your treatment plan The value both clinically and as a marketing tool of bringing patients back over the years for follow up appointments Personal growth and knowledge needed to bring the highest quality care to your patients About Our Guest: Dr. Sarver received his DMD from The University of Alabama School of Dentistry and M.S. in Orthodontics from the University of North Carolina in 1979. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics, a member of the Edward H. Angle Society of Orthodontists, a Fellow in both the International and American Colleges of Dentists and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry. In addition to his private practice, Dr. Sarver's book, "Esthetics in Orthodontics and Orthognathic Surgery" was published in September 1998. He is also co-author (with Dr. Proffit and White) of the surgical text “Contemporary Treatment of Dentofacial Deformity), and is co-author the 4th and 5th editions of Proffit's classic textbook “Contemporary Orthodontics”. He has given more than 300 professional presentations in the United States, Europe, Australia and the Middle and the Far East. Resources: https://sarverortho.com/  

Writer and Pro Football Hall of Fame committee member Clark Judge, host of Talk of Fame Network, joins host Chris Hrabe to share a national perspective on Super Bowl 54 and the potential HOF candidacy of former Rams wide receiver Isaac Bruce. Next, NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman joins Mike Claiborne to discuss the future of the league and St. Louis’ performance at All Star weekend. Finally, hear St. Louisan and Olympic Ski Team hopeful Ainsley Proffit discuss how a girl from St. Charles, Missouri might make it to the pinnacle of a mountainous sport.

Alison Proffit is the owner of Proffit Coach, a frequent Fort Collins Startup Week speaker, and one of the most badass contributors to the Northern Colorado business scene in the realm of sales and connection. Let's get to know Alison!

New Zealand sheep farmers are the first in the world to breed low methane sheep. Beef and Lamb Genetics has launched a breeding value measurement, where farmers can measure the methane levels emitted by certain sheep.The breeds found to emit less methane will be commercially bred.King Country stud breeder Russell Proffit told Mike Hosking it's a major step forward for the sheep industry. "I think like most sheep farmers, we are just trying to help the NZ agriculture industry and do our part against climate change."LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW ABOVE

Blair Proffit of Elizabeth City, North Carolina launched her business in early 2012. As a military wife, located in New Orleans, Louisiana at the time she was trying to figure out a way to replace a full time income that would allow her to stay at home when her daughter arrived that fall. After working in cooperate America for several years with a degree in Fashion Merchandising she was burnt out with relocations but also exhausted working full time. She found herself unable to spend time with friends and family because her schedule was so demanding. Soon, she realized the Arbonne opportunity could offer much more than she could have ever imagined. "I started with the goal of earning some extra money to pay off debts and save a little to allow me to stay at home temporarily. It turned out that I would never have to return to the work force again. In the beginning, I struggled with the belief that I could really build a successful business with Arbonne. The business model is not at all traditional and is also different from what I always believed to be the "normal way of life". I imagined my only option was to go to college, get a job and retire at 65, if I was one of the lucky ones. But very quickly, I learned to see things differently and realized that this opportunity would not only change my life but it could also help others become successful as well. I no longer have the anxiety of alarm clocks or vacation days. I am able to fit work into my life but never have to make it a priority over what really matters to me. I have also allowed my husband the option of retiring when he wants to, not when the military tells him to."

Dans cet épisode vous découvrirez les échanges que j'ai pu avoir au cours d'une des soirées organisées par EST'ELLES EXECUTIVE qui rassemble des femmes ambitieuses, cadre ou entrepreneure. Le thème de cette soirée là était justement la capacité à Rebondir. J'ai eu la chance d'être invitée et je n'ai pas pu passer à côté de cette chance de pouvoir enregistrer cette table ronde. Nous étions quatre intervenantes: Floriane Sitz, Cheffe et gérante du restaurant LE COKOON à Strasbourg, Déborah Schwartz, Chargée de Recrutement RH, coach chez Alsace Digitale et responsable LAB RH Grand Est, Céline PROFFIT, coach et fondatrice du cabinet A la croisée des chemins, et moi-même. Je vous laisse découvrir nos parcours cabossés et déjà plein de rebonds. Merci à Nathalie et Isabelle pour l'organisation de cette belle soirée, au personnel du Cokoon, pour nous avoir régalé et à l'ensemble des participantes à cette soirée pour leur bienveillance, leur écoute et leur partage.

