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What is happening in Ukraine right now? Why did Russia invade? What does this mean for the diplomacy around the world? Political expert Dan Schnur answers these questions and more as Shanni attempts to understand the current situation. Resources: Dan's article in the Jewish Journal  Dan's monthly webinars Pozner's talk on how the west created Putin The Shanni Show is a podcast hosted by Shanni Suissa on the Bleav Podcast Network. Tune in every Tuesday for sharp takes and interviews. Full video versions will be posted on Youtube and of course audio versions will be available on all your favorite podcast platforms. Follow the show on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube. Follow Shanni on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Visit The Shanni Show website for more information! Music by the talented Richard Starr.  

Dan Harvey, Vice Chairman of CBRE joins Bold Founder Caleb Parker, and guest host Dave Cairns of CBRE to discuss the polarization around the future of work and the inflection point that will check mate finite thinkers. We hear about the evolution of cities and work, how NFT's could encourage certain types of employee behaviour, and Dan shares who he believes may soon rest with the dinosaurs…   Connect with Dan Harvey on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-harvey-ba7ba726/  Connect with Dave Cairns on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-cairns-5644a233/?originalSubdomain=ca  Connect with Caleb Parker on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/calebparker/  If you have any questions or feedback on this episode, email podcast@workbold.co   Value Bombs   What continues to astound me 18 months and beyond into this whole (COVID) debacle, is how divided we remain in the industry and among companies at large about the future of work – Dave Cairns This idea that collaboration can only happen in the office, is just not complete – Dan Harvey   This pandemic is a complete system shock. It's unlike anything I've ever experienced in my lifetime. It's personal, it's professional and it's global – Dan Harvey   We're at a moment where we need to think about what living in the future is and what do we notice that's missing that we need to have? – Dan Harvey The innovators, the creators, the knowledge workforce has a lot of power in their labour and they have choice – Dan Harvey We have accelerating exponential God-like technology raining down on us. Some of it generates new categories of goodness, and some of it is generating new categories of harm – Dan Harvey  We are sapiens, we are tribes, we gather, there's a social component that's physical – Dan Harvey If ideas and insights sound plausible now, it means you're not living in the future – Dan Harvey The future of the great diaspora of workplace and work force may end up being a real help in the de-densification of this connection of “everybody has more than me and how do I step on them to get it?” - Dan Harvey This pandemic has shown us is that we can have relationships and build relationships that are really digitally based – Dan Harvey Cities changed our relationship to want. Density, the pressing together, it developed a form of scarcity that was articulated in the language of aspiration, jealousy and desire rather than absolute need – Dan Harvey The World Economic Forum is predicting that by 2050 70% of humans are going to live in cities – Dave Cairns   Resources Dan's article: The Case for Social Tokens and NFTs in Enterprise Culture. Anthroplogist James Suzman's book Work: A History of How We Spend Our Time Tristan Harris podcast Your Undivided Attention.   Ben Horowitz's book “What You Do Is Who You Are”   Pivot podcast by Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway Masters of Scale podcast with Reid Hoffman The Weekly Take from CBRE podcast   Shout Outs  Salesforce  Lisa Picard CEO of EQ Office. Ben Horowitz co-founder of Andreessen Horowitz Spencer Levy Global Chief Client Officer at CBRE    About Dan Harvey Dan grew up delivering workplace in the primordial soup known as the San Francisco Bay Area. He has been on the field of play watching and being part of birth of the internet and cloud computing companies from Patient Zero to the massive tech platform companies we have today. As a Vice Chairman at CBRE, Dan's client are Fast Sector innovation companies where software, mobility and AI are driving rapid disruption of Slow Sector enterprises. He brings breakthrough insights to delivering dynamic phygital workplace that is a force multiplier for talent density and vibrant culture.    About Guest Host Dave Cairns Dave Cairns started his career at CBRE in 2012 after being a professional poker player where he was ranked as one of the top 100 online tournament players in the world for a time. Since then, Dave has become a thought leader within the commercial real estate industry with global recognition. He is an avid content creator on LinkedIn, who is highly respect by his peers, and has received over 1 million views in 2020 alone.  Working alongside his team, Dave's focus is on working with high growth companies in the tech sector, Space as a Service Operators (#SPaaS), and with financial services firms on a local, national and global level. Dave also leads a partnership with Deloitte on their Technology Fast 50 program, advising many of Canada's fastest growing technology companies on their real estate requirements. He is also the co-founder of CBRE Forward, a platform designed to showcase the fastest growing tech companies in Canada.   Sponsors Fortune Favours the Bold Bold merges property management & Space-as-a-Service to drive asset value and help office customers grow faster. Now part of NewFlex (www.workbold.co)    Future Proof Your Portfolio with NewFlex NewFlex delivers and manages a range of branded solutions for every type of building, in every type of location, for every type of occupier. Including the flexibility to develop your own brand. All enabled by flexible management contracts where we are invested in making money for you. (www.newflex.com)   Launch Your Own Podcast A Podcast Company is the leading podcast production company for brands, organizations, institutions, individuals, and entrepreneurs. Our team sets you up with the right equipment, training, and guidance to ensure you sound amazing. (https://www.apodcastcompany.com)   Subscribe to the #WorkBold Podcast https://workbold.co.uk/podcast/

