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Rikki G er mættur aftur eftir golfferð til Ítalíu! Rikki vissi ekki af rafmagnsleysinu á meginlandi Evrópu. Lil Curly og Háski með frumflutning á nýju lagi. Er Lil Curly þunnhærður? Tommi Steindórs mætti með top 3 þynnkubana fyrir Rikka. Þetta og miklu meira til í Brennslu dagsins.
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In dieser Folge werden zwei sehr unterschiedliche Filme besprochen, die sich auf ihre ganz eigene Weise mit dem kreativen Schaffen auseinandersetzen: In "Look Back", der Adaption des gleichnamigen Mangas von Tatsuki Fushimoto, wird der kreative Prozess in einer Coming-of-Age-Story zweier Mädchen erzählt, die Mangas zeichnen. Die Vorfreude von Lukas als Fan des Mangas und Autors war groß und wurde mit einer fantastischen Adaption belohnt, die ihn doch mehr als nur ein bisschen nachdenklich stimmte. Vom zweiten Film hätte man oberflächlich nun eher das Gegenteil erwartet: In "Gridman Universe" kämpfen erneut riesige Monster gegen Mecha-Suits in einem tollen Serien-Crossover. Dass gerade aber hier eine schöne Metanarrative über Fiktion und die Fragen, welche Rolle und Bedeutung die Werke am Ende des kreativen Schaffungsprozess im Leben der Menschen haben, präsentiert wird, könnte überraschen. Noch unerwarteter war allerdings der Selbstfindungsprozess, den Julian während des Films durchlebte. Welche Erkenntnisse er dabei über sich selbst gewann, erfahrt ihr in dieser Folge!
(Encore) On today's Women Made New, Crystalina has a Women Helping Women show and invites on Rikka, Jessica and Maria on to discuss: How To seek and find your self-worth.
On today's Women Made New, Crystalina has a Women Helping Women show and invites on Rikka, Jessica and Maria on to discuss: How To seek and find your self-worth.
Part 5 of our Kyoto Vacation, “Kyoto Animation's Splendid Isolation,” comes to a close with one last adventure with the characters of Love, Chuunibyo, and Other Delusions, in their 2018 movie, Take on Me! The film finds Rikka and Yuta off on a journey across Japan as they ‘elope' after Rikka's big sister Toka plans to move her to Italy for her final year of high school. Many hijinks ensue, and while Sean and Jonathan are again slightly divided on how effective the storytelling is, as they were with season 2, we enjoy celebrating just what a funny, lively production the film is, and the strong ending it delivers this great group of characters. Enjoy, and come back in June for the premiere of Part 6 of our Kyoto Vacation, where we'll be reviewing the film A Silent Voice before leaping into the world of Sound! Euphonium. Time Chart:Theme Song: 0:00:00 – 0:01:30 Review Part 1: 0:37:18Eyecatch Break: 0:37:18 – 0:37:55Review Part 2: 0:37:55 – 1:53:47End Theme: 1:53:47 – 1:54:48 Support the show at Ko-fi ☕️ https://ko-fi.com/weeklystuffRead the book 200 Reviews by Jonathan R. Lack in Paperback or on Kindle – https://a.co/d/bLx53vKFollow The Weekly Stuff Wordcast newsletter for regular updates and extra content! https://www.jonathanlack.comSubscribe to The Weekly Stuff Podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheWeeklyStuffPodcastVisit our website and subscribe to Japanimation Station on all podcast platforms: http://japanimationstation.com/Subscribe to The Weekly Stuff Podcast on all podcast platforms: http://www.weeklystuffpodcast.com“re:CAPTURE” and “Rolled Into One” – Original Music & Lyrics by Thomas Lack, featuring Hatsune Miku. https://www.thomaslack.com
We are back for Part 5 of our Kyoto Vacation, “Kyoto Animation's Splendid Isolation,” and today we return to the wacky world of Love, Chuunibyo, and Other Delusions for its second season, Heart Throb! This second batch of episodes sees Rikka and Yuta struggling with what it means to be a couple when another chuunibyo friend from Yuta's past enters the picture, and while both Sean and Jonathan agree it's an extremely funny, well-directed set of episodes with plenty of laughs and memorable moments, there's a bit of a divide between how effective we think the core plotline is, with Jonathan loving it all the way through and Sean finding it lacking. Either way, this remains a delightful show, and a very enjoyable one to talk about. Enjoy, and come back next week for our review of all 13 episodes of Myriad Colors Phantom World!Time Chart:Theme Song: 0:00:00 – 0:01:30 Intro, History, and Rikka's Version Movie: 0:01:30 – 0:40:01Eyecatch Break: 0:40:01 – 0:40:39Chuunibyo Season 2 Review: 0:40:39 – 2:45:53End Theme: 2:46:53 – 2:46:53 Support the show at Ko-fi ☕️ https://ko-fi.com/weeklystuffRead the book 200 Reviews by Jonathan R. Lack in Paperback or on Kindle – https://a.co/d/bLx53vKFollow The Weekly Stuff Wordcast newsletter for regular updates and extra content! https://www.jonathanlack.comSubscribe to The Weekly Stuff Podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheWeeklyStuffPodcastVisit our website and subscribe to Japanimation Station on all podcast platforms: http://japanimationstation.com/Subscribe to The Weekly Stuff Podcast on all podcast platforms: http://www.weeklystuffpodcast.com“re:CAPTURE” and “Rolled Into One” – Original Music & Lyrics by Thomas Lack, featuring Hatsune Miku. https://www.thomaslack.com
On today's Women Made New, Crystalina has a Women Helping Women show and invites on Rikka, Jessica and Maria on to discuss: How To seek and find your self-worth.
