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Pulled from the Tools For A Good Life Summit interviews.  Meg Gibbs guides us through a heavy time.  Meg pulls strategies from Shamanism, ceremony, and sacred ceremony to give us her answers.  1) stop doing and slow down.   2) gratefully put your feet on the earth.  3) Ask for help.  And trust yourself.  Write down 20 things that you know.  End the day with gratitude.  And then there's nature :).Administrative: (See episode transcript below)Check out the Tools For A Good Life Summit here: Virtually and FOR FREE https://bit.ly/ToolsForAGoodLifeSummitStart podcasting!  These are the best mobile mic's for IOS and Android phones.  You can literally take them anywhere on the fly.Get the Shure MV88 mobile mic for IOS,  https://amzn.to/3z2NrIJGet the Shure MV88+ for  mobile mic for Android  https://amzn.to/3ly8SNjGet A Course In Miracles Here! https://amzn.to/3hoE7sAAccess my “Insiders Guide to Finding Peace” here: https://belove.media/peaceSee more resources at https://belove.media/resourcesEmail me: contact@belove.mediaFor social Media:      https://www.instagram.com/mrmischaz/https://www.facebook.com/MischaZvegintzovSubscribe and share to help spread the love for a better world!As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Transcript: 0:00:00.1 Speaker 1: Welcome back, everybody, to the Tools For a Good Life Summit. And right now, I would like to introduce to you, Meg Gibbs. Welcome, Meg. Before I read your official bio, I just want to say that... You know what, I'm gonna start with your official bio and then I'm gonna shower platitudes on you. How about we do that?0:00:25.2 Meg Gibbs: Great, I love it. A compliment at the end, sounds good.0:00:28.8 Speaker 1: Okay, good, good, good, good. So Meg Gibbs is a shamanic spiritual guide and somatic coach who helps people heal their relationship with their body and spirit. She has over 20 years of experience, studying with indigenous teachers from the US and South America, specifically working with the Lakota medicine wheel, which I freaking love, and the Q'ero. Am I saying that right? Q'ero.0:00:58.6 Meg Gibbs: Q'ero.0:01:00.9 Mischa Z: Q'ero. And the Q'ero lineage from the Andes of Peru. Her work weaves together ancient wisdom, experiential coaching and leadership techniques, and is grounded in embodied practice... And is grounded in embodied practice and intuition. She holds space for her clients to uncover the truth of who they are and how they want to share that with the world. She offers sessions remotely, for scientific fingerprint analysis, customized coaching, sacred ceremony and soul-aligned branding, to meet her clients where they are, on their personal or entrepreneurial journey?0:01:39.7 Meg Gibbs: Absolutely.0:01:41.5 Mischa Z: Absolutely. Welcome, meg. So, serendipitously, I think our relationship speaks to a willingness to have an open mind and willingness to perhaps embrace and work with somebody that you might not normally go to. Yeah?0:02:01.8 Meg Gibbs: Yeah, absolutely, for sure.0:02:03.7 Mischa Z: Yeah, yeah. So we met through serendipitous events, perhaps five, six... Four, five, six years ago, somewhere in there, and sort of forced cohabitation almost, for a weekend. Yes. And then normally, I think, in the outside world or however you wanna say that, we wouldn't have had an opportunity to work together. But we did, and you have been such a massive, massive part of my personal journey and my transformation. And I just was writing down some of the amazing things that we did together, that you brought me on the journey of. You're like, "Hey, Misha, here's... Let's do this, let's do this." And so, I... Movement exercises, writing exercises, meditation exercises, these ridiculous visualization exercises. And when I say ridiculous, just like ridiculous in a magical way.0:03:06.3 Meg Gibbs: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.0:03:09.7 Mischa Z: And then we did some really cool group stuff via Zoom, which I was pleasantly surprised with, where you had put together some... Almost an online class structure, and people from Canada jumped in, I was in there, we just did all this cool stuff and you've... Again, you bring the magic. Simple as that.0:03:35.9 Meg Gibbs: Thank you. Yeah, it's so fun to be able to support people in that way. And it's funny, because you can read my whole bio and we can talk about what I do, and here's the bullet points, but the truth is, if someone was like, 'Meg, what do you do?" and I was like, "Oh, I make magic happen." And I can't really say that when I shake somebody's hand, but I know that that's part of my truth and part of my gift, is to show up and hold space for magic to happen, for other people. That's the fun part for me. For sure.0:04:05.1 Mischa Z: Yeah, and as I was going down that list, I was literally getting chills, and my hair was standing up even more than... So powerful, so powerful. And again, it just speaks... I don't mean audience, thank you for indulging us, but to have that open mind and to try... If an opportunity falls in front of you like this now, take advantage because it can be transformational, and I think one of the great things you said about me, Meg, not to make this about me, I apologize. But I'm a gamer and willing to jump in the fray and try different things. So I would encourage anybody watching and listening, jump in the fray, take a risk, if somebody on this summit resonates with you, but they're outside of who you might normally think is in your wheelhouse, just go for it.0:05:02.7 Meg Gibbs: Yeah, absolutely. And I think that speaks to something that we'll talk about, which is for me, the connection to the body and really listening intuitively for what comes up for you. And so, when I think of when we met and how we've worked together, there's a sense of trust or expansion or listening, and that's the piece that when I tell people, "Oh, you're looking for a coach or a healer or whatever, a mechanic," it doesn't really matter. But if you can tune in and listen, "Oh, does that person feel good to me?" and it might not even, like you said, logically makes sense of like, "Oh, they're a different gender, or they have this woo specialty that I am not so sure about or whatever," but if it feels like, "Ooh, there's a little something there to play with," that's the piece that I encourage people to follow.0:05:50.6 Mischa Z: Yeah, yeah, I love that. Thank you. So, quickly, somatic. What's somatic coach? When you say it... When that's...0:06:02.8 Meg Gibbs: Yeah. Real simple. Somatic is just meaning, being in your body. So what I do is, I coach people around being in their body, and for me, being in your body is a sacred practice. So it's like building a muscle. We talk a lot about going to the gym and building physical muscle. And so, when you haven't had practice to be in your body, because our society doesn't teach that, you're not asked on a daily basis, "Mischa, how is your heart feeling in your body right now? What does it feel like?" You even named the goose bumps, noticing your physical sensation, noticing when emotions come up, because there's so much wisdom there, and 90% of our world is run from here up. That's it. So imagine, you have access to all of this other information and transformation, and that's what I feel like the body provides. So somatic coaching or somatic wisdom is just being in your body, checking in with your body, learning from your body, all of that is in there. So it's just a fancy word for it. But, yeah.0:07:08.0 Mischa Z: Okay. I love that. Thank you for that. That's a beautiful explanation. And as you were talking about it, literally, I was sensationally in the body, like...0:07:19.0 Meg Gibbs: Right. I could see it in your eyes too. [chuckle]0:07:22.0 Mischa Z: So I wanna talk to... Just quickly too, and maybe three-minute version, but this... You... And I love this about you. It's one of my favorite things about you, is just the fact that you didn't five years ago, decide, "I'm gonna go explore shamanic ideas or this or that," and then bring that to the world. You grew up in it, due to the nature of your family. So when you say 20 years, that means... Yeah, when you were a teen, when you were young, you were... Due to the nature of growing up within it, you're doing this practice. Yeah?0:07:58.2 Meg Gibbs: Yeah, absolutely, yeah. I'll give you the short version. So my mom started working with a Lakota teacher when I was young, and I started working with that teacher when I was 11. So I've been studying shamanic wisdom and lineages for over 20 years, since I was a kid, and I am a white woman, and I like to say that because it's important to know that this is a spiritual lineage for me, it's not a genetic lineage. And honoring that and honoring my teachers, and part of what I believe in, is giving money back to the people who created the space for me to do the work that I do. And with that, what happens for me is this balance of holding what is true, even if it doesn't match up with the outside. And what I mean by that is like, "Yes, I'm a young white person, and I also have this really deep soulful appreciation and carrying of this work inside of myself," and it's integrated into how I see the world and how I relate to people, the work that I do, how I show up, even when I go to the grocery store.0:09:11.1 Meg Gibbs: It's in me, in a way that is not just, "Oh, I took a workshop and now I'm a shaman." And we talked about this, but I don't actually call myself a shaman. Some other people call me that, but I say I'm a shamanic practitioner, and that I do energetic and emotional healing and support with people. But holding the two lineages that I hold spiritually, are the Lakota and then this Andean tradition from the mountains of Peru, and my teacher is Don Mariano. So I've been initiated into these teachings, and it's an extremely... Or it has been, in the past, an extremely private world. And so, growing up with this really disciplined spiritual approach made me, obviously, pretty different from the other kids in middle school, who were talking about sports, and I'm talking about talking to trees on the weekends.