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Want to be coached by us? You can find more info about our coaching options at www.fitfemaleproject.com or visit us on instagram @fitfemaleprojectOrder of today's questionsBethan – How can I resist sweet treats when hungry?Michelle – Can I start the new plan with gym workouts in Dubai and switch to home weights later?Sam – Can I skip a week of workouts while on holiday and start when I get back?Mary – My weight isn't changing much—should I do anything differently?Sarah – What happens next as a VIP? Do calories or workouts change?Amie – What supplements or vitamins do you recommend?Tamzin– Do you think my progress photos show fat loss?Sarah – Eating more protein is making me constipated—any advice?Emily P – Should I buy new scales? Can I swap Smith machine squats for barbell back squats? Where should my feet go on the leg press?Julia – What's the best protein meal?Valeria – My weight went up despite more steps and fewer calories—why?Victoria – I'm getting stronger, but the scale isn't moving—any advice?Rachel – How can I focus on toning my glutes and thighs with 4 workouts a week?Shireen – My grip gives out before my muscles—what can I do?Nicole – My weight isn't dropping despite tracking—what should I change?Annabelle – I lost 10kg but can't get past 89kg—is this my natural weight limit?

In this episode of the Purpose and Pixie Dust podcast, host Lindsay Dollinger interviews Rachel Mark, a registered acupuncturist and health coach, to discuss the significant role of acupuncture and understanding the nervous system for entrepreneurs and busy individuals. Rachel shares her personal journey into acupuncture, driven by her experiences as a ballet dancer and her fascination with the body's innate ability to heal. She highlights the importance of supporting nervous system health and getting to the root cause of health issues. Rachel also explains the basics of acupuncture in an accessible manner, touching on traditional Chinese medicine principles and the benefits of acupuncture for down-regulating the nervous system, releasing endorphins, and rebalancing energy. Furthermore, the conversation delves into nervous system regulation and its critical impact on business performance. Rachel and Lindsay explore practical steps for busy women and entrepreneurs to manage their nervous system health, including the significance of breath work, the need for realistic scheduling, and the importance of community and education. The episode is packed with insights on adapting routines to support wellbeing and the transformative power of saying 'Yes' to new experiences and self-care. 00:00 Welcome to the Purpose and Pixie Dust Podcast 00:32 Meet Rachel Mark: A Journey into Acupuncture and Health Coaching 04:01 Demystifying Acupuncture: How It Works and Its Benefits 08:15 Harnessing the Power of the Nervous System for Business Owners 13:25 Practical Tips for Nervous System Regulation 23:22 Morning and Evening Routines for Well-being 26:21 Favorite Reads and Dream Vacations: A Personal Insight 29:55 Connecting with Rachel: How to Engage with Her Work Connect with Lindsay: https://www.lindsaydollinger.com/links https://www.instagram.com/purposeandpixiedust Get a ticket to the 2024 Magical Empowerment and Business Retreat: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/magical-business-empowerment-retreat-for-women-registration-862079070707?aff=oddtdtcreator&utm_campaign=postpublish&utm_medium=sparkpost&utm_source=email Connect with Rachel: IG: rachelmark.ca IG: radianteffect.ca Healing Point website: https://radianteffect.ca/the-healing-point Healing Point discount code for our community: PIXIEDUST10

Welcome back! Today we're opening with listener questions about how to split up costs on early trips with your partner and whether someone giving a heads up about post-date plans is a bad sign. Then we're diving into an entrepreneurship-focused episode with Rachel Glass, founder of Glosslab! What we talk about with Rachel: How she came up with the idea for Glosslab The transition from working in finance to starting her own business Balancing being a wife, mom, and business owner How she finds moments of self-care Advice for people who want to start their own business & more! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mostlybalanced/support

This episode is an unusual one as I'm joined by three different guests. We are getting a different perspective on grief as we wade into the messy complexity of interacting with someone deep into grief and being the person in grief who is trying to field all those interactions. These three people have experienced grief in losing someone very close to them. I ask them the same questions about what people said and did that were helpful gestures AND those that were not helpful, along with what they wish people would have done and said. Their varying answers are insightful and revealing, helping us to understand that there is no one right answer to navigating grief. Being human is complex and messy, and there is no better example of that than when grief and loss slam into our lives. Join us to hear the different perspectives on grief from my friends, Shayna, Rachel, and Portia.   *Sensitivity warning: We are talking about death in this episode, so be aware that our specific topics are infant death, spousal death, and the death of a close friend.   Show Highlights: ●      My first guest, Portia Burch: ○      How she lost her close friend, Tish, unexpectedly, around the same time as another meaningful loss in her life ○      The value of those who “bear witness” to our loss ○      How Portia responds to those who ask, “What do you need? What can I do for you?” ○      Why Portia wanted people to let her be, act normal around her, and not expect too much from her ○      Why it's good to ask someone how they would like for us to proceed as they deal with a loss ○      How we can rephrase our questions into statements and listen to context clues to better follow up with someone during grief ○      Things people say that are not helpful during grief: comments like “this will get easier,” and “she's in a better place” ○      What it really means to comfort someone ○      What we should talk more about the joy of a person's life instead the fact that someone is gone ○      Why Portia says, “Grief is what we feel when our love has no place to go.”    ●      My next guest, Rachel: ○      How she lost her husband, Jim, in 2017, just before Father's Day ○      How Rachel responds to those who ask, “What do you need? What can I do for you?” ○      How Rachel thought of grief and the people in proximity to it as ripples on a pond ○      Ways in which people were actually helpful with tangible support and care ○      Why Rachel vigilantly safeguarded how her husband's death was explained to her kids ○      Rachel's take on what to say and do to help someone experiencing acute grief   ●      My next guest, Shayna Raphael: ○      How she lost her daughter, Claire, eight years ago as an infant ○      How Shayna responds to those who ask, “What do you need? What can I do for you?” ○      What people did for Shayna and her family that were helpful actions ○      Things people did or said that were NOT helpful: comments about religion, closure, “a better place,” etc. ○      Why it isn't helpful when people try to force comfort on a grieving person ○      Why those who show up and “enter into the messiness” are comforting ○      How Shayna found help and support through a Facebook group ○      Why Shayna and her husband founded the Claire Bear Foundation to provide safe sleep spaces to families across the US   Resources and Links: Connect with our guests: The Claire Bear Foundation Connect with KC: Website, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook Get KC's book, How to Keep House While Drowning We love the sponsors that make this show possible! You can always find all the special deals and codes for all our current sponsors on our website: www.strugglecare.com/promo-codes.

