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In this PST Spotlight episode, Steve Porter joins guest host and fellow PST Ryan Ripley for a deep dive into his Scrum journey. From his early days in software development to becoming a master of Scrum, Steve shares invaluable insights and experiences.Learn:How Steve's coding background led him to ScrumThe strategic way he introduced XP practices in a traditional workplaceA defining moment that showcased the true power of Scrum in a challenging projectThe development of the Scrum Master role and its critical aspectsCrucial advice for those aspiring to become effective Scrum Masters

Ever dreamt of shooting a cookbook?How would you feel seeing your work in print?How would you feel if you opened a cookbook and found your photos on large pages staring right back at you?I don't think I've ever met a photographer who didn't want to see their work in print, who wasn't excited by the thought of photographing a cookbook and creating memories not only special for the author of the cookbook but also for themselves.  That feeling is pretty priceless, I'll say. And while that feeling might be surreal, the overwhelm of taking on a cookbook project is real. There are so many questions about cookbook photography projects that fill our minds that most of the time, the intimidation of the process itself stops us from signing up for a cookbook project, in spite of wanting it so badly. In this week's episode, Diana Muresan, commercial & editorial food photographer, stylist, blogger and educator based in Canada, who has worked with cookbook authors, national and international food brands and marketing & PR agencies, shares the A-Z process of a cookbook shoot.In our conversation we cover everything from -Landing a cookbook projectQuestions to ask before quoting for the projectPricing for the projectThe styling & photography skills neededThe team setup required…and basically the entire shebang of taking a cookbook shoot project from start to finish. I don't know if you feel so but I think that cookbook shoots are a bit of a mystery because they aren't talked about much or discussed as frequently as commercial food photography projects.Even if there is a mention, there aren't enough details to be able to get a good grip on the entire process. A holistic picture of what this sort of a project entails is somewhat missing in our industry conversations. This episode gives complete insight on what a cookbook project looks like at every single stage. If you've ever wanted to photograph a cookbook or wondered what it is to take on such a project, this episode is for you.  Read more at https://myfoodlens.com Follow Dyutima on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/dyutima_myfoodlens/  Show notes available https://myfoodlens.com/77-how-to-take-a-cookbook-shoot-from-start-to-finish/Download free guide and workbook The 10-step photoshoot https://myfoodlens.com/the-10-step-photoshoot-guide/Write that pitch https://myfoodlens.ck.page/writethatpitch

Professor Carsten Jahnke, one of the leading historians on the Hanse has kindly granted us an interview where we discuss how the Hanse network functioned and how the perception of the Hanse has changed dramatically over the last 200 years, a story that almost as interesting as the history of the Hanse itself.As listeners of the last season of the History of the Germans might have noticed, I have been relying heavily extensively on Carsten Jahnke's work. many of the episodes discussing the economic structure and the way money transfers worked in the network are based on his research. So if you liked those episodes, you will certanly enjoy this interview. Listen in!And here are some links to research Carsten recommends for those of you who want to follow up further:Christian Manger, Behind the scenes: Urban secretaries as managers of legal and diplomatic conflicts in the Baltic region, c.1470–1540: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/03044181.2022.2098528Carsten Jahnke, Von Mandeln, Narde, Curcuma und Kümmel. Herkunft, Handel und Verbrauch von „exotischen“ Gewürzen und Lebensmitteln im nördlichen Europa, in: Die Ausgrabungen im Lübecker Gründungsviertel II. Archäoparasitologie, Handelsgeschichte, Paläopathologie und Anthropologie, ed. by Dirk Rieger, Lübeck 2022, s. 131-164Carsten Jahnke, Hansische Kaufleute und deren Religiosität ausserhalb ihrer Heimat, i: Zapiski Historyczne, Tom LXXXIV, Rok 2019, Zeszyt 1, s. 7-41.There is also a lecture Cartsen gave at the German Historical institute in London on teh perception history: https://www.ghil.ac.uk/publications/podcasts/the-hanseatic-league-as-a-national-projectThe music for the show is Flute Sonata in E-flat major, H.545 by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach (or some claim it as BWV 1031 Johann Sebastian Bach) performed and arranged by Michel Rondeau under Common Creative Licence 3.0.As always:Homepage with maps, photos, transcripts and blog: www.historyofthegermans.comFacebook: @HOTGPod Twitter: @germanshistoryInstagram: history_of_the_germansReddit: u/historyofthegermansPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/Historyofthegermans

For episode 228 of the Metta Hour, we are continuing our Mental Health Series. In this series, Sharon sits down with different teachers, experts, and health advocates to explore and destigmatize mental health by applying the tools of Buddhist wisdom and spiritual practice.For this sixth episode of the series, Sharon speaks with Dr. Richie J. Davidson, PhD. Richie is the William James and Vilas Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and the Founder and Director of the Center for Healthy Minds. He is best known for his groundbreaking work studying emotion and the brain. A friend and confidante of the Dalai Lama, he is a highly sought after expert and speaker, leading conversations on well-being on international stages such as the World Economic Forum, where he serves on the Global Council on Mental Health.In this episode, Sharon and Richie discuss:How Richie came to this pathMeeting Daniel Goleman and Ram DassHow Danny Goleman brought Sharon to her first retreatThe term “Mental Health”Innate GoodnessBelieving in Growth MindsetA vision of possibility for ourselvesThe role of systemic oppression in mental well-beingIntergenerational ResilienceRichie's four pillars of well-beingPersonal mental hygiene“The road to Lhasa goes up and down” – Mingyur RinpocheThe value of community and teachers in mental health Richie driving Mingyur RinpocheContemplative NeuroscienceThe Science of Flourishing CourseRichie's new book projectThe conversation closes with a guided meditation led by Richie. To learn more about Riche's work or his different books, you can visit his website and check out the Center for Healthy Minds.Join Richie's upcoming course The Science of Flourishing: Well-Being Skills for Daily Life. Save 20% off the course using coupon code METTA20.Mental Health ResourcesNational Suicide Prevention Lifeline call 988 or (800) 273-8255Psychology Today Find a Mindfulness-Trained TherapistActive Peace Yoga with Reggie HubbardThe Psychology Podcast with Scott Barry KaufmanMark Epstein Psychiatrist & Author with a Buddhist LensNalanda Institute Contemplative Psychotherapy ProgramExpress Yourself Black Man Healing Community for Black MenBlack Boys Om Black Boys & Men Healing & Wellness EducationCloud Sangha Community For Meditation & WellnessThe Trevor Project Support for LGBTQ Mental HealthTherapy for Black Girls Mental Wellness for Black Women and GirlsThe Friendship Bench Creating Safe Spaces & CommunityHope for Bereaved Grief Support GroupsOption B Grief, Trauma and Loss SupportSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We often tout the picturesque beauty of the horticultural world through our favourite flowers on this show, but few can capture a moment with the same artistic flair as accomplished painter, Francis Hamel.Perch Hill features in his latest, utterly captivating exhibition entitled Thirty Gardens, alongside some of our other favourites, and Francis joins us to share just how he captures the enveloping atmosphere of each garden with unparalleled poise.In this episode, discover:What catalysed Francis to paint the garden at Rousham, the starting point for his gorgeous new projectThe creative process behind each painting, with an approach that allows every garden a chance to exude its most delightful featuresHow the painting process has altered Francis' perception of what every garden needsGet in touch: info@sarahraven.comShop on the Sarah Raven Website: http://bit.ly/3jvbaeuFollow Sarah: https://bit.ly/3jDTvBp

Episode 179 of the Common Weal Policy PodcastYou can download the episode directly here.This week, Craig talks to Ben Wray from the Gig Economy Project, a pan-European project to map and track insecure labour, about a recent article he wrote about Karl Marx and his views towards the gig economy - known in his time as "piece wages". They discuss the rise and resurgence of this form of insecure labour, how it undermines salaried work and how it negatively impacts and disempowers workers. They also discuss the UK's inflation crisis and how Spain has managed to avoid it and, finally, a brief discussion on Scotland's latest GERS statistics.You can read Ben's article on Marx and the Gig Economy here: https://twitter.com/project_gig/status/1690638011724132353And you can sign up to the Gig Economy Project newsletter here: https://braveneweurope.com/gig-economy-projectThe article Ben mentions about inflation in the USA can be read here: https://braveneweurope.com/james-k-galbraith-why-the-economic-doomsayers-were-wrongCommon Weal's work is only possible thanks to our generous supporters who regularly donate an average of £10 per month. If you would like to help us build our vision of an All of Us First Scotland, you can do so here: https://commonweal.scot/donate/The Policy Podcast would like to discuss all of Common Weal's policy papers in detail as well as other major policy stories in and around Scotland so if there are any topics that you would like to see covered or if you have an interesting policy story to tell and would like to be a guest on the show, please contact Craig at craig@common.scotYou can also find us on iTunes, Spotify, Castbox, Stitcher, Tunein, iHeart Radio and other major podcast aggregators.You can also add the podcast to your RSS feed using this link: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/264906.rssThemeExcerpts from "Hiding Your Reality" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Support the show

Sheri Parks, Ph.D. is a public intellectual, strategist, senior higher education professor, administrator, and author, working to bridge the wisdom of communities and the academy to address urgent societal challenges. Her positions have included Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at the Maryland Institute College of Art and Associate Dean for Research, Interdisciplinary Scholarship, and Programing, and Founding Director of the Center for Synergy at the University of Maryland. Her signature public projects include Baltimore Stories: Narrative and the Life of an American City.In this episode, we talk about: What drew Sheri to study aestheticsHer research on everyday aestheticsSheri's inspiration to move beyond academiaThe relationship between beauty and aestheticsThe "Baltimore Stories" projectThe relationship between aesthetics and social justiceHow aesthetics can be manipulated for unethical practices & propagandaAesthetic experience and trauma healingThe Natural Dye InitiativeTo reach Sheri, email her at: slp@umd.eduLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheri-parks-a8029331/ Resources Mentioned:Baltimore Stories: Narratives and The Life of an American City: https://vimeo.com/161042379 The Barclay Art Project which features the video she discusses in the podcast:https://vimeo.com/211528915Support us on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/BeautyatWorkPodcastSupport the show