Octopart, the premier data platform for electronic components, handles at least 5 million unique searches every month. In this episode, together with Daniel Schoenfelder, head of Octopart, we will dive into the importance of having reliable access to electronic part data.  We specialize in democratizing electronic component data and helping engineers, designers, and buyers make better decisions faster. - Daniel Schoenfelder, head of Octopart Altium 365: Where the World Designs Electronics Watch the video, click here. Show Highlights: Introduction. The impact of the pandemic on Octopart Octopart's vision: “Democratization of Information” New features: BOM tool in Octopart and Altium 365 Embeddable Experience Global Price and Availability Inventory alerts Comprehensive Part Data - Core User Experience Lifecycle on Octopart.com CAD Models Lead time How Octopart fits into NEXAR—underpinnings of what's available in the supply domain Shortages, State of Industry—saturation and duration Search Volume: 20 million unique users' search on Octopart Learn more about Nexar—Octopart is a core component of Nexar What is on the horizon? Centralized community—very curated and engaged user community Solving industry-wide problems Octopart.com a destination for CAD Links and Resources: Dan's LinkedIn Profile Octopart.com EDS Show August 2021 in Las Vegas at the Mirage Semiconductor Industry Association Website (SIA) Podcast: What is Nexar? Nexar Website Full OnTrack Podcast Library Altium Website Download your Altium Designer Free Trial   Altium 365: Where the World Designs Electronics

Today we’re tackling what it means to create and maintain a great relationship with the one-and-only Dan Tocchini. As a seasoned business coach and dedicated husband, his wisdom is the real deal when it comes to understanding this beautiful yet complicated thing we call love.  Dan generously shares his mastery alongside the real-life learning experiences he’s accrued cultivating the conscious-partnership so many of us crave. Trust us, you’re going to want to take notes on this one!   Connect with us on Insta: Alli: @alliwebb Adrian: @adrian.k   Resources: Dan on LinkedIn: Dan Tocchini   Raising the Bar with Alli and Adrian is a production of Crate Media