In this episode, Dr. Cohn answers a question from a reader about how to stop making comparisons to others atheltes and paying too much attention to their score as this can hurt confidence and lead to self-intimidation. Here's the question of the week: RACHEL: "How do I ignore the other contestants score when they announce it on the loudspeaker. They announce it right as I'm warming up about to skate. I can't cover my ears because it's not professional, but how do I hear the score and just not care?" Peak Performance Sports, LLC helps athletes and performers improve mental skills for success in sports. We work with athletes in all sports - junior to professional - via video mental coaching from anywhere in the world. Please contact us for more details. Resources for Athletes, Coaches, and Sports Parents Learn about Mental Game Coaching For Athletes Download our a FREE Mental Toughness Report Read our Sports Psychology Articles Check out our Sports Psychology Audio Programs *Subscribe to The Sports Psychology Podcast on iTunes *Subscribe to The Sports Psychology Podcast on Spotify

When money feels tight, what do you do? Although money may not be your primary focus, you need a certain amount of income to care for yourself and your family. But what if your income doesn't provide you with the extra money you need to save for retirement or a vacation? What can you do to generate more money?In this episode, I am joined by my good friend, Rachel Miller, a business strategist and a mom of six kids. She is the CEO of Moolah Marketing and co-founder of Bizzy.ai. Rachel is one of the most well-known Facebook strategy experts in the world. But we're not going to talk about social media today. Instead, Rachel will share her unique way of generating money that has allowed her to become a venture capitalist in her software company. If you want to learn a simple way to manage your finances better and create more money for your future, join us in today's episode of SMART Businesses Do THIS!About the Guest:Rachel Miller is a business strategist with a proven system to help others grow their customer and audience base that translates into engagement, traffic, and, ultimately, profit. She has written multiple books, including one which sold over 100,000 copies. Rachel is the creator of the website and Facebook Community, QuirkyMomma, and can also be found on her blog, One Crazy House. In addition, she is the CEO of Moolah Marketing and the co-founder of Bizzy.ai.“If you feel a lack, you get up your butt and go do something about it.” - Rachel MillerIn This Episode:- How Rachel developed her unique system for generating money- What is FIRE, and how does somebody do it? - Why and how did Rachel invest in a carwash business?- How using her system allowed Rachel to become her own venture capitalist for a software company- What's next for Rachel? - What SMART Businesses should do according to Rachel- How important are your audience and your mailing list?And much more…This Episode is Brought to You by: - Working Vacation - https://workingvacation.com/Connect with Rachel Miller: - Website - https://rachelmiller.com/- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/moolahMarketer/- LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachelsillamiller/Connect with Adam Lyons:- Website - https://thesmartblueprint.com/- LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/theadamlyons/- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheAdamLyons/- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/TheAdamLyons/

Patrick offers advice for married couples; all the little things that goes into a romance are important Dusty - Why are the Catholic 10 Commandments different from the Jewish 10 Commandments? Rachel - How can I help my brother who is a fallen away Catholic discern whether or not to put his kids in Catholic school? Vicki - My daughter was baptized by a priest who was later removed from the priesthood. Is her baptism still valid? Andrea - Why don't priests marry in the Roman Rite but can in other rites? Lia - How can I encourage my daughters friend to look into the Catholic Church if she is showing interest?

Welcome to Season Two of the Under 40 Victims of Fate Podcast! "Visions of good times that brought so much pleasure, made {us} want to start {podcasting} again!" In this episode you'll hear: What REALLY happened with Back To The Island. Well, how WE feel about what happened. (Dan, are you listening to this episode?) Adam performing live a lullaby he sings to our newest Parakeet in the style of Miss. Rachel How we honestly feel about Ticketmaster and what it's like to try and get tickets to concerts A firsthand review of the legendary Key West shows from February Adam & Hank's new 'Mount Rushmore level' Jimmy Buffett songs What the future holds for the Under 40 Victims of Fate Podcast Check out our new website here: under40pod.com Follow us on social here: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/under40pod Twitter - https://twitter.com/Under40P Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/under40pod/ Support the Podcast: https://anchor.fm/under40victimsoffate/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/under40victimsoffate/support

Scrutinizing the movements of the mind and the heart is never an easy thing to do. In fact we find ever more clever ways to avoid doing so. Truthful living, a willingness to acknowledge one's failings and communicate them to a spiritual guide is put before for us by the fathers as a path that we should desire. It is not meant to punish us or to humiliate us, but rather to free us in our capacity to love God and to give ourselves to Him. We see in this hypothesis how deep this kind of observation penetrates into the thoughts and actions of an individual. Spiritual fathers have the responsibility to aid their children and help them to internalize this process and to ask themselves honestly whether they love and desire Christ above all things. How often and how easily we are moved by our own self-will. We can drag our feet when it comes to doing something that we to which we have an aversion or where we feel that we have something to do that is more important or pressing. It is far more difficult to allow ourselves to be moved by the Spirit of Love. The greatest acts of love are often those that go unnoticed or are rooted in the fulfillment of the simplest of duties. To take up responsibility without grumbling or to respond with immediacy to the need of another is what God sees and values. --- Text of chat during the group:  00:25:30 Anthony: One can take this passage and read it into the early chapters of the Acts of the Apostles.  Was it a kind of monastic community, and Ananias and Sapphira tries to enter the community but remain in the world, holding some of their own possessions?   00:31:34 Rachel: How old were the Apostles when Christ called them?   00:46:38 Anthony: "They" say you die as you have lived.  I suppose then that Jesus' "Into Thy hands I commend My spirit." indicates He perfected this emptiness of self as He lived.   00:53:26 Eric Ewanco: "Grasps another's hand ostentatiously"? What does that mean?   01:23:34 Rachel: The fact that they scrutenize is consoling   01:24:23 Rachel: Thank you!  

