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Moshe Popack is a real estate investor, entrepreneur, attorney, and philanthropist. He is the co-founder and chairman of YMP Real Estate Management, which oversees a diverse portfolio of 4,000 multifamily units and 2 million square feet of commercial space. After losing his job in 2009, Moshe pivoted to real estate, building an integrated organization with 400 employees and vertical operations spanning multifamily, office, and assisted living investments.     Make sure to download our free guide, 7 Questions Every Passive Investor Should Ask, here. Key Takeaways Moshe began his real estate journey after losing his job during the Great Recession, investing his last funds into a distressed property. He scaled his business by focusing on underappreciated opportunities, analyzing deals line-by-line, and maintaining strong discipline in execution. Believes success starts with mindset—resilience, grit, and faith were key to pushing through early rejection. Today, he leads a vertically integrated firm with in-house legal, property management, and construction teams. Moshe and his wife run Neighborhood Farms USA, a nonprofit that teaches children to grow fresh produce in affordable housing communities.     Topics From Rock Bottom to Real Estate Renaissance Lost job in 2009 with three kids to support—chose real estate over retreat. Faced 30 investor rejections before landing funding for his first 400-unit acquisition. Relied on line-by-line financial analysis and tenacity to stabilize the asset. Mindset Over Mechanics Operates on a core principle: “If your why is deep enough, the how doesn't matter.” Encourages entrepreneurs to expect resistance from others and stay focused on their path. Cautions investors to “assume brokers are lying” and do their own due diligence. Analyzing Deals with Precision Understands every income and expense line item and underwrites conservatively. Warns against blindly assuming future rent growth or tax projections without validation. Stresses that the deal's net income is the key to sustainability and value. Distressed Opportunities and Contrarian Plays Invests in overlooked or feared asset classes—currently buying office space at deep discounts. Believes in Florida's long-term growth story and the cyclical nature of real estate. Focuses on holding power and conservative leverage to weather downturns. Neighborhood Farms USA Nonprofit initiative transforming landscaping at workforce housing properties into edible gardens. Educates children on gardening, nutrition, and personal fulfillment through nature. Offers after-school programs and community engagement with a focus on well-being.    

Finance Minister Nicola Willis is encouraging international supermarket companies to enter Aotearoa. However, researchers on retail and marketing say it will take too long for an international player to make a difference in the New Zealand market and problems with the duopoly need to be addressed first. Wire Host Caeden spoke to one of these researchers, Lisa Asher from the University of Sydney, about this topic.

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Can Trump's America still be relied upon as a dependable ally?Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question this evening are Liberal Democrat MP and defence spokesperson Helen Maguire, former Conservative MP and Chief Whip Simon Hart, the Sunday Telegraph columnist Zoe Strimpel and LBC's Political Correspondent Aggie Chambre.

Thanks to Christopher Menzie in our Scottish Clans Podcast Facebook group, who came up with a great question about how clan society interacted with the political structure of Scotland. I demonstrate here how the political system didn't just coexist with the clans, it relied on them. I include several examples at the levels of Earl and Lord to paint the picture.Scottish Clans Websiteclint@scotlandhistorytours.co.uk for options to include Bruce Fumey on your next trip to Scotland.Scottish Clans YouTube channel

Thanks to Christopher Menzies in our Scottish Clans Podcast Facebook group, who came up with a great question about how clan society interacted with the political structure of Scotland.  I demonstrate here how the political system didn't just coexist with the clans, it relied on them.  I include several examples at the levels of Earl and Lord to paint the picture.⁠Scottish Clans Website⁠clint@scotlandhistorytours.co.uk for options to include Bruce Fumey on your next trip to Scotland.⁠Scottish Clans YouTube channel⁠

On this episode, celebrity chef and author Justine Schofield opens up about the death of her best friend Beth to bowel cancer aged just 38.Justine talks about the joy of female friendship, her shared love of food with Beth and how the loss of her lifelong friend at such a young age has impacted her and their close-knit group.“There is something so very special and effortless about a female friendship and I hit the jackpot with Beth. She was always so optimistic and right to the very end she never gave up hope.”Keeping Beth's memory alive, Justine is determined in raising awareness of bowel cancer and the red flag signs and symptoms to ensure Beth is never forgotten. A heartwarming and honest chat about friendship, food and lasting memories.

In this episode, Bryan and Kristen discuss the importance of being relied upon by a family or loved ones. Life Level 1 is a general topic podcast about life from the humorous perspective of Bryan and his broad, Kristen. Bryan has a background in video game development and Kristen has a background in life. The thoughts and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the individual contributors alone and are not a reflection of their employers.

Lists are a part of our everyday, even if they are often a forgotten part of our everyday. But Author Shaun Usher read through countless lists to compile a collection of lists throughout time that shed light on the times, our collective history, and the list makers themselves. Learn More: https://viewpointsradio.org/why-humans-have-always-relied-on-lists Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