Danial Martin is a postdoctoral researcher at Liverpool John Moores University working on a range of jockey and horse racing based research, with emphasis ultimately on weight-making practices. In practice, Dan works privately with all equestrian sport athletes from professional jockeys to our Olympic Equestrian team, and he is a Performance Nutritionist for Haas F1 team and Southampton FC Football club. We touch on: Dan's background in teaching before becoming a Performance Nutritionist. Dan's experiences in high-performance environments and coffee corners and conversations with athletes and colleagues. Dan's experiences so far working alongside performance chefs. Links and Resources: Dan on Twitter - https://twitter.com/nutritiondan Dan on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-dan-martin-483a6281 Dan on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nutritiondanm/ Matt Gardner Nutrition: What I Do - https://www.mattgardnernutrition.com/what-i-do Free Recipes - https://www.mattgardnernutrition.com/downloads My Partners and Discount Codes - https://www.mattgardnernutrition.com/partners Keep In Touch On LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-gardner-498908142/ Keep in Touch On Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mattgardnernutrition/ 33 Fuel: Produces natural sports nutrition products. https://www.33fuel.com/ Gain 10% off your first order with matt10 at checkout. 33 Fuel on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/33fuel/ GymJam: A digital platform with genuine human interaction, where you get a designated coach who helps you achieve goals through regular in app messaging and video calls. https://gymjam.app/ GymJam on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/gymjam_app/ Attack The Day: Produce outdoor clothing for sports and adventures. sam@attacktheday.co.uk / rory@attacktheday.co.uk ATD Website - www.attacktheday.co.uk Gain 20% off your first order at Matt20 at checkout. ATD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/attacktheday_/

Cancer. An awful illness too many of us have had to deal with in our families, loved ones, or even ourselves... I have, and for the lack of better words, it’s NOT fun. Well, what if I told you we are mere years away from technology that will infiltrate cancer cells and teach them to destroy themselves, curing terminal cancers from the inside out? Dr. Dan Peer is on the way, and his m-RNA, CRISPR-led cancer technology literally edits cancer cells, and TEACHES them to destroy themselves with new genetic code. He is seeing both Glioblastomas and Metastic Ovarian Cancers destroy themselves from the inside out in his research with Rats, based out of the Laboratory of Precision NanoMedicine at Tel Aviv University. He is one of the world's most important voices in cancer research, and it was a privilege to learn from him (plus, his research set important foundations for the m-RNA Covid Vaccines currently being administered all around the world.) You NEED to tag ANYONE you know struggling with cancer right now, because I PROMISE this will provide them hope. And for a daily dose of hope, make sure to watch Better Together w/ Maria Menounos everyday! Join our #HealSquad click the link in my bio and SUBSCRIBE on YouTube and Apple Podcasts. RESOURCES: Dan's Lab & Website: http://dan-peer.tau.ac.il/about/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

“Stop thinking about drawing as an artistic process. Drawing is a thinking process. If you want to think more clearly about an idea, draw it.” This is the simple essence of Dan Roam's message. Dan has written five best-selling books about visual thinking and storytelling. Back of the Napkin was one of my seminal texts, Show and Tell is a blockbuster if you want to learn how to tell better stories...and who doesn't? And you have to love the title of Dan's book “Draw to Win”...maybe the most direct distillation of Dan's perspective. Drawing is thinking...and thinking helps you do better work.  Who should be drawing when many brains are involved in a complex project? What Dan helped me wrestle with in this conversation is how drawing helps groups think, together and how he, as a model-making expert, can help push the thinking of a group.  We talk through the yin-and-yang of a top-down approach of model making (with someone like Dan pushing the edge of excellence *for* a group he's working with, vs a group hammering out a new model, bottom-up, doing visual synthesis together. Both are powerful ways to lead a conversation.  Making a framework for a group can shape their conversation profoundly - the right visual tool can frame a conversation and ease the progress of a team's thinking: Drawing a classic 2 X 2 creates a frame, a container for a conversation. I've always found that, even if someone finds a case that falls outside of the framework offered, they speak about their ideas in relation to the framework - the conversation has been anchored - which is one way to think about what I am calling Conversational Leadership. There is power and danger in shaping conversations. Leading the conversation can mean that we've prevented something else from emerging - something organic, co-created and co-owned by the whole group. This is the IKEA effect...even if something that Dan makes might be technically better than what a group can make on it's own, they may value what they've put their hands on more. As with all polarities, the middle path, approaching both ends flexibly, is the most powerful. I know from experience how transformative it can be when your client picks up the pen and adds their ideas alongside yours. Who picks up the pen first can shift the direction of the conversation profoundly. Stepping back and offering the pen to the group is a choice we can all take to shift a conversation. Drawing is how to win in the broadest sense. If you're the only person drawing in the conversation, you will anchor the conversation and lead the conversation. If you get everyone to draw, the conversation will be a win-win and led by anyone willing to take up the pen. Head over to theconversationfactory.com/listen for full episode transcripts, links, show notes  and more key quotes and ideas. You can also head over there and become a monthly supporter of the show for as little as $8 a month. You'll get complimentary access to exclusive workshops and resources that I only share with this circle of facilitators and leaders. Links, Notes and Resources Dan on the Web (learn about his award-winning books and his work and more…) Dan's Online Learning space: Napkin Academy   Dan's favorite, most fundamental drawing: Some of my favorite visuals from Dan that you can find on the web... The Power of Visual Sensemaking as an organic process:   How to think systematically about being visual:   The simple shapes of Stories: Other books to learn more about visual thinking: Gamestorming The Doodle Revolution One of my favorite quotes from this interview: Data doesn't tell a story As I always like to say, data doesn't tell a story, people do. And Dan breaks down how to do that, in detail. As he says:  "A good report brings data to life. When we do a report right, we deliver more than just facts, we deliver them in a way that gives insight. It makes data memorable and makes our audience care." 