Episode Summary: Today, I'm joined by cinematographer, camera operator, and first assistant camera Rachel Dusa. Rachel and I discuss navigating a male-dominated field, how she formed her professional network in Los Angeles, and the unfortunate realities of working on set for streaming service content. She shares why it's unsafe for many craftspeople on set, and the loopholes that some companies are cashing in on to pay smaller wages. We touch on what the viewing public can do to support the people who are behind-the-scenes and potential solutions for the exploitative working environment.TranscriptionTopics Covered:● Where her confidence and tenacity come from● How she launched her career in LA● Forming best business practices and finding jobs that are the right fit● The massive increase in demand for content一and fast● Concerns about the expectations and working conditions on streaming service productions● Why some unions support ‘French hours' and others don't● What's next for Rachel● How content consumers can support change within the film industry Guest Info:● Rachel's Instagram Follow Me:● My Instagram ● My LinkedIn● My Twitter● Art Heals All Wounds Website● Art Heals All Wounds Instagram● Art Heals All Wounds Twitter● Art Heals All Wounds Facebook● Art Heals All Wounds NewsletterPromoted Podcast:Wild Precious LifeJoin author, educator, and learner, Annmarie Kelly as she laughs, cries, and kvetches with the writers, musicians, entrepreneurs, and wanderers who inspire all of us to reach beyond our divisions and discover what it means to be wild, precious, and brave.Special Offer: Check out https://newsly.me and use the promo code ARTHEALS for a free one-month premium subscription. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Your nonprofit can use new science as a tool to help others and to understand how the brain functions and learns. Rachel Paling, author of Brain Friendly and Language Learning and Founder of Neuro Heart Education Foundation, dedicated her life to training educators and helping educators to use coaching as a vehicle of communication.  Conversation Highlights {00:52} Introduction of the guest {01:54} Some positives for the current education model {04:15} The importance of teaching the teachers {08:54} Neuroplasticity  {11:51} Reinforcing areas where you have strengths  {21:13} Learning form triggers instead of reacting to them  {24:38} The neural Heart Education Foundation    Remarkable Quotes Rachel: There is a trend towards educators adapting to their learners. Rachel: I grew up thinking that the brain could not change. Travis: We are not our thoughts. We are not our feelings. Rachel: We need to adapt the way we deliver information, adapt it to the learners of today. Rachel: How do we as adults, children, teenagers take control of our brains and manage ourselves.   Rachel Paling Bio Rachel Paling started teaching English as a Foreign Language to adults over 30 years ago and after obtaining a BA Honours in Law and Spanish (with distinction in spoken Spanish) at the University of Sheffield (UK), she went on to do a master's in human Rights and Democratization (EMA) at the University of Padua, Italy and Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany. This concept called Neurolanguage Coaching emerged through her own experience of teaching languages over the past 34 years. This combined with her own experience of learning languages, namely French, Spanish, Italian, German, and some Catalan, with basics of Arabic and Russian and a hunger to learn more, such as Chinese. In 2019, Efficient Language Coaching and Neurolanguage Coaching® won the Re-Imagine Education Bronze award in the Science of Learning category. In March 2020, Rachel completed her Master's in Applied Neuroscience and continues to study Neuroscience to develop and enhance her knowledge. In the same year, Brainz Magazine included me in their top 500 Companies, Entrepreneurs, Influential Leaders, and Business Owners who are recognized for their entrepreneurial success, achievements, or dedication to helping others. The following year, she was delighted to be awarded the Crea Global Award by Brainz Magazine. In addition, her own personal development as a life coach over 11 years and burning interest in what we are now discovering through modern neuroscience about the brain – and how the brain functions, reacts, and learns – have all contributed to the creation of this concept and method. Using this method, Rachel has trained over 1200 language teachers worldwide, certifying them as Neurolanguage Coaches – certified by taking our training courses which are some of the only language coaching certification courses in the world accredited by International Coach Federation USA. She now delivers this course to teachers of all disciplines with a vision to transform and enhance the learning process. Connect with Rachel Paling rachel@efficientlanguagecoaching.com https://www.facebook.com/rachel.m.paling/ https://www.instagram.com/rachelmariepaling/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachelpaling/   Nonprofit Architect Podcast Links   More Episodes http://nonprofitarchitect.org/blog Ultimate Podcast Guide https://nonprofitarchitect.org/ultimate-podcast-guide/ Ultimate Podcast Course: Available at Forbes School of Business and Technology  https://envisageconnect.com/education-training/partner-products/synergy-learning-institute/ Subscribe and Leave a Review https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nonprofit-architect-podcast/id1481292481 Want help getting your podcast started? Visit: https://nonprofitarchitect.org/podcast-production-services/ Get Fully Funded https://mpro.sharingthecredit.com/appointly/appointments_public/form/DBF73E8A-7D93-438E-B42C-6683022EE380  

Your nonprofit can use new science as a tool to help others and to understand how the brain functions and learns. Rachel Paling, author of Brain Friendly and Language Learning and Founder of Neuro Heart Education Foundation, dedicated her life to training educators and helping educators to use coaching as a vehicle of communication.  Conversation Highlights {00:52} Introduction of the guest {01:54} Some positives for the current education model {04:15} The importance of teaching the teachers {08:54} Neuroplasticity  {11:51} Reinforcing areas where you have strengths  {21:13} Learning form triggers instead of reacting to them  {24:38} The neural Heart Education Foundation    Remarkable Quotes Rachel: There is a trend towards educators adapting to their learners. Rachel: I grew up thinking that the brain could not change. Travis: We are not our thoughts. We are not our feelings. Rachel: We need to adapt the way we deliver information, adapt it to the learners of today. Rachel: How do we as adults, children, teenagers take control of our brains and manage ourselves.   Rachel Paling Bio Rachel Paling started teaching English as a Foreign Language to adults over 30 years ago and after obtaining a BA Honours in Law and Spanish (with distinction in spoken Spanish) at the University of Sheffield (UK), she went on to do a master's in human Rights and Democratization (EMA) at the University of Padua, Italy and Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany. This concept called Neurolanguage Coaching emerged through her own experience of teaching languages over the past 34 years. This combined with her own experience of learning languages, namely French, Spanish, Italian, German, and some Catalan, with basics of Arabic and Russian and a hunger to learn more, such as Chinese. In 2019, Efficient Language Coaching and Neurolanguage Coaching® won the Re-Imagine Education Bronze award in the Science of Learning category. In March 2020, Rachel completed her Master's in Applied Neuroscience and continues to study Neuroscience to develop and enhance her knowledge. In the same year, Brainz Magazine included me in their top 500 Companies, Entrepreneurs, Influential Leaders, and Business Owners who are recognized for their entrepreneurial success, achievements, or dedication to helping others. The following year, she was delighted to be awarded the Crea Global Award by Brainz Magazine. In addition, her own personal development as a life coach over 11 years and burning interest in what we are now discovering through modern neuroscience about the brain – and how the brain functions, reacts, and learns – have all contributed to the creation of this concept and method. Using this method, Rachel has trained over 1200 language teachers worldwide, certifying them as Neurolanguage Coaches – certified by taking our training courses which are some of the only language coaching certification courses in the world accredited by International Coach Federation USA. She now delivers this course to teachers of all disciplines with a vision to transform and enhance the learning process. Connect with Rachel Paling rachel@efficientlanguagecoaching.com https://www.facebook.com/rachel.m.paling/ https://www.instagram.com/rachelmariepaling/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachelpaling/   Nonprofit Architect Podcast Links   More Episodes http://nonprofitarchitect.org/blog Ultimate Podcast Guide https://nonprofitarchitect.org/ultimate-podcast-guide/ Ultimate Podcast Course: Available at Forbes School of Business and Technology  https://envisageconnect.com/education-training/partner-products/synergy-learning-institute/ Subscribe and Leave a Review https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nonprofit-architect-podcast/id1481292481 Want help getting your podcast started? Visit: https://nonprofitarchitect.org/podcast-production-services/ Get Fully Funded https://mpro.sharingthecredit.com/appointly/appointments_public/form/DBF73E8A-7D93-438E-B42C-6683022EE380  