**Robin Singh is a LAZY MASTERMIND. In this episode we see how his laziness was the key to his success as an online entrepreneur. He started out as a "hacker and a freaker" in India.** Eventually ended up in the US because of a misspelling in an e-mail.(another story for another time Because of his computer skill xp, began selling software - a program that would extract files (photos, sounds, etc) from flash. He promised a 6 hour delivery but hated due dates. He hated waking up or getting interrupted in his daily life. He was sick of it. So he found a way to auto deliver software purchases Thus E-Junkie was born . Initially E-Junkie only supported PayPal, but eventually Google Checkout approached them, so they decided to become a shopping cart platform. He didn't chase Google down. He waited, procrastinated, and they came to him. Later, while relaxing by himself out in nature, in leisure, he had an epiphany where he realized what his greater purpose was - to eliminate consumption as much as possible and create a place that minimizes human and animal labor and suffering. That's when Peepal Farm came about. Some key points he makes about the Lazy Mindset: • He wanted to make money by doing nothing • Didn't want to "sell his hours for money" • $0 marketing budget. Relied on Word of Mouth Marketing. "Get people to do the marketing for you" • Focus on GENUINE one on one connections outside your circle of friends and family to create "weak links" • Find something you're interested in and someone doing well at it, then reach out. • Don' be afraid of not hearing back from people • Don't be a task monkey. • Hone in on what you want (not material). Look where you want to go • You can either purchase lazy freedom or purchase a "thing" that you must work to pay off. • Saving money is easier than working for it. • When you're working, you're not building something. You're building it for something else. • Cut out anything that's unnecessary. Don't follow consumption patterns • Advertisements are designed to seduce you • Things and money are just symbols of success and not actual success • The best luxury money can buy you is freedom • "The best ideas come from leisure time. You're not gonna [be] coming up with great ideas while you'r e slaving away in front of a machine from 9-5. You're gonna have a great idea when you're just chilling somewhere, like hanging out in nature." • If you're going for financial freedom, you have to decide what you're going to do with that freedom • "I am absolutely lazy. I just want to sit" • Even if you don't consume anything materialistic, you still need to eat. Even if you're vegan (like Robin) and eat just a bowl rice, someone somewhere down the line is putting in labor and suffering. • "My life comes at a cost to others" • "I have all this time (excess time) and I'm going to use it to help others" • Lower consumption not to lower materialism but to lower suffering • Laziness is not "I don't want to work." It's somewhat of a fear. Do what you want • Work is a feeling, like home is a feeling more than a place • Embrace procrastination. It's just nature's way of telling you what's important. RANDOM EVENT: Babba Yawna the Insomniac Witch tries to make a Sleeping Potion. LINKS: E-Junkie Peepal Farm Find Robin: @LocateRobin Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Ted Talk (to be posted later) Get your FREE 1 year subscription to E-Junkie. Start your e-commerce website (sell e-books, music, and even physical products) E-mail Robin: locaterobin@gmail.com or support@e-junkie.com and mention the "secret word" you hear in the podcast. ProcrastiN8r's Review of E-Junkie: http://www.ProcrastiN8r.com/blog/e-junkie

Producer Pam Abdy takes us behind the scenes of the 2004 indie hit GARDEN STATE and recounts the trials and triumphs of the production. From the challenges of working with a first-time director, the creative risks that paid off, to the soundtrack—curated by Braff himself—that became a defining element of the movie and helped capture the essence of the millennial spirit. 20 years after the release of the film, she reminisces on the unexpected success of the film and why she thinks it became such a defining cultural touchstone for a generation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SummaryMorrie Markoff, America's oldest man, lived to be 110 years old by maintaining daily walks, eating unprocessed foods, and pursuing hobbies. He stayed active and engaged, even after a heart attack, and continued to learn and connect with his community. Walking is a science-based strategy to boost longevity and reduce the risk of illnesses like heart disease. Markoff enjoyed dessert in moderation and ate simple home-cooked meals. His curiosity and creativity helped keep him sharp. The key takeaways are to prioritize daily walks, eat unprocessed foods, have hobbies, stay curious and engaged, and find something you love to do.Keywords: Morrie Markoff, oldest man, daily walks, unprocessed foods, hobbies, longevity, heart disease, dessert, curiosity, creativityTakeawaysPrioritize daily walks to boost longevity and reduce the risk of heart disease.Eat unprocessed foods and enjoy dessert in moderation.Have hobbies to stay active and engaged.Stay curious and continue learning to keep the mind sharp.Find something you love to do and pursue it with passion.Sound Bites"America's oldest man relied on daily walks""Walk daily, eat unprocessed foods, have hobbies""Walking is a science-based strategy to boost longevity"Chapters00:00Introduction and America's Oldest Man01:53The Secrets to Longevity02:21The Science of Walking03:22The Role of Unprocessed Foods04:12The Importance of Hobbies05:09ConclusionLink to full article: https://www.businessinsider.com/daughter-of-110-year-old-man-shares-his-longevity-habits-2024-6?amp

Psalm 26 Of David.  1 Vindicate me, O Lord, for I have walked in my integrity, and I have trusted in the Lord without wavering.  2 Prove me, O Lord, and try me; test my heart and my mind.  3 For your steadfast love is before my eyes, and I walk in your faithfulness.  4 I do not sit with men of falsehood, nor do I consort with hypocrites.  5 I hate the assembly of evildoers, and I will not sit with the wicked.  6 I wash my hands in innocence and go around your altar, O Lord,  7 proclaiming thanksgiving aloud, and telling all your wondrous deeds.  8 O Lord, I love the habitation of your house and the place where your glory dwells.  9 Do not sweep my soul away with sinners, nor my life with bloodthirsty men,  10 in whose hands are evil devices, and whose right hands are full of bribes.  11 But as for me, I shall walk in my integrity; redeem me, and be gracious to me.  12 My foot stands on level ground; in the great assembly I will bless the Lord.During times of conflict David…. 1. Refused to retaliate.  2. Requested a thorough examination.   3. Reviewed his conduct.  4. Returned to worship.  5. Relied on Yahweh's character. 6. Responded positively.  7. Rested on a reliable foundation 8. Revered Yahweh. 

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The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 4: Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows determined that the U.S. Constitution bars Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump from appearing on the state's primary ballot—citing his involvement in riots outside the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, 2021. In her 34-page decision, Secretary Bellows accuses Trump of engaging in insurrection and, consequently, determines he is ineligible to hold office under the Fourteenth Amendment. Interestingly, despite calls from the Lieutenant Governor to “explore every legal option” to remove Trump from the ballot, California Secretary of State Shirley Weber said the former president would remain on the state's primary ballot. While appearing on CNN, David Axelrod—former Senior Advisor to President Barack Obama—said “I do think it would rip the county apart if [Trump] were prevented from running because tens-of-millions of people want to vote for him.” CNN legal analyst Elie Honig said that Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows barred Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump from the state's primary ballot based on “things that would never pass the bat in a normal court”—like relying on YouTube clips. A new USA Today/Suffolk University poll indicates that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump currently has greater support within the Hispanic American community than does President Joe Biden—39% to 34%. In 2020, Biden won that demographic by 33%—65% to 32%. You can read more here: https://www.mediaite.com/news/shock-poll-biden-who-won-the-hispanic-vote-by-33-points-in-2020-now-trails-trump-by-5-among-hispanics/