Austell man killed in Mableton shooting In a shooting incident in Mableton, Georgia, one man was killed and another injured. The Cobb County Police Department responded to a call reporting the shooting on Whispering Pines Road. Upon arrival, officers found three men at the scene. Marquel Gammage, 35, had sustained gunshot wounds and was transported to Grady Memorial Hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries. Jeremiah Davis, 41, was also shot and taken to Wellstar Kennestone Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The involvement of the third man, a 34-year-old from Powder Springs, remains unclear. The Cobb Police's Major Crimes Unit is conducting an investigation and urges anyone with information to contact the Cobb County Police Tip Hotline. Mount Paran Christian School hosts forum on 'deadliest drug in America' Missy Owen, CEO of the Davis Direction Foundation, used crutches as a demonstration during a drug awareness seminar at Mount Paran Christian School. The crutches were shown to be a method of smuggling fentanyl across borders by filling the hollow poles with the drug. Fentanyl, described as the deadliest drug in America, has seen an 800% increase in overdoses among ages 10-19. The Davis Direction Foundation, founded by Missy and Michael Owen after the death of their son from a heroin overdose, partnered with organizations like the DEA and local health departments to educate the community about drug addiction. The seminar highlighted the increasing use of fentanyl and its combination with xylazine, resulting in a surge in overdoses. The speakers emphasized the importance of education and early intervention in combating addiction. Read more about this at mdjonline.com.Cobb chairwoman issues statement on antisemitic eventsCobb County Board of Commissioners Chairwoman Lisa Cupid addressed recent antisemitic incidents in the county, including the distribution of antisemitic flyers and the presence of neo-Nazi protestors outside a synagogue over the weekend. Cupid acknowledged the constitutional right to freedom of speech but emphasized the negative impact these actions have on community cohesion and safety. She expressed support for public safety personnel, the Jewish community, and all those who denounce such displays of hate. Cupid called for unity and a county where everyone can live, work, and enjoy safely, without perpetuating a history of hate.Youth learn the movie biz at Marietta camp Camp Flix on Kennesaw State University's Marietta campus provides young people aged 11-17 with a one-week filmmaking experience. Led by industry professionals, the camp offers classes and hands-on training in various aspects of filmmaking, including cinematography, directing, scriptwriting, acting, and post-production. Campers work in small crews to create short films that are showcased at a red carpet premiere. The camp emphasizes collaboration, teamwork, and learning proper set etiquette. Former students who now work in the film industry return as counselors. Camp Flix aims to provide a collaborative environment where young filmmakers can learn and interact with others. Marietta nearing completion of downtown sidewalk projectThe sidewalk project on Powder Springs Street in downtown Marietta is close to completion and is expected to be finished by early July, according to City Public Works Director Mark Rice. The $950,000 project involves replacing the sidewalks between Marietta Square and Waverly Way. Previous delays were caused by a water main replacement under the road. Funding for the project comes from special 1% sales tax funds.Mableton City Council debates convention cost; mayor outlines future stepsThe Mableton City Council had a divided vote on spending city funds to send council members to the Georgia Municipal Association's convention in Savannah. Debora Herndon, Patricia Auch, and Dami Oladapo voted against the measure, citing concerns about the city's finances and the availability of alternative training sessions. However, Councilwoman Keisha Jeffcoat emphasized the importance of training for effective governance and the opportunity to interact with experienced officials. Mayor Michael Owens clarified that attendance was optional, and the expenses would be covered by each council member's expense account. The council also discussed the need for a city website and meeting space to enhance transparency. Mayor Owens expressed optimism about the city's future and upcoming initiatives.Walton's Woods heading to North CarolinaAshton Woods, a four-star linebacker from Walton High School, has committed to playing college football at the University of North Carolina. He chose North Carolina over several other schools, prioritizing the education offered by the university. Despite the distance from Cobb County, where he currently resides, Woods felt at home on the Chapel Hill campus due to the culture and strong relationships with coaches. Woods had an impressive performance last year and joins a growing group of Cobb County players at North Carolina. He will also be close to his teammate Wendell Gregory, who committed to South Carolina. Woods comes from a family with a history of playing for Power Five teams.North Cobb's Trotter chooses William & MaryCayden Trotter, a defensive back from North Cobb High School, has committed to playing college football at William & Mary. Despite having offers from multiple Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) schools, Trotter chose William & Mary due to the family environment and the opportunity to make an impact early. The coaching staff's plan to utilize him in various defensive back positions also appealed to Trotter. He is known for his aggressive play style, ball skills, and physicality. Trotter aims to have a successful senior season at North Cobb, focusing on personal goals and helping his team win another region championship and potentially a state championship. www.henssler.com  www.cuofga.org  www.esogrepair.com  www.daycosystems.com  www.drakerealty.com  www.ingles-markets.com  www.elonsalon.com  www.jrmmanagement.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sign up for the Black Women Stitch quarterly newsletter!   Check out our  merch here Leave a BACKSTITCH message and tell us about your favorite episode. Join the Black Women Stitch PatreonAmazon StoreDubsado helps me organize the podcast. Try it for 20% off. Amina ColemanAmina Coleman was born and raised in the East End of Richmond, Virginia, and found her interest in the arts by observing the creative talents of her family. Her family is full of musicians, singers, and dancers, so she was heavily encouraged to continue pursuing her dreams in fine art from a young age.Their support, combined with her dedication and tenacity, allowed her to graduate from Henrico High School's Center for the Arts Visual Arts Program in 2019 with massive artistic accolades, including a national medal from Scholastic's Art & Writing Program, a wonderful experience at Radford University's Governor's School for the Visual and Performing Arts,  and multiple exhibitions.She is en route to finishing her BFA in Painting and Printmaking with a Minor in Art History from Virginia Commonwealth University in December of 2022. She will continue to thrive and receive more acknowledgment of my dedication and success through multiple awards, including The Black History In the Making Award and ongoing Dean's List recognition. Lisa WoolforkLisa Woolfork is an associate professor of English specializing in African American literature and culture. Her teaching and research explore Black women writers, Black identity, trauma theory, and American slavery. She is the founder of Black Women Stitch, the sewing group where Black lives matter. She is also the host/producer of Stitch Please, a weekly audio podcast that centers on Black women, girls, and femmes in sewing. In the summer of 2017, she actively resisted the white supremacist marches in her community, Charlottesville, Virginia. The city became a symbol of lethal resurging white supremacist violence. She remains active in a variety of university and community initiatives, including the Community Engaged Scholars program. She believes in the power of creative liberation. Insights from this episode:Amina's sewing backgroundAmina's big chopFinding herself through her artHow attending an arts high school prepared her for art collegeInsights into artsAmina's project (weave(ings))What was her inspiration for her new projectThe inspiration behind her artwork Quotes from the show:“I watched, and she kinda tried teaching me, but I got frustrated. And I more or less picked up on the technique on my own, just sitting and reading and trying out” —Amina Coleman in “Stitch Please”“Black women's hair has become politically loaded because of the ways in which it can so adversely impact our lives” —Lisa Woolfork in “Stitch Please”“I didn't realize I was holding myself back from successful ideas or cool, weird ideas by just not allowing myself to repeat something. There are artists whose whole practice is doing one thing for their whole life” —Amina Coleman in “Stitch Please”“Sometimes art is never “done.” Art is not a product, it is a practice” —Lisa Woolfork in “Stitch Please”“It seems too that art is all about opening. Opening people up to new ideas, opening itself up to challenge and revision and re-writing” —Lisa Woolfork in “Stitch Please”“I feel my art is always been like a reaction to a lot of outside things and me trying to make something else for myself, something oppositional” —Amina Coleman in “Stitch Please” Stay Connected:Lisa WoolforkInstagram: Lisa WoolforkTwitter: Lisa Woolfork Amina ColemanWebsite: Amina ColemanInstagram: Amina ColemanFacebook: Amina Coleman This episode was produced and managed by Podcast Laundry.

Today's podcast is really special. Tricia Goyer is joining the podcast, and we'll be talking all about helping our daughters prepare to meet their future husbands. Tricia has just written a book with Robin Jones Gunn entitled "Before You Meet Your Future Husband", and she'll be sharing some really practical ideas about conversations to have and moments to seize with our girls while we're helping them prepare to launch out and start their own families. About the Guest:Tricia Goyer dared to believe as a 17-year-old mom that God could do something with her life. He has in amazing ways. A homeschooling mom of ten, including seven by adoption, Tricia is also a grandmother of many and wife to John. Tricia is also speaker, podcast host, and USA Today bestselling author of over 80 books. Tricia writes in numerous genres, including fiction, parenting, marriage, and books for children and teens. Tricia loves to mentor writers through WriteThatBook.Club. Tricia lives near Little Rock, AR.TOPICS COVERED IN THIS EPISODE:   How God uses His people—and even expands our dreams in ways we would have never imagined. How our acts of obedience benefit our children. How to help your daughters prepare for a God-honoring, healthy marriageConversation topicsStories that led to this projectThe idea age to start these discussionsLaunch Team for Before You Meet Your Future Husband and how to take advantage of that opportunity.    RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:Connect with Tricia"Before You Meet Your Future Husband" bookTTD Pigeon Forge "Homeschooling for the Heart" bookPodcast Sponsor:Trail Life is where boys and men thrive! With more than 45,000 members in nearly 1,000 Troops across all 50 states, homeschool moms and dads are discovering the power of outdoor adventure and badge-based education to engage boys, nurture faith, and awaken a love for learning. Unshackled from the classroom, boys and dads come to life in an environment where faith and understanding grow naturally. Men love the intentional discipleship time carved out with their sons. As they plan, work, serve, learn, and experience adventure together -- relationships grow,  faith becomes real, leadership is developed, and boys grow to become biblically-bold, courageous servant-leaders of faith and character. Learn more at www.Teachthemdiligently.net/traillife 

Proper leadership skills are pivotal in the growth of the company and the accomplishment of any set goals. While there are many leadership styles often highlighted on numerous web pages, few are backed by factual information and real-time data. This episode seeks to understand the underlying unconventional, yet proven leadership thoughts that can spearhead the growth of a company. Our guest today is Benyamin Elias, an experienced marketing professional with a passion for helping businesses grow and succeed. Currently serving as the Vice President of Marketing at Podia, a leading online platform for creators, Benyamin is responsible for overseeing the company's marketing strategy and execution.Benyamin's expertise spans a range of marketing disciplines, including branding, content marketing, social media, email marketing, and digital advertising. He has a proven track record of success in developing and executing marketing campaigns that deliver results.Throughout the episode, Benyamin shares invaluable leadership and marketing lessons that he has learned on his career journey. Some of the notable topics he discusses include choosing between processes and systems, how to do away with inappropriate systems, and implementing the proper psychology in management. TopicsBest Marketing Book for EveryoneContent Marketing ChallengesInvolving the team in Accomplishing a specific projectThe efficiency of a team Versus that of an IndividualThe Psychology of ManagementAre processes always necessary?Process Vs System Setting the minimum viable processShould quality supersede the meaning of the content?Unlocking the unnecessary processes in the CompanyOverrated and Underrated Marketing Career Growth PerspectivesShow LinksVisit PodiaConnect with Benyamin Elias on LinkedIn and TwitterConnect with Alex Birkett on LinkedIn and TwitterConnect with Omniscient Digital on LinkedIn and TwitterPast guests on The Long Game podcast include: Morgan Brown (Shopify), Ryan Law (Animalz), Dan Shure (Evolving SEO), Kaleigh Moore (freelancer), Eric Siu (Clickflow), Peep Laja (CXL), Chelsea Castle (Chili Piper), Tracey Wallace (Klaviyo), Tim Soulo (Ahrefs), Ryan McReady (Reforge), and many more.Some interviews you might enjoy and learn from:Actionable Tips and Secrets to SEO Strategy with Dan Shure (Evolving SEO)Building Competitive Marketing Content with Sam Chapman (Aprimo)How to Build the Right Data Workflow with Blake Burch (Shipyard)Data-Driven Thought Leadership with Alicia Johnston (Sprout Social)Purpose-Driven Leadership & Building a Content Team with Ty Magnin (UiPath)Also, check out our Kitchen Side series where we take you behind the scenes to see how the sausage is made at our agency:Blue Ocean vs Red Ocean SEOShould You Hire Writers or Subject Matter Experts?How Do Growth and Content Overlap?Connect with Omniscient Digital on social:Twitter: @beomniscientLinkedin: Be OmniscientListen to more episodes of The Long Game podcast here: https://beomniscient.com/podcast/