Macro Matters host Kevin Kelly sits down with Dan Morehead, CEO & Co-CIO of Pantera Capital. Dan brings a wealth of experience in both traditional markets and crypto, having previously served as the Head of Macro Trading and CFO for Tiger Management before founding Pantera Capital back in 2003. In this conversation, Dan and Kevin discuss the early days of Pantera’s first Bitcoin fund, the growing trend towards decentralized finance, the sectors and projects him and his team are focusing on right now, and why it’s never been a more exciting time to be in the crypto space. Dan sits at the intersection of macro and crypto so we hope you enjoy this conversation! We highly recommend reading Pantera’s latest monthly blockchain letters to get a better understanding of their outlook and themes. Paul Veradittakit, a partner at Pantera, also writes an insightful weekly newsletter we recommend checking out as well (links below).Pantera Blockchain Letter, July 2020 Paul Veradittakit’s weekly newsletter    Thank you to our sponsor Crypto.com for making this happen! Visit bit.ly/cryptodelphi for more information! - Resources: Dan’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/dan_pantera Pantera’s Website: https://www.panteracapital.com/ Kevin's Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kevin_Kelly_II Delphi Podcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/PodcastDelphi More Our Video interviews Can Be Viewed Here: https://youtu.be/fubeSokngY8 Access Delphi's Research Here: https://www.delphidigital.io/ Kubera lets you monitor your crypto and traditional portfolios in a single place. Think Coinbase and Fidelity on the same dashboard. All major banks, brokerages, crypto exchanges and wallets supported. https://www.kubera.com/ Disclosures: This podcast is strictly informational and educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any tokens or securities or to make any financial decisions. Do not trade or invest in any project, tokens, or securities based upon this podcast episode. The host may personally own tokens that are mentioned on the podcast. Lets Talk Bitcoin is a distribution partner for the Chain Reaction Podcast, and our current show features paid sponsorships which may be featured at the start, middle, and/or the end of the episode. These sponsorships are for informational purposes only and are not a solicitation to use any product or service. 

Dan Demsky is the Co-founder of Unbound Merino. Unbound Merino sources nature's ultimate performance fiber, Australian Merino wool, to create apparel that can be worn for weeks or even months, without ever needing to be washed.    On this podcast we talk about the impact of great business books when starting out, the benefits of starting a business through crowdfunding, how they broke the belief that businesses ruin friendships, and so much more.   To learn more, visit: http://honestecommerce.co   Resources: Dan’s LinkedIn page linkedin.com/in/dandemsky Unbound Merino’s website unboundmerino.com The Third Door book’s official website thirddoorbook.com The Small Giants book’s official website smallgiantsbook.com An article derived from the Good to Great book’s research on Jim Collins’ official website jimcollins.com/article_topics/articles/good-to-great.html#articletop Grin.co for affiliate marketing Visit gorgias.link/honest to get your 2nd month with Gorgias free! Visit klaviyo.com to schedule a demo! Visit postscript.io/install for a free 30-day trial! To get updates on our new episodes and exclusive deals from our partners, text HONESTVIP to 72599 and join our VIP texting list!