ℹ️ IntroductionWelcome to the Frugalpreneur podcast, where we feature bootstrapped entrepreneurs who share their tips and strategies for building successful businesses on a budget. In this episode, we hear from Kyle, an experienced entrepreneur who has navigated through the worlds of music production, marketing, and business development. Kyle shares his journey of starting a business without even realizing it as a teenager and how that ultimately led to the founding of his current strategic planning and business consulting firm, The Golden Group. He emphasizes the importance of saying yes to opportunities, learning from mistakes, and the value of bootstrapping. Kyle also provides insightful advice on funding a business through client work and the tools and resources available for today's entrepreneurs. If you're looking for valuable takeaways to implement in your own bootstrap business journey, tune in to this inspiring episode.❇️ Key topics and bulletsPrimary Topic: Entrepreneurial Journey- Started first business as a teenager without understanding the concept of entrepreneurship- Transitioned from music production to marketing and business development- Founded The Golden Group in 2011 after leaving a corporate jobPrimary Topic: Bootstrapping Business- Bootstrapped the company off a single client- Relied on relationships, connections, and skill sets in marketing and business development- Hustled and grinded to acquire second and third clients- Emphasized being frugal and smart with expensesPrimary Topic: Successes and Failures- Success of staying in business for over 12 years- Failures from being risk adverse and slow to make necessary commitments- Elevation of business by taking calculated risksPrimary Topic: Funding the Business- Funded business through clients, work, and pre-purchases- Built The Golden Group off the anchor of the first client- Currently consulting with startups funded by the first customerPrimary Topic: Starting a Business in Today's Environment- Utilizing low-cost or no-cost business options- Embracing virtual or web-based work- Leveraging tools like WordPress for website building- Developing an audience online through social media and other avenues- Retaining control and equity by bootstrapping a businessPrimary Topic: Empowering Future Entrepreneurs- Encouraging potential entrepreneurs to understand their audience and customers- Building a product/service by allowing the first customer to be a beta tester- Using crowdsourcing and other options to fund and develop a business- Emphasizing the opportunity to start and keep a business by bootstrapping it❓ Questions1. How did Kyle's journey as an entrepreneur begin, and how did it lead him to start his own business?2. What strategies and tactics did Kyle utilize to bootstrap his business, The Golden Group, and achieve success without external funding?3. What challenges did Kyle face in the early stages of starting his business, and how did he overcome them?4. In what ways did Kyle's initial client play a crucial role in launching and sustaining his business?5. How did taking calculated risks and making smart investments impact the growth and success of The Golden Group?6. What are the advantages of funding a business through clients and pre-sales, as explained by Kyle?7. What key lessons can entrepreneurs learn from Kyle's experiences in building and growing a business over a 12-year period?8. How can entrepreneurs leverage the current technological landscape and low-cost business options to their advantage, as outlined by Kyle?9. What are the potential benefits of bootstrapping a business and retaining control, equity, and...

In this episode, Emily interviews Dr. Laura Farrell-Wortman about her experience as a graduate student-parent at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Laura started her PhD when her daughter was an infant, so she was very intentional about choosing a PhD program that offered strong health insurance and a childcare subsidy. However, with a $9k/year stipend as the only income for a family of three, Laura's family relied on the social safety net for a couple of years until both she and her husband increased their incomes. Laura shares the financial mindset she relied on to get through that tough period of time. Laura and Emily also discuss how the shifting political winds in Wisconsin in the early 2010s detrimentally affected the power of the grad student union at UW-Madison. Today, Laura works as a staff member at the University of Arizona Cancer Center and is making up for lost time in funding her retirement and her daughter's college education.

In the past regional people might have been spared from the Optus outage that interrupted services to 10 million people. But that's no longer the case, and now they're just as vulnerable as their city cousins. 

AP correspondent Shelley Adler reports on the Trump civil trial.

Howie Kurtz on President Biden officially becoming a 'wartime president', the N.Y. Times admitting they got the Gaza hospital bombing wrong and House Republicans removing Jim Jordan as choice for speaker. Follow Howie on Twitter: @HowardKurtz For more #MediaBuzz click here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In the latest interview of our leading B2B marketing professionals' series, Mario Blandini, VP of Marketing at iXsystems, an open-source software storage company, sat down with Mike to discuss his career, how he came to work in the data storage industry and his top marketing tips. Mario discusses how open-source companies work and the benefits this can result in for both the customers and the business. He shares the campaigns he is most proud of and some advice on how companies can attract young marketing talent.   About iXsystems   iX is an Open Source pioneer and the company behind TrueNAS®, the world's most deployed storage software. Relied upon by millions in over 200 countries, TrueNAS is an award-winning universal data platform used by a majority of Fortune 500 companies. Time Stamps [00:45.06] – Mario explains how he ended up as VP of Marketing at iXsystems. [08:34.0] – The right time to move from propriety storage to open source. [11:43.0] – What is open source? [18:07.0] – How do you promote something that will drive no immediate revenue? [22:42.0] – Mario shares the campaign eh is most proud of. [28:09.0] – What is the best piece of marketing advice you've been given?  [31:53.0] – Ways to get in touch and find out more.   Follow Mario: Mario Blandini on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mblandini/ iXsystems website: https://www.ixsystems.com/ iXsystems on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ixsystems/   Follow Mike: Mike Maynard on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikemaynard/ Napier website: https://www.napierb2b.com/ Napier LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/napier-partnership-limited/   If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe to our podcast for more discussions about the latest in Marketing B2B Tech and connect with us on social media to stay updated on upcoming episodes. We'd also appreciate it if you could leave us a review on your favourite podcast platform. Want more? Check out Napier's other podcast - The Marketing Automation Moment: https://podcasts.apple.com/ua/podcast/the-marketing-automation-moment-podcast/id1659211547

