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Recently Greg shared his story, and in this episode, Jen shares hers.  In part 1, Jen shares what it was like going through the initial loss of a marriage. 

Recently Greg got a call from an educational institute asking him for advice on how to help their athletes “toughen up.” Unfortunately, they're not alone, it seems like resilience is in increasingly shorter supply across the board these days. As a leader, it is your job to help instill grit into your team. Not tearing them down, but showing them that you view them with more potential. Check out the video version of this conversation here → https://youtu.be/KllhZDW0cjI

In today's PorscheCooled Podcast Michael presents episode 74 of owner stories with Greg from Chicago in the U.S. Greg's first car was a MG Midget, a car he shared with his brother. At around the same time Greg remembers being ‘stopped in his tracks' when a '74 or '75 Carrera in Gulf Blue came rolling down his street. A lasting memory and a car he wanted to own one day. Then there was a Porsche 911 book (which he still has) gifted from an old girlfriend - all fuelling his passion. Other cars along the way included a Firebird, Challenger and a ‘69 Camaro, but nothing that Greg really regrets selling. Looking back Greg now realises nothing drives like a Porsche. So, when does the dream become reality? Greg's first Porsche came about when he accompanied his friend to a car dealership, and he ended up buying his first Porsche – a 2003 911 Cabriolet. He enjoyed the 996 Porsche 911 for 10 years and it is now owned by his brother-in-law. Four years after selling his 911 Greg's came across an article about cars from the ‘80s and started looking for another Porsche. First came the 1989 944 Turbo S in manual. Greg loves this car especially the ‘rush' of the turbo. Greg didn't stop there. He always wanted an ‘80's Carrera and found one advertised in the PCA magazine. Not your average 3.2 G Series Carrera but a low mileage 1986 911 Carrera Coupe (CS) clone. Greg is now deep into the Porsche world, enjoying his cars and active in the Porsche Community. After seeing a fantastic 356 at a Cars and Coffee, Greg decided he wanted to know more about the iconic 356. He did his research, spoke to the right people, and purchased a 1964 356 C in Ruby Red. A 356 with a great history and Porsche ownership story. Recently Greg added a Speed Yellow 2003 996 Cab to his collection, a modern Porsche for those fun drives and reminiscent of his first 911. Welcome back to the PorscheCooled Podcast Follow Greg on Instagram @opposing_cylinders Michael (@michael.bath) owns a first generation 997 Carrera, comes from Australia and currently resides in Bahrain. Steve (@gtst3ve) is a Porsche owner and enthusiast from Sydney, Australia. This podcast is part of a series with Steve where two mates chat about all things Porsche. Thanks for listening. PorscheCooled Exclusive member Become a member of PorscheCooled and help support the Podcast. It will keep us talking! https://www.patreon.com/porschecooled The PorscheCooled Podcast is available everywhere you get your podcasts.

Recently Greg was a guest at a Disney Fairytale Wedding that included: private fireworks viewing, custom desserts at World Showplace, a Boardwalk Resort reception and a Wedding Pavilion ceremony (yes, we asked about the horses pooping). And who better to talk to about it than the bride & groom! We're joined by newlyweds JT & Mariah to chat about all things Disney Fairytale Wedding.   Also: Greg tried out Disney Genie+ and shares his "stacking" experience.   Follow Mariah @Mariah_of_Mainstreet   Check out our Shop with our exclusive "FArts" Shirt (for Festival of the Arts) and customized coffee mugs!   Exclusive Bonus Episodes are available if you visit our Patreon page.   Shop WorldTravelerTradingCo and use code "ThatParkLife" to save 15%   Follow us on IG Podcast Account: @ThatParkLifePodcast Beth: @TheRealBethMcDonald Greg: @TheDisneyGreg      