On today's Women Made New, Crystalina has a Women Helping Women show and invites on Rikka, Jessica and Maria on to discuss: How To seek and find your self-worth.
This episode was recorded in August 2023. We last heard from Rikka in episode 103! She's a writer, sewist, and Asian ball-jointed doll enthusiast. You can find her on Instagram @crimsonchimera.The routine is not writing 500 words every morning. The routine is asking myself, "what do I have the energy and the heart for today?"How can I commit to making something if I don't even know if it will be good?I'm scared _____ because _____
Hololive Promise is now a thing, so I guess there's no such thing as Councilrys now. Heck yeah. We've got some indies with model updates, some updates on the big names in the bizz, all our favorite stream highlights, and more watermelons than you can imagine. And we highlight Watame this week because she's absolutely wonderful. Can't wait to catch up with ya'll! Each week we aim to bring together the biggest events in Vtubing and talk about what's been going on. Stop by, hang out, and let's catch up with us!
Aia Rikka on noor külakandlemängija, kes hiljuti avaldas oma päris esimese albumi "Ups".Kandlemänguga on Aia Rikka nüüdseks tegelenud kümme aastat ja albumile on jõudnud viimase kolme-nelja aasta looming, mis on väga erinev tavapärasest külakandlemuusikast.
【女性が明るくポジティブになるサロン】 お客様に対して正直なところが印象的でした。 良いことは良い、ダメなところはダメだと、はっきりとお伝えするところがお客様にとっては安心感につながのだと感じました。 不安に思っている方にとっては、はっきりと言ってもらえることが大切のだと改めてわかりました。 お悩みがある方は一度ご相談してみてください♪ 【今回のゲスト】 Rikkaカンパニー株式会社 冨樫涼子(とがし・りょうこ)さん kikkaオンラインショップ: https://www.kikkaonlineshop.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/nesan0403 お問い合わせLINE公式: https://lin.ee/fMnvoAz 【こえラボメルマガ】 ポッドキャストに関する情報をお届けしています♪ https://koelab.biz/p/r/oMAdA7S5 === ◆文字起こしはこちら↓ 岡田:こんにちは、こえラボの岡田です。今回は、Rikkaカンパニー株式会社代表取締役の冨樫涼子さんにお話を伺いたいと思います。冨樫さん、よろしくお願いいたします。 冨樫:よろしくお願いいたします。 岡田:お願いします。まずは、自己紹介からお願いいたします。 冨樫:Rikkaカンパニー株式会社代表取締役の冨樫涼子と申します。今、小学校2年生の男の子もいます。母でもあります。よろしくお願いいたします。 岡田:お願いします。このRikkaカンパニーさんは、どんなことを事業としてやられているんでしょうか? 冨樫:メインは、女性の頭皮改善サロンとオンラインショップをやっております。 岡田:頭皮というと、やっぱり髪の毛とかそういったところ、お悩みある方に向けてということですかね? 冨樫:そうですね。育毛サロンと勘違いされちゃうことが多いんですけど、頭皮のお悩み全般なので、例えばふけとか油とかトラブルのお悩み相談ものったり、あとはホルモンバランスのご相談にのったりとか、ちょっといろいろやっております。 岡田:年代的にはどういった方が多いんですか? 冨樫:そうですね。今までやはりこういう業界というのは、年配の方が多く来るというイメージを持たれていたんですが、あ、もしくは男性ですね。うちは圧倒的に20代30代の女性が多いです。 岡田:そういった若い方も頭皮のお悩みって結構あるんですかね? 冨樫:私もちょっと予測がつかなかったんですけど、実はすごく多かったという結果になっております。 岡田:そうなんですね。