AUTO-GENERATED TRANSCRIPT:[ALLEN WEST]Hey, greetings, everyone. Lieutenant Colonel Allen West and welcome to Steadfast and Loyal.[MUSIC][ALLEN WEST]Hey, greetings everyone. Welcome back to Steadfast and Loyal. There's a lot going on up at Capitol Hill. As you know, I was there last week talking to some members of Congress about the National Defense Authorization Act. And we're joined by one of those members of Congress, Congressman and Dr. McCormack is a decorated veteran and emergency room. Position, who proudly serves Georgia's 6th Congressional District. In the United States House of Representatives during his tour deck, 2 decades of service, Congress Congressman McCormack deployed to several combat zones as a Marine Corps combat helicopter pilot. The Africa, Persian Gulf and Afghanistan between deployments, the congressman earned his Masters of Business Administration from National University. And a medical degree from Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta. In Congress, Congressman McCormack sits on the Armed Services Committee Foreign Affairs Committee, science, Space and Technology Committee, as well as a select subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic, and we're joined now with Congressman Rich McCormack, Dr. McCormack, United States Marine Corps, McCormack, Navy commander, Doctor. I mean, how many titles do you have, Sir?[REP. McCORMICK]And I was told as a young lad that titles don't. It's it's kind of like being a black belt. If you can't lay it down, then it doesn't really matter what your title is and and same thing with being a doctor. A lot of doctors out there that if you don't practice the caring medicine they're supposed to and same thing with congressman, you made a congressman. And not get anything done so. Hopefully I'm used by God with special utility.[ALLEN WEST]You're absolutely right. And one of the things that I admire, one of the things that I wanted to do when I was in Congress, there was to get more military veterans up there serving in Congress. Those men and women that understood their oath to the Constitution, what has it been like for you to be up there in Congress? I mean, coming from the Marine Corps, coming from the Navy. With a background in the medical field, what has it been like for you serving your constituents there in the 6th Congressional District of Georgia?[REP. McCORMICK]Well, first of all, thank you because you're -- you've absolutely been leading the way through Guardian fund and other ways of getting military people into Congress, getting minorities, getting women leading the way in this diverse movement of representation in the Republican Party that think it's very healthy. I think veterans, if nothing else, we've done one thing in our life. It wasn't about us. It was. About this great country of ours, and hopefully that continues in the Congress, that same mentality. I really have enjoyed constituent services better than. Anything that's one thing. We can control. Otherwise, you're one vote out of four and 35. You can rely on relationships, good legislative efforts and a. Lot of convincing to. Try to get bills passed but ultimately constituent. Service is the. One thing you get to actually directly affect making sure the attitude of your staff is. It's receptive, it's your hard working, it's your timely. Those things really matter to me and. Then listening to people. It's funny. Everybody thinks that. They are the people I'm supposed to represent and. Yes, they are. Along with 700 and. 75,000 other people in my district. Who have a variety of opinions on everything from a war or our war efforts in Ukraine to transgenderism, to abortion, to gun rights, to every controversial topic there is out there, and it's really important to try to be as educated as possible. The thing that. Surprised me the. Most and and I could see this is probably something that you you some of the primary system where it's really nasty. Against between people who are supposed to think very similar, but when you're in Congress, the thing that surprised me the most is how many people get stuck on talking points. They've been digging deep and and becoming educated, learning about the details of of of what we're arguing and why, and what's constitutional and what made this great Republic, what it is. And trying to explain that break it down to. People in ways that they can really understand and. Digest. Some people are much. Better at it than others. That's why we win elections and we lose elections is. There's a distinct. Difference between people who are framing the conversation and who are bringing to the. Table or or to the church if you.[ALLEN WEST]You know, I agree with you wholeheartedly in that when we stand on the rule of law, the Constitution should be a very simple argument against those that don't. And that kind of brings me to where I want to start our conversation. I was up there sitting meeting with you last week with the National Defense Authorization Act, and of course that was passed there in the United States. Council representatives, but it was 219 to 210, and normally the NDA is a real strong bipartisan piece of. Why is it now that the progressive Socialist left is more so concerned about their woke agenda in the military than our actual military readiness, which is what the authorization act is authorizing the missions and the focus of our military? What is it that the the other side of the aisle up there right now is not? Understanding and not getting.[REP. McCORMICK]Well, I think they're they're missing the whole point of the military beginning with and. This whole right House system? Freedom hearing, where where the whole focus of 1 member. Of Congress was what about the LGBTQ? Whatever it's called in religion, being the religion discriminate against them. I'm like, wow, we we kind of the the whole rewrite of history and what the military is even for, as if we're a social experiment. One thing that. I noticed is this has been going. On since the Obama era. Where you started to replace warriors. Like yourself with politicians who are more interested in making politicians happy than the cops in the mission, similar to the army that brings whole mission is. To locate close with. And destroy the enemy to fire maneuver to tell the items. Assault through fire and close combat. Everything else is. Superfluous and and I'll tell you this focus even. The last year, when? I was in the military in 2017 when Trump was president. Trump was president. I had four lectures on how to treat somebody who's transgender. I'm not talking about as a patient. I'm talking about. As a person. We didn't even have transgenders in the. Military. So tell. Me that wasn't. Absolutely a political way to get young people to think in a certain way rather than to actually accomplish the mission. 4 lectures. Are you kidding me? I pushed back on the hard because I. Don't care. I'm at the end of my career, but nobody else felt like they were empowered to do that and only the people who. Are going to support. That agenda are going to get promoted the fastest to the next level and control the military. So you it's a natural selection. Process towards a. Politically correct military and I remember. I'll give you a perfect example. Of when I was talking to. Sergeant Major, the army. And not to pick. On it. On me too much. But the song name by. The way the army owes. Me 100 push-ups because he's not. Going to make his recruiting. Goals this year and he said the. Change things. We're gonna get it back on. Back, but once again, this this idea that you're trying. To recruit somebody other than warriors. First of all, you. Want warriors in the military? You want people who really want to. Do to protect their nation will fight. Tooth and nail to the. Death to accomplish the mission. Those who, that's what you want. Diversity aside, we're going to get. Diverse we we focus on that already the. Military decades ago, we. Were focusing on. Military recruiting minorities to be officers, so it could. Represent better what they're what they're leading.[MUSIC]And I think that's.[REP. McCORMICK]A good thing I support that and we we. Even biased it towards that in some ways, which? Is OK, I'm.[MUSIC]I'm not.[REP. McCORMICK]I'm not against the military in the military. But what I'm. Against is teaching people that we are divided by those differences, but that's where I draw a line where it becomes a divisive tool used by the government to. To conflate the issue issue in a very unhealthy way, and this is where we we've gone totally wrong and this is where they will fight tooth and nail to the end because it's it's their civil rights move and they think that they're going to get. In on on the the mark. Themselves that that somehow this is the same representing as if people are spraying down LGB YQ with fire hoses and sicking dogs on it's not the same thing because you were told you that that somebody wouldn't make a birthday. Cake for you. It's not the same thing. We're not. Equally discriminated against, not. In this country, not in other countries. And this idea that everybody's a victim. Is what they're fighting over, and they literally victimized every child America, to the point where some, some cities, some communities you. Have 40% of. The me saying. I too I'm. A lesbian or transgender or gay or whatever. That's impossible. It's not statistically possible, it's. Just they don't want to be chastised. For being normal. And this is this is the. Movement that they wanted. This is the way. They wanted to put government in the position where. They are the moral equivalent of. God or a church or a family. The total opposite of what we designed our Constitution around, which is empowering people to be the only moral equivalent of themselves, the ultimate minority is the individual. And now we've taken this over to the military. The one last meritocracy we had where people got along because made a common enemy, and we're the only thing that mattered is is Carl. Carry his back and shoot straight. Does he got my. Back is he loyal to me? Is he my God? That's what mattered to us in the past. We didn't see things in in terms of black and white. We started shades of green, we all bleed red. That was the military that's being. Destroyed on purpose, in my opinion.[ALLEN WEST]Now you're absolutely right. And this whole movement, the LGBTQIA alphabet, soup mafia, that's what I call them. It has become the religion of the left. And if you don't prostate yourself before them, you're persecuted and prosecuted. Now I will tell you something else. You can call up the Sergeant major of the army about and and get some more push-ups out of him. It was just last week, I believe that Christine Warmoth, the secretary of the Army. You know, talking about recruiting, she says that she does not want to recruit from generational families of service anymore. She wants to recruit, you know, other people to come into the military. To me, that's a slap in the face of multi generational families that have served this country like mine. I mean, it started with my dad. In World War Two continues up to today with my nephew, who's a Lieutenant Colonel. Why do you think that we have this incredible push of the left? I mean, when you have the Chief of Naval operations because you just quoted the the basic mission of the United States Marine Corps. But when the chief of the naval operation says they don't have enough amphibious assault craft to get the Marines to the battlefield, then you can't meet your mission. But yet pronoun usage and drag queen shows and drag queen recruiters and and all of this stuff is the emphasis, and they're upset. Because you and the House of Representatives realize we're not supposed to be funding this with taxpayer money, can we continue to hold the line no matter what the Senate does? And this comes back to a conference committee there in the House. That's the big.[REP. McCORMICK]And let's let's be Frank, is he doctor? Is a military member that you and I have been in, in the frank realities of the the mayors of? The military, both mentally and physically. We still don't allow people in the military with flat feet. Because they have. It prevents me to have foot problems when they hike and that's for all Marines. Doesn't matter what MOS. How ironic is it that we're accepting? People in the military that have. A 40% chance of trying to commit suicide in the highest intensity situations with the most stress, and then assume that they're going to transition while they're in the military, which would be extremely expensive and. Non deployable for. Their entire career so that some other. Bring deploys in their stead overseas. So now. You have a higher. Pressure on those people and their family to take over for what's we determined was better and safer than. Flat feet. How ironic is that now and get back to the start. Made the army. I I forgot to finish the story. Which is typical in. The yard that come up to the. Next thing but but. Here's what he said, and I said, why are You guys spending so much time on this? This diversity training that we know we're diversity, in fact, one of the things we we love about it, we we make fun. Of each other. We cut it up like good friends do. We we break down those barriers cause we feel comfortable. When you heighten that anticipation of if I say the wrong thing, I'm going to ruin my career or I'm going to be hated by this person because now they absolutely think I hate them and I can't. Joke with them anymore. I'm not coming. Couple of them and we. Create barriers instead of bringing. Them down before we we.