In this episode, Ya Li shares how her Strategy Sprint case team built a market entry strategy for a Spanish language training company in just 1 week! (Pretty impressive, huh?)By participating in Strategy Sprint, a virtual consulting project, Ya confirmed her decision to transition out of academia into consulting. In this episode, she shares:How the MBB mentorship she received impacted the workYa's biggest takeaway from the projectThe consulting skills she gainedIf you are considering a consulting career, but don't know if you'll enjoy the work, Strategy Sprint will help you find out!Learn more and apply today - there are just 3 seats remaining in the May program.Relevant LinksSign up for Strategy Sprint (1-week virtual consulting project): Learn More/ApplyExplore careers at IGS: CareersTell us what you want to hear about: 30sec SurveyConnect With Us Follow Management Consulted on LinkedIn, Instagram, and TikTok for the latest updates and industry insights. Email the Strategy Simplified team at podcast@managementconsulted.com with any questions or feedback. Partner with us by sponsoring an episode or advertising on Strategy Simplified. Check out our Media Kit for more information.

What are the challenges in managing compliance and the difference between compliance and quality management positions? You'll learn more by listening to today's guest.In today's episode, we spoke with Maryann Mitchell on the topic of Compliance Management. Maryann Mitchell is a Solutions Engineer at Greenlight Guru and is part of what we call our Guru Edge. She has more than 15 years of experience in Medical Devices and has worked in a variety of quality and regulatory roles.Listen to the episode to learn what Maryann has to share about the cultural barriers between engineering and quality management, the challenges she experienced as a compliance manager, and what aspects of implementing an eQMS stand out for Maryann. Some of the highlights of this episode include:What the compliance manager role was like for Maryann and what it meant to herThe relationship with compliance across departmentsAuditing across sitesPains companies go through when looking for quality management systemsCultural barriers between engineering and quality controlCompliance manager challengesHow the quality management system is like a design projectThe contrast in quality manager vs. compliance matterImplementing an eQMS and the difference between that and a paper systemThe relationship between compliance and quality departmentsAdvice for people filling multiple rolesAdvice for companies working toward compliance and developing a quality mindset. Memorable quotes from Maryann Mitchell:“Engineers love to iterate, they love to tinker, but you need to be able to document something, and that's the importance of it so you can go back to it if you need to.”“We built better processes going forward so we wouldn't recreate this problem.'“I love that you get to defend your quality system.”“A quality system doesn't work in a silo, and what I was seeing was departments working in silos.”Links:Maryann Mitchell LinkedInEtienne Nichols LinkedInGreenlight Guru AcademyMedTech Excellence CommunityGreenlight Guru

Join me in reflecting on my 2022 failures and lessons within them, and learn with me that there is strength in vulnerability and beauty in every failure. Here's an overview of what I discussed:Rediscovering the meaning of “fun.”The importance of being fully committed before starting a projectThe value of education even without going directly into your field of studySetting boundaries in relationships that do not serve usThe power of consistency and detaching from the end resultThe power of intuitive movement and how to be consisent in the gymWhy failure is beautful and should be embracedResources:Get 50% off Beducated and a 24-hour free trial with code HANNAH.Submit a question for the podcast hereGet the FREE Body Acceptance E-Book here Love this episode? Share it on your story on Instagram with one sentence about why you loved it and tag me! Or leave me a five-star review on Apple or Spotify. Both help the podcast more than you know!

This is a doozie of a conversation! Anne in Oklahoma shares her incredibly inspiring story of her first flip of an auction house. In this episode, we discuss:The sudden loss she experienced at the beginning of the projectThe surprises she found upstairsThe powerful lessons she learned about herselfHow she found and financed the dealThe huge % profit she made!...and so much more. This is a beautiful conversation that will give you chills. Enjoy!GOODIES 1. Sick of sitting on the sideline watching other people do the thing you want to be doing? Are you FINALLY ready to do what it takes to flip your first house and want incredible step-by-step training and support to get you there faster? Click here to see if we may be a fit to work together.2. Follow That Flip! Follow this 8-part video series as we flip a house! 3. Our goal is to inspire 1,000 new women each month and we've been achieving it with help from loyal listeners like you! If you are getting value out of this podcast will you kindly leave us a rating and review and help us spread our message?4. Are you a real estate agent tired of chasing the same potential clients as everyone else? Sick of the roller coaster commission? Get the REI Agent Pro Certification! Click here for info and to join the waitlist.Debbie DeBerry | The Flipstress®Leaving people and places better than we find them.

Wrapping up the year, we're bringing to you our final CFO 4.0 podcast guest of 2022, Sarah Watson, Director of Finance & Technology at Make-A-Wish UK.Hannah and Sarah discuss the important role technology plays in helping finance teams deliver on their mission.Also covered on the podcast:Balancing the Benefits of Real-Time Reporting and the Fear of Giving Out InformationThings to consider before tackling a finance transformation projectThe importance of a team approach when it comes to transformationEllie's Christmas AppealHow you can help Make-A-Wish UKLinks mentioned in this PodcastSarah's LinkedinMake-A-Wish websiteEllie's StoryGet Involved with Make-A-WishListen to more CFO 4.0 episodes

Today's guest is music producer, recording engineer, and mixer Tim O'Sullivan. Tim's credits include artists such as Chicano Batman, Rayland Baxter, The Head and the Heart, Grace Potter, and Leonard Cohen. His career has involved bouncing around freelancing and working on staff for various producers and at studios such as Capitol and Barefoot Recording. We have a great chat about building studios, the importance of a great headphone mix, wiring for creativity, learning to express your opinion in a way that fits your role, and using unique instruments to inspire the artist.In this episode we'll dig in on...Things to consider when building a studioHow to wire a studio to encourage creativityManaging Barefoot RecordingPicking a studio that fits the projectThe importance of a great headphone mixNot being too transactional with clientsFrankenstein GuitarsWorking for Undertone Audio in assembly and fabricationHow to get repeat workMentioned in the Episode:Aviom Headphone SystemAudio Engineering SocietyUndertone AudioNash GuitarsTim's Listening Recommendations:CASIOPEARayland Baxter "If I Were a Butterfly"Travis' Intro: Season 2 Thanks & Wrap UpLearn More About Tim O'Sullivan...Website: https://osullivanaudio.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/timosullivanmusic/Our Sponsors:Sign Up for Complete Producer Network HERE!Get on the Waitlist for The Beats Accelerator Process HERE!Get on the Waitlist for The Mix Accelerator Process HERE!Progressions Links:Support Progressions on Patreon!Sign up for the Progressions Mailing ListInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/progressionspod/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ProgressionsPod/Twitter: https://twitter.com/progressionspodLearn more about Travis: https://www.travisference.com/Affiliate Links (aka Support the Show AND Get Stuff):

Hi Friends,Before we get into today's episode, my good friend Gail stopped by the show to recap our SBO Partner Retreat in Scottsdale. Huge shoutout to our incredible organizers who joined us from all across the country, our roster of speakers, and to our sponsors who gifted each attendee with some cool swag! (If you have FOMO, we've included links below for all the goodies!)Today we are back with another partner spotlight episode, talking with Leigh Genkinger, founder of Orderleigh Home in Little Silver, NJ. Like many of us, she is a busy working mom with 3 kiddos at home and juggled a corporate career with motherhood. She shares her story of how she turned her passion for organizing into a flourishing career that also affords her the opportunity to be present for gymnastic meets, school events, and soccer games.During our conversation Leigh talks about:Her “must-haves” products to keep her and her family organizedWhy she focuses on pre-planning before starting any projectThe importance of leaning on othersHow to edit with intentionTips to help you stay organized during the holiday seasonOf course this conversation wouldn't be complete without Leigh sharing her must-have go-to products (hint-hint: we've included links in the show notes below).If you or someone you know is thinking about starting a career as a professional organizer, we'd love to chat! Click here to learn more about our SBO Partner Program, or if you are looking for a Professional Organizer, click here to find someone near you. Special thanks to today's sponsor, Denise Albright Studios .Check out her entire catalog of products, including her gratitude journal and take advantage of a special offer exclusive for TOL listeners. Use code SBGIFTS and receive 25% off your entire order. Visit Denise here: https://denisealbright.pxf.io/c/2541003/1215985/15085XOXO-LaurieConnect with Leigh:Website: https://orderleighhome.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/orderleighhome/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/orderleighhome/Other Links Mentioned in This Episode:Plastic White Handle Bins https://www.containerstore.com/s/plastic-storage-bins-with-handles/d?q=white%20bins%20with%20handles&productId=11019017Multi-Purpose Bins https://www.containerstore.com/s/THE-HOME-EDIT/the-home-edit-all_purpose-bin/od?q=home%20edit&productId=11010524Swag Bag Sponsors:Aloha Collection: https://aloha-collection.com/Carefree Spirits: https://carefree-spirits.com/Dionis Skincare: https://dionisgmskincare.com/Fire Dept Coffee: https://www.firedeptcoffee.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjwpqCZBhAbEiwAa7pXeTJXSBs1-fQWXjD-AUA_aGMjEtTLeC2EJhj4XbLGy1PJEFCa2_H7sBoCV64QAvD_BwEMoonlily Apothecary: https://www.moonlilyherbs.com/#/