[laughter]0:10:06.2 Meg Gibbs: The short version is just that this is very much a part of who I am and how I show up, and it's important to me, that people are honoring the root of where this comes from as well.0:10:20.6 Mischa Z: Perfect, thank you. Beautiful. Well done, in three minutes too, the three-minute version.0:10:25.0 Meg Gibbs: Perfect.0:10:26.9 Mischa Z: And you were saying studying and I'm gonna add to that, implementing. So studying and implementing. So, beautiful. I think we get to it. I say we get to the question. What do you think?0:10:37.7 Meg Gibbs: Yeah, take me. Let's go.0:10:38.9 Meg Gibbs: Alright, fantastic. So I'm gonna lay out a scenario, and then I'm gonna askyou a question, and... If we think of life as that three-legged stool, relationships, finance, health, it's when two of those legs go out, that it really can get... Life can get lifey, if you want to say. And so, for me, my parents passed away in rapid succession, divorce, further failed relationships. Physically, I was fine. I would tell you that. I looked physically fit. I had no stressors going on, physically, but that... For other people, that might...0:11:31.5 Mischa Z: Anyway, you get what I'm saying. But the fact of the matter was, things got so heavy that my normal tools for working through emotional upheaval or through stressful times weren't enough, so I couldn't success my way through it, or work at it, work harder, fix it. So that being the case, and... Oh, here, I'm gonna get back to script. That helps me. I'm gonna get back on script. So to top it off, the pull yourself up from your bootstraps, fix it and push your way through it methods that served me so well, were no longer working. I needed new tools.0:12:15.8 Mischa Z: By the grace of God, I had an open mind for new tools. Hence, Meg dropped into my life. This is my question to you. Thinking of shamanism, ceremony, sacred ceremony, what are the exact next steps you would offer this person, so they know they are headed in the new right direction, that they will have positive momentum towards getting their life back on track?0:12:43.1 Meg Gibbs: Yeah. So the first thing honestly, is take a breath, [chuckle] acknowledging where you are, checking in, noticing what it's like to be you in this moment, is a really powerful tool, and almost zooming out and looking at yourself with love. So I say that because so often, when we're in that space of life crumbling or struggling or whatever, especially if you're holding on from the inside, like if you are someone who is still high achieving and making money and doing the thing, so people don't think there's anything wrong, you're holding a lot, there's a lot of that hamster wheel going on. And so, that breath and that acknowledgement to even just go, "I'm having a hard time right now. Wow. What is it like to meet myself with some compassion?"0:13:42.9 Meg Gibbs: So I think, so often, we launch into action and action steps, and, "How do I do x, y, z?" And here's the thing, you can read books, you can listen to podcasts, you can go to therapy, there's like... Here's 29 things you can do it. But the other side of it is, how you be, how you be in yourself, how you be in the world, how you show up for people, how you need people to show up for you.0:14:11.1 Meg Gibbs: So this is just general sort of life advice, container energy stuff. So to answer your question more specifically around the shamanic piece or around ritual, I like to really use small intuitive rituals. And what I mean by that is, I'm gonna show you. So I brought some tea to our call, I don't know if you can read this.0:14:34.4 Mischa Z: Yeah. Sending you a socially distanced hug in a mug. Nice.0:14:38.5 Meg Gibbs: I love this. It's a happy mug. And so, what I really like to do that's simple is, in the morning or when you have your tea or your coffee or whatever, and you can do this with me if you have some water with you, whatever you're drinking, and so you're just gonna place your hand over it, and we're gonna check in and just for a moment, you can close your eyes, and put your intention from your heart, imagine it reaching out and meeting that cup and that heart space moving through your hand, down into the substance, down into the water, the tea, the coffee, whatever, and placing an intention in there for yourself. "I wanna be kinder to myself today. I wanna give myself space to breathe. I really need some support from the Earth. I wanna be more grounded. I tap into my strength," whatever that is for you. And then when you're ready, you open your eyes and you simply drink it in.0:15:44.8 Meg Gibbs: Small small things.0:15:46.9 Mischa Z: Small, small things. So juicy. That was good.0:15:52.6 Meg Gibbs: Yeah. And there's one that... I don't know about you, I kinda listen to things and then adapt them. And so, I heard years ago, Oprah said something about, "Before your feet hit the floor in the morning, say thank you." And she said, "Say thank you three or four times." And I remember being like, "Oh, I like that. That's catchy. Let me think about it." And so, as a self-identified not-morning person, when things are kind of blowing up in your life, when there's a lot going on, I think one of the most powerful things to do, is to put your feet on the Earth, literally. And if you can, go out your door in the morning, before you talk to anybody... This is like, yes, if you have kids or a spouse or somebody who is with you or your dog or whatever it is, sometimes we talk to people first, which is understandable, but when I can, I will intentionally take myself outside, take my shoes off and put them on the Earth, so that there is an ignited connection. So these small moments, that's what I wanna focus on today, is how you can breathe into the support within and around you. I just felt myself, show up, here we are.0:17:16.7 Mischa Z: Yeah, me too. Yeah, that's good. I love it. Continue.0:17:23.8 Meg Gibbs: Yeah. And so, with that gratitude... So when I say prayers, not everyone says prayers, and whatever you refer to, if you believe in a higher power or something bigger than us, that's how I like to talk about it, something bigger than you. And some of my friends believe that something bigger is our community, it doesn't have to be God or the universe or whatever. So I, because of my spiritual lineage, use the words great spirit, when I'm praying to something bigger than me. So when I'm out there and I put my hands and my feet on the Earth, part of what I'm doing is, I'm giving my energy down into the earth before I take. Because so much of what we do, when we're struggle bussing, is like, "I need support, I need help, I need," whatever, whether that's internal or you're voicing that externally. And so, being able to put your hands or your feet on the Earth for literally three seconds and just say, "I'm so grateful to be here today." And giving that energy down to the thing that gives us life. So, yeah.0:18:35.0 Mischa Z: Meg, that was beautiful.0:18:37.3 Meg Gibbs: Yeah. I've been thinking about it in the shower, what to say.[laughter]0:18:47.5 Mischa Z: So, when you... I love the gratitude, the give to the Earth before we take, or it gives back. Do you do the thank you, thank you, thank you, or that as well, sort of that... You were talking about the little Oprah trick or...0:19:03.4 Meg Gibbs: Yeah, so it sort of depends. This is part of my personal philosophy, is around designing things intuitively, that work for you, because I think some people really need specific practice, and I'm happy to say, "Do this thing, do that thing," but the truth is that, we can then get hung up on the indoctrination of how to do the right thing, instead of trusting yourself. And my goal in life is to help people trust themselves more, 'cause when you trust yourself, that's when you're able to make those split-second decisions, you grow a career you love, you relate to people differently, you connect with things in your world that feel like aligned and exciting.0:19:42.8 Meg Gibbs: So yes, you can get up and say thank you four times, if that's what feels good to you. But for me, for instance, when I pray and I say... The beginning of my prayers are always, "Aho, great spirit, I am grateful for my life and for this day," and that's how I start my prayers 'cause that's what was taught to me. But there are times where I can come in and just kind of feel into my body and feel into myself and say, "Great Spirit, I'm showing up the best I can today." We have to just listen to what's true.0:20:24.1 Mischa Z: You know what I love about just what you were saying too is... I like this, it's like... For me, I had this incredible confidence and was moving through the arc of life so powerfully, and then when the wheels came off, that confidence was shattered. So, to re... I like how you're talking about... It's like you use that as a tool to slowly start rebuilding some confidence. Yeah?0:20:56.0 Meg Gibbs: Yeah. Well, and I would say also, that true alignment of self, where we meet ourselves where we are, and that sounds like a little bit big, so let me see if I can put it a different way. Just to acknowledge what's happening, to be honest about what's happening, because when you say the wheels are coming off, we can intellectually understand that, but when it's like, "I'm having trouble eating because my appetite is gone because I'm so stressed. My relationships are falling apart because I feel lonely, and I'm not sure how to share that with someone. I am worried about interviewing for a new job, because now I feel like crap because this and this and this happened."0:21:41.6 Meg Gibbs: So it's like when you get into the truth of what's happening and honor that you continue to show up, that you're here, you're here at the summit, because you want to experience a new way to face these issues or solve things, and then understanding where you are right now. That's... For me, that's the path forward, 'cause if not, then you're going, "Oh, well, I should feel fine because I have money, and I have this, and I have this, and I have my health and I'm okay," instead of going, "Oh my God, my world. What am I doing?" 