[MUSIC]Got rid of.[REP. McCORMICK]The barriers by just cutting them up and wrestling. And being goofballs and knuckleheads. Now we're not afraid to make a mistake because of this diversity training. That's that's literally saying you're different from them and he's trying to hold you back because he just like the way. You look what? In the world are we doing? And when I brought this up? His defense was look, we have Marines from. Nathan not they're driving home in their uniforms because they're afraid they're going to be pulled over. Because they're black, I said. Good point the. Question is, are they military police pulling them over? Nope, they're not. It's a. Societal problem not. A military problem? Why are you making societies problems? The military problem? Gotta kind of figure it out. Follow our league. Don't do it the way that society. Is effed it all? Up, sorry for my. Language, but quite, quite frankly, the military has it.[ALLEN WEST]That's OK.[REP. McCORMICK]Right, we've led the way. We're breaking down barriers. We've led the way in diversity. We've led the way in Miss. Why are we trying to go back to society and reinforce the divisions? That have held us back. For, for decades or centuries. Whatever you want to say, who rehashing things that divide us instead of the things that unite us, like using the flag to represent all the bad things in the United States rather than all the good things in the. United States give us a standard give. Us something to believe in? That can unite us instead of using everything we have in the United again. Us and and using it. Really, a device of ways it gives us. Nothing left to united.[ALLEN WEST]You know, it's interesting. You bring that up because the 8th and our barracks that you're talking about, the United States Marine Corps headquarters there in DC, is located in Pretty Bad neighborhood. And my little hooch was there up in that neighborhood. And you're right, it is a societal, cultural problem in Washington, DC, with the crime that's being committed and turning. A black eye on the perpetrators of crime and not confronting that and sadly, we have soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines all caught up into that. But let's transition over to another part. You're also on the foreign affairs comma. You just recently had one of your colleagues and I used that word in air quotes and loosely representative Jayapal, who is the chairperson of the Congressional Progressive Caucus. Basically, the Communist caucus come out and say, you know, this past week Israel is a racist country and we know that the President of Israel. Is now visiting Washington, DC. Are we going to see some type of, you know, response to her or something that happens on the the House floor? Some, since your measure against her because that undermines the foreign policy of the United States of America, I give it to you.[REP. McCORMICK]And This is why we kicked the Hallman off of the committee. You know, when we have problems, people talking like that is never conducive to to what we're trying to accomplish in the world. Ironically, they're the same exact people that. Would call America. Does that mean that Joe Biden can't go visit a foreign country? But think about that for. A second they have openly been calling America a despicable country, even to our own their own constituents. And yet, does that mean that we're no longer once again focusing on? The worst of. Us rather than on the best of US and. If you're going to judge every nation by. The worst of us. We're all in trouble.[ALLEN WEST]And the question.[REP. McCORMICK]Is what will. We do. That would be interesting. To see what we would turn our. Next conference, let's say a little more strict on that. Sort of rhetoric. I do think that there's a very unhealthy push that that leaders. In general, are judged by a A. Small portion of their their populace, including the United States and including our parties.[ALLEN WEST]You know, it's interesting because herself and several others have already said they're not attending the joint session of Congress when the Israeli President will be speaking. And I think that is a horrible reflection, because you always hear the left talk about threats to democracy. There's only one democracy in the in the Middle East. And that is the state of Israel. And yet they're speaking out against that state, but, and aligning themselves with the types of folks that you and I fought against Islamic jihadists and terrorists and things of this nature. So now let's talk about your select subcommittee on the Coronavirus pandemic. The American people were terrorized. Will we ever get to the bottom of this? As far as who's responsible and you know, to make retributions of this, and also I think one of the things we need to look at can we get to a point where those members of the military who were kicked out because they refused to take a shot. Which we now know would not have had any positive effect. As a matter of fact, they have more adverse effects. Can we get them to come back into the military? Can we make that offer to them and bring them back at the same rank and also with back pay?[REP. McCORMICK]Yes. So we're we're actually. We're actually passed legislation, that is. Going to be passed by. Senate and the White House. That's another issue. We've done our part. With what's interesting about that, and if I may just talk my last year ship was December 28th. I didn't overnight shift. I've been working pretty much 3/4 time during my entire. Race into the general I the only person in Congress who who's not just treated coronavirus patients, but thousands and thousands of coronavirus patients. So I happen to be scientific in the way. I approach this. I think we absolutely have the idea where this. Came from and this without a doubt. We know that's the. Epicenter and that's where it started. We know that it it did not come from animals. There's no animal reservoir, they can't find it. They can find DNA in the in the air. That doesn't mean anything. You can find. You can find the RNA DNA. That you can find. Rotaviruses on the on. A wood table doesn't mean it came from wood. Table. Let's be serious. About this, you don't find antibodies or reservoirs in in raccoon dogs or? Civic cats or bats? Despite Herculean efforts by the Chinese government to. Come up with some sort. Of animal as well, therefore. If it does not exist, it's not even. A good theory. Anybody who claims that is literally trying to cover up the truth. We do know that the Wuhan lab requested funding for gain of research in the area that this virus developed and that it started in the in the area and that it happened right after they requested that. Then they destroyed a bunch of. Evidence would not any access by any outside organization and people. Deductive reasoning isn't even he isn't. Even in question here. It's obvious where. It came from the question. Is do we have the fortitude to call it out? Now the next question we have when it. Comes to the coronavirus and this is. What we need to do next? Is what about all? The censorship, the censorship of physicians of of opposite opposite positions as. You said that turned out to be right. What about when I asked a, quote UN quote, expert in the field who hasn't seen a patient since the 1990s but yet had the power to, along with the government and the illegal? In my opinion, the relationship that they had with the media, social media and other news agencies to censor an ER doctor seeing thousands of patients? Saying I'm wrong. And then it turns out I'm right. But do you know the science? Came back and says shows that. I'm right on mass on vaccinations. On treatments on a multitude of things, but no. Apology and said their excuse was. But we didn't know. At the time that you were that, you were right. So why did? You censor me? When you turned out to be wrong, the the worst thing. The worst thing is we literally used. A very scary time and. This is where fear gets. Very, very dangerous. To justify government determining if our businesses were over closed, whether you could travel, whether you had to have a vaccination, whether you could. He will be heard on media and post what you wanted the popes, or how you treat medicines. They became the the more equivalent of all doctors where they required you to think like they do. And this is by the way, the same reason that medical pediatricians who used to universally be against transgender transitions as pedia. As pediatric patients now won't say anything because they're scared of the government, this, this I did, the government comes all powerful is what led to. The the death of 60 million. Russians during the Gulag. Archipelago from 19/17/1957 I. Know you're a student. I know you're. A huge historian, which I love about. You very well read a big fan. But you know, this is when. Government becomes all. Powerful and they decide you shouldn't have a. Gun but 30 million. Americans aren't willing. To give up their God-given right. And also the the Constitution. The rights, then what does the? Government have to do it has to buy force. Take it from you. Are you willing to kill 30 million people who will give? Up their life. See, this is that creep of government power that we have literally designed our constitution around to to prevent. And yet it's now being attacked from all sides.[ALLEN WEST]Last question, before I let you go because I know you're busy up there on Capitol Hill. And one the the. Only thing that is mandated for the Congress to do. It's to pass a budget and in order to pass a budget that means 12 appropriations bills that have to be passed out of the House, sent over to the Senate. All of this has to be done work wrapped up by the 30th of September, the end of the fiscal year, or else we go in and get another one of these omnibus spending gumbos and continuing resolutions and whatever. As you sit here right now, do you think that this House representatives will be able to get done? The one mandated thing they must do is to pass a budget, pass 12 appropriations bills for 2024.[REP. McCORMICK]Yeah, if any Congress can do it, we can consider. What we got done with the narrowest majority we've? Had in a long time. The fact that we've been able to bring innovative table, get everybody's input, pass some bills that are hard to do, especially like the NDA, even though we had opposition, we. Relied on some. Models from the Democrats, but overall, it's been really a a universal push by the Republicans to get a lot. Of bills passed. One of the most active congresses in recent history, with some of the most conservative legislation in recent history. And we've. All done with. This very minor majority and I. Think it's it's. Just showing how much. We can pull together when we want to. We've been very proactive, very, very forward thinking. We're not taking our time. You know, if we were taking our time on the NDA. Then the Senate would. Have a chance to come up with their first hack, and then we'd be playing defense. We would have got a much. Less conservative built the. Fact that we've had committees working and. People coming to the table allows us. To get ahead of this. And then I like. To say we I think we. Have a fighting chance of actually for the first time in. Very long time doing it the right way.[ALLEN WEST]Well, I pray. So, Congressman, Dr. Rich McCormack of Georgia's 6th Congressional District. How can people follow you? How can people support you? Let us know all of your social media and you know, where can people stay in touch?[REP. McCORMICK]So you can find. All that at mccormick.house.gov. Great resource tells all the links for. Both campaign side and official side. Lots of links about how we talked about. These sort of issues. And more, and maybe in a few videos about the Greens being knuckleheads in the in. Their congressional office.[ALLEN WEST]Well, I wish you, as they say in the Maritime services, fair winds and flowing seas and I also want to tell you BZ, proud of you. Proud that all that you are doing up there and you know with men and women such as yourself. The better days of this great constitutional Republic are ahead of us. Thank you for your service in uniform and out of uniform. Simplify Steadfast.[REP. McCORMICK]Lead the way. Say goodbye.[ALLEN WEST]Cool airborne, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you so very much for joining us on this episode of Steadfast and Loyal. A special thanks to my dear friend Congressman Rich McCormick from Georgia and also, if you like this show, please click that like button, share it with others and until next time Steadfast and Loyal.[MUSIC] This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit allenwest.substack.com/subscribe