We sometimes do not realize how much pressure can come from society and social media. When we take a step back from social media and the societal eye and you ask, what are you really passionate about? what do you really have longevity in working towards? You can learn so much and invest more deeply.Sometimes, we just need to think clearly and give ourselves permission to start small and do the good things that we love for the environment. We don't need to keep questioning ourselves just because of what others dictate, but we need to work together to make an impact.In this episode, Katie Boue shares her journey and realizations as she went through transformations in her work. She also shares a few things about her upcoming book.Listen up and learn more.Episode 18 at a glance…Katie Boue's connection to nature growing upWhat made Katie go into what she is doing nowThe issues in the field and the importance of the communitySome of Katie's past campaigns and projectThe most powerful transformation in Katie's workSome of the lessons Katie learned in Balancing the Biome SymposiumKatie's realizations during her social media breakKatie's book in the worksTransitioning back to using social mediaStarting small to make an impactUntil the next episode!Today's Guest:Katie Boue is a Cuban-American environmental activist and advocate, freelance writer, social media expert, professional adventurer, public speaker, and in the works of publishing a book.Connect with Katie Boue here:Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/katieboue Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katieboue Website: https://www.katieboue.comAbout the host:Briana Sullivan is the Community Manager of Keep Nature Wild. Her passions for writing, trail running, and community building sparked and fires up the value that she brings to creating compelling and exciting content and campaign ideas.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/briana-sullivan-31602224/More about Keep Nature Wild:At Keep Nature Wild, we like to have fun outside. We share stories around the campfire. We look up at the stars. We dream big. We laugh—loudly. We bring that light-hearted spirit to every item we make and every outdoor cleanup we host.Our products are crazy cozy, super soft, and exceptionally comfy. We design outdoor apparel and accessories to bring a smile to your face, to brighten your day, to enable your next adventure, to spark connections, to build community, and to make our planet a better place.Website: https://keepnaturewild.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/keepnaturewild/

In this episode of Agents of Nonprofit, I talk with Kirk Schmidt, Director of Fundraising Optimization at Frontier Marketing. Kirk is an experienced fundraiser and non-profit operations expert with a background in mathematics and IT, who runs a team of data scientists who work to help charities raise more money for their missions.Topics we cover include:What the differences are between metrics & analytics and why they are importantCreating data warehouses or data lakes to have data be communicated between different systemsThe effects from perceiving or presenting data with different scales, inputs and outputsHaving a baseline of data and what KPIs a nonprofit might want to have when moving toward a new projectThe reason it is almost always difficult to have data when starting outTo learn more and connect with Kirk Schmidt:Frontier Marketing WebsiteFrontier Marketing on LinkedInKirk Schmidt on LinkedInIf you enjoyed this podcast, please consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts, or your preferred podcast player. Thank you kindly!

Many companies are shifting their employees to working remotely, allowing many people the flexibility to live more of a nomadic lifestyle. This has led the 30-plus day stays to become the fastest growing category on Airbnb right now. But what are the pros and cons? And is it profitable? Toby Doré currently manages over 20 units in 'Cajun Country' downtown Lafayette, Louisiana, and has over 5000 reviews on Airbnb. He's also a full-time sports psychology professor at the University of Louisiana and writes the travel blog, "The Cajun Traveler." Toby was in the first class of Legends X. His story appears in the book, Hospitable Hosts: Inspiring & Memorable Stories From Airbnb Hosts Around The World To Educate & Motivate. On this episode of Get Paid for Your Pad, Toby joins me to discuss how he transitioned his properties to 30-day plus stays during the pandemic to keep his business alive and why he's keeping them there in the fastest growing category on Airbnb. Listen in as Toby shares the two biggest lessons he's learned from having his properties in the 30-day plus leasing model, how he uses his travel blog as a marketing tool for his STR business, plus some important tips about LTR leases. The next Legends X STR Accelerator class begins February 28, 2023. If you're interested, apply now. Topics Covered The importance of contracts, leases, and tenant's rightsWhere Toby found 100% of the leads for his pandemic long-term rentalsThe biggest disadvantage of the 30-day leasing modelThe key difference between regular contracts and arbitrage contractsToby's pricing strategies for managing both his 30-day leases and his STRsWhy having a blog about your STR market is a powerful marketing toolWhy Toby decided to get involved in the Hospitable Hosts book projectThe 2 biggest lessons Toby learned when he transitioned to the 30-day+ leasing modelThe important connections Toby made through Legends XConnect with TobyThe Cajun Traveler on FacebookThe Cajun Traveler on InstagramResourcesHospitable Hosts: Inspiring & Memorable Stories From Airbnb Hosts Around The World To Educate & MotivateHospitable HostsThe Cali Adventurer BlogEP200: A Serial Airbnb Entrepreneur from Lafayette Apply for Legends X STR AcceleratorGet Paid for Your Pad NewsletterSTR Legends MastermindEmail jasper@getpaidforyourpad.comSponsored byLegends X STR Accelerator See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How can you earn a living from your passion for the written word? When I started as a writer, it seemed exceptionally difficult to earn a good living from the written word. That's probably because I was trying to make a living as a journalist in Ireland, and as a pretty small country, there were few opportunities. But I quickly discovered that my experiences weren't unique. It's pretty tricky to earn a living from the written word. Or at least it was up until a few years ago.Now there are a variety of platforms and online tools that make it easier for writers to connect with readers and their audience. You can start a blog, you can build a following on Twitter, you can self-publish a book, and then you can create a companion course. There are a plethora of opportunities for writers today. It depends on where your passion lies, but finding time for all these projects and balancing creative work with earning a living can be challenging.In this week's podcast, I caught up with Adam Davidson. He's the founder of Planet Money and a former writer for publications like The New Yorker. He's also the author of the rather excellent book, The Passion Economy: The New Rules for Thriving in the 21st Century, which I recommend you check out. In the book, Adam profiles eight rules that people who are passionate about something can use and apply to earn a good living from whatever takes their interest, including writers. In this episode, we discuss:His next creative project and how it's more of a passion projectThe tension between doing something that pays the bills and doing something to build a businessCreating something just for you that you want to release out into the worldAnd what this scenario looks like for AdamResources:Adam on TwitterPlanet MoneyAdam on NPRSupport the show

The medical establishment has finally realized that if you want to know how patients feel about their lives, you need to speak to them! And they recognize that our patient experience is VALUABLE, so they're willing to pay for our time.But it can feel like you're only there to share your complaints and problems. And you are more than your health condition!My guests today work at Merakoi, an agency that enables healthcare companies to collaborate with patient experts and their communities across multiple diseases and geographies. For me, the key word in that description is collaborate. Merakoi recognizes that patient advocates are highly skilled professionals with lived disease experience. So by getting to know their community, Merakoi ensures patients are enabled to deliver real-life insights and creative solutions to the projects that they work on. It's not just about sharing your problems, you get the opportunity to bring your skills across the entire product development lifecycle! I think Merakoi is offering a uniquely human-centric way for patient advocates to work with health solution providers. So I'm proud that they are working closely with Patients Getting Paid, posting many of their opportunities with the PGP Community. It's another reason to join today!In this episode:Where the idea for Merakoi came fromKathy's early experiences of patient advocacy, and why working with Merakoi is different How patient experts are recruited, and how they are selected for each projectThe big question! How much do patient experts get paid?Details of Merakoi opportunities inside the Patients Getting Paid communityFull notes and resources at https://patientsgettingpaid.com/blog/getting-patients-paid-merakoi

#020 - Cris Edwards and Bryh Joy are two middle-aged single mums, besties, interior designers and now tiny home builders based in Tweed Heads in NSW. Cris & Bryh see and feel the housing affordability crisis and want to be part of the revolution. This first tiny home is being built on spec and they are filming and sharing the entire journey. As two renters who are terrified of having to move again and unable to afford to buy...they can see that their future is in a tiny home.They are determined to build the most beautiful tiny home in Australia from the perspective of WOMEN and are confident someone will want it for their home, Air bnb or vacation house. They have NO idea what they are doing but are so excited to be part of this community and learn along the way...sharing their ups and downs as they go.In this conversation we talk about:All about their DIY tiny house building projectThe multi-purpose mission behind building their first tiny houseWomen in building and “lady tradies”Some of the main features they'll be including in their tiny homeSome of the challenges they've experienced during this project... and more!Find out more about the podcast and get the episode show notes & links here:https://tinyhouseconversations.com/020And make sure you subscribe so you'll know exactly when new episodes are live!You can follow Cris and Bry's tiny adventures here:IG: https://www.instagram.com/biglife.tinyhome/ W: https://www.thegoodroom.net.au You can follow my tiny adventures here:IG: https://www.instagram.com/tinyhouseconversationsFB: https://www.facebook.com/tinyhouseconversationsSupport the show

Welcome to Mining Your Own Business Podcast. Each episode will bring in data and analytics gurus from around the world as they regale us with their data analytics stories and enlighten us with their secrets for how to turn data into actionable insights.In this podcast, we are joined by Korri Jones, A Senior Lead Machine Learning Engineer and Innovation Coach at Chick-Fil-A. He discusses his background and his career journey that lead him to be a Machine Learning Engineer working at Chick-Fil-A.he also talks about what it is to be a Machine Learning Engineer and what are the usual works and tasks every day. He also shares how he manages his teams such as the Data Science Team and the Data Engineering Team to be more productive and dynamic with each other. He also answered the big question in this show, given an ideal scenario, what would you focus on? Lastly, Korri describes what it looks like working with Chick-Fil-A.Key TakeawaysWhat is a machine learning engineer and when they get involved in a projectThe value that an innovation coach brings to a teamWhere project ideas originate & how they are decided uponHow they operationalize projects at Chick-fil-AThe unique culture of the Chick-fil-A team QuotesI want people to do what they are hired to do and really just crush it. I don't need a data scientist doing all of the engineering work. I don't need the engineer doing all the data science work. - Korri Some people talk about thinking outside the box. We help to make sure that there is no box in the first place. And so you don't have to try to think inside or outside of a box. - Korri Featured in this EpisodeEvan Wimpey Director of Analytics Strategy at Elder ResearchLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/evan-wimpey-40469b47Website: www.elderresearch.comKorri Jones Senior Lead Machine Learning EngineerInnovation Coach at Chick-Fil-A Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/korri-jones-mba-780ba56 Chapters00:00 Introduction01:39 Korri's Background04:00 Korri's Career as a Senior Lead Machine Learning Engineer07:01 Balancing the technical side and business side09:01 What is an innovation coach?11:36 Getting the ideas from the data science team or others14:02 When does a machine learning engineer get involved16:44 How are projects decided upon19:11 If there was a magic "analytic success" button, where would Korri use it?22:51 Working With Chick-Fil-A 25:10 Outro

Come along with me as I go about my day and share things with you. This episode I touch on A new blog projectThe grand babyAnd a passion, of sorts. Support the show