'Cause the moment you allow yourself to go, "Hey, I'm feeling lost and alone right now," and somebody else goes, "Oh my God, me too." That's that togetherness.0:22:28.0 Mischa Z: Yeah, yeah. Very cool. What other sort of tips and tricks and tools were you... So I love it. So we had... Step one was sort of acknowledge or however you said that, and then we had a next thing is like, go out, connect to the earth. I love that. Find that moment if you can, when appropriate. Preferably sooner, the better. And take your shoes off, connect to the ground, feet, hands, whatever, that little gratitude exercise and such, was what was next on your...0:23:13.2 Meg Gibbs: On my list. Yeah, so I also... I think, with intuition specifically, which is a big part of my work is helping people tap into what they know to be true, because often, when we go to someone, when we're asking advice or we hire a helping professional, I believe we actually do know the answer. It's in there and instead of piling on lots of people's information, being able to check in and see what is true for me in this moment, and what do I actually know. So one tool that I use when somebody is kind of confused or trying to understand a situation is, instead of saying, "Well, I'm facing this huge unknown and I'm really scared and I don't know where to go next," we tap into what do you know. In what do you know, you even feel that energy shift of, "Okay, I'm gonna name some things that I know out loud," which is hard for people, and you can do this writing, this is a great exercise writing, is to write down 20 things that you know.0:24:18.7 Meg Gibbs: And here's the thing, the reason that it's 20 is 'cause you'll get three to five that are pretty easy, where you're like, "I know I'm safe, I know I'm okay, I know I like sandwiches," whatever it is. But there's something that changes, when you get beyond your comfort zone of, "Oh, here's the initial thoughts," and then you start to go deeper. So this is like a self-coaching tool, where you can really listen, to see, "Oh my gosh, I know... Let me think of something in this moment. I know I do better when I connect with nature. And so, if that's one of my things and that's say, number 17 on the list, I might go, "Oh, after I finish this list, I'm gonna go outside." And the reason I keep bringing up nature, I should say, is because in the Native American spiritual practice and in the Peruvian practice, all of this is connected to earth, earth is mother, Mother Earth, it's called Pachamama is another word for it. And so, when I connect to the great mother, the sacred one who created us all, however you believe that, is that then I'm connecting to my essence self, I'm giving that space of my truth in relationship, in right relationship with where we came from. Does that make sense?0:25:43.9 Mischa Z: It does. Yeah. It does. Any way you would reframe that, just in case? I was viscerally internalizing that. So I... It was going in... That's why I say that. So I'm like, "Yeah, I get it," 'cause I viscerally felt it.0:26:09.6 Meg Gibbs: Yeah, yeah. So that question of, "Where do you feel most connected?" It might not be nature, it might be on the dance floor, it might be taking a walk, it might be staring deeply into somebody's eyes, there's all these different... Taking a bath, I love taking a bath, it's like a sacred ritual. And so, lighting candles, maybe putting something in the water, that feels good to me, and it's like we can do it with so many different things. Sensation is really helpful for being present. So smells, touch, taste, sound, any of that, to really get into the moment.0:26:46.2 Meg Gibbs: So when you're feeling anxious or you have this experience of, "Oh my God, my life is falling apart. What do I do?" If you can take that initial beat to connect to something, it helps you feel connected. And I know that sounds like, "Oh no, no... What does she mean?" But you feel it, you know when you feel connected. And I recorded a really short video that was seven seconds, the other day, that I put on Instagram, and I said... I was talking about connecting with the trees and nature, and I said in there, "If you don't have time or you don't have access to connect with the trees, watch my hand connect to the tree in the video, and tap into the energy that you feel, that's connecting between our human self and I would say our divine self." So I'm getting very "woo". Are you still with me?0:27:41.7 Mischa Z: I'm still with you. Thank you. Hang in there, everybody. Hang in there. No, I think it's an opportunity for us, to explore the "woo". Let's be real, sometimes a little "woo" in our lives can be good. For me, I think... I can get very contempt, prior to investigation, if you wanna say those types of terms, or very myopic in my... I'll speak for me. I'm sure everybody else watching, is always open-minded and...0:28:20.7 Meg Gibbs: Oh yeah, yeah, none of us... We don't have any hang-ups over here, clearly.0:28:23.6 Mischa Z: Yes. But it's alright. A little "woo" is good. Don't worry. There's plenty of non "woo" on this summit too. So we're bringing the balance right now.0:28:33.3 Meg Gibbs: Well, it's... For me at least, part of what I pride myself on is having grounded "woo", that's... Practical, grounded, engaged, spiritual spirituality. That's the part for me. And you know this about me, I'm not... No shade to anybody else, but I am not a crystal worshipping, connect with... That's not my vibe. I really do want people to be grounded in themselves, in their body, because that's the difference. When you meet people who are just in like, "I made a crystal grid so I could manifest millions of dollars." Great, sure. That might work. But the truth is that we have to meet both, our divine self and our human self.0:29:15.7 Meg Gibbs: And so, in here, for me, that's where the magic happens. That's like... When I say, when I work with people, "It's you, me and spirit. It's the three of us, connecting and co-creating." So I'm not here to have all the answers, and the truth is, I think the answers are within you from a divine perspective, that we can pull out that spark. So, that's the point that... If people tune out because they're not interested in this language, what I love is that every single teacher speaks to certain audiences and certain people, because there's a resonance. So, just notice if this resonates or not. It's not personal.0:30:00.1 Mischa Z: Yes, yes. Beautiful. Yeah, that's well said. Is there further? Did you have further... I wanna make sure we keep... Or...0:30:09.5 Meg Gibbs: Well, so your question around the, "Do I say Thank you four times." The one thing that I do that I enjoy, so I live by myself with my dog, currently. I have done this with partners in the past or with friends, is before bed, I do like to say three things that I'm grateful for, out loud, and I used to write them down, and I think writing is a beautiful way to express and hold that energy. But there's also something also delightful and silly to me, about telling my dog what I'm grateful for, from the day, and often, I say, "And I'm grateful for her health and her well-being." And so there's that sense of even if it's not another person, even if you're completely on your own, that you can witness yourself doing that, just by doing it out loud and honoring, "Here's three things I'm grateful for, before I rest tonight." So I like that, as a closing practice. So I've given you some beginning, end of the day and some stuff to do in the middle.0:31:07.8 Mischa Z: Yes, so good, I love it. I think that's a beautiful place to end this session. So, everybody, if this interview with Meg was fantastic, and you want to get even more content from Meg, upgrade to the all-access pass, because Meg and I are gonna be doing round two here, which is going to be fantastic. I can't wait to see what comes up. So yeah, be sure to upgrade to the all access pass for the bonus interview. There should be a button here somewhere, not sure where it is yet. Any final thoughts to share, that we did not get a chance to cover, Meg? .0:31:51.4 Meg Gibbs: Just the power of... What do I wanna say? That there's... For me... This is a little bit of an advanced concept I'm throwing in at the end, but I think it's important, is, for me, there are three layers of connection. There's the connection to our selves, the connection to others, the circle around us, the collective, and then the connection to what's bigger than us, the earth, spirit, etcetera.0:32:17.3 Meg Gibbs: So if you're here in the summit, I imagine that you're on a path, and that you're on a path seeking relationship and healing with yourself, with the people around you and/or with spirit. So that's my invitation, is just to start to notice and track what resonates with you, to find what expands and what contracts that connection. So what feels good, and just to notice, again, how it feels in your body. So that's my... Rooting for people. Yes. Yeah.0:32:47.8 Mischa Z: That was amazing. Everybody can find Meg, at www.Megibbs.com. Imgonna spell it too, just to make sure there's no confusion, M-E-G G-I-B-B-S dot com. So Megibbs.com. Click the button on the all access pass, to get unlimited access to all the interviews, to get access to Meg and I's round two, which is coming up, and then also, Meg so graciously, is going to be offering up, as a bonus for everybody who upgrades a session, that there'll be a link, so you can go deep with Meg, if you want to, for free. Meg, yeah. Thank you so much, Meg. We'll end there. Yeah?0:33:38.6 Meg Gibbs: Yeah, that sounds good. Thank you. Nice to meet you.

The Migs Report. Today is National Suspenders Day and Chicken N' Waffles Day. A kid called the cops to invite them over and play with his new toys. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of the most frustrating things about being a Builder is that not everyone will understand what you are trying to build. And, even those who do understand may find your bold vision a threat to their own complacency. That means, you will likely face times when others try to block what you are trying to build. That's why on today's episode, we're tackling what you should do when someone or something attempts to block what you are trying to build. Tune in to discover how to land on your feet even when they try to pull the rug out from under you #LikeABuilder.

Two years into her role as Director of Sales and Marketing for Arizona Appliance & Home, Jessica Abrego has already accomplished a lot. The company saw its website get an upgrade, they've added all sorts of functionality to their online presence, and they happened to pull off a complete rebrand — all while navigating the challenges of a global pandemic.

JT, TA, and Dev breakdown the Steelers big Win over the Seahawks with Special Guest Bad Bubba Brewer from The Triple B Experience- Instant Reactions- North Side Freak Show- What the hell was that at the end of regulation?- Positives- Concerns- Around AFC NorthSUPPORT STEELERS REALM BUY US A COFFEE!!!   https://www.buymeacoffee.com/SteelersRealmSteelers Realm Podcast is powered by Riverside.FM HD Audio/Video remote conferencing software.  Sign up for your free trial here  Riverside.FMFor more incredible Steelers content from Steel City Star make sure to check out his new website!Steel City Star Homepage: SteelCityStar.comTwitter - https://twitter.com/steelcitystar/status/1409583915333918722Make sure to check out our affiliates:*Instacart: instacart.oloiyb.net/A9yPK*Diamondcbd.com 60% off use coupon code: STEELREALMThank You For Your Support! Like and share at SteelersRealm.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/steelers_realmInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/steelersrealmpodcast/Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/SteelersRealm/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQiu7Qa7Ovi6U3r2ztIcErQ

Tag Paid Go -  EP 56: Do Robots Have Ghosts? IAfter taking a break for a minute, I'm back with a fresh new format.  Lot's of surprises and new features as well as some old features..as well.   My featured song is called Spooky Ghost.  Listen to past episodes and songs at: www.tagpaidgo.com Sign up for the newsletter - news.tagpaidgo.com ----more---- TRANSCRIPT Have you ever wanted to record a podcast like a pro?  Sometimes it takes more than professional mics like the hi pro 3023 gain master Omni directional Microphonic condenser.  Before I was a professional podcaster I struggled with everything from recording to microwave popcorn.  But then I found Ranken Mulberry's 15 Steps to Effective thinking and Power. With Mulberry's 24 tape series I was able to learn to overcome some of my biggest life challenges   - everything from podcast recording to 19th century exorcisms.  5 yrs ago I was nobody.  And with Ranken mulberry's 15 steps to effective thinking and power,  I'm now a podcast writer/producer/host and exorcism guru.     Welcome to this weeks episode of tag paid go.  After a long pause, I've returned with a new and improved format.  No don't worry, all of your favorite elements of old will still be here but with a new twist.  Take for instance sponsors.  Gone are the days where any old sponsor could come in and just give us money. No. Now I have a vetting process that lets quality sponsors shine.  Take for instance the Atlas Sunday News.  They promote a Sunday news morning show that is full of misinformation about about 70s television sitcoms.  Namely Happy Days and the character Ralph Malph.  I won't get into the gory details but I certainly will not promote the channel 18 NEWS program that comes on every Sunday at 10am. No. Not on this podcast.     I wanna bring back a segment I used to enjoy. It's called “my fondest memory if that song”. Yep. Still keeping that name. In case you don't remember the segment details why a certain song is my favorite.  The song I'm referring to is Xanadu by Olivia Newton john.  You see, back in my younger days, a friend of mine(who will remain namesless Kevin) and I went to get some burgers from a fast food burger place that will remain nameless, burger king.  He was driving. We made our order. Pulled around to pay. The car in front just got their order at the window ahead.  After receiving their food, they spun off like a bat out of hell which shot gravel and rocks all over my friends windshield.  Angered, my friend shifted into gear and drove off after them. For whatever reason they drove around the drive thru again.  Then again with us right behind.  It reminded me of a bugs bunny cartoon. I finally convinced my friend to stop and by our third time around the restaurant we went to pick up our order. And wouldn't you know it, the kind yet confused, worker, got us our order. Just as though nothing happened.  The culprits that shot the rocks had sped off down the street never to be seen again. My friend was still pretty amped up and the drive home proved that. Lots of immediate stop and go's.  At one stop my bag of food hit the car floor. I picked it up but at the same time found a tape buried under the seat(yes we listened to cassettes in the late 1900s.  Looked like some random mix tape - I grabbed it and put it in his car tape deck.  The next thing I hear are the soothing voice of a one Olivia Newton John backed by the triumphant Electric Light Orchestra.  It was Xanadu. And just like that my friend went from Speed Racer to driving miss daisy.  Luckily we made it home before the next song came on.  That song was Ozzy Osborne's Bark At The Moon. That's another story for another time.  Thanks Olivia Newton John for getting me home safely!     And now it's time to show off one of MY songs.  A children's Halloween song I wrote just for this episode.  Sit back with a pumpkin flavored RC cola and enjoy.  This ones called Spooky Ghost.    Well that does it for this weeks episode of tag paid go. I want to thank this weeks sponsor.  The Golden Sun Power Brick.  Need back up power to charge your phone or to keep your full scale humanoid intelligent robot powered up?  Look no further than The Golden Sun Power Brick.  With 2 months of backup energy powered by the sun,  your house will be fully charged and your fully functioning, lifelike humanoid robot will be powered up to keep it clean.  Poles are for dancers and wires are for for spies.  Get a Golden Sun Power Brick today!   I'd also like to give a huge thank you to everyone who has stayed with this podcast.  Thanks for the well wishes and shares.   Subscribe to the newsletter at news.tagpaidgo.com Everyone stay safe.  Take care of each other  Till next time  Tag. Paid. Go 

Derek Carr and Darren Waller speak out in support of Jon Gruden. Julio Urias pulled from start for Dodgers Giants NLDS game 5. Adrian Gonzalez joins the show.  Support the show: http://Kaplanandcrew.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Derek Carr and Darren Waller speak out in support of Jon Gruden. Julio Urias pulled from start for Dodgers Giants NLDS game 5. Adrian Gonzalez joins the show.  Support the show: http://Kaplanandcrew.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

San Francisco's vaccine mandate goes into effect today and over 100 police officers are being pulled from the force for refusing to get the shot. So, why's the city being so tough  and pushing this so hard with law enforcement? For more, KCBS News Anchor Dan Mitchinson spoke with KCBS Insider Phil Matier. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's edition of the Intentional Foul kicks off with some back-and-forth about the fellas upcoming local basketball broadcast schedule including a day where they plan on calling FOUR games during the dead of winter. After that, it's the standard NFL recap with the Packers, Bears and last week's matchups plus a preview of this week. The Badgers entertain Army's triple-option attack and the program loses their third running back of the season. The Brewers are eliminated from the postseason and manager Craig Counsell draw some criticism. Finally, the NBA tips off next week. All that and more coming up on this episode of the Intentional Foul. We'd love some more fans to listen in, so tell your friends!

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In which Tommy has become hitched!!!,  we discuss an old Currys recording of a tune called "Pulled by Horses", and Tommy and Galen have to guess Jimmy's favorite fancy fantasy books. 