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Warning: this story contains distressing content. The High Court in Christchurch has heard Lauren Dickason relied on her husband to help manage her depression and anxiety. But the couple's relationship changed when they had children, contributing to a decline in Lauren Dickason's mental state. She is on trial for the murder of her three young daughters in Timaru in 2021 - but she denies the charges, instead seeking a verdict of insanity and infanticide. Niva Chittock was in court.

In todays episode, Discover You 365 Series #2: Time is Everything. Timing holds the key to your inner peace. I couldn't understand what inner peace meant to me twenty years ago. Let me explain why...  ... Understanding Timing is Everything Timing holds the key to your inner peace and discovering more about yourself that you cannot be aware of. This was a hard concept for me to grasp right off. You might be questioning yourself about this. Twenty years ago, my mindset and spirit were not aligned.  My husband at that point of time was dying of Multiple Myeloma Stage Two bone cancer, add word dying when it correlates with the word terminal and raising my adopted daughter of five years-old. With these challenges, I also ran my husband's asphalt paving business. How can you even grasp the concept of inner peace when your mind, body, and soul is at war. The thing is I couldn't. Because there was no peace at that time. The strains of the heavy burden I was carrying was immeasurable. I'm pretty sure you can relate this state of a chaotic environment. Holding it together took every bit of my energy to be in many different places at one time.  Sometimes though, I drank, just so I could cope and be able to sleep. I think about that now and I don't guilt-trip myself now for falling on the drin How could it be, when I think back as to what was going on in my life at that time. I can reason with it. Understanding where you are at in the timing. ... Timing is everything and the discovering parts about myself. A lot of people will mentally beat themselves up for this. I don't. These experiences I'm grateful for, why, because it opened me up to discovering parts of myself I never knew at the time. Something, I found is I have this amazing energy of resilience. I didn't quit when the timing challenged me for six years, it was time to go deep for that strength and hold on to it so tight. Relied on my power in prayers and my inner strength. I didn't quit or run away. There was a time, I had to step away and leave my husband. It was when his mental state of mind became violently abusive to myself and my five year old. That was the hardest decision to make. Yet, when physical and mental abuse falls upon your beautiful daughter. There's some major decision making to do. That's when I asked help from his family. They had separated themselves from his illness. I never felt to alone in this journey. ... Thinking forward to now, I'm grateful. Those human experiences keep me humble and appreciative. I'm sharing this reality with you because I have learned so much in this day-to-day journey, and I want to share my step-by-step progress in staying on point with your path. Something about discovering you 365 days series.  I want to help your find those beautiful pieces of you imperfectly perfect and how to recognize there's a profound peace and harmony when your mind, body, and spirit align in conjunction with your life.  Self-acceptance is pivotal piece of my lifestyle, centering and focusing on the positive environment inside of my spirit and the impact of my value system on the world and those who align and support with my energy. Website: Cultivating Calm Within Instagram: Inner Peace & Me --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cultivating-calm-within/message