This week, Sah welcomes Peggy Callahan, an award winning filmmaker, and human rights activist. She was honored to capture the life-changing conversations between His Holiness the Dalai Lama and his 'mischievous brother' Archbishop Desmond Tutu that inspired the film Mission: JOY - Finding Happiness in Troubled Times. Peggy served as the co-director and producer. Peggy also co-founded Voices4Freedom and Free the Slaves, two international non-profits dedicated to ending modern day slavery in our lifetime.MissionJOY.orgMissionJOY.org/BIGJOYVoices4Freedom.orgJoin Sah's Newsletter THIS WEEK to receive an exclusive link to watch the film, Mission: JOY: https://bit.ly/3wEy5ehYou can also join the worldwide Facebook live watch, June 2 at 5pm PT for a 48-Hour viewing window on Sah's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/sah.dsimoneIn this episode, Sah and Peggy discuss...Behind the scenes of Mission: JOY with His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond TutuThe many truths Peggy gleaned from working so closely with the Holy MenWhy it's so important to find joy in life'The Big Joy Project,' a citizen science projectThe 40.3 million people currently in modern day slaveryGenerational slavery in India: How it happens and what they are doing to end itUnreasonable love, mystical experiences, and forgivenessand more....✨✨✨The SAH Method Movement Healer Teacher Training is now open!Join our first cohort with an early bird $1k discount by Jun 3, 2022Class starts July 9, 2022www.sahmethod.comHave questions?Join Sah for a Free Webinar: How to Become a Certified SAH Method Movement HealerMay 31, 2022 at 9am PT and 5pm PTwww.sahdsimone.com/webinar✨✨✨Join Sah for a transformative, immersive Sah Method Spiritual Dance retreat in 2022!Spiritually Sassy: An Immersive 5-Day Sah Method Dance Retreat at Omega Institute in upstate New York, June 19-24: https://bit.ly/3pTHY5tSpiritual Dance: An Immersive 8-Day Sah Method Retreat in Mykonos, Greece, October 8-15: https://bit.ly/38Git1J✨✨✨Get more Sah in your life:

Today Ted speaks with Trisha Isabey, Creative Director and Principal Designer at Isabey Interiors, an award winning design company based in Kelowna, BC specializing in both residential and commercial designs.The mom of two has loved design for as long as she can remember, but it was only in October 2012 when she established her own company. She sees her background as a professional stockbroker and financial planner as having paved the way for her current career, when her business acumen finally caught up with her passion for interior design.Today, Isabey Interiors has grown into a team of 27 and is now ranked as the largest interior design firm in British Columbia. Trisha has since expanded into offering a furniture and home decor store called Furnish by Isabey Interiors, and a gift box business called Furnish for You.Trisha is a regular columnist in Reno & Decor magazines, and the team's work is regularly featured in both local and national design and lifestyle publications.Topics Discussed: Why Trisha got into interior design and her experience starting her own businessTrisha's core values and inspiring her team to adopt themLessons learned from her husband Kevin, who leads a team of 500The power of habit and sticking to the processThe mentality of the youth towards failureStaying on top of client wants between Trisha's four companiesWorking with draftsmen in KelownaAchieving synergy between different departments on a projectThe difference between a good designer and a bad designerWhether Trisha imagined that she would have the success she has todayLessons learned in her second marriageHow Trisha mentors her kidConnect with Trisha Isabey Interiors:Website: https://www.isabeyinteriors.com/Instagram: isabeyinteriorsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/isabeyinteriorsTwitter: https://twitter.com/TrishaIsabeyYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzsgl0apA6EnhDIKaVz2vRQConnect with Build Magazine:Website - https://www.buildmagazine.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/buildmags/?hl=enFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/BuildMags/Key Quotes by Trisha:My core values are kindness and respect. I don't believe in getting things in a way that hurts somebody.The process is how you're going to get there. You have to stop focusing so much on the goal, because if you know what the goal is, then it's all about building a daily framework to get to the goal, and you will get there. Stop worrying about how fast it's going to be because you have no control over that.I don't think you can be a perfectionist when you are a visionary. Otherwise, you wait for your vision to be perfect and it's never going to be perfect.It doesn't matter how good your builder is. If your design sucked or wasn't properly planned, you're in trouble.

Episode 37: Welcome to a special episode!  This week, I'm thrilled to share with you an episode from my friend and wildlife conservation photographer, Jaymi Heimbuch, who hosts Impact: The Conservation Photography Podcast.  Jaymi was a guest on our show in Episode 7, where she shared super helpful and practical advice on conservation photography projects and visual storytelling.  Her interview inspired many of you to start thinking about ways in which you, too, can use your photography to raise awareness around conservation issues you care about.  But knowing how to actually get started and what kind of story to tell can be really challenging.  To help you jumpstart the process, please enjoy this guest episode from Impact where Jaymi shares:Three types of photo stories that can help you kickstart a conservation story projectThe benefits and challenges of each type of storyExamples from Conservation Photography 101 studentsWhich type of story best suits you for what you want to accomplishAnd much more!LINKS MENTIONED:Website: https://jaymiheimbuch.com/ Follow Jaymi Heimbuch on InstagramConservation Storytellers AcademyJaymi's course: Conservation Photography 101 (Jan enrollment)Jaymi's membership community: Wild Idea LabListen to and follow Jaymi's awesome podcast - Impact: The Conservation Photography PodcastEpisode 7: Creating Images With Impact in Conservation Photography with Jaymi HeimbuchJaymi's Detailed Show Notes***I'd love to hear from YOU on how OPS can best serve you in your photography aspirations for the coming year.  If you'd like to share your input, please complete this short survey (https://forms.gle/opvzabowM7Ln3B748). Your feedback is very important to me, so thank you in advance!***HAVE A QUESTION?Record a Question for Tidbit TuesdayLOVE THE OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHY PODCAST?Ways you can support the show:Buy Me a CoffeeLeave a Rating and ReviewShare the show with others!CONFUSED ABOUT WHERE TO FOCUS?Download my FREE Hyperfocal Distance Made Easy EbookABOUT BRENDA PETRELLA (host)Learn more about meVisit my online portfolioConnect with me on Instagram

In this episode, Linda Armbruster discusses her journey of building out Spark Works, a strategic human-centered innovation firm, pulling from her background in the academic discipline of innovation. Taking her passion of lifelong learning and an insatiable desire to connect interdisciplinary capacities, processes, and products, Linda discusses the insights and challenges she's seen along the way.Listen for advice on: What the numbers game in innovation really meansCreating rules and frameworks around evaluating the feasibility of an innovation projectThe core differences between European and American innovation marketsHow to create ecosystems around different kinds of innovationLearn more:Linda Armbruster (Guest): https://www.linkedin.com/in/linda-armbruster-3b6920103/?originalSubdomain=ch Zoia Kozakov (Host): https://www.linkedin.com/in/zoia-kozakov/About WIN: Women in Innovation: https://www.womenininnovation.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Martha Weidmann is CEO and Co-Founder of NINE dot ARTS, where she oversees all business operations.  From hotels, multi-family residential properties, and offices to large-scale, mixed-use developments and interactive public art installations, NINE dot ARTS leverages the power of original art to transform ordinary places into one-of-a-kind experiences. Martha graduated from Colorado State University with a dual major – Communications and Fine Arts.She started her career with Walker Fine Art gallery in Denver, then moved on to the most prestigious art consulting firm (at the time) in the region, McGrath and Braun, from which NINE dot ARTS was born.Join Our Passive Investor NetworkDownload Our Passive Investor Guide to Multifamily SyndicationsWE DISCUSS:How she found an opportunity in the art industry.What led her to create a business that added value and that people wanted.Their business case.The early challenges that she faced in building her business.What a typical real estate-related client looks like.How her business increases market value recognition for real estate projects.The impact that the “art & culture” approach brings to a real estate projectThe process of engaging with her company.Why they focus on local emerging talents.The types of clients they deal with.When should clients start engaging with them.Her takeaways in building her own business.Her projections for the future of her business.The launch of the state-of-the-art report.KEY QUOTE:“The more savvy real estate developers have figured out that art can add value beyond its cost. "CONNECT WITH OUR GUEST:Instagram: @ninedotarts LinkedIn: NINE dot ARTS | Art Consultants and CuratorsCONNECT WITH US! Visit our Website: https://www.canovocapital.com/podcastConnect with us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/apartmentinvestingjourney/?modal=admin_todo_tourFollow us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpmNIzpEzxGn5ZuNgjAVV-w/featuredFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/apartmentinvestingjourney/Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/apartment-investing-journey/id1464256464LOVE THE SHOW? PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, RATE, REVIEW & SHARE

In this episode,  Nick interviews Steven on his latest flip project in Bridge of Earn.  Although Steven is an experienced developer, he shares the ups and the downs of the project and the vital lessons learnt along the way.We talk about the following:How the deal was structured with a joint-venture partnership.How the deal was sourced The numbers breakdown and what profit they aim to makeThe challenges faced due to rising prices of materials and how they overspent on the budgetValuable lessons learnt from the projectThe opportunities available in this market for flipping properties and what sort of properties you should be focusing onYou can view pictures of this amazing project over on Stevens Instagram page where he documents all his property developments.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Hope you find it useful and we would appreciate it hugely if you could find time to leave a review on Apple Podcasts.  Connect with us on social media:  Join the Scottish Property Podcast Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/628274537711227/Steven Clark on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevenclark84/Nick Ponty on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nick_ponty/ Email us: Steven@steven-clark.com Nick@arcproperty.uk

We know what you're thinking... "How much does it cost?" That question is bound to come up sooner or later as you plan for your upcoming project, and we'd prefer to address this with you sooner than later.On this episode, Leslie, Breck & Claire dive head first into the REAL challenges that will arise on your development journey and how to SQUASH them up front by properly planning your project.Here's a glimpse at what you'll learn from us in this episode:The first 3 things you NEED to consider when starting to plan your projectThe top challenges you will encounter when creating your budget, and how to overcome them.What about building with shipping containers? Can it really save on costs?How Three Squared helps you put your budget together the right way.What it REALLY took to achieve our 100% permit approval rate.3 simple ways you can control your costs.Breck's Project Highlight of The Week: Lone Tree Point Acres!For behind the scenes footage, project updates & more, follow @threesquaredinc on Instagram.Find the full show notes from today's episode here.>> Ask us about your project HERE.

Let's redefine mental illness as a different state of consciousness that can move us toward a spiritual life. Depression, suicidal ideation, paranoia, and schizophrenia contain a set of experiences that can teach us and reveal aspects of life and of ourselves that we wouldn't otherwise see. Ricky is a Life, Spirituality and Wellness Coach. He writes about spirituality, philosophy, mindfulness, meditation, and psychology in his blog Mind That Ego.Quotes to remember: “If we can embrace suffering and not crave happiness and not be overly resistant toward difficult feelings, that's going to lead us down a fulfilling path.” “Spirituality is not a hobby. It's a way of being.” “You are not a product of what goals you achieve.” “Ultimately, our truest essence is beyond what we can identify with.” “You are not the center of the universe, but you are the universe.” “Depression is a great teacher.” Takeaways:It's common to link being scientific with being atheist/cynical toward spiritualityThe journey of spirituality is bitter at first, then like sweet nectarWith suffering, the only way out is throughUnresolved grief and sadness contribute greatly to our sufferingOur spirituality evolves in spirals, and each stage incorporates all previous stagesSelf-transcendence is what lies beyond the ego and beyond Western individualismYou can be spiritual and have goalsThe ego will constantly try to intrude and impose, even when you are engaging in a passion projectThe ego both downplays and aggrandizes the truthWhat we identify with can hold us back and keep us stuck, even if it's supposedly a good identityWhen our Shadow side (our undesirable side) is not faced, it will come out as projection onto othersWe are afraid of not only our Shadow but also our power, potential, and creativityMental illness can be the beginning of spiritual awakening; nonstandard states of consciousness are not necessarily insanityOur potential is far beyond our sensesCuriosity is the antidote to fearWhat you'll learn:Ricky's introduction to spirituality through sufferingHow he talked himself through the suffering of mental illness to a place of wholenessOur understanding of Maslow's hierarchy of needs isn't the full picture of what Maslow intendedAbout Ricky's relationship with goal-settingHow our concept of our identity shifts as we growWhat envy can teach us about ourselvesMentioned on the podcast: https://www.mindthatego.com/Maslow's hierarchy and self-transcendenceSpiral DynamicsEckhart TolleDr. Leanne WhitneyKen WilberCrazy Wise documentaryStanislav Grof and Holotropic BreathworkLinks:FacebookMediumYoutubeInstagram

In this episode of the Unbound Writer's Club, Nicola is in conversation with Sarah Parkes. Sarah is a Legacy Life Coach who supports people to create the life they want. She's also in the process of co-creating a book. In this Episode:Delving behind the scenes of a collaborative book projectThe freedom of unbound writingOur legacy coming from our purposeThe vulnerability of co-creating a bookCreating a legacy of feminine social changeThe magic that happens when people come togetherLinks Mentioned:UNBOUND and Unbound WritingThe Unbound Writing MastermindBook a chat with Nicola here. Connect with Sarah on her website and Facebook.