Mike Wood chats with Dan Tomasulo, who will be one of the presenters at WorkHuman Live 2020. Dan is a core faculty member at Teachers College Columbia University in the Spirituality Mind Body Institute (SMBI). He teaches Positive Psychology, as well as the Optimal Wellbeing program. Mike and Dan talk about positive psychology and the power of gratitude and hope. WorkHuman Live 2020Dan will share practical strategies for intentional self-care in his keynote at WorkHuman Live 2020. He says that deadlines and busy schedules make us forget to take care of ourselves. However, it’s intentional self-care that will boost our productivity. We need to recharge to work at our very best.  The Power of GratitudeMike asks Dan what are some simple things we can do to take care of ourselves. Dan responds that one simple practice that has powerful effects, is to do a 90-second gratitude review of the day before, every morning. Gratitude is wired into many performance elements, into our sense of self, into our feelings of joy and connectedness and relationship. Doing a gratitude review has the power to change your perspective of the day past, even though we have a natural negativity bias. American Snake PitDan relates how he helped deinstitutionalize Willowbrook, the worst asylum in American history. His experimental group home, which he says was designed to fail, helped his patients thrive. What he found was that once people are given the right opportunity, they flourish. Mike agrees that people need purpose in their work. Productivity increases when workers feel a sense of positivity, connection and purpose. Positive PsychologyDan shares three key resources for listeners to learn more about positive psychology. The Power of HopeMike asks about Dan’s Ask a Therapist section at PsychCentral.com. Dan says that they receive about 2500 questions a month, and what he sees most often is that people are looking for a sense of hope. He says that a large part of his responses are giving people something tangible to work on that will change their expectations of the future, which makes them more positive and energetic in their day to day functioning. Resources:Dan’s memoirs: American Snake Pit PsychCentral.com WorkHuman blogWorkHuman Live 2020 

In this episode, I interview Dan Miller from 48 Days. He shares his testimony and a whole lot more One of our best. I also invited Mike to sit in as well Please listen and share.   Resources Dan's site 48 Days Eagles  

Today’s guest is Daniel Roth, a Program Manager on the ASP.NET team at Microsoft. He works on building frameworks for web developers, including ASP.NET Core and Blazor. He has previously worked on various parts of .NET, including System.Net, WCF, XAML, and ASP.NET. And his passions include building frameworks for modern Web frameworks that are simple and easy to use.   In this episode, Jeffrey and Daniel explore the world of Blazor DevOps! They take a look at the future potential of Blazor becoming the next desktop or native programming model, why you should use Blazor, the long-term vision for Blazor beyond what’s being released this year, and what the DevOps environment looks like for a Blazor server-side app (from a developer’s workstation all the way to running it and supporting it in production). Daniel also gives listeners his follow-up recommends on how to get started with Blazor and gives tons of practical tips if you’ve already gotten started.   Topics of Discussion: [:40] Be sure to visit AzureDevOps.Show for past episodes and show notes! [:48] Where to get a hold of Jeffrey’s new book, .NET DevOps for Azure. [1:45] About today’s episode and guest. [2:00] Jeffrey welcomes Dan to the show! [2:29] What has Dan’s journey been like? And how did he get on the ASP.NET team? [5:22] Dan and Jeffrey discuss the future potential of Blazor becoming the next desktop or native programming model. [8:00] Why do we even need a new framework for web apps? Why use Blazor? [13:22] What’s the long-term vision for Blazor (beyond what’s being released this year)? [20:04] A word from Azure DevOps sponsor: Clear Measure. [20:29] Has the architecture and design process already begun in conjunction with the Xamarin team at Microsoft? Has there been conversations around a collaboration with Xamarin and Blazor? And when will Blazor ship to .NET Core 3.0, WebAssembly, mobile, etc.? [21:56] Why .Net 5.0 is dropping the ‘Core.’ [23:07] What the DevOps environment looks like for a Blazor server-side app — from a developer’s workstation all the way to running it and supporting it in production. And what’s going to be different as developers store their code in source control. [35:45] What are the deployment options with Blazor? [41:57] Resources Dan recommends listeners follow-up on after listening to today’s episode!    Mentioned in this Episode: Azure DevOps Clear Measure (Sponsor)  .NET DevOps for Azure, by Jeffrey Palermo bit.ly/dotnetdevopsproject bit.ly/dotnetdevopsbookforcommunity — Visit to get your hands on two free books to give away at conferences or events! Blazor Daniel Roth (LinkedIn) Daniel Roth’s Twitter WebAssembly Angular React Vue AutoCAD “Blazor, a new framework for browser-based .NET apps - Steve Sanderson” (NDC Conferences Video) Xamarin .NET Core 3.0 Visual Studio Preview Visual Studio Code C# Extension GitHub.com/AspNet/AspNetCore Azure SignalR Service   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