First Insight approaches retail with a forward looking view to consumers via predictive analytics. Through their extensive longitudinal data they are formulating insights around how consumers are being reconditioned. They are seeing a convergence of demographics and a shift to online happening as people shift to staples and stockpiling, but what does the future look like?More About Greg PetroThis week on Retail Refined, learn how Greg Petro and his team are collecting data to access the future as companies will no longer be able to build models on historical data alone.What Melissa AskedTell us how First Insight approaches its research?How are you seeing the approach to data shifting during COVID-19?Who are some of your customers/this can be verticals (ie: Brands, manufacturers, etc)What are the early trends that you are seeing and how do you think they will evolve?Follow up to trends, are you starting to see demographics converging in opinion creating more unity amongst generations and their approach to shopping?How does a brand or retailer approach demand/order planning for Q3/Q4?How are you personally prioritizing spend right now?With decades of experience in retail, economics and growing SaaS businesses, Greg has helped to build First Insight, a technology company transforming how retailers make product and pricing decisions, into the world’s leading platform for creating differentiated products.  Greg has extensive knowledge in the retail and technology industry, having held previous roles at i2/JDA, Saks, Inc. and Macy’s. His expertise and dedication to the industry have been touted at events including the NRF Big Show and WWD CEO Summit and in publications such as Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Forbes, CNBC and the Financial Times where he’s discussed how retailers can navigate today’s disruptions. Recently Greg was recognized as one of NRF’s “25 Most Influential People in Retail” and as Ernst & Young’s “Entrepreneur of the Year.”Melissa will be back every Tuesday with new episodes! 

Greg Howard is an alto sax, soprano sax, flute, and clarinet performer in the Tampa Bay area. You can hear him mostly in Pinellas County playing with the Dunedin Concert Band, the Rhythm Kings Jazz Orchestra, and the Florida Jazz Express. Greg also performs as a side man with several other big bands and jazz combos. Greg started on alto saxophone in junior high school and continued through college and then into adult community bands. Though his career was in business he continued to study and practice with the intent to become a working musician. Recently Greg stepped away from the business world to concentrate on his performing career and has enjoyed playing alongside many of the very fine musicians who live and perform in the Tampa Bay area.

First Insight approaches retail with a forward looking view to consumers via predictive analytics. Through their extensive longitudinal data they are formulating insights around how consumers are being reconditioned. They are seeing a convergence of demographics and a shift to online happening as people shift to staples and stockpiling, but what does the future look like?This week on Retail Refined, learn how Greg Petro and his team are collecting data to access the future as companies will no longer be able to build models on historical data alone.What Melissa AskedTell us how First Insight approaches its research?How are you seeing the approach to data shifting during COVID-19?Who are some of your customers/this can be verticals (ie: Brands, manufacturers, etc)What are the early trends that you are seeing and how do you think they will evolve?Follow up to trends, are you starting to see demographics converging in opinion creating more unity amongst generations and their approach to shopping?How does a brand or retailer approach demand/order planning for Q3/Q4?How are you personally prioritizing spend right now?More About Greg PetroWith decades of experience in retail, economics and growing SaaS businesses, Greg has helped to build First Insight, a technology company transforming how retailers make product and pricing decisions, into the world’s leading platform for creating differentiated products.  Greg has extensive knowledge in the retail and technology industry, having held previous roles at i2/JDA, Saks, Inc. and Macy’s. His expertise and dedication to the industry have been touted at events including the NRF Big Show and WWD CEO Summit and in publications such as Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Forbes, CNBC and the Financial Times where he’s discussed how retailers can navigate today’s disruptions. Recently Greg was recognized as one of NRF’s “25 Most Influential People in Retail” and as Ernst & Young’s “Entrepreneur of the Year.”Melissa will be back every Tuesday with new episodes! 

Our fourteenth episode arrives the morning after the European elections, so why not drown your sorrows with Steve and his best buddy Greg Lock. With fresh passport in hand, Greg provides us with a comprehensive unpacking of the polarising pageantry of "Patriotism". Is love for one's country an antiquated notion? Is it something we're born into, or learned? Are there things to be proud of in a nation infamous for its problematic past? What bitter disagreements could cause a nation to fall out of love with itself? And how does our patriotism ebb and flow during our lifetimes; as we negotiate the choppy waters of family, history, and our own identity? Greg Lock met Steve at The Arts University College At Bournemouth, where they both studied filmmaking and later lived together. Whilst still a keen filmmaker, writer and artist; Greg decided to follow a life of service as a paramedic in the London Ambulance Service. He operated in the Big Smoke for four years before moving back to his home of Dorset. Recently Greg went on an intense personal journey to discover more about the life of his grandfather, George Lock, who he'd long idolised as a rear-gunner in a Lancaster bomber during World War II.  Please subscribe, rate and review us on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/50-uses-for-the-word-love-podcast/id1450245633 Follow the podcast on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/50usesforthewordlove/ And tweet us here: @50Uses You can see Greg's work, writing and starring in short film "The Shift" here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIMIe3Yqz20 Steve's comedy can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/TrumbleComedy/ Steve's twitter is: @StephenTrumble Music composed by John Bowen.

Opioid prescribing report cards for physicians and requirements for insurance providers to cover alternatives to opioids for pain management including acupuncture and chiropractor visits are a couple of the innovations in new state laws passed to fight the opioid epidemic. Policymakers throughout the country have begun confronting the opioid crisis through new creative legislation. Recently Greg met with Brian Allen, a policy expert and VP of Government affairs for Mitchell International. Allen advises lawmakers within the pharmaceutical industry, insurance issues and also those that deal with worker’s compensation. He provides insight into new regulations and legislation, publishes industry materials and also speaks at various conferences across the nation. In this podcast, Allen addresses some of the laws that various states have passed and innovative guidelines that have helped confront the opioid epidemic in America in hopes to bring about change.

To Recap Monday night's Biggest Loser show as well as the childhood obesity epidemic & Jillian Michael's comeback, Jessica Delfs Former Contestant & Biggest Loser Alumni now has teamed up with The Revolution Of Health™ to go over ALL the details! Growing up, Greg Wilkerson was never interested in physical fitness. He became overweight at only 9 years of age due to lack of physical activity and bad eating habits. On Greg's 20th birthday he was at his heaviest weight of 307 lbs, and on the path to becoming an alcoholic. The day of his 20th birthday he had a change of heart and joined the local Anytime Fitness gym as well as started a half-hearted diet. After eventually seeing results and experiencing a real feeling of accomplishment, Greg was hooked. He began to set goals and make it his top priority to reach them. Through hard work, discipline, dedication and determination Greg was able to lose a total of 138 pounds and get shredded. Recently Greg started working with 3DMJ which is a premiere natural bodybuilding coaching service and has pushed to new heights of fitness. Join u

Recently Greg has been speaking about the Joy of the Lord and how we are intended to participate in that joy. This week's sermon addressed two common ways that joy can be “corked” and restricted in our lives. The first is the “Savior Complex” and the second is the “Payback Complex.” Both complexes rob us of the joy that God intends for us.

Recently Greg has been speaking about the Joy of the Lord and how we are intended to participate in that joy. This week's sermon addressed two common ways that joy can be “corked” and restricted in our lives. The first is the “Savior Complex” and the second is the “Payback Complex.” Both complexes rob us of the joy that God intends for us.

Recently Greg has been speaking about the Joy of the Lord and how we are intended to participate in that joy. This week’s sermon addressed two common ways that joy can be “corked” and restricted in our lives. The first is the “Savior Complex” and the second is the “Payback Complex.” Both complexes rob us of the joy that God intends for us.

Recently Greg has been speaking about the Joy of the Lord and how we are intended to participate in that joy. This week’s sermon addressed two common ways that joy can be “corked” and restricted in our lives. The first is the “Savior Complex” and the second is the “Payback Complex.” Both complexes rob us of the joy that God intends for us.