In this Bonus Episode Alissa talks with Vanesa Zuleta Goldberg, Natalie Alfaro Frazier, Jenny Nutzman and Cameron Bellm,  some of the creators who are part of Common Horizon, a print publication that explores the 7 Themes of Catholic Social Teaching.  Listen in to hear the five women discuss:Caring beyond ourselvesCaring beyond our ChurchFollowing the model of Jesus via Catholic Social TeachingMaking spaces that allow for showing up as our real selvesRacismThe Death PenaltyWidening our tables and the voices we hear fromNuns and the role of women in our faithBeing a Church of Accompaniment Giving Rise to CourageStepping into SilenceRejoicing and Grieving at the very same timeThe importance of being in line with Church teaching for this projectThe catechism affirming our call to actThe balance of being voices of honest and voices of grace

She was on her scooter when she was sideswiped in a hit-and-run. As a yoga teacher, Fallon Lev feels like everything she's learned has led up to this moment. She shares with us how this accident is transforming her, how powerful community is, and the ways she's rediscovering herself and her story.Buy Bonnie a cup of tea at @Bonnie-WeeksSign up for Bonnie’s sexy Sunday poetry prompts HEREConnect with Bonnie: Instagram, Email (hello@bonnieweeks.com), WebsiteConnect with Laurel: Instagram, Website, Lev Letter - fallonlev.com/my-hearts-projectThe music for this episode is Threads by The Light Meeting. You can listen to more of their music at www.thelightmeeting.com.Photo: Jess KeatingPodcast Producer: Marcus Strange

Jennifer Anne Gordon was born a strange, pale, and quiet child, a ghost scared of ghosts.... Originally from New Hampshire, she studied acting at The New Hampshire Institute of Art. She grew up to become an actress, magician's assistant, artist, writer, dancer, and muse. She currently haunts lonely places in New Hampshire, though she is not dead.Her debut novel, "Beautiful, Frightening, and Silent," earned Jennifer the Kindle Award for Best Horror/Suspense 2020, the Best Horror 2020 in the Authors on the Air Awards, and was a finalist for both the American Book Fest's Best Book Award Horror 2020, and the Authors on the Air Book of the Year.In this episode we go deep into:Jennifer’s dancing history and how it influences her writingHow being a Pantser of Dance formed her witing processHow her 7th grade bullies helped her craftHer experimentation with different styles of writing from poetry to journalismHow she, ‘Broke through the barrier’ to start writing her first novelWhy it’s always horror and how ‘Pet Cemetery’ and ‘The Haunting of Hill House’ were her genesis What drew her to horror as a child and her influencesWhat her intentions were when writing her debut novelHow PitMad kicked her in the pants to get her book ‘out there’Her views on going back to a finished projectThe creative process through the drafts of her booksHer journey from idea to award winning novelWhat being an award-winning writer does to self-expectationsWhy an author brand is importantWhat art means to Jennifer and how it has helped her throughout her creative journey so far and how she continues to use itHow she approaches character research for historical horrorFind out more about Jennifer:https://www.jenniferannegordon.com/https://www.facebook.com/JenniferAnneGordonAuthor/https://www.instagram.com/jennifergenevievegordon/ https://twitter.com/JenniferAnneGo5 Links from the show:https://raisondetre.bandcamp.com/ (The artist she referenced)Get your Great Writers Share merchandise!https://www.danielwillcocks.com/merch/gwsGWS Press books:Collaboration for Authors: https://books2read.com/u/3G2jLnSpecial thanks to:Intro vocals: Persephone RoseShow theme: Karl HughesBecome a Patron of the show! Get exclusive bonus content, find your tribe, and get early access to all episodes.Thank you to my patrons:David HinesHarley ChristensenJon CronshawJenn MitchellInnes RichensIan J MiddletonMichael AnderleKatie ForrestYanni JadeMeg CowleyH.B. LyneJoSacha BlackLaura KCrys CainSamantha FrostVictoria LK WilliamsBrett JacksonFaye... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s episode is a call to action to create a lifestyle you love. Angie shares her journey from being the main breadwinner on a 9-5 job for her family to an entrepreneur with freedom and flexibility of the schedule. She tells us how she got from feeling like she was missing out on her kid’s lives to creating a more intentional life. 4 Must-Have Checklists for Your Kids so You Can Sit Back and Relax (While They get Ready on Their Own)What we’re talking about…That finding what you want to do in life sometimes takes timeThe power of questioning the way we do thingsHow accountability can help you reach your goalsHow to combat the feeling of overwhelm with a new projectThe unconventional approach to work-life balanceHow goals help you stay focussed and set healthy boundariesLINKS MENTIONEDAccountability Buddy for Hire website Accountability Buddy for Hire InstagramPretty Sure We Can Do Better Membership

NEWSTAR SPORTS PRESENTS -Today we talk to F45 business owners Tevita and Belinda Koloamatangi about purchasing not just one but TWO F45 franchises (Nelson & Richmond).  We discuss:How their journey beganFinancing their projectThe risks involvedFinalising a locationObstacles they overcame The awesome F45 cultureTransferable skills from Rugby life

Confronting the societal and familial taboo of addiction, Keulards courageously shares her journey to understand the impact on her brother, herself and their family. Fifteen years following her brother's death by cardiac arrest in a luxury Berlin hotel room due to his drug use, Keulards literally and metaphorically pulls back the curtain to reveal her exploration and discovery of the human experience of addiction. With this tactile book and a companion multimedia installation Keulards creates an immersive experience.In this book group,Vivian Keulards discusses, among other things:Understanding the implications of sharing a family secretHow assumptions slip into factsDepicting the human side of addictionThe benefits of working with book designers and a publisherHer crowd-sourcing experience to fund the projectThe magic of serendipity The role of collaborationReferenced in the episodeTonic by Ralf MohrenTrailer of Christiane FPoulomi Basu - Blood SpeaksDesign Agency PutGootinkSchilt PublishingLensculture ReviewBook ContentVivian Keulards Website | InstagramEngage with J. Sybylla Smith https://www.jsybyllasmith.com Instagram @jsybylla and Facebook @j.sybylla.smith

Things we talk about in this episode:How this record-breaking flight was plannedThe practicalities and challenges of flying across Europe in an electric aircraftHow green mobility enthusiasts from across Germany rallied behind he projectThe future of green flying and prospects for electric aircraft development

Andy Sewell’s first book The Heath was a winner of the International Photobook Award 2012 and is included in Martin Parr’s The Photobook: A History Vol. III.  His work is found in private and public collections including The V&A Museum, The MAST Foundation, The Museum of London, Columbia University Art Collection, Eric Franck Collection, The Hyman Collection and the National Media Museum. He was born in East London and grew up in the commuter belt north of the city, a place part rural and part suburban.   He now lives in East London again.  His work explores the permeable quality of the boundaries we put between things.  The Heath is about the paradox of a place managed to feel wild.  Something Like a Nest explores the gap between the countryside as an idea, somewhere often imagined and depicted as an escape from modernity, and the messier, enmeshed landscape we find there.  His latest book, Known and Strange Things Pass, just published by Skinnerboox, looks at the cables carrying the Internet across the Atlantic and costal locations they link.  Exploring, in these places where the digital network is concentrated, a literal and metaphorical entwining of worlds we think of as separate - the ocean and the Internet, the close and the distant, the physical and the virtual, what we think of as natural with the cultural and technological.   Andy’s work is defined by the relationships created between pictures.  It is driven by a fascination with the contradictory quality of seeing – the feeling that as we look closer at things they become more lucid, more themselves, and yet, and at the same time, more entangled, unknowable, and mysterious.   On episode 139, Andy discusses, among other things:His new book, Known and Strange Things PassHaving two bodiesThe importance of chanceNoticing what’s thereResearching the projectThe feeling of embodiment from being in waterHis Previous book, Something Like a NestFirst book, The HeathReferenced:Hyperobjects by Timothy MortonSeamus HeaneyHiroshi Sugimoto  Website | Instagram | Twitter“As I grew up, I was taught the more closely you see something, the more you know about it. The more data we have on it, the less mysterious it becomes. I find the opposite is true. The closer you look at stuff the more mysterious, the more entangled it becomes.”