Episode #11:  PLAY IS THE ENGINE OF LEARNING: An Interview With Dan Finkel Show notes page: http://makemathmoments.com/episode11  Play is the engine of learning, that’s the mission of Dan Finkel and his team at MathForLove.com. Over the next 60 minutes, we’ll dive into Dan’s story about how he fell in love with math and in particular, teaching with games in the math classroom, he’ll give us some background behind his extremely popular TED Talk on the 5 principles of extraordinary math teaching and he’ll give us 3 things he looks for when selecting games for use in the math classroom. You’ll Learn:   How playing games can strengthen our math skills. Lessons we learn from games can have an impact in our own math learning. Three conditions for games in the math classroom.     Resources: Dan’s Ted Talk Mathforlove.com Tiny Polka Dots Prime Climb Ted Ed Riddle - NIM Proofiness - Charles Seife [Book]   Teaching with your mouth shut  - Donald Finkel [Book] Creating Innovators - Tony Wagner [Book] Game PIG Math For Love Curriculum. makemathmoments.com/books

What is the return on investment for a company to invest significant amounts of money send their up and coming talents to different business schools to earn an MBA degree? Dan Pontefract, currently the founder and CEO of the Pontefract Group, was investigating this question back in 2011 in his role as Chief Learning Officer at TELUS, Canada's fastest-growing national telecommunications company. In summary, the ROI was not optimal and required a different solution. Dan detailed the journey on episode 13 of the Learning and Development Stories podcast. Tying learning to business objectives “I started to chat with our chief corporate officer,” Dan recalled during the podcast. “And I said, you know, it depends on the year but we're spending between $400k and $800k a year on MBAs. And those MBA players come back to us. And sure, they're more learned, and hopefully, they're smarter and more productive. But what really does TELUS on the whole get in return?” Dan then shared with the Chief Corporate Officer his idea of creating a unique TELUS MBA program. He laid out the vision: “Imagine if we created our own MBA, and we stopped funding individuals going to individual universities or colleges for their MBA and we created our own cohort, and that cohort of people ranging from 20 to 30 people would work together. Just imagine the return that we might get in terms of the work that they could do for tell us, let alone learn.” That initial conversation was a seed planted, that took root two years later when Dan was asked to look into the feasibility of actually creating an MBA program. “I proceeded for the next year to put together an RFI, request for information, across Canada, where TELUS is headquartered and asked 10 business schools across Canada if they might be interested to entertain the idea of a customized, tailored MBA just for one organization.” After a lot of research, TELUS ended up choosing the University of Victoria Gustafson School of Business. “They inculcated an entirely different kind of pedagogy that that took our values, our culture, our attributes, our TELUS leadership philosophy, our pervasive learning model, which I introduced in the Flat Army book, which is learning should be equal parts formal, informal and social,” Dan noted. They created a model called the 40 Model of Leadership. This included multiple short-term residencies over a two-year period that culminated in a six-month final project. This program has ended up being a great success story at TELUS. Thus far, half of the graduating class from this past June has already been promoted to higher roles with increased responsibility. Roughly speaking, TELUS is spending about $1 million per cohort. As part of the different company-specific projects, the students were able to identify some $37 million of savings inside the company. In addition, student projects during the MBA led to several new business ventures that are currently in operation within TELUS and have generated $275 million for the company. Knowledge transfer Dan shared how the knowledge the program participants gained is used to benefit the company as a whole. "We not only teach them to be coaches, and not only provide them an executive coach