After laying some groundwork in the previous weeks we finally stepped in to the meat, as it were, of John‘s writing.  We took up once again Step number One “on renunciation”. John moves very quickly to lay out before us the reasons why one would embrace the renunciation not only of the monks in the desert but of the ascetical life as a whole. The two fundamental reasons are the multitude of our sins and the love of God. The beginning of the spiritual life most often is the simple acknowledgment of our poverty and the infirmity that sin brings into our life. We see the emptiness of this life outside of our relationship with God. The acknowledgment of this truth bears the fruit of repentance; a fundamental turning toward God with streams of tears and heartfelt groanings that reflect an interior reality. It is then that God, as he did with Lazarus, orders that the stone be rolled away from the tomb and that we be unloosed from the passions that hold us in their grip.  Yet, John would not have us see this as a path that we take in isolation. It is always to be trod with a guide or a director, a Moses figure. We need those who can help bring about the healing of the passions of the soul by their care as physicians. We need to be guided by those who have lived a life equal to the angels; that is, who have been freed from the corruption of their wounds and so have become experts and the most skilled physicians/surgeons. We do not live our Christian life out in isolation but only in communion with others and strengthened by those who have been transformed by the grace of God and the ascetical life. This life, John tells us in an unvarnished way, requires violence and constant suffering; a dying to self and sin in order that our hearts might attain to the love of God and the love of chastity and all of the other virtues. There will be great toil in this battle and the false-self, that kitchen dog addicted to barking, John tells us, is only overcome by the one who becomes a lover of chastity and watchfulness.  The foundation of this journey is the courage to offer our souls to God in our infirmity, the faith to trust in Him, and the humility that we might bare all before his healing light of His Grace.  --- Text of chat during the group: 00:11:31 Cindy Moran: What version of the book is being used?   00:15:58 Anthony: copyright 1979 Holy Transfiguration Monastery   00:18:01 Fr. Miron Jr.: https://www.bostonmonks.com/product_info.php/cPath/75_105/products_id/569   00:53:17 maureencunningham: What was the book Psychology Orthodoxy wombs the writer?   00:53:58 Fr. Miron Jr.: https://www.amazon.com/Orthodox-Psychotherapy-Esther-Cunningham-Williams/dp/9607070275/ref=sr_1_2?crid=174I4J6U16QTR&keywords=orthodox+psychotherapy&qid=1648080810&sprefix=orthoodx+ps%2Caps%2C94&sr=8-2   00:56:02 maureencunningham: Thank you   01:16:51 Ashley Kaschl: “The life of man upon earth is a warfare, and his days are like the days of a hireling.” (Job 7:1, DRA)   01:24:50 Rachel: wow!   01:26:04 Rachel: How many times have the faithful heard in the midst of the battle, the same comparisons. A mistaken notion that the engaing in the battle means one has lost their " peace!?"   01:26:43 Bonnie Lewis: Thank you so much Father David.   01:26:45 Cindy Moran: Very good session thank you   01:26:53 Miron Kerul Kmec: Thank you   01:26:54 Rachel: Thank you Father and everyone.   01:27:09 Samantha Topolewski: Thank you!   01:27:20 Carole DiClaudio: Good night everyone!!  

Thank you to everyone who participated in tonight's group on St. Theophan's Letters on the Spiritual Life to Anastasia.  Great conversation as always. Synopsis: Tonight we read letter 74 entitled “Yearning for the monastic life”. Anastasia has made a decision to enter the monastery; she has decided to give herself over completely to God in mind and body. And yet, Theophan senses within her a kind of urgency that is pressing her forward and making her want to rush the moment of her entrance. He wants her, however, to pray and wait with patience. He does not want her to enter the religious life in a willful fashion precisely because she's entering in order to set aside her will in the spirit of obedience. Thus, she should strive to let God act in her life and open the door for her to enter in the time He desires. For the moment she is to focus upon embracing the life of a monastic at home; deepening her spiritual life, living in obedience to her parents, making herself a novice in relationship to all of her siblings. She is to be, as it were, a soldier in training; humbling herself and preparing herself for the rigors of the religious life. Such waiting takes nothing from her. In fact it serves her by allowing her to mature emotionally and spiritually precisely that she might endure in her vocation.  He reminds her of the history behind such a vocation. In the beginning monasteries did not exist - nor vows. What existed were men and women filled with a desire and yearning for God and it is this spirit that she must foster. She must enflame the desire for God within her own heart by being faithful in the moment. She must wait and adapt her life and her habits to those in the monastery. But most of all she must wait upon the Lord who says “Come follow Me”! --- Text of chat during the group: 00:06:26 Rachel: How do I get a snazzy picture like that??   00:19:23 Anthony: And some people had her religious desire, but God (I suppose) chose them never to enter a community, such as Benedict Labre or the Pilgrim of the Russian classic.   00:28:05 Edward Kleinguetl: "Gentle, organic approach" -- love it!   00:31:20 Anthony: FYI under the Lombard Laws of the 600's to about 800s or so, Vowed and nonvowed persons living a religious life were both recognized as having special protection against violation by criminals.  One living the life but not vowed as treated as or just about as at the state of a religious person.   00:38:09 Anthony: "The Ancient Path" is Talbot's book about his community   01:14:26 Wayne Mackenzie: got to go see you monday   01:16:24 Anthony: We in the West are sometimes formed by a relatively small cadre of Western Catholics, too....and that is magnified by the psychologies of certain persons who choose messages to magnify to the rest of us.   01:17:11 Rachel: I do have to say that put here in California, I am  blessed with a wonderful grace filled parish.