New episodes daily. Learn more about The Law of Attraction, primarily through the teachings of Abraham Hicks. Improve your life and believe in the power of your mind.

Captain Darren Hardy joined the British Army in 2003. Through his leadership he was promoted onto officer training at Sandhurst, graduating within the top third of his cohort. After sustaining physical injuries, he was discharged from the forces, but thanks to his experience as an Army Physical Training Instructor, Darren was selected to represent team UK at the 2018 Warrior Games. Winning two gold medals, Darren continued to take on extraordinary fitness challenges and has supported many charities. One of his latest charity events, is to run five marathons in fifty hours for children with the rare brain disease, H-ABC. Read 'Eating Smoke: One Man's Descent into Crystal Meth Psychosis in Hong Kong's Triad Heartland.' Paperback UK: https://amzn.to/2YoeaPx Paperback US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0993543944 Support the podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/christhrall (£2 per month plus perks) https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-our-veterans-to-tell-their-story https://paypal.me/TeamThrall Sign up for my NON-SPAM newsletter and FREE books: https://christhrall.com/mailing-list/ Social media Links: https://facebook.com/christhrall https://twitter.com/christhrall https://instagram.com/chris.thrall https://linkedin.com/in/christhrall https://youtube.com/christhrall https://discord.gg/yqvHRUN https://christhrall.com 

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Podcast guest 290 is Sheryl Gottschall. Sheryl has had a life-long interest in the paranormal and began studying the phenomenon of Near Death Experiences in 1980. Soon after she became a member of the International Association of Near Death Studies (IANDs), then in 1995 she hosted IANDS co-founder, Dr Ken Ring while he was on tour in Australia presenting research for his future book Mindsight: Near Death and Out Of Body Experiences In The Blind. Little did she know she would experience an NDE for herself the following year during a serious illness. From that point, which she now regards as an initiation experience, her life changed direction and she was led to study and teach shamanism. She is also UFO and paranormal researcher of 33 years, she has been privy to receiving thousands of reports from the public, some of who have had a wide range of experiences including seeing extraterrestrials during their NDEs. Sheryl is now convinced that the two greatest mysteries of the 21st century; Are We Alone In The Universe and What Happens When We Die? intersect in a deeply mysterious way. Sheryl has had many other paranormal experiences herself including a Bi-location experience, Out of Body experiences (OBE), UFO sightings, a close encounter with nonhuman intelligences (ETs), poltergeist activity, automatic writing, and other unexplained phenomena.

We're welcoming Olympic gymnast Jordan Chiles to The Newsworthy! She stepped up in a big way at the Olympic Games this summer in Tokyo when her friend and teammate Simone Biles withdrew from the team final. Jordan's sharing what it was like when she first heard she had to fill in. We also chat about mental health overall, including the time she almost quit gymnastics completely. Plus, you'll hear what Jordan Chiles is up to now and whether you'll see her at the Olympics again in 2024.   Check out info on the Gold Over America Tour. This episode is brought to you by JoinCrowdHealth.com/99 (Listen for the discount code) and Ritual.com/newsworthy Become a NewsWorthy INSIDER! Learn more at www.TheNewsWorthy.com/insider

In this special episode of Cannabis Tech Talks, Former NFL player and Heisman trophy winner Ricky Williams shares his journey with medicinal cannabis. Pulled from the Emerge archives, this moving keynote speech explores Williams' battle with anxiety and pain brought on from years of intense athletic performance. Discover how he's using Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese medicine as companions to cannabis in his wellness regiment. Tune in to find out what's next in Williams' transformational journey. This week's episode of Cannabis Tech Talks is brought to you by Loda Enterprises | Industrial & Commercial Label Printer Solutions Visit loda.com to learn how Loda can help you implement your unique vision successfully!

The BRoto Bros are back and are breaking down the second half of the Week 5 slate for the 2021 season. Check out patreon.com/BRotofantasy to access extra episodes, join our community, and win prizes. THE FANTASY FOOTBALL BY BROTO APP IS OUT NOW - A revolutionary First-of-its-kind fantasy football app! Sortable & Exclusive Stats Player Cards Player Comps Game Logs ADP Data Draft Tool Breaking News Coaching Stats Contract Info Rankings Waivers Articles Podcasts Easy-to-use DOWNLOAD THE APP TODAY - linktr.ee/brotofantasy Follow us on Twitter and IG: @BRotofantasy

As a girl, PHINA knew love and affection. For generations, the great spirit bestowed healing powers on her dwindling race. Then, torn by tragedy, PHINA flees her cottage and finds herself, a young woman, serving as a minstrel in the governor's palace. Her hair and eyes mark her as a healer and catch her master's attention. Her differences and abilities attract his heart. Pulled between her beloved cottage and the palace, can love bridge the gap? Will she choose the palace's security or reconcile her calling? In today's interview, I chat with author Kelda Poynot about this book, about life, and about writing! You can find Kelda at: Website: keldalaingpoynot.com Facebook: facebook.com/keldapoynotauthor YouTube: Hey, Miss Kelda Instagram: keldap LinkedIn: keldapoynot --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bethsbookcast/support

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Matthew Jr Details how he pulled off his proposal in Boston to Hailey!

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Longtime MLB Pitcher & MLB Network Analyst Dan Plesac joined OverDrive earlier today following the Jays loss to the Yankees last night. He touched on that, what went wrong for Robbie Ray, when Montoyo should have pulled him & why the Red Sox could have issues facing the Nationals.

Longtime MLB Pitcher & MLB Network Analyst Dan Plesac joined OverDrive earlier today following the Jays loss to the Yankees last night. He touched on that, what went wrong for Robbie Ray, when Montoyo should have pulled him & why the Red Sox could have issues facing the Nationals.

In the political climate of today, many Christians are struggling with their thoughts, words, and…

Bay Area residents review farm to table communal dining in Richmond, a hidden Thai gem in El Cerrito, and upscale Chinese in San Francisco.

Nick Cannon put a giant image of his face on Kevin Hart's personal jet. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host, Commissioner, Champ and part-time comedian Zach Osowski recaps Week 3 BCFFL action, takes his stand up routine to New Hampshire, discusses points for injured players and, as always, hands out the FTAT Dumbass of the Week award. 

TW: suicide, suicide attempt, suicidal ideation If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts please dial the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255 or text TALK to 74174. Help is available, speak to someone today. On today's episode hear the incredible testimony of Mancini Morales who spent many of his adolescent years being bullied both at school and online as well as enduring physical abuse at home, all which led him to his lowest moment and his telling on how God met him in the most unexpected way.  Mancini is a twenty-five year old youth and young adults pastor at Echo Church in Raleigh, North Carolina. He says he cannot live without his friends and family, coffee, and funny internet videos.  CONNECT WITH MANCINI https://www.instagram.com/mancini_morales/ ___________________ LINK REFERENCES: http://reggiedabbsonline.com https://theyouthalliance.com https://forwardconference.org/index.html https://www.connectmovie.com ___________________ SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:  Numbers 22:21-39 Hebrews 12:2 ___________________ STAY IN TOUCH WITH US: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMdXcKMGE/ https://www.instagram.com/dareyoutolovepodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/dareyoutolovepodcast https://open.spotify.com/user/ldd4js5j5nn6mn51bptc2def1?si=a0d952c216154ae7 ___________________ MEET THE CREW: Victoria Holloway -  Director, Producer, & Host  http://www.vholloway.com https://www.instagram.com/vhollowayy Stephany Yanez - Videographer https://www.instagram.com/mosaicimagesbysteph/ Nate Bozeman - Audio Engineer https://victory.radio Hope Dennis - Creative Assistant https://www.instagram.com/psalm82inc/ Alexis Deadwyler - Vlogger  Video Edited by Victoria Holloway ___________________ THANKS FOR WATCHING!  DON'T FORGET TO LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE SO YOU DON'T MISS OUT ON ALL NEW EPISODES.  SEE YOU NEXT WEDNESDAY! ___________________ #dareyoutolove #podcast #jesuslovesyou

This week Bryan and Tony discuss life, gift card mystery, Toy Hall of Fame finalists, PBR merch, booze shortage, Vans horror series, pineapple reaper jelly, pumpkin pulled pork, Seafall game, Star Wars Visions, What If?, Sandman teaser, cartoon Funko Pops, our QoftheW, and more!    Salty Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/saltylanguagepods Our Patreon: Patreon.com/saltylanguage   Links: 1. 2021 Toy Hall of Fame Finalists https://www.toyhalloffame.org/finalists 2. Pabst in home advertising https://pbrinhomeadvertising.com/ 3. PBR merch https://store.pabstblueribbon.com/ 4. Liquor shortage https://www.npr.org/2021/09/22/1039600464/liquor-shortages-covid-19-pennsylvania-virginia-ration-alcohol#:~:text=Short%20Wave-,The%20U.S.%20Liquor%20Supply%20Chain%20Could%20Take%20Years%20To%20Recover,make%20some%20types%20of%20booze. 5. Netflix The Sandman teaser https://youtu.be/VBXqrBl6pEo 6. Pulled pork in a pumpkin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugnlLymNWy0 7. Seafall game https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/148261/seafall SUATMM: Vans horror collection https://sneakerbardetroit.com/vans-horror-2021-collection-release-date/ SUATMM: Cartoon Classics series of Funko Pop figures https://comicbook.com/gear/news/cartoon-network-classics-and-more-celebrated-with-a-day-of-funko-pop-figures/#1 QoftheW: What would you put in a pie to feed to your enemy?   Subscribe / rate / review us on Apple Podcasts! Visit us at: saltylanguage.com Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/salty-language/id454587072?mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3GnINOQglJq1jedh36ZjGC iHeart Radio: http://www.iheart.com/show/263-Salty-Language/ Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ixozhhniffkdkgfp33brnqolvte facebook.com/saltylanguage @salty_language / saltylanguage@gmail.com http://salty.libsyn.com/webpage  / http://www.youtube.com/user/SaltyLanguagePod Instagram: SaltyLanguage Reddit: r/saltylanguage Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/salty-language tangentboundnetwork.com Share with your friends!

It has been nearly two weeks since Brian Laundrie vanished. Is he still on the run? Is he even alive? The FBI scaled back its search of the Florida swamp, but might that mean they

NYTimes and USA Today Bestselling Author Darynda Jones has won numerous awards for her work, including a prestigious Vivian, a RITA, a Golden Heart, and a Daphne du Maurier, and her books have been translated into 17 languages. As a born storyteller, Darynda grew up spinning tales of dashing damsels and heroes in distress for any unfortunate soul who happened by, certain they went away the better for it. She penned the international bestselling Charley Davidson series and is currently working on several beloved projects, most notably the Sunshine Vicram Mystery Series with St. Martin's Press and the Betwixt and Between Series of paranormal women's fiction. She lives in the Land of Enchantment, also known as New Mexico, with her husband and two beautiful sons, the Mighty, Mighty Jones Boys. Pulled from their episode on Bedside Reading's Authors That Thrive, Darynda shares with Lou her latest book, "A Bad Day for Sunshine" on Thrive LOUD with Lou Diamond.   *** CONNECT TO LOU DIAMOND & THRIVE LOUD

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With the dramatic increase in armed robberies, John wants to know if you have ever had a gun pulled on you See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Software that manipulates video, to alter what happens and who does it, will change social media, the news, our system of justice — everything. As we're getting pulled into The Matrix, how will you exercise reason and judgment in a world that's undetectably unreal? Bill Whittle and Alfonzo Rachel create two new episodes of The Virtue Signal each week, fueled by the passion of our Members who fund this enterprise, run their blog, and keep up a vigorous dialogue in comments and forums at https://BillWhittle.com (Click the big green button at our site to join.)

The Department of Corrections has launched an investigation and suspended the visitor privileges of a self-styled justice reformer, following allegations he charged an inmate's family thousands of dollars for support and advice.  

How worried is everyone about the Packers game tonight? We try to make Gabe feel better using a special soundbyte. This show has a problem with laptops, so we try to figure out who to blame. Would you rather get rid of targeting or taunting if you could only choose one? Jen should be fired from ESPN.