during the program, but we asked them to continue that model post-graduation so that they are taking on a couple of clients and giving that kind of knowledge back,” Dan said. Lessons from mistakes Dan shared that one of the mistakes he made was not always providing clear instruction of what the TELUS learning experience expectations were with the professors in the program. “I probably should have taken action earlier to provide the feedback that a particular style may not be working for the TELUS culture.” The link between training and employee engagement Dan has seen that the people who participate in the MBA program have a greater sense of engagement in the company as a whole. “We're betting on these people to be the most enlightened, purpose-driven, engaged leaders that we might ever have at the organization.” Communications tactics The story of the TELUS MBA partnership with the University of Victoria has won different awards from the likes of the AACSB and EFMD that has garnered media attention. Dan has been able to highlight the story via his column on Forbes and other platforms. He stressed the importance of humble communication. Resources for L&D professionals Tool every L&D professional should leverage: Dan explained that he utilizes the tool Evernote as a way to help him with the practice of writing things down. “We are losing the ability not just to think but to remember and recall. So, I urge people to find a way in which “the Great's” of this world like General Patton, Branson, and Oprah. They walk around with a Moleskine notebook and they break everything down that comes into their head, in essence, because they know that they'll need those nuggets of goodness.” Resources: Dan recommends The New Philosopher Magazine because it is an incredible resource of philosophy and thinkers. You can find Dan at www.danpontefract.com and on LinkedIn. He is the author of Open to Think, Flat Army and The Purpose Effect.

Can parenting and entrepreneurship go hand in hand? Many working parents believe the myth that you either have to sacrifice home life or business success—you cannot have both. My guest, Dan Kuschell, is here to tell you that this simply isn’t true! Dan is a serial entrepreneur with 12 successful businesses to his name. He delights in training budding business owners to use strategies to get more clients and develop a business that works for them. Dan’s success has been great, but he considers his family the greatest blessing of all. His path has always been inherently tied to his wife and children, and today Dan is going to show you how he does it.  After a severe health scare, Dan knew he needed to make some changes. His busy lifestyle included many sleepless nights and poor choices that built up to the breaking point. Luckily, Dan believed in the power of coaching, and he sought the help he needed to balance and repurpose his life. Dan thinks that there are three questions every working parent needs to ask themselves. What do you want? Who are you? What do you stand for? Dan has managed to not just balance, but integrate his parenting into his businesses. He prioritizes time with his children and makes business decisions with the family in mind. It’s all about his mindset from the outset, and you can get that mindset too! Listen this week to start making some changes in your own life.  Show Highlights: Dan has helped 12 different startups grow and get “unstuck.”  What being a parent has taught Dan about running businesses.  Be grateful for the joys that being a working parent can give you.  Mindset should be our focus.  The 3 big fears we need to overcome.  Integrate, rather than try to balance between work and life.  Dan learned from burnout that he needed to change some bad habits.  Get a coach!  The three questions you should ask yourself to change your life.  Dan has resources available to you who might be ready to start a business.  Why Marketing is like football.  A piece of technology that Dan would recommend for making life a little easier.  The books that Dan uses to bring some balance to his life.    Resources: Dan’s Website  Dan on Facebook Dan's Recommended Tool: Headspace Meditation App Dan's Recommended Books: How to Talk So Kids Will Listen  The Coaching Habit  Never Split the Difference

Dan Biggins is a UK based Kent Wedding Photographer. He shares some tips for photographers looking to transition out of just being a hobbiest, why making mistakes can be the best way to learn and grow your photography, and how he is using facebook ads to find new clients. In this episode you will learn:  Dan's favorite kind of cake Where Dan shoots weddings Why Dans About Me page on his website has no mention of a camera Why Dan tries to add as much personality on his website as possible Why and how Dan tries to turn away potential clients Why Dan recommends trying to second shoot with other wedding photographers How Facebook Ads kickstarted Dans business What Dan did to progress his knowledge of photography One of my biggest photography mistakes  How Dan handles a session if the photos are not working out How Dan uses Facebook ads to book more weddings Why Dan loves to make photography mistakes Some differences between Weddings in the US vs weddings in the UK Dans favorite piece of camera gear CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE NEW BEGINNER PHOTOGRAPHY PODCAST LISTENER FACEBOOK GROUP! Resources: Dan's website Dan's Facebook Dan's Instagram Matt Druin's Interview Destination Wedding Photographer Matt Druin's Website Linda Baca Photography Canon 400D Brett Harkness Damien Lovegrove Photography Workshops Mastin Labs film presets Sigma 35mm 1.4 art   Check out more at www.BeginnerPhotographyPodcast.com Have A Question? Reach out to us on social Facebook: www.Facebook.com/BeginnerPhotographyPodcast.com Instagram: www.Instagtam.com/BeginnerPhotoPodcast Or Email us at: BeginnerPhotographyPodcast@gmail.com

Dan Fox is the senior pastor of a church just south of Baltimore, Maryland.  He has been married to his wife, Paula, for 23 years and they have four kids.  Dan is a gifted teacher of the Bible and a person in demand when it comes the subject of mental illness. Dan Touched On Dan shared the story of his son's battle with schizophrenia.  This very personal story will give you insight into living with mental illness and maybe challenge your personal theology on the subject.  His son's journey changed Dan's point of view on mental illness. Resources Dan spoke of one book and recommended another two.  Here they are: Surviving Schizophrenia: A Family Manual, by E. Fuller Torrey Side by Side: Walking With Others in Wisdom and Love, by Edward T. Welch Schizophrenia: A Blueprint for Recovery, by Milt Greek Dan also recommended the organization Christian Counseling & Education Foundation Contact Info You can email Pastor Dan Fox at pastordanfox@icloud.com What We Learned There are many things in this story that we can takeaway. I want to isolate three. Not all mental illness is the same.  As pastors, we need to understand the general differences.  More importantly, we need to understand our limitations. Most pastors are not qualified to treat many forms of mental illness.  Pastors need to develop a referral list. This list should include trusted individuals who are qualified to deal with mental illness. The church needs to be a safe place where people can freely share their struggles with mental illness.  The church is not a place where we shun or condemn the mentally ill.  Rather it should be a place of grace. Finally, regardless of our qualifications, we can always give biblical counsel and we can always love those that are hurting. Your Point of View We would love to hear your viewpoint on mental illness.  This can be a touchy subject with strong opinions on both sides.  Please leave your insights below in the comment section. Subscribe & Review Thanks for following Real Pastors.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast at iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play  or iHeartRadio.  We are also available on most any third party podcast app. Also don't forget to sign up for our email newsletter. I will email you whenever there is a new episode.  These emails will include the show notes as well as "member only" materials.  I will never share your contact information and you can unsubscribe at any time. Just click HERE and join the team!

Are you struggling to achieve social media success for your business or organization? Do you have limited resources? If so, then this is the episode for you. This week on the Social Media Social Hour podcast, I’m talking with Dan Rosenbaum of San Francisco Travel. During this episode we discuss how to achieve social media success […] The post How to Achieve Social Media Success with Limited Resources featuring Dan Rosenbaum appeared first on Casual Fridays.