When I lived in Hong Kong, which was not all that long ago, there were these rather complicated-looking ATMs around town, covered with instructions to help you correctly feed a passbook into them without the staples causing problems. I never actually saw a passbook in the flesh, but they were explained to me as a paper-based statement of record that you updated as needed, like an automated receipt stamp after a significant deposit or withdrawal, rather than the statements the bank sent to you on month end. Since I had internet banking, I never looked any deeper. But not everyone has internet banking.Rohit Bhargava started his career in banking the year I was born, so he experienced passbooks in their prime, and he was running a retail bank in Malaysia when they were phased out. The arrival of text messages had made them less popular for most customers, and now only a shrinking segment of less tech-savvy consumers relied on them. As a result, the economics went underwater from the bank's point of view. Rohit realised that, so he helped the bank convert to monthly statements. But Rohit also realised that that shrinking segment relied on their passbooks. Relied. So when he retired, he set his mind to solving that problem with the BOMTech. I think of it as a Kindle, but for your loan data.BOMTech is Banking on Mobile + Tech so you can learn more at https://bankingonmobile.com/Or reach out to Rohit directly on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rohit-bhargava-849aab5/) or through me if you'd like to have a chat.You can learn more about myself, Brendan le Grange, on my LinkedIn page (feel free to connect), my action-adventure novels are on Amazon, some versions even for free, and my work with ConfirmU and our gamified psychometric scores is at https://confirmu.com/ and on episode 24 of this very show https://www.howtolendmoneytostrangers.show/episodes/episode-24If you have any feedback, questions, or if you would like to participate in the show, please feel free to reach out to me via the contact page on this site.Regards, Brendan Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode of Unlock Your Potential, I chat with Leon Logothetis, a global adventurer, TV host, motivational speaker, and best-selling author. During the episode, we delve into an inspiring conversation that explores the power of pain, the essence of human connection, and kindness. At the beginning of the episode, we discuss how pain, rather than being a hindrance, can catalyze profound change and personal growth. In the middle of the episode, Leon reminds us that is important to stop and recharge when we're not feeling our best, as long as we don't stop forever. At the end of the episode, we explore how genuine connections and authentic interactions with others can unleash our true potential, bringing out the very best in ourselves. But that's not all! Leon is giving away 10 FREE signed books! Watch the full podcast and see what you need to do to get an entry. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! Discover Your Success Path TODAY!