They embraced. Both Penn Holderness and his wife Kim. The halogen lights caught the tears on their cheeks and made them shine like diamonds. Ironic that in this strange new world, those tears were worth more than an entire sea of diamonds. Much like this world, their tender moment wasn't to last and it was Penn who attempted to break first—ever the man on a mission—but his wife held him fast. Pulled him back, pulled him down so that their foreheads touched. She looked into his eyes, and pushed her forehead into his, harder than she ought to. Hoping that maybe if she applied enough force she could finally pierce the skin. Crush the bone that separated, to finally get through to him, or perhaps to finally understand him —the man he had become. Penn broke first. This time with more force and she let him. What choice did she have? “You don't know that.” he said, his response was delayed and directed at her earlier declaration. That common refrain that seemed to drive the two of them to tears more and more often. He turned from her and resumed stepping into his proximity suit. A shiny silver affair with built in helmet and footwear, raided from a fire station when it all went down, capable of withstanding up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit. “Let's say you're right. Let's say there are others.” She said. “Why waste your time with this? Internets been gone for god knows how long.” “Which is why we broadcast.” said Penn and he rapped on the cold metal wall behind him, and the sound reverberated throughout the entire bunker. Kim couldn't take it. She broke down again. “Please don't go out there ,” she all but whispered. “Don't leave me all alone.” “I have to.” Penn said, and he worked both arms into the suit. “It's dangerous.” “That's what the suits for.” “Every time..” Kim began, and Penn stopped his preparations, stared at his wife with tenderness in his eyes. “Every time you go out...I feel like you leave a piece of yourself out there.” Seeing his wife as she was, Penn fought back both his desire to comfort her, and his desire to weep. He smiled as best he could. “Guess I'm just full of holes then,” he said. And he was right. He was damaged —leaking. He was a Swiss-cheesed levee that had been pouring out since before everything began, before the children. He would never tell Kim, though he suspected she could sense it, that soon there would be nothing more to spill. His will to live emptied out, gone to where all the water in the world had gone. To where all his kids had gone, his parents. Just —gone. Until then though, he'd do the only thing he could do. Retread the steps he took when life was worth living. What more could you ask of a living ghost? So he left his wife crying, slipped on his helmet, attached the oxygen tanks and brought up his equipment to the steel door at the top of the stairs. The one with the tiny view port like a welders mask. Once at the top he worked the wheel of the air-locked door, which eventually hissed open. Exposed to the outside he greeted the scorched earth and the perpetual ash that swirled and rode the hot air. He spied the red and wounded sky and began to set up his things: the camera, the speakers. He made sure everything was in frame and then he started up the karaoke version of Alicia Keyes' classic hit. And when it came time for him to do the chorus he belted out his own version of it into the microphone that was recording inside his suit. “THIS .WORLD. IS ON FIYAAAAAAAAHHHH!” Topics discussed on today's episode include: Cait Called The Twist, SlurpFam Fall Fashion Week Month, James Corden Car Talk, Notes From Van and more! Airdate: 09/17/21 - https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1151305250

Endurance exercise during menopause may be your default exercise... until this episode. If you're a lover of long and slow, you may not want to hear this but need to. My Incredible 2019 Stressors in life – allostatic load Mold Construction/mitigation for 3 months Mold exposure for 5 ½ months Sudden move – in 5-6 weeks of deciding to move, searched, found, signed a new home out of state Hosting a retreat for Flipping50 members in Boulder Timing – an event completed at 12:30pm and I was loading the U-Haul at 1pm U-Haul Loaders were 2 hours late  Had been packing to move for 3 weeks… leading up to planning and hosting this event  Also right at the point I hit menopause… remind you what happens at that pivotal point for all of us. Business financial leveraging was happening Personal relationship major friction Accepted to a TEDx talk with 3 weeks to prepare – that was 2 weeks prior to leaving for an out of country Ironman – flying to it, I got the long-awaited loan I needed for my business.. and literally made a transfer from my bank account to pay off a debt that got my business unlocked and doing business again while at the Houston airport for 5 minutes The TEDx was as far away physically in the continental US as it could be – cancellations and delays made it take 24 hours to get home after Then endured the physical. Emotional stress of the Ironman event itself – which is much less stressful than the preparation and logistics of training amidst life and running a business full of travel at that time, two arms to the business. What happened? Unlike other training events, where as a Strength & Conditioning Coach, Menopause Fitness Expert and creator of the Flipping50 Fitness Specialist I'd manipulated my own training for 3 Ironman before this with great results. I have a system of reducing overall volume, enhancing recovery, and manipulating traditional schedules for Ironman training that are founded in just tons of volume. I strategically alter and leverage workouts so I can reduce volume by at least 1/3 and make sure recovery and maintenance of muscle and bone density during training is as much a part as the training itself. The why on that is threefold: Women in midlife are at risk for rapidly losing muscle and bone density due to estrogen's rapid decline Unloaded exercise that occurs during biking and swimming – a great deal of time spend during training will decrease bone density Endurance activity at that level is known to contribute to muscle breakdown and wasting in older adults (without mitigation) and accelerate aging (due to oxidation) But even during carefully planned care from an experienced triathlete, with 35 years of Strength & Conditioning Experience, top endocrinology & exercise expert, I couldn't negate the weight of so many negative stressors. Can you train for an endurance event (even Ironman) in midlife successfully? Yes. Where your most likely to hit trouble is simply endurance exercise during menopause for endurance exercise' sake.  Training For Endurance Events As long as you carefully plan and follow a training regime as well as have a life circumstance that encourages recovery. Low emotional mental stressors. Time to physically recover – rest, eat properly, sleep adequately. Few environmental stressors. Your exercise stress is going to increase dramatically – even with a planned and calculated schedule. If simultaneously, you lose bandwidth elsewhere – financial resources are an issue, relationships around don't you support what you're doing, hormonal status takes a rapid change, environmental stressors increase …. You may reach your tipping point and not be able to sustain. What can happen? Illness Injury Weight gain (then weight loss resistance) Still Love It and Pulled to Endurance Exercise During Menopause? Alter a traditional schedule Monitor your hormone levels (I pre-and post test hormones) Monitor your recovery rate (resting HR, HRV, exercise HR) Monitor body weight, body comp (and avoid muscle loss) Strength train Create strong boundaries for yourself Create a community of support (positive, not just not negative) Make sure financial obligations of the training, recovery or elsewhere in life are not an issue             (can you afford the nutrition you need, the recovery support – massage, cryotherapy, time for recovery – ice baths, more sleep) If yes... Then… go for it! Resources:  Infrared Sauna STRONGER 12-week Strength for Menopause Flipping50 Fitness Specialist

Tonight on the Strike Zone Podcast, Joe Hunk breaks down why the Braves had a postponed game today against the Rockies, why you should pay attention to Salvador Perez, and should the Dodgers just phone it in for the rest of the regular season

Pulled some classic breaks as well as some dope new jazz covers for this one! Dig in. Tracklist: High Pulp, Julien Lourau, Didier Lockwood, Ian Carrs Nucleus, Monty Alexander

St. Louis native Carla Power's new book focuses on deradicalizing extremists. It's told through the stories of former militants and people working to bring them back into society. Power has won the National Book Award and been a Pulitzer Prize finalist for non-fiction.

Photo: No known restrictions on publication. 1930 Oroville Station. Postcard. @Batchelorshow #PacificWatch: Pulled the plug on the Oroville Reservoir (24% and sinking). @JCBliss HFN https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/california-droughts-reduce-lake-oroville-levels-to-an-historic-low/ar-AAO9ec5