HIGHLIGHTS Moving to the US grieving her father's death A domestic abuse case rocks Rachel's family God calls us to repent on behalf of the evil in the world QUOTES Rachel: "I said God, I don't care if I have to dedicate the rest of my life to taking of my son. I will. Just don't take him away from me. And, at that moment, the Holy Spirit, I heard it loud and clear, he's mine. He's mine. I gave him to you, nobody's going to take him away from you." Rachel: "How can I feel joy at this moment? But seeing all the people that surrounded me and who just loved me unconditionally, who never questioned my character, I felt so loved... nobody questioned my character." Connect with Rachel by following the links below: Website - https://rachelbruno.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to another great episode of the Dear BLK CEO Podcast. While we typically focus on hearing from minority CEOs and entrepreneurs, it's important we get a three dimensional perspective from all people. As promised, today I'm bringing in two super stylish, super creative executives from the corporate space, Rachel Smith and Matt Joblon. Matt is the CEO and Founding Partner of BMC Investments, boasting a portfolio of over 9,000 multifamily units and over $500M in projects. Rachel is the Director of Partnerships at the Clayton Members Club, an intentionally cultivated community of social, business and creative leaders unified by common values and dedicated to living a more meaningful and impactful life. Both these individuals partnered up to bring the Members Club to life from a place of inclusion and diversity. You don't want to miss out on the gems in this episode. Tune in and find out how more companies are thriving on values of relationship building and diversity.   It's Time to Adapt to More Diverse Business Models: [00:01 – 08:19] Opening Segment  I welcome Matt Joblon and Rachel Smith to the show Bio  My connection to Clayton Members Club The importance of style  Matt talks about the start of the Members Club Leading with a focus on creating a great team The partnership journey with Rachel  How partnership made the difference Rachel talks about the driving force behind her motivation  Relationships first  A core value of impacting people and giving back Making something ‘exclusively' inclusive [08:20 – 22:47] Building Business Relationships to Create an Inclusive Community Matt shares about the vision and inspiration behind the project Coming in to the market at the right time Identifying the needs no one else is focusing on Looking at the project holistically Creating a diverse and inclusive community  How to get the community to buy-in  Tried and true “Not about me but us” From 40 members to exponential growth  Delivering on the promise I talk about my view from a consumer perspective The ‘horror' stories of getting the place up and running 2 years to negotiate the building  18 months of pure planning  7 different variances People didn't know they wanted this  The challenges with the building  How the pandemic affected the opening   Book your free consultation at: The Kas Company   [22:48 – 42:15] It's Time to Adapt to More Diverse Business Models  How a rising minority population will affect business A chance to open up with diversity at the forefront  The turn around that business models took  ‘Good enough' isn't good enough How complacency may come into play Matt and Rachel share about the diversity model of the Members Club Making something lasting and sustainable A model that tackles financial barriers  Giving different ways to contribute A long term look at the Denver area  A thriving culture  High quality of life  The possible challenges and risks Getting people to agree on the problem we're trying to solve We get solutions when we all agree on the problem  It's time to shift the narrative  Why diversity is so important to Matt and Rachel Keeping an open world view  Communities thrive under true diversity   [42:16 – 47:25] Random Round What is something unique about you that is contrary to being ‘white'? Rachel: appreciation for diversity and dancing  Matt: always attracted to people who are different from me Final words        Tweetable Quotes: “Different things motivate different people and for me it's the quality of my relationships and the ability to learn from everyone I'm around… personally and professionally.” - Rachel Smith “Every time you identify a need that no one else is focussed on and you execute at a high and no one can really copy you… that's a pretty strong business plan!” - Matt Joblon “You're not really a global citizen if you're living in your small world… We all stand to gain when you listen in to other people's experiences.” - Rachel Smith Resources Mentioned:  Members Only: Matt Joblon opening Clayton Members Club & Hotel in Cherry Creek Bringing Denver Together with Culture, Style, and Philanthropy with Rachel Smith Capitalism in America Get more from Rachel by visiting https://claytondenver.com/ and learning more about the incredible and diverse community that's being built. Reach out to Matt on LinkedIn as well. Don't forget to check out https://bmcinv.com/ and dive into the real estate space with these visionary leaders. LEAVE A RATING AND REVIEW on iTunes and subscribe to get first access to every inspirational story shared on the show and share with friends and family.   Let's connect! Find me on LinkedIn, Instagram, or check out my website http://karlsona.com/. And The Kas Company to find out more about my coaching program.   You don't have to be anyone other than who you are to be a world-class CEO!

Finding the place on YouTube where you fit in AND just so happens to be an underserved market, can be a recipe for MASSIVE success!Rachel How teaches people how to become better UI/UX designers on her channel. At the time of recording this episode, she had just recently hit 10,000 subscribers after only three months, and 15 total videos. Today we look to tell Rachel's story so you can learn what it took to get where she is today.Find Rachel Here:Rachel How on YouTubeFollow vidIQ here:https://vidiq.comhttps://twitter.com/vidIQhttps://www.youtube.com/user/vidIQchannelThis episode was hosted by Dan Carson of vidIQ. If you have any questions, please feel free to email support@vidiq.com

Yep, it's Friday again, and you know what that means: It's Q+A time! This episode is on fire

This week on The New P&L we speak with Rachel Carrell, founder & CEO, Koru Kids, UK's fast-growing tech companies, which is dedicated dedicated to building the world's best childcare service. Rachel was working in healthcare when she experienced first hand how difficult and expensive it was to arrange childcare, and decided to found Koru Kids. She has since received national and international numerous awards including ‘Inspirational Mother of the Year' and ‘Best Businesswoman in Tech', and was elected a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in recognition of her work. We discuss with Rachel: · How the traditional values represented by the Koru (the unfurling silver fern frond and a component in Māori art and tattooing) play out day to day in her business · Whether Rachel sees her business as a childcare business or a technology-led market disruptor · The training, mentoring and personal and professional management techniques Rachel employs to keep herself grounded and focused on leading an organisation of this nature · Lessons in remote working from a business that has this model at its operational heart · The balance between autonomy and adherence to core cultural values in business · Why entrepreneurialism is so predominant among immigrant communities · How Rachel is defining success in her business today and how this has changed since Koru Kids launched · Rachel's view on the key qualities and characteristics of principled leadership in business Insta: @korukidsofficial LI: https://www.linkedin.com/company/korukids/ To join The New P&L movement go to: www.principlesandleadership.com and subscribe. Join our Instagram community: @principlesandleadership --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/principlesandleadership/message

Through a mutual friend, Jill Devine was introduced to Brandon Janous. Brandon lost his wife, Rachel, to breast cancer on March 1st, 2020. With the one-year anniversary of her death approaching, Jill invited Brandon on the podcast to share Rachel's story because as he describes in the episode, "there's beauty in the brokenness".  To gain a little insight on who Rachel was, here's some information from her obituary: Rachel excelled in everything that she attempted. But it was dance that captured her heart. From the time that she could walk to the time that she could walk no more, she danced. She danced everywhere she went and never in her life had trouble finding a dance partner. Rachel attended the University of Nebraska (Go Big Red), where she not only danced on the sidelines of every football and basketball game as a Scarlet, but she also excelled in the classroom. It was here, in Lincoln, Nebraska, where Rachel would meet the love of her life (though she didn’t know it at the time.) He knew it. It just took her a bit longer to be convinced. His name was Brandon Janous, and because of a silly flag football tournament, their love story began. Brandon was introduced to Rachel through some of her High School friends (Go Oak Park) on a weekend trip he and his buddies took to Lincoln from the University of Missouri (MIZ).  On March 13, 2010, Rachel and Brandon said their “I do’s” and began what they would consider the greatest love story ever told. The first of their 3 children, Hadley Mae, arrived just over a year after their wedding day, and for the next few years, Rachel would spend most of her time in maternity clothes. In 2012, they welcomed their second daughter, Cooper Grace, and in 2014 they got their boy, Macklin Lawrence, and became what is now known as The Janous 5. Rachel was an incredible nurse because she loved people so well. Rachel was an incredible mom because she loved her children so well. Rachel was an incredible friend because she loved her friends so well. Rachel was an incredible daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece, cousin, sister-in-law, aunt, wife, and daughter-in-law because she just knew how to love everyone so well. Rachel was diagnosed with breast cancer. She was only 36 years old at the time. But she fought it hard, beat it and was in complete remission for about 7 months. In July of 2019, the cancer came back, and it came back with a vengeance. Down deep, Rachel had always felt that it would eventually come back, and she was prepared to battle it again. The problem was that this time, the cancer took over her entire body and before long, the doctors had exhausted all treatment options. Rachel could have easily given up and been angry for the hand she’d been dealt. But instead, she decided she’d do her best to change the world. And that’s exactly what she did. She taught us how to love people better. Not just when it’s convenient, but to love them through their ugly times and worst days and to love them well. She taught us that cancer is hard, but that everyone has their “hard.” And that you never know what someone is going through. You never know their struggle. You never know their pain. You never know where they have been or where they’re going. So to always be kind and to always love hard. She taught us that God is so dang good. And that while dying of cancer at 38 years old isn’t fun, dancing in heaven was going to be a blast!  She taught us not to take moments for granted and that it’s the little moments that matter most.  She taught us all how to hug better. She taught us that there is so much beauty in the brokenness. And that even in her final days, when she knew death was imminent, she was helping everyone around her heal. She was encouraging and equipping everyone for the next chapter. She was leading people, so many people, many that she’d never met, to know Jesus. If you didn’t have the chance to meet Rachel, you missed out. Just five minutes with her would have had a major impact on your life.  Rachel's story is one every person should hear. Your perspective on life will change after hearing it. #LoveLikeRachel Instagram and Facebook: @brandonjanous  Jill would like to acknowledge and recognize the hard work moms put in on the daily. It can be a thankless job at times, and Jill wants these moms to know their worth, so she created the Supermom Shoutout. This week’s Supermom Shoutout goes to Rachel. Jill Devine is nominating her on behalf of all who have loved and continue to love Rachel: How could I not make Rachel this week’s Supermom nomination? This is a woman who continues to touch lives, mine included. I can only imagine what it was like to be loved by Rachel. What a true gift from God! Every time I get sad thinking about Brandon and the kids, I try and relive the conversation he and I had about Rachel’s final days. In Rachel’s honor, we all need to love and love hard.  Rachel - you will be forever seen and forever supported! To nominate a Supermom (or you can nominate yourself) email hello@jilldevine.com. Submit the name of the Supermom, where they're from, and a brief description as to why Jill should shout out this particular Supermom. Two Kids and A Career Website: https://www.jilldevine.com/ Two Kids and A Career Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jilldevine/?hl=en Two Kids and A Career Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JillDevineMedia/ Thank you to our sponsor: Blondin Professional Real Estate