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Hospitals are a foundational part of our health, but Dr. Michael Stein, a primary care physician, believes we may be depending too much on medicine. He explains the difference between healthcare and public health, arguing that we should pay more attention to preventing conditions before they occur. Learn More: https://radiohealthjournal.org/have-we-relied-too-much-on-healthcare

What are you relying on? Sometimes we can rely on self until we realize we aren't all that and a bag of chips. Relying on God means we are aligning ourselves with His will, not ours. Father knows best. Bible Reading: 2 Chr. 16-20 Verse of the day: 2 Chron. 16:8, "Were not the Ethiopians and the Libyans a huge army with very many chariots and horsemen? Yet because you relied on the LORD, he gave them into your hand." Word of the day: Relied. It is the Hebrew word:  שָׁעַן (shaw-an').

The rich man Based his eternity on feelings and hope The poor man Relied on Christ

Hour 1 - After smashing home run number 51 on the season last night, BT says Aaron Judge is putting together a season that will be debated about for years to come. 

It was the tale of two games on Tuesday for the Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Guardians. The Sox lost the first game of the doubleheader and could not get anything going against Cleveland's Shane Bieber. The Sox bats were lifeless and fans were not happy they lost the first two games of the series. The White Sox were able to pull it together and score quickly against the Guardians in Game 2. Sox scored in the first three innings, then got a three run home run from Luis Robert in the 9th inning to make it, 7-0. White Sox starter, Dylan Cease, had his really good stuff going but could not get out of the 6th inning. Reynaldo Lopez, Kendall Graveman and Matt Foster came in out of the bullpen to finish the job. The Chicago White Sox go for the series split on Wednesday and they send Lucas Giolito to the mound.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you.Sports Card InvestorDownload the Sports Card Investor App today and easily browse over 630K cards from every sport, with hundreds more added each week . Available for free in the Google Play and Apple App stores or go to sportscardinvestor.com/lockedon.Blue NileMake your moment sparkle with jewelry from Bluenile.com, and LOCKED ON SPORTS listeners get $50 off purchases of $500 or more using code LOCKEDON. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It was the tale of two games on Tuesday for the Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Guardians. The Sox lost the first game of the doubleheader and could not get anything going against Cleveland's Shane Bieber. The Sox bats were lifeless and fans were not happy they lost the first two games of the series. The White Sox were able to pull it together and score quickly against the Guardians in Game 2. Sox scored in the first three innings, then got a three run home run from Luis Robert in the 9th inning to make it, 7-0. White Sox starter, Dylan Cease, had his really good stuff going but could not get out of the 6th inning. Reynaldo Lopez, Kendall Graveman and Matt Foster came in out of the bullpen to finish the job. The Chicago White Sox go for the series split on Wednesday and they send Lucas Giolito to the mound. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Sports Card Investor Download the Sports Card Investor App today and easily browse over 630K cards from every sport, with hundreds more added each week . Available for free in the Google Play and Apple App stores or go to sportscardinvestor.com/lockedon. Blue Nile Make your moment sparkle with jewelry from Bluenile.com, and LOCKED ON SPORTS listeners get $50 off purchases of $500 or more using code LOCKEDON. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As president, George Washington understood his own limitations and was not reluctant to rely upon the counsel of others. Learn more how he leaned on the expertise of others for great success in today's episode! Center for Civic Education

Wolf and Luke ask if the Suns relied too much on their superstars this seasons and Kliff Kingsbury's comments on the Cardinals' schedule. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wolf and Luke ask if the Suns relied too much on their superstars this seasons and Kliff Kingsbury's comments on the Cardinals' schedule. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Despite the fact that the CBC publicly retracted a news story about the Freedom Convoy that erroneously claimed that support for the protest had largely come from foreigners, the Trudeau government relied on the state broadcaster to justify its use of the Emergencies Act. This week, Attorney General David Lametti confirmed that the government relied on false CBC reports when freezing the bank accounts of Canadians who supported the protest. Plus, weeks after the legacy media freaked out about a Conservative MP calling Justin Trudeau a dictator, so-called journalists go silent after a Liberal MP accuses Premier Doug Ford of “crimes against humanity.” Lastly, thanks to the CBC – if you didn't have a favourite non-binary, pansexual, South Asian, Muslim comedian yet – now you do! True North's Candice Malcolm and Harrison Faulkner discuss these stories and more on the week's edition of Fake News Friday on The Candice Malcolm Show!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Early in my career, I learned pretty quickly that a sure-fire sign that you're dealing with a wizard is that everything is focused on what you're lacking. Then, after being convinced of what you're lacking, the wizard is relentless in promising to deliver of solutions that will forever ensure he's at the center of your thinking. This isn't a story our team at Responsive buys into; and Mallory, our guest today on The Fundraising Talent Podcast, evidently doesn't buy it either. Mallory wants more fundraisers to recognize that they already have what it takes to be successful and that focusing on what's missing only gets in the way of learning this most important truth. Today's conversation was all about asset-based thinking and the unfortunate tendency in our sector to focus on what's missing. Walk around the exhibit hall at any fundraising conference and you'll quickly discover just how many wizards are betting on our deeply entrenched deficit mindset.  Whatever we feel we may be lacking, Mallory wants to us to be especially aware of the fact that our ability to build genuine and meaningful relationships, arguably the most important ingredient in renewing a donor's support, is a characteristic that most fundraisers have in sufficient supply even before accepting a job. Mallory wants us to remember that it's often in those sincere and sometimes emotional moments that we put ourselves out there and yield the most significant and sustainable levels of support. When we show up as our genuine selves, willing to be vulnerable and honest, many of our beliefs and assumptions about how things work no longer matter all that much. As always, we are especially grateful to our friends at CueBack for sponsoring The Fundraising Talent Podcast. If you'd like to learn more about hosting the Responsive Fundraising roadshow in your local community, email mefor more information. And, if you'd like to download Responsive's latest edition of Carefully & Critically, just click here.

David Ramil (@dramil13) opens up the mailbag to answer all of your questions about the Miami Heat. Has the Heat become too dependent on Kyle Lowry? Should Miami look to improve at the guard or forward spot? What's wrong with Jimmy Butler's layups? And what matters more, chemistry or talent?And please make sure to subscribe to the show on YouTube as well!Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!SweatBlockGet it today for 20% off at SweatBlock.com with promo code LockedOn, or at Amazon and CVS.Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices