Podcasts about project promotion

In this episode of the Sutton Podcast, I am joined once again by Sutton United Women's manager Lucy Clark to look back on a season that saw the club take another significant step forward, and look ahead to what comes next.Lucy reflects on a campaign that delivered a record points tally, a fourth-place finish and a memorable run to the Third Round Proper of the Adobe Women's FA Cup. She shares the stories behind famous victories over Brentford and Dartford, explains why the Chatham defeat still frustrates her, and reveals why this season has given the squad genuine belief they can compete with anyone in the division.The conversation also goes behind the scenes of the women's section. Lucy discusses how the club is strengthening its pathway from the girls' teams through to the newly named Under 23s, why 180 players applied to join Sutton this summer, and how data, recruitment and high standards are helping raise the level across the squad.Away from the pitch, Lucy opens up about the reality of managing at this level, balancing recruitment, coaching, analysis, administration and matchdays, while the players juggle football with work, university and long journeys across the South East. It's a fascinating insight into the commitment required to build a successful women's football programme.Finally, Lucy reveals the club's theme for the new campaign, **Project Promotion**, and explains why she believes Sutton United Women are ready to challenge at the top of the table.Whether you've followed the women's team all season or you're looking to learn more about one of the fastest-growing parts of Sutton United, this is an episode packed with honest reflections, behind-the-scenes stories and plenty of optimism for the future.**Chapters**00:00 Introduction02:15 Reflecting on a season of progression07:45 Record points and beating the champions13:10 The FA Cup journey and Brentford heroics22:40 Learning from disappointment against Chatham29:30 Building belief within the squad35:20 Developing young players and the pathway43:45 Behind the scenes of the women's section51:30 The commitment of players at this level59:20 A full-time job without being full-time1:07:10 Recruitment, 180 trialists and raising standards1:15:40 Project Promotion and ambitions for the new season1:21:00 Final thoughtsIf you enjoy the episode, please like, subscribe and leave a comment. Your support helps us reach more Sutton United supporters and continue bringing you exclusive interviews from across the club.Follow the Sutton Podcast on social media: **@SuttonPodcast**#SuttonUnited #SuttonPodcast #WomensFootball #NonLeague #FACup #FootballPodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of "Life, Death, and the Space Between," I engage in a captivating discussion with psychiatrist Dr. Bernard Beitman and Ruslana Markova about meaningful coincidences, or synchronicity. Inspired by Carl Jung, Dr. Bateman explains how these significant events can guide us in life. We explore the differences between synchronicity, serendipity, and surreality, and discuss the psycho sphere—a shared mental space enabling telepathic connections. Through personal stories and clinical insights, we emphasize the importance of recognizing these phenomena in both therapy and daily life.Introduction and Context (00:00:00)** Discussion on Carl Jung (00:04:15)** Importance of Noticing Coincidences (00:05:23)** Defining Coincidences (00:06:21)** Experiential Examples (00:07:23)** Coincidence Definitions (00:08:32)** Patterns of Coincidences (00:12:10)** Clinical Applications (00:15:36)** Psycho Sphere Concept (00:17:51)** Collective Consciousness (00:21:04)** Personal Connection (00:22:39)** Discussion on Family Connections (00:23:07)** Research on Coincidence Probability (00:23:34)** Reception by Medical Community (00:24:40)** Critique of Randomness (00:25:29)** Book and Project Promotion (00:25:54)** Accessing Further Work (00:26:08)** Closing Remarks (00:27:09)** **** SUPPORT DR. AMY ROBBINS: If you're enjoying the podcast and finding value in guest interviews, ghost stories, and the content I share, please consider supporting the show by becoming a Patreon member for as little as $5 a month at Patreon.com/DrAmyRobbins As a member you'll get more say in the content we cover and exclusive access to behind-the-scenes goodness! Stay Connected with Dr. Amy Robbins: ● Instagram● YouTube● Website● Facebook ***** ABOUT DR. BERNARD BEITMAN: https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_D._Beitmanhttps://www.coincider.com/https://www.psychologytoday.com/intl/contributors/bernard-d-beitman-mdhttps://twitter.com/drbeitman Life, Death and the Space Between is brought to you by:Dr. Amy Robbins | Host, Executive ProducerPodcastize.net | Audio & Video Production | Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode we discuss how artists promote their projects, be it upcoming projects or ones they have already released and also how artists decide on how to pick their managers. Also if you are wondering who Knight Cortes is , link at the bottom of the description . https://open.spotify.com/album/2F7SVqvo5XGXMd0vOKSGhk?si=6-mJ5fPiS-iNAEIPI9acgA --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trevor-malota/message

Sometimes when things seem to be going wrong, you just need a bit of therapy - well after a derby day defeat and two games without a win or without a goal, forget the whale music and scented candles.... all you need is the Mansfield Matters Podcast. Inspired by another classic Flitcroft quote, this week we get all the vile anger, disappointment and blame out of our systems and detox, ahead of the visit of Forest Green Rovers on Saturday and the remainder of the season, to keep our eyes firmly on Project Promotion 2.0. So, here's the rule. All of the above ends and is out of your system once this episode is finished - and when Saturday the comes, the past doesn't matter! COME ON YOU STAGS! Hosted by Craig Priest, with Cam Felton, Nathan Edge and Simon Mercer (Absent) - additional media - iFollow/ Mansfield Town FC www.mtfcmatters.co.uk

It's the final regular podcast of the series ahead of the Stags final game of the Sky Bet League Two season where they must win, and hope either Coventry or Lincoln slip up to finish in the play-offs. This week Craig, Simon and Cam are round at Nathan's to chat all about a come from behind victory at Yeovil which has given a glimer of hope for Project Promotion, they'll discuss who should start on Saturday as the Stags welcome Crawley and as always answer your comments and questions from the live feed. From inside the camp we'll hear from David Flitcroft, Mal Benning and show favorite Paul Digby, whilst there's also a look at the first 'A Trip down memory lane' show with Ian Bowling which will be out within the next fortnight. Thankyou to everyone who has watched the live show or listened to the show, we WILL be back next Thursday at 6.30pm (ISH) for either an End Of Season review show, or a play-off special! PS Craig may say during the show 'episode 40' when it's actually episode 39, he never could do maths! Mansfield Matters © Craig Priest www.mtfcmatters.co.uk

The met office issued an Amber Weather Warning for Nottingham on Saturday... they weren't wrong for once! This week, Craig, Simon, Cam and Nathan look back at the dramatic 1-1 draw at Rivals Notts County as Kane Hemmings left it later than late to rescue a point and keep Stags in the race. This week the boys discuss if Project Promotion has been kept alive by the cast iron spot kick, as well as talking about getting strikers firing again, collecting a trophy or two and..... get the best comment ever made, as the Digby Debate returns. All of that and much more, including reaction to the loan move of Omari Sterling-James and a very tense game of who wants to be a Stags millionaire in the show for the fans by the fans..... this, is Mansfield Matters www.mtfcmatters.co.uk (C) Mansfield Matters

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Lee Pemberton is an experienced investor & entrepreneur. At a young age Lee became the British Karate Champion and quickly understood the concept of applying his mindset not only in physical way but also in business. By an early age of 19, Lee set up his business by creating his first health club and soon after built his own home at only 21 years old. In 1995, Lee sold his health club and his first home and moved oversea's to Asia where he started another business in consulting whilst studying for his MBA! After 3 years Lee then returned to the UK and set up his first Serviced Accommodation business in the year 2000. Lee then built up a whopping 150 apartments around the UK. However by 2008, Lee had to place the business into voluntary receivership due to banking crisis! Loosing his £5 Million+ property portfolio overnight, Lee put his entrepreneurial spirit into action and started to grind on his serviced accommodation business again to build a sustainable business in property development, rent to rent and property management. Lee believes his knowledge and his network are his biggest asset and he wants to create the following flow : Project - Promotion - Process - People - Profit.