On this episode we circle back to talk about the International Space Station crew launch and our experience watching it. Then we gear up to play: General Trivia All About Shakespeare "Gastro Obscura" - Fictional Food Lightning Round! Rachel: How to Fix a Drug Scandal (Netflix) - https://www.netflix.com/title/80233339 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thingsigotwrong/support

On this episode we circle back to talk about the International Space Station crew launch and our experience watching it. Then we gear up to play: General Trivia All About Shakespeare "Gastro Obscura" - Fictional Food Lightning Round! Mark: Magic Spoon Cereal - https://magicspoon.com/ Rachel: How to Fix a Drug Scandal (Netflix) - https://www.netflix.com/title/80233339 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thingsigotwrong/message

Do you think competition is good or bad? Does competition bring you down or inspire you to become a better version of yourself? Join Erin and Rachel today as they chat about competition. They share their thoughts on how you should deal with competition, what to do when the comparison becomes too much and so much more! The girls discuss: The best way to look at competition What you should NOT do when looking at someone who is where you want to be When is the best time to ask for help? The detrimental effect social media can have Finding the right people to surround yourself with The concept on comparison to inspire (and how you can apply it to your life) And so much more! Let's take a listen! Resources: Erin's Instagram: @erin_travelsforlife Rachel's Instagram: @iamrachelbrooks The Confident Woman Podcast Instagram: @theconfidentwomanpodcast Quotes: “Compete where you're at.” - Erin “You have to learn to love to lose and suck in competition sometimes because you still get better.” -Erin “I can only control what I can control.” -Rachel “How do we unite and collab to make a greater impact together?” - Rachel --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theconfidentwoman/message

How do you handle stress in your life? Do you try to run from it or do you face it head on? On today's episode Erin and Rachel chat all about how stress can impact your life, the right way to look at stress and the #1 thing you need to remember when stress pops up! Erin and Rachel share: The two factors that can impact how you deal with stress Erin and Rachel's best tips for correcting course The main idea you must remember when getting through stressful situations One negative thing you may do that will stop your progress Recognize the triggers or behaviors that lead you down this path and how to remedy it The simple steps you can take to assess the stress And so much more! Let's take a listen! Resources: Erin's Instagram: @erin_travelsforlife Rachel's Instagram: @iamrachelbrooks The Confident Woman Podcast Instagram: @theconfidentwomanpodcast Quotes: “It's figuring out ways to get myself to take action and act on what I need to do which is eventually going to lead to the elimination of the stress to begin with.” - Erin “When we talk about stress management, just nip it in the bud before it gets out of control.” -Rachel “How we react and respond to certain situations will set us up for success or failure.” -Rachel “I'm a short spurt focuser.” -Erin --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theconfidentwoman/message

In this episode, you'll get real life insight into why going plant-based is much more than what you see on a pretty Instagram feed. My guest Rachel Steenland gets personal as she shares the real reason her parents went plant-based, and why she's so passionate about sharing vegan recipes on The Plant Riot. Her passion for plant-based cooking is total proof that trying something new can transform your life. Not only is Rachel the dynamo vegan cook + food photographer behind The Plant Riot, she's also the awesome human behind @vegan.recipe.shares where you can find 100s of recipes from other creators on Instagram. We discuss: ⭐️Going to local farms during quarantine ⭐️Her delicious meat-free Lentil Bolognese recipe ⭐️Why she became vegan after a 30 day vegan challenge

This brand new episode has Erin and Rachel discussing our perspectives of situations. Our perspective, when something bad happens to us, can be that of negativity or blame. But when we flip the script and try to find the good in the situation we can have a more positive perspective. Erin says that a person's perspective may be a learned behavior. That as we grow up, we learn from others around us on how to respond to situations and that those responses become conditioned. Rachel likes to think that situations are happening for her, not to her. She noticed, in the past, when she thought things were happening to her that someone else was always to blame. It was never her fault. She came to realize that she was the common denominator in those situations, so she shifted her perspective to one of growth and positivity. In the end, the girls agree that we need to be self-aware when it comes to perspectives. We need to look at the situation, respond appropriately, use it as empowerment, and reflect on the past for growth. Here are some highlights: What road rage has to do with our perspective Erin's mental shift when looking back at her network marketing days How heartbreak brought Rachel to where she is today Self-awareness is a game-changer Let's take a listen! Resources: Erin's Instagram: @erin_travelsforlife Rachel's Instagram: @iamrachelbrooks The Confident Woman Podcast Instagram: @theconfidentwomanpodcast Quotes: “You have to find something good in it.” Rachel “How can I react or respond in that situation in a positive way?” -Rachel “Perspective... I think it's a learned trait” -Erin “All these things were happening for me, they weren't happening to me.” -Rachel “What's the more empowering response?” -Erin “Reflect on the past.” -Erin --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theconfidentwoman/message

小鸡渐渐长成公鸡，热衷打鸣。菲比接受将受精卵植入子宫的手术；由于费用高昂，小弗兰克和爱丽丝仅能负担一次手术，所以菲比感觉压力巨大。莫妮卡、瑞秋和钱德、乔伊打赌，谁了解对方更多。于是罗斯设计了问答游戏，赌注不断攀升：如果女孩们赢，鸡和鸭就必须送走；反之，如果男孩们赢，双方就得交换公寓。 1. challenge extented 发出挑战 在Ross的撺掇下，Joey和Chandler决定与Monica和Rachel打赌猜Monica包里的物品。Ross用了两个短语促成这场赌局。 challenge extended 发出挑战 challenge accepted 接受挑战 Joey: Oh yeah? Ross, how many items left in that bag? Ross: Five. Chandler: Okay, ten bucks says that we can name every item in that bag. Rachel: How many guesses do you get? Joey: Six .Ross: Challenge extended. Monica: Deal! Ross: Challenge excepted. 2. fork it over 递过来 当Chandler和Joey赢了Monica, Monica付钱的时候，Chandler连续用了几个短语来炫耀自己的得意。fork it up fork it over 把某物递过来（...