やっぱり見た目はそんなにわからないけど、実は本人としてはすごくお悩みとして持っているというケースもあるんですね。 冨樫:そうですね。実際20代の薄毛ということも存在はしてるんですけど、それ以外のお悩みとか、あと本当は自分はどうなってるんだろうっていうふうに気にして相談に来る方も結構いらっしゃいます。 岡田:そうなんですね。まずはちょっと不安だから一度ご相談したいということで訪れていらっしゃるんですね。 冨樫:そうですね。敷居がすごく前は高かったと、コース契約をしなきゃいけないとか、やっぱり高額なイメージを持たれている方が多かったり、すごくネガティブな業界ではあったんですね。そこを取っ払って、エステサロンに来る感覚で相談に来れるんだよっていう空間づくりを心がけてます。 岡田:そうなんですね。じゃあ通常のサロンとはちょっと違ったような工夫をされてらっしゃるんでしょうかね。 冨樫:そうですね。とにかく行くのが恥ずかしいっていう思いを持っている方が多いので、まずそこの気持ちをなくして、本当に気軽に相談に来れる場所。なおかつ都度払いだよっていう。商品の購入も別に強制ではないというふうにちょっとルールを変えてやってます。 岡田:じゃあもうそういった従来のサロンとやっぱり変えていこうっていう思いもあったんですかね。 冨樫:そうですね。確かにちょっと行きづらいよなっていう業界ではあったので、自分だったらどういうところが行きやすいかなっていうふうに考えて作りました。 岡田:20代、30代とかそういった若い女性の方が気軽に訪れられるような、そういったサロンになってるっていうことなんですかね。 冨樫:はい、そうです。 岡田:サービス内容としては、実際に来ていただいた方はどういった感じで受けていらっしゃるんでしょうかね。 冨樫:まずはやっぱり自分のことを知っていただくカウンセリングを行ってます。今の状態とか、もちろんそのライフスタイルだったりとか、ヒアリングもしていったり、ちょっと細かいんですけど、結構初回の方はじっくり時間をかけて、自分のことを知って情報の整理をしていただく。特に私のサロンは9割がSNSからTwitterの方がご来店しているので、かなりお悩みレベルは高いんですね。なので情報の海にちょっと溺れちゃってるので、一回まず整理をして一緒に考えるっていうところから始めていきます。 岡田:いろいろ調べて、自分でもここが悪いんじゃないかということでやっていらっしゃって、結構情報はいっぱいあるんだけど、お悩みもいろいろ広がってしまってるっていう、そこを整理されていくところからっていうことなんですかね。 冨樫:そうですね。若い子ほどやっぱりいっぱい検索して、何が何だかわからない状態で来て、結構泣いちゃう子とかもすごいいて、だからメンタル面のケアが必要になってくる場合もあるんですけど、そこはあまり重い雰囲気にならずに、すっきりして帰っていただくことを意識してますね。 岡田:本当初回はじっくりとお話を聞くというところから始められるってことですかね。 冨樫:そうです。聞いたりとか教えたりとか、結局最後は信じるも信じないもあなた次第だよっていうところで、自分にハマったら続けてねみたいな感覚で話せてますね。 岡田:そうなんですね。会社も経営されてるっていうことですけど、どういった感じで今会社の運営という意味だとやってらっしゃるのか、そのあたりの状況も少し教えていただけますか。 冨樫:もともと私は個人事業主として本当にお店1個だけを経営していたんですけれども、裏で手伝ってくれる方がいたんですね。それが、よくどういった出会いですかって聞かれたくらい、すごく有能な方なんですけど、本当に子どもの保育園が一緒で、おはようございます、さようならしか言ってないような関係のママと、縁があって、お店のお客さんがどんどんどんどん来て、回らなくなって会社にしなきゃいけないっていうことで、もうちょっと一緒に作ろうって。 岡田:そうなんですね。そういったご縁から一緒にやって、冨樫さんはどちらかというと表に立ってやってる感じなんですかね。 冨樫:よくね、嫁と私が夫みたいな関係性だって言うと、分かる分かるって方は言ってるんですけど、本当にもう性格もできることも得意なことも全く違うので。裏で手伝ってっていう感じで別れて。 岡田:そうなんですね。本当にいいパートナーとして一緒にされていらっしゃるっていうことなんですね。 冨樫:本当に夫婦ですね。 岡田:そういった関係性で会社も運営されてるっていうことですが、この番組は経営者の志という番組ですので、ぜひ冨樫さんの志についても教えていただけるでしょうか。 冨樫:はい。今この仕事をしているのは、もともとネガティブなご相談ばかりを私はされていて、それをさらにネガティブに持っていく業界がもともと本当に嫌で、どうやったら女性が明るく前向きにポジティブに、こちらの押し付けではなく、お客様自身が前を向いて歩けるかっていうのを常に考えていたんですよね。で、まずはそこをどうやっていくか、どういう方向性で明るくなっていただけるのかっていうのを考えています。ただ、やっぱり正直すごい忙しいんですよ。どうしても独身の時のような時間を取れないので、時間が本当に決まってる中で出張に行ったりとか仕事を入れていかなきゃいけない。それがやっぱり辛い時期もあって、会社なんかやっぱり無理だったかなって思うことも何度もあったんですけど、ところが追われてる、常に追われてる時間がないから、その分結果につながってることに途中で気づいたんですよね。 岡田:そうなんですね。 冨樫:はい。子供がいなくて独身の頃ってだらだら過ごしてたことがあったんですけど、お尻に火がつくと結構頑張れるんだねみたいな話をその彼女ともしていまして、そしたらルール決めてルーティン化して、そして一つの目標に向かってやっていくということが一つずつ成功体験になっていたので、ちょっとしんどいことは本当にあったんですけど、やっぱり最終的にお客様に、本当にもうそれこそ前向きになれたってことはもちろんですけど、結婚できたっていう方もいらっしゃるんですよ。 岡田:そうなんですね。 冨樫:そうなんですよ。すごく前向きになれて、そのまま結婚につながることができたとか、おしゃれして顔を上げて前を向いて歩けるようになった、美容室に行けるようになった、そういう言葉をすごくいただけるようになって励みになりました。 岡田:そうなんですね。やっぱりそういって来ていただけるお客様の心がそういった変わるっていうのはどういったところがあるんじゃないかなというふうに考えていらっしゃ...