You can find Heitor on Twitter as @heitor_lessa.Here are the resources that were mentioned during the show:Well-Architected frameworkWell-Architected framework Serverless Application LensThe serverless-airline example projectThe serverless-ecommerce example projectThe CDK Patterns project by Matt CoulterHow Alma Media is using AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK)AWS Lambda Powertools (Python)DAZN Lambda Powertools (Node.js)Amazon Leadership PrinciplesAnd check out the episode with Alma Media which was mentioned in this week's episode: #23: Serverless at Alma Media with Ari PaloIf you want to learn how to apply the well-architected principles discussed in this episode and build production-ready serverless applications, then check out my upcoming workshops at productionreadyserverless.com and get 15% OFF with the promo code "yanprs15".For more stories about real-world use of serverless technologies, please follow us on Twitter as @RealWorldSls and subscribe to this podcast.This episode is sponsored by ChaosSearch.Have you heard about ChaosSearch? It’s the fully managed log analytics platform that uses your Amazon S3 storage as the data store! Companies like Armor, HubSpot, Alert Logic and many more are already using ChaosSearch as a critical part of their infrastructure and processing terabytes of log data every day. Because ChaosSearch uses your Amazon S3 storage, there’s no moving data around, no data retention limits and you can save up to 80% vs other methods of log analysis. So if you’re sick and tired of your ELK Stack falling over, or having your data retention squeezed by increasing costs, then visit ChaosSearch.io today and join the log analysis revolution!Opening theme song:Cheery Monday by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3495-cheery-mondayLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

James Blatch is a former BBC Defence Reporter and a former BBFC Film Examiner. He reported for the BBC on the UK military from, among other places, HMS Invincible, Kuwait, the Arctic Circle as well as covering the UK air offensive during the Kosovo Conflict in 1999. However, you probably know James Blatch as one of the voices of the incredibly rich and popular Self Publishing Formula podcast which he co-hosts with thriller author Mark Dawson. James is also a director of the Self Publishing Formula Limited, an online course provider for independent authors, of which I have personally benefited from.In this episode we go deep into:What 3 things James would never leave the house withoutWhere Jame’s writing journey beganWhy NaNoWriMo helped James finish his first projectThe challenge between switching from journalistic writing to fiction writingThe evolutionary journey of a 10-year novelHow being surrounded by other writers with the SPF podcast has influenced how James approaches his next worksWhy you should always think of writing the next bookThe origin of James’ involvement in the Self Publishing Formula podcastWhat are the lessons learned from working with Mark Dawson and running the podcastGetting over imposter syndrome by humanizing other authorsThe pressure that comes with launching a first book when you’ve already got a large podcast platformHow to keep the pressure of waiting readers at bay when writingWhen are we going to see The Last Flight published?Why does James writeJames answers questions from Patrons:H.B. Lyne: How do you use your journalism background in your writing?Meg Jolly: James, is the book done yet?!?Ian J Middleton: I really enjoyed listening to James on Writers Ink the other week. From his experience in journalism, does he have any tips for interviewing people?Sacha Black: How many pints does James owe me now for not publishing by LBF?Find out more about James:https://selfpublishingformula.com/https://www.jamesblatch.com/Links from the show:J Thorn’s “9 Things”series: http://getbook.at/9thingsseriesThe Creative Penn Episode 500: https://pod.link/309426367/episode/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cudGhlY3JlYXRpdmVwZW5uLmNvbS8_cD0zMTc4OA==Ads for Authors course: https://selfpublishingformula.com/courses/Author Accelerator: https://www.authoraccelerator.com/Get more from Great Writers Share!https://www.danielwillcocks.com/merch/gwshttps://www.facebook.com/groups/greatwritersshare/GWS Press books:Collaboration for... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reinventing YourselfHow to deal with multiple lay offs and stay strongHave a plan BBuilding resilience through experience Find something that brings you joy (like dance or whatever works for you)Have something to look forward toEverything happens for a reasonWorry won’t helpEverything that you are doing today is a preparation for the next projectThe skills you learn from one situation can help you in the nextask people “what do you see that I am good at”You have to be positive because it just opens up the worldPut your own oxygen mask on firstKeep calm and carry on and things may flow betterEnergy follows thoughtPEOPLE / COOL STUFF MENTIONED IN THE SHOWhttps://malinisarma.com/podcast/Children’s book “How Santa Got His Job” by Stephen Krensky http://stephenkrensky.comPower Up Podcasting www.smartpassiveincome.comQuote “No snow flake ever falls in the wrong place”-zen sayingQuote “What does this make possible”Quote “Weather you think you can or you think you can’t, you are right” Henry FordClick here https://tremendous-speaker-5255.ck.page/b23c0522b7 to download a PDF of the quotes to put on your fridge and stay inspired!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/taylorfit)

I'm joined by Dani Kahi, Microsoft Business Applications practice lead at Empired, who shares the story behind one of his client projects, Lives Lived Well.How the Lives Lived Well CRM project started with a review of the high-level requirementsAdopting Scrum gradually during the course of the projectThe benefit of having a scrum master (or a project manager) who is familiar with ScrumDani's advice for Microsoft customers who are new to the product owner roleUsing a blend of partner and customer resourcesChallenges they had switching from Voice of the Customer to FormsProGoing live as the COVID-19 pandemic hit AustraliaPitching an agile approach to prospective clientsUsing Azure DevOps for product backlog management and managing test casesDani's requirements mastering and solution envisioning peer groupThe Amazing App show's first review on PodchaserShow ContactsDani Kahil on LinkedInEmpiredLives Lived WellCustomery Academy students: Luis Guzman and Matt BaumShow ResourcesDani Kahil's blogDani Kahil's Mastering Solution Envisioning peer groupScrum for Microsoft Business AppsAmazing Applications show on PodchaserSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/amazingapps)

Donate to The Bail Project: https://tiltify.com/@naturecheckdnd/nature-check-bail-projectThe group camps at the base of the fossil hill, but when they wake in the morning, they're surrounded by strange company. After some trial-and-error with communication, our heroes set off to help Gary investigate the theft of their food stores. The trail leads them back to the base of the sick kapok tree from the previous morning, but will the group be able to withstand combat with the fungal thieves?REFERENCE SECTIONFollow us on Twitter:Nature Check: @CheckNatureBrian/Gary: @lovettbrSheryl/DM: @RvingNaturalistJoe/Lucanus: @StylopidaePeter/Cedric: @petercoffeyRyan/Fletcher: @EntemneinNancy/Kae: @ScibugsCindy/Nautia: @unboundpageChannel art by Sheryl/The Roving Naturalist

In late 2017, Gabriel Jimenez was approached by the Venezuelan presidency and asked to create a national digital currency, the Petro. Although very much against the regime, Gabriel saw this as a chance to save his country which was on the brink of economic collapse. A new currency that would move freely over an open network, like Bitcoin. And the government would not be able to control it. So he agreed. Things didn’t go as Gabriel had envisioned. Months later, Gabriel almost paid with his life when he was held at gunpoint by military guards in the President’s palace. He was accused of being a traitor to the government and was forced to hand over the project, which still hasn’t taken off. Last year he fled to the US to avoid being arrested and has since been granted asylum status. He is passionate about cryptocurrency and his country, and is working on a new way to combine the two. From the safety of the US, Gabriel is finally able to share his side of the story and wants to set the record straight on why he did what he did.Topics covered in this episode:Gabriel’s background growing up in VenezuelaGabriel’s return to Venezuela from the USVenezuela in the pre-Chavez daysLiving in Venezuela during Chavez’s ruleThe introduction of crypto to VenezuelaThe Maduro regime and how things got worse from thereWhen the government turned on Gabriel and his teamKnowing the risks of this projectThe current state of the PetroHow things could have gone differently so that Petro could have workedEpisode links: The Coder and the Dictator - Gabriel's first interview with the NY TimesThe Petro WebsiteThe Petro - WikipediaGabriel signing the documents on Live TVGabriel Jimenez TwitterThe Social UsThis episode is hosted by Sebastien Couture & Sunny Aggarwal. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/343

Clare Littlemore is a young adult dystopian and sci-fi author who thrives on fictionally destroying the world with a cup of tea by her side. The tea will often be cold, because her characters have a way of grabbing hold of her and not letting go until the final page of their story is finished. They regularly have the same effect on her readers.In this episode we go deep into:The difference between a dystopian author and a sociopathClare’s journey into writing and how she finished her first major workHow life gets in the way, but you can’t let it winWhy Clare chose dystopian fiction when her first foray was a mystery thrillerWhat keeps people writing when there’s no immediate rewardCelebrating wrapping up a first seriesThe pitfalls of assuming you don’t have to worldbuild, even in dystopian fictionLessons learned from not outlining a series from the beginningDiscovery writers vs planning and finding your preferenceThe benefits of wrapping up series before you’re moving on to the next projectThe effectiveness of digital book toursThe best places to keep up-to-date and learn the latest trends and knowledge in the publishing businessHow Clare splits her day to get things doneFinding the advertising platforms that work for youBuilding a community with fellow authorsBeing deliberate with your platformsWhy it’s important to have a close network of writersWhy Clare Littlemore writesThis week’s question:How do you approach outlining your novel?Find out more about Clare:Https://clarelittlemore.comhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/lastbookcafeonearth/https://www.facebook.com/clarelittlemoreauthor/Links from the show:Collaboration for Authors pre-order https://books2read.com/collaborationSupercharge Your Scene with J Thorn https://theauthorsuccessmastermind.com?aff=willcocksauthorMark Dawson’s Ads for Authors https://selfpublishingformula.com/courses/Special thanks to:Intro vocals: Persephone RoseShow theme: Karl HughesBecome a Patron of the show! Get exclusive bonus content, find your tribe, and get early access to all episodes.Thank you to my patrons:David HinesHarley ChristensenJon CronshawJenn MitchellInnes RichensIan J MiddletonPT HyltonMichael AnderleMark McClureYanni Jade See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's episode we speak to Samira Arjdal, an environmentalist at heart and the first African woman to have participated in WAVE, the world's largest e-mobility rally in Switzerland. Together with her partner Silvia Brutschin, Samira organises a similar event annually in Morocco called RIVE Maroc. And the interesting thing is, that they did not just create a really unique happening promoting e-mobility but also use this very same event to create a charging infrastructure in Morocco. Our interview with Samira was short but inspiring. Stay tuned to hear about: RIVE Maroc and the goal behind the projectThe different partnerships the team has set up to create the necessary charging infrastructure without spending money on their ownHow they are using the rally and a partnership to donate refurbished laptops to schools How you can participate in RIVE Maroc, whether or not you have an electric vehicle And so much more.  We hope you enjoy this episode. Enter Samira.   _ Click here for the blogpost and the youtube video from the interview with Samira. You can also find RIVE Maroc on LinkedIn , Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Almost no businesses "just appear overnight" and most have a significant back story about how they got where they are today. Larissa Miller, the founder of PI Yoga Pants, has just that type of story. She had the idea to make a pair of more comfortable yoga pants in 2016 while traveling through Bali. The following day she found a seamstress through a conversation with a taxi driver, and has since dedicated 100% of herself to turning that idea into a global clothing brand that makes comfortable clothing for women of all shapes and sizes.In this interview she discusses the experiences that she's had on her journey to turn a $500 investment into a 4,000 piece quarterly order by having a vision appropriately following that vision as the business grows. As if that wasn't enough, she also donates a percentage of all her orders to Set Turtle conservation and donates her time restoring the reef while she's there. In this episode you'll hear some of the mindset shifts that you must make as a growing entrepreneur in order to transition from your "cool idea" to a profitable, global brand. We'll cover the following as you listen: Where the idea of PI Yoga Pants beganHow setting a goal, and dedicating 100% of yourself to a projectThe fears that most new business owners have when first startingThe power of simple conversations and connectionsOur goal in this episode is to explain the back story behind PI Yoga Pants to give you inspiration in your own business. Find PI Yoga Pants here:PI Yoga Pants - Website, Instagram, FacebookGet 15% off your order with code: BUILDINGITONLINEContact Brice & Mike here:Major Impact Media - Facebook, WebsiteOutside ROI - Facebook, Website