  Do you struggle with feeling empowered? Do you want to live more fully in your powerful authentic self? In this episode we dive into how to empower yourself, live your fullest life, and beat those limiting beliefs. We are talking all about how to get your shining powerful life the way you dream! In this episode I talk with Rachel Feldman, Health Coach and Business Coach, Contributor at Forbes, Huffington Post and Thrive Journal, about changing the story you tell yourself. She talks about dealing with her and her children's health challenges, as well as how she built her coaching business. We dive into her system for building an amazing business you love, as well as how to empower yourself to your best self. We also talk about stepping into your power and being authentic.   Questions I asked: What pushed Rachel to create this No B.S Business? Why is changing our stories that we tell ourselves crucial for success? What is critical for you to live your best life? How do we empower ourselves? Topics Discussed: Why we need to change our story. The importance of being our own advocate. Challenging the ideas in your head to move forward. We don’t need to be everything to everybody. How to ask for help, and not do it all yourself. Quotes from the show: “What story is running the show today.” @RachelAFeldman @SisterhoodSweat “When I look at health, I always look at the emotional aspect, the physical, the spiritual.” @RachelAFeldman @SisterhoodSweat “We have to be our own advocate. We cannot sit silently.” @RachelAFeldman @SisterhoodSweat “Change the game for yourself, and then you change the game for your kids.” @RachelAFeldman @SisterhoodSweat “When you’re in alignment, possibilities are endless.” @RachelAFeldman @SisterhoodSweat Freebies from Rachel How you can stay in touch with Rachel: www.yourhealthcoachbiz.com www.rachelafeldman.com How you can stay in touch with Linda: Website Facebook Twitter Instagram Pinterest YouTube SoundCloud "Proud Sponsors of the Sisterhood of S.W.E.A.T" Essential Formulas   My daily energy stems from mushrooms... mushroom coffee that is! Have you checked out Four Sigmatic yet? If you want a coffee that contains superfoods and adaptogens like rhodiola, eleuthero, and schisandra to help you live a healthier, more enhanced life, then you need Four Sigmatic mushroom coffee in your daily routine! Check out their products here and be sure to let me know what you think of it!

Episode two of the second season of Free the Seed! the Open Source Seed Initiative podcast This podcast is for anyone interested in the plants we eat – farmers, gardeners and food curious folks who want to dig deeper into where their food comes from. It’s about how new crop varieties make it into your seed catalogues and onto your tables. In each episode, we hear the story of a variety that has been pledged as open-source from the plant breeder that developed it. In this episode, host Rachel Hultengren spoke with Joseph Lofthouse about his process of landrace breeding to develop varieties locally-adapted to the harsh conditions of his farm in northern Utah, and about the 'Lofthouse-Oliverson Landrace Muskmelon', a variety that came out of that breeding work.  Joseph Lofthouse Episode links Find seeds of 'Lofthouse-Oliverson Landrace Muskmelon' on Joseph's website. Free the Seed! Listener Survey: http://bit.ly/FreetheSeedsurvey ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Free the Seed! Transcript for S2E2: ‘Lofthouse-Oliverson Landrace Melon’ Rachel Hultengren: Welcome to episode two of the second season of Free the Seed!, the Open Source Seed Initiative podcast that tells the stories of new crop varieties and the plant breeders that develop them. I’m your host, Rachel Hultengren. Every episode we invite a plant breeder to tell us about a crop variety that they’ve pledged to be open-source. My guest today is Joseph Lofthouse. Joseph farms in Northern Utah, where harsh growing conditions can make farming a challenge. We talk about how he has addressed this challenge through his plant breeding work, and Joseph describes ‘landrace breeding’, the process by which he develops genetically-diverse crop varieties that are particularly suited to his farm. Rachel: Hi Joseph – welcome to Free the Seed! Joseph Lofthouse: Hi! Thank you, Rachel and food-curious folks. Rachel: So I’d like to start by painting a picture for listeners of your farm in Utah and the conditions there. Where in Utah are you, and what’s the weather like through the growing season? Joseph: So I am in northern Utah, in Cache Valley, in a village called Paradise. And my growing conditions during the summer are desert conditions with intense sunlight in the daytime and intense radiant cooling at night. Super-low humidity, and I irrigate once a week. Rachel: And how long have you been farming there? Joseph: My family’s been growing in the same farm for 150 years, and I’ve been doing that my whole life as well, except for when I went away to the big city to work for a career, and then I came back home. Rachel: I understand that when you came back home, you found that the conditions that you were growing in, it limited what you were able to grow. I’m curious - what did you try that at first just wasn’t successful? Joseph: So a lot of crops, if I just buy something out of a seed catalogue, about half the varieties I buy that way will just plain old fail. And some things, like cantaloupe or watermelon, might be like 95% failures. Some things like turnips – any turnip that I plant is going to do well here. But the longer season crops, or the warmer weather crops, are hit-or-miss. Rachel: What are the aspects of your growing area that are the hardest for crops to tolerate? Joseph: Well, for warm- weather crops, it’s the radiant cooling at night. And for leafy greens, it’s the low humidity, because we might have 5% humidity in the evenings. And that leads to bitter lettuce and bitter spinach and bitter kale. Rachel: How cold does it get, with that radiant cooling at night? Joseph: We have about, sometimes, a 40 degree temperature change between the highs in the day and the lows at night. And the radiant cooling on the surface of the leaf, probably adds another- or subtracts another 10 degrees from that. Rachel: So that can get pretty chilly for a warm...