Oppdag hemmelighetene bak å finne og dyrke din indre flytsone i denne episoden av Føkk it!. Flytsonen, også kjent som "flow," er en mental tilstand der en person blir fullstendig engasjert i en aktivitet, oppnår en dyp konsentrasjon, og opplever en følelse av intens glede og oppfylthet. Episoden er laget sammen med Barnebokforfatter Maiken Nylund. Siden Maiken og meg ble kjent med hverandre, har vi hatt ukentlige samtaler. Underveis merka vi at vi stadig "bonda" over mindset og den kreative prosessen. Derfor bruker vi denne tiden sammen til å utforske praktiske tips og teknikker for å finne veien til flytsonen. Dette temaet vil være spennende for deg som.... Er interessert i å befinne deg i flytsonen enda mer enn det du gjør i dag, og som anerkjenner hvor viktig flytsonen er for den kreative prosessen og din egen effektivitet Har lyst å tenke litt rundt din egen flytsone, og kanskje få noen hint om hvordan du bevisst kan få mer kontakt med den, i stedet for å stole på tilfeldighetene Er nysgjerrig på det som gjorde at Maiken gikk fra å være en forfatter som ennå ikke var publisert, til at hun gikk all in og lyktes med Rikka bøkene sine
Just a little update.Bluegrass camp got cancelled :(I went to a jam though!I get interrupted by a kid on a dirt bike and I left it in (sorry)Improv quilt!Log jam / burnout revelationsIf you're listening in the future and you're feeling chronological about it, this episode was recorded after chatting with both Jackie and Rikka (but those episodes aren't out at the time of publishing this one!).
1. Szinto erstellt von Michi 2. Hexander erstellt von Linne 3. Quendan erstellt von Hompy 4. Rikka erstellt von Simon und ihr Weg zur Aventurischen Abenteuerrittergesellschaft 5. Szintos Weg zur Aventurischen Abenteuerrittergesellschaft 6. Hexanders Weg zur Aventurischen Abenteuerrittergesellschaft 7. Quedans Weg zur Aventurischen Abenteuerrittergesellschaft --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ratdesbloeden/message
The LBM and Construction industry has faced a lot of challenges when it comes to recruiting and retaining personnel. Unfortunately, the largest challenge is