The show where we discuss things we’re into every other week! In What’s Happening What’s Up we discuss Succession season 2. We then give recommendations for the biweek:TaylorThe Football Ramble Daily https://play.acast.com/s/footballrambleJacobSpanish Aqui Presents podcast https://www.earwolf.com/show/spanish-aqui-presents/TaylorGoing to the fairJacobThe 1619 ProjectThe 1619 Project - The New York Timeshttps://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/08/.../1619-america-slavery.htmlFollow us here:instagram.com/goodtastepodtwitter.com/@jacobthewilson twitter.com/@taylorjaywilsonEmail us: goodtastepod@gmail.comLeave a review and something you want us to check out and we’ll do so! Click here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/good-taste/id1331981072?mt=2Our friends:Our intro song is by Koihttps://open.spotify.com/artist/6MhwQdck5uQDaUUf0wI1kj?si=vzuRLjPCSBSPoCi6wpPOOARival Sports Club https://www.spreaker.com/show/rival-sports-clubTaylor’s other show: https://www.spreaker.com/user/10623863Jacob’s blog: jacobandrewwilson.com/blog

The show where we discuss things we’re into every other week! In What’s Happening What’s Up we discuss Succession season 2. We then give recommendations for the biweek:TaylorThe Football Ramble Daily https://play.acast.com/s/footballrambleJacobSpanish Aqui Presents podcast https://www.earwolf.com/show/spanish-aqui-presents/TaylorGoing to the fairJacobThe 1619 ProjectThe 1619 Project - The New York Timeshttps://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/08/.../1619-america-slavery.htmlFollow us here:instagram.com/goodtastepodtwitter.com/@jacobthewilson twitter.com/@taylorjaywilsonEmail us: goodtastepod@gmail.comLeave a review and something you want us to check out and we’ll do so! Click here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/good-taste/id1331981072?mt=2Our friends:Our intro song is by Koihttps://open.spotify.com/artist/6MhwQdck5uQDaUUf0wI1kj?si=vzuRLjPCSBSPoCi6wpPOOARival Sports Club https://www.spreaker.com/show/rival-sports-clubTaylor’s other show: https://www.spreaker.com/user/10623863Jacob’s blog: jacobandrewwilson.com/blog

PWTorch editor Wade Keller presents a special Interview Classic episode from just over five years ago featuring Wade Keller's wide-ranging lengthy two-and-a-half hour interview with Sean "X-Pac" Waltman. They bring on live callers and answer email questions. Topics include:Early analysis of Shield as singles wrestlers forecasting their futures including risks of a backlash against Roman ReignsHow has reporting in Pro Wrestling Torch held up over the decades?The pros and cons of how Daniel Bryan was pushed by management after fans got behind him in a big wayDoes C.M. Punk owe fans explanation?The public rehabilitation of Scott Hall and Jake Roberts with DDP.His thoughts on marijuanaThe pros and cons of John Cena turning heelDixie Carter turning TNA into a vanity projectThe benefits of steroids versus the health risksChairshots to the headThe prospects of a Sting vs. Undertaker matchThe benefits of Undertaker's streak endingWhat does Vince McMahon mean when he asks wrestlers to show "ruthless aggression"?Sean picking out Roman early as a blue chipper and passing on recommendation to management at a time when Roman was getting discouraged and frustrated with his progress in developmentalSean's early concern about Reigns having a "connection with the fans" when he's in the ring being a possible stumbling block for him.

Getting to the end and looking back and going: We have absolutely created a season of podcast shows that reflects our vision. Maybe that doesn't feel like a big deal, but to me it just feels like we are totally doing it. We are absolutely100% totally doing the thing we said we were going to do. -- CLWhen you're within the episode, in the conversation, then sort of on to the next it seems like little islands. To look back on it and be like that told a cohesive story, there was a thing that happened there and that season fits into the greater story and the story yet untold but it also lives on it's own. If you just kind of follow that season, all the way from Brooke to Chandler, there's a story that makes sense. -- JC What We're All About in This EpisodeIt's a wrap!Well, almost...This is a reflective and sweet episode looking back on what we put out into the world this past season. Here's a look at the shinanegans:Making lemonadeNot only tackling the shift but BEING the shiftMaking shit happen: New website, new software, new/better production, Spotify, fucking awesome content!Fulfilling our visionHonoring the next generation and what it means to pass on knowledge and experience: Where are we now, how do we define ourselves at different stages, what do we have to offer?Building relationships in the digital realm and turning those into real-life loveNone of it matters if they (your student/audience) can’t understand what we're sayingCelebrating the humanity of direction, intrigued, inspired, let down, and re-directingWhat it is to grow up — changing direction (having encouragement and support)Special thoughts about Blossom, John Sharkey, and Chandler Stevens: They showed up as people, laughed, and made jokes, fostered a beautiful human quality to the conversationWorking THROUGH the body: Thank you Pete HamilDebora says a sweet goodbye and launches a new projectThe value of a 5-pack of legal padsConnect with UsEmail us at thinkingpilatespodcast@gmail.com or use the form below.Like us on Facebook at The Thinking Pilates PodcastLeave us a review on iTunes.Chantill – chantill@skillfulteaching.com + (707) 738-7951Debora – dkolwey@gmail.comJames – j.crader@evolvedbodystudio.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of The Anacrusic Podcast, we are talking all about Project Based Learning, aka PBLs in the music room. Today on TAP, our special guest Jess (aka The Whimsical Teacher) shares:What PBLs are, and how they are different from any other projectThe 5 steps to creating a PBLExamples of PBLs she has done in her classroomIdeas for music teachers to incorporate Project Based Learning into our lessonsVisit the Buck Institute by clicking here.Find Jessica on Instagram Here.Click here to become a member of the TAP Insiders Group on FB.

Graphic designer Prescott Perez-Fox gets creative in finding solutions to getting in the zone, maintaining a smooth workflow, and more.You'll Learn:Great habits that your future self will thank you forHow small rituals will help your team power through a projectThe classic/evolutionary/revolutionary system for generating broad alternativesAbout PrescottPrescott Perez-Fox is a New Jersey-based graphic designer and brand developer with more than 14 years of experience in branding, packaging, graphic design, and web design. Following varied experience working in-house for agencies, and as a freelancer, Prescott created his business, Starship Design, to work directly with small business and startup clients. Items Mentioned in this Show:Website: Busy CreatorWebsite: Starship DesignBook: The Culture Code by Clotaire RapailleAudiobook: The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey NiffeneggerSoftware: TextExpanderView transcript, show notes, and links at https://awesomeatyourjob.com/ep85See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

During this hour with Marnie and book launch mentor, Mary DeMuth, you’ll discover: 5 factors successful authors take into consideration before beginning a new book projectThe critical questions you must ask yourself before launching your book publicityHow to market with joy and intentionThe 10 things that can lead to author burn-out and how to get past themWhy every nonfiction and author needs to think about tribe  Mary DeMuth is an international speaker and podcaster, and the author of over thirty books. She lives in Texas with her husband and is the mom to three adult children.

"If you really want to grow as a Photographer, don't study other Photographers. Study the old Masters." This tidbit of advice has shaped David Edmonson's illustrious photography career. It's the advice that has led him to creating his best work. It's the advice that has produced a living photographic master. David graciously agreed to join me for another conversation on The PhotoTellers. In this episode, you'll learn: David's "WHY?" for being a Photographer Fascinating historical details about Vincent van Gogh and VermeerThe gift from Luke to his dad--the Artist in Residence's 1,000 day projectThe 2 qualities that David loves in other Photographers See some of the stellar wedding work that David & Luke are creating HERE. Photographer--do you want David to "adopt you?" CLICK HERE. Learn more about the 1,000 day project, and how you can personally participate by clicking the logo below. "I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than to love people." -Vincent van Gogh Here's a brief segment where David explains why he's a Photographer. _________________ BILL: What is your why? Why are you a photographer? DAVID: Well, that's very simple. The why is . . . that I want to love on people, I want to have influence in their lives, and I have the excuse of carrying a camera. Everything that I do now that at this stage in my life actually the images that I create myself are--the "why?" is--they're for my children; they're for my grandchildren. I'm a terrible writer--I'm ADD and dyslexic as most artists are--and I compose terrible letters. But I think I can tell a story in pictures.

There are a lot of excuses people use for why they don’t invest in real estate. Maybe they work too much. Maybe they don’t have any money. Maybe the market is too hot. But some — like our guest today — don’t let those difficulties stop them. Instead, they use creativity to overcome obstacles and build a real estate empire. So today on the BiggerPockets Podcast, we are excited to introduce you to Dave Meyer, an investor from the Denver market, who shares his story of buying eight units using creativity, intelligence, and in incredible level of hustle!In This Episode We Cover:Who exactly Dave, the VP of Growth for BiggerPockets, isHow his silly neighbor unintentionally encouraged him to buy a houseWhy he chose his friend as a partnerThe details of his first dealWhat he looked for in his first dealThe numbers on that dealWould it still be a great deal without the appreciation in Denver?How he raised his funds for this projectThe importance of acting on opportunities nowWho manages his properties?How a tenant built a staircase for himHow you can learn the market by working hands-onHow Dave bought properties while waiting tablesHis first experience with house hackingTips to keep in mind regarding zoning when finding propertiesAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowJosh’s Twitter AccountBrandon’s Twitter AccountBiggerPockets WebinarBiggerPockets ForumsDancing with the StarsHow Great Leaders Inspire Action by Simon Sinek (TED Talk)Books Mentioned in this ShowThe Book on No or Low Money Down by Brandon TurnerThe Ultimate Beginners Guide to Real Estate Investing by BiggerPocketsStart with Why by Simon SinekLeaders Eat Last by Simon SinekTweetable Topics:“If you have an opportunity, you’re a fool to ignore it. Find a way to do it.” (Tweet This!)“You learn a tremendous amount if you do hands on things such as screening the tenants, doing the open houses. You learn the market and what people want.” (Tweet This!)“Find the deal and figure out how to get the money to make it happen.” (Tweet This!)“Once you start owning, it feels weird to start paying someone else to live in their house.” (Tweet This!)Connect with DaveDave’s BiggerPockets Profile

In this episode of the podcast WLPWR and Brian Onrea interview Knoxville of the platinum production team, The Olympicks (Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Big Sean, A$AP Rocky, etc.)They discuss:His early musical influences coming up in DetroitThe current hip-hop scene in Detroit and where he sees it goingHow he linked up with the other members of The Olympicks and what makes up the dynamics of the teamWhat it takes to make a production team work (to date they’ve never had an issue over money or who gets credit for what)How they met Rick Ross and signed with MayBach Music Group as producersThe making of Ross’ Mafia Music 2The difference between a publishing deal and a song dealThe Olympicks current relationship with Cash Money Records and appearing with Birdman in The BET show MogulsWhat to expect from his team in the near futureFollow Knox at:@Olympick_Knox@The_OlympicksWLPWR and Brian Onrea also discuss:The importance of an artist working with one producers exclusively for an entire projectThe risk and rewards of producers finding their own unknown artists to blow up verses chasing record placementsAs always if you find this Free Game beneficial please rate, comment, and share!@WLPWR@BrianOnrea