After Rachel Millers Keynote speech she explains to me the system that she uses with her mother to keep on top of the workload leading up to her final high school exams. They just completed a 4-week online mind mapping course with Mindmap Studio. I got the rare opportunity to ask them how it has affected life at home and school in person at the Dyslexia Scotland Education Conference. Rachel gave a storming keynote speech to 150+ educators, see episode #17. She covers: - Now converting 50 class handouts into maps a week! - How mum reads the handout and she highlights - She takes the highlights and goes to create a map - Writing English essays with a map. - Using phone to dictate - Mum talking about the reduction in stress and pressure - Verbally processing by using a map - Saving time - Mum using a map to test Rachel - How to do the revision on the go! - Reviewing maps before doing a class - Advice to other parents when to learn to map - How two different children use the map - Using a map in a class to brainstorm in a class - How teachers respond to mind mapping in the class - "I love being dyslexic" - How teams and tools are essential - How Dyslexics help teams operate. - Seeing the big picture from multiple points of view. - How Rachel started a mind mapping club for 10 yr olds. Dyslexia Scotland Conference Website: https://www.dyslexiascotland.org.uk/education-conference Young Ambassadors website: https://unwrapped.dyslexiascotland.org.uk/create-and-share/videos/young-ambassadors-an-interview-with-rachel Making Sense – Dyslexia Review: http://addressingdyslexia.org/making-sense-dyslexia-review Call Scotland Website: http://www.callscotland.org.uk/home/ Bulletmap Academy Page: https://bulletmapacademy.com BulletMap Academy Workshop: https://bulletmapacademy.com/workshop/ BulletMap Academy Blogs: https://bulletmapacademy.com/blogs/ Enroll in BulletMap Academy: https://bulletmapacademy.com/sales-page/#price Show Notes: https://mindmapstudio.com/18/

Dr Rachel Wyndham is a naturopath and also a general practitioner.Dr Rachel currently lives between the Gold Coast and Wanaka New Zealand with her three beautiful daughters. Her family are the driving inspiration behind all her noble endeavours as a passionate integrative medical professional who acts with integrity.Join us as I ask Rachel:* How did she become both a doctor and a naturopath?* What would she say to a girl or young woman with pyroluria?* What lifestyle or diet changes she would recommend for people with pyroluria.Dr Rachel also discusses:* What pyroluria is.* How pyroluria is diagnosed.* Why paleo helps people, from both medical and naturopathic perspectives.I am so grateful that Dr Rach shared her considerable knowledge and passion with us, in full flight with quotes like:“There's a book that I have, I think it's from 1927 and it's a medical journal or it's like a text. The word stress is not in that time.”“We're perfectly made, absolutely, and we're enough!”To find out more about Dr Rachel, visit https://www.DrRachelWyndham.com.I'd love to know your thoughts and experiences - join the conversation on my Facebook page.For more episodes of Recipes For Life, find us on iTunes at https://apple.co/2NpsIba, Spotify at https://spoti.fi/2NpSiN0, Whooskhaa at https://www.whooshkaa.com/shows/recipes-for-life-with-pete-evans, click the link on https://peteevans.com, or just look up "Recipes For Life" in your favourite podcast app.I'd love to spread the knowledge in these podcasts far and wide. If you liked this episode, I'd love it if you could share it with your friends, and perhaps even leave a review on iTunes.This podcast is proudly presented by The Institute For Integrative Nutrition, or IIN for short.I've completed this amazing health training course through IIN, and I would thoroughly recommend it for anyone wanting to start a career in the health coaching and wellness space.This course is conducted over a year long period and it's constructed in a way that if you're a full time worker or a busy parent or wherever you are in your life you'll still be able to complete all the required curriculum and modules.Please see the link included in this post on my Facebook or Instagram page or on iTunes, to access the free sample class and first module of the program, to get a great taste of the format and structure as well as utilise my special discount that I can offer you if you decide to sign up.Just go to https://geti.in/2K2QcAw, email admissions@integrativenutrition.com or call +1 (212) 730-5433 outside the US, (844) 780-3300 within the US.Make sure you tell the admission team that you're part of the Pete Evans tuition savings to claim your very substantial discount. More info is at https://www.integrativenutrition.comTheme music by Mandharu - https://goo.gl/DAztoQ. Audio production by Andy Maher - https://andymaher.com.  See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr Rachel Wyndham is a naturopath and also a general practitioner.Dr Rachel currently lives between the Gold Coast and Wanaka New Zealand with her three beautiful daughters. Her family are the driving inspiration behind all her noble endeavours as a passionate integrative medical professional who acts with integrity.Join us as I ask Rachel:* How did she become both a doctor and a naturopath?* What would she say to a girl or young woman with pyroluria?* What lifestyle or diet changes she would recommend for people with pyroluria.Dr Rachel also discusses:* What pyroluria is.* How pyroluria is diagnosed.* Why paleo helps people, from both medical and naturopathic perspectives.I am so grateful that Dr Rach shared her considerable knowledge and passion with us, in full flight with quotes like:“There's a book that I have, I think it's from 1927 and it's a medical journal or it's like a text. The word stress is not in that time.”“We’re perfectly made, absolutely, and we’re enough!”To find out more about Dr Rachel, visit https://www.DrRachelWyndham.com.I’d love to know your thoughts and experiences - join the conversation on my Facebook page.For more episodes of Recipes For Life, find us on iTunes at https://apple.co/2NpsIba, Spotify at https://spoti.fi/2NpSiN0, Whooskhaa at https://www.whooshkaa.com/shows/recipes-for-life-with-pete-evans, click the link on https://peteevans.com, or just look up "Recipes For Life" in your favourite podcast app.I'd love to spread the knowledge in these podcasts far and wide. If you liked this episode, I'd love it if you could share it with your friends, and perhaps even leave a review on iTunes.This podcast is proudly presented by The Institute For Integrative Nutrition, or IIN for short.I've completed this amazing health training course through IIN, and I would thoroughly recommend it for anyone wanting to start a career in the health coaching and wellness space.This course is conducted over a year long period and it's constructed in a way that if you're a full time worker or a busy parent or wherever you are in your life you'll still be able to complete all the required curriculum and modules.Please see the link included in this post on my Facebook or Instagram page or on iTunes, to access the free sample class and first module of the program, to get a great taste of the format and structure as well as utilise my special discount that I can offer you if you decide to sign up.Just go to https://geti.in/2K2QcAw, email admissions@integrativenutrition.com or call +1 (212) 730-5433 outside the US, (844) 780-3300 within the US.Make sure you tell the admission team that you're part of the Pete Evans tuition savings to claim your very substantial discount. More info is at https://www.integrativenutrition.comTheme music by Mandharu - https://goo.gl/DAztoQ. Audio production by Andy Maher - https://andymaher.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Are you more of a Monica or a Rachel? How about a Chandler or a Joey? Do you and your friends like to do impromptu photo shoots in water fountains? Then guess what friend, this podcast is for you! On today’s episode of Guilty Pleasure hosts Amanda Salvatore and Jackie Rae Aubel chat with Max Spitulnik, an LA-based writer who Amanda is casually dating.

No. 67“你打算怎么办？” – 邀你说英语经典台词【句子】Rachel: How do you fit into this whole thing? 【Friends】S1E2【发音】[haʊ] [dʊ] [ju:] [fɪt] [&`&ɪntʊ] [ðɪs] [həʊl] [θɪŋ]【翻译】你打算怎么办？【适用场合】如果看到这句话，你只能说What are you gonna do? 那你已经OUT了！fit in 字面意思是合适；看看英文解释：If one thing fits in with another thing, they look pleasant together or are suitable for each other. 所以Rachel问Ross，前妻怀孕这件事情，打算怎么处理这件事情？最后还有一句话，Basically, it&`&s totally up to me. 总得来说，都取决于我自己。欢迎加瑶瑶老师微信：teacheryaoyao 邀请你进入全英文微信群，每晚免费纠音。1月零基础音标班已经可以开始报名，网络授课，小班授课，作业一对一批改。