When I first came up with the idea for this podcast, I knew I wanted to share couples’ stories as well. This entire episode had me laughing and smiling. I think even not knowing this couple, they will have you smiling as well too. Clint + Crissy Proffitt are the storytellers on this episode. They share how they met, when they started dating and how they have navigated their relationship for the last 24 years. They chat about how there is no place for yelling or disrespect in their relationship, teamwork is key, how they stay connected in this busy world and how being together resets them. We referenced: The Silver Lining Mama Group: Facebook.com/group/thesilverliningmamas To connect with Crissy: Facebook: facebook.com/simplyrusticbycrissy Instagram:@simplyrusticbycrissy Learn more about Danielle Atkisson and The Silver Lining Life:    Website Facebook

Vicki Proffit is the executive director of Sarah's Home which serves girls rescued from sex trafficking. Today, Vicki lets us into her sweet relationship with the Lord through periods of waiting, finding direction, and miraculous provision. Vicki shares her concern to finish her life well in serving the Lord and the experiences that bring her to her knees before him. We also talk about Sarah's Home, the problem of trafficking, and how you can be aware of trafficking in your area. Vicki's heart comes through in a big way and will be an encouragement to you. Please listen and share Vicki's story! Stories Vicki shared: Her mission to trafficked girls at Sarah's Home Her amazing parents and how they shaped her The encouragement she receives from many sources Calling a friend at 4:30 AM because she felt God told her to Waiting two and a half years for a license for Sarah's Home God's provision at the house Why it matters to her to finish well Wrestling with pride in her life The trouble with her eyes and struggling with healing The problem of sex trafficking and abuse in the United States What success means for rescued girls How to be aware of trafficking in your area Great quotes from Vicki: Any weaknesses or idiosyncrasies I have are definitely not [my parent's] fault. There's a yearning in my heart, now, that I want to finish well. When it's all about me, you don't care who you hurt. Resources we mentioned: Finishing Well: The Adventure of Life Beyond Halftime by Bob Buford Sarah's Home training about recognizing sex trafficking FBI's website about human trafficking Notice: JavaScript is required for this content. The post Vicki Proffit and The Encouragement of God appeared first on Eric Nevins.

Vicki Proffit is the executive director of Sarah’s Home which serves girls rescued from sex trafficking. Today, Vicki lets us into her sweet relationship with the Lord through periods of waiting, finding direction, and miraculous provision. Vicki shares her concern to finish her life well in serving the Lord and the experiences that bring her […] The post Vicki Proffit and The Encouragement of God appeared first on Eric Nevins.

The 2016 US Presidential election was a polarizing experience for many in our great country. Regardless of which candidate you supported, this episode will surely get you thinking about things a little differently. Who knows with these new perspectives may cause you to make different choices in how you react/respond to those with differing views. Since this is the beauty of this great country of ours, freedom of choice!  Alison Proffit, founder of Amazing Journey Coaching, is passionate about helping women and men at the mid-point of their lives who feel stressed or stuck. It was through her 15-year journey in HR that she realized the need for people to feel more balanced personally so they could be more effective professionally -- herself included -- which led her to taking the path less traveled so she can help others do the same. Jennifer Liberi-Middleton is a coach focused on inspiring and empowering her clients to discover their greatness as a leader in their own lives and organizations.

In this episode, we had the pleasure to talk to Ker-Chunk Games' Co-founder and CEO Molly Proffit. She shares what motivated her to create a company that focuses on making games that empower women as players. We also discuss what the game industry can do to hire and retain more female devs. Thanks for tuning in this week and we hope you enjoy the show! Feel free to send any emails with comments, questions, and concerns, to: thedebuglog@gmail.com

We’ve all experienced it at one point or another in our lives -- if not on a regular basis. But what if there were a way to face Shame head-on, call its bluff and kick it to the curb once and for all? Would you do it? Shame, the sister to guilt, is a powerful tool of distraction from your purpose and your life in general. It strives to keep you on the bench, but once you know how to beat it at its own game, your winning record and power plays will be talked about, studied and duplicated for generations to come! Doesn’t that sound — and feel — so much better than riding the bench with your head down when your whole soul is desperate to get in the game?! Join my shame-less, empowering co-hosts and me as we coach you through the Winning at the Shame Game playbook. We’ll get you ready for the pre- regular- and post-seasons all in one show! Danica Trebel, founder of UnlearningU, is on a mission to help pepole get back to who they were before they were taught who they weren't. She knows both personally and professionally the power of the spoken and the unspoken word and has set out to change the world by changing the way families talk to and interract with each other one perspective at a time.  Alison Proffit, founder of Amazing Journey Coaching, is passionate about helping women and men at the mid-point of their lives who feel stressed or stuck. It was through her 15-year journey in HR that she realized the need for people to feel more balaneced personally so they could be more effective professionally -- herself included -- which led her to taking the path less traveled so she can help others do the same. Gina Sannasardo is a Christian Life Coach and founder of Peace, Joy, and You. She is passionate and devoted about sharing her first-hand experiences guided by the Holy Spirit.

Continuing our study through Galatians, we look at Paul's encouragement to those who were turning from the good news of the gospel and looking towards a different gospel. We see freedom in Christ.

Studying Humility by looking at Jesus' example laid out for us in Philippians 2.

Studying through Genesis 22, we discover what worship truly is. Recorded on 6/2/2013

Studying the feeding of the 4,000 found in Mark 8 while touching on God's compassionate nature and our need for faith despite circumstances.

Dr. Alan Proffit, from Appalachian State University, in the mountains of North Carolina to provide his unique perspective as the most significant issues in education and what we must do to remedy them not only there but systematically throughout the country. You may be quite surprised as to what Dr. Proffit identifies as his #1 concern! For information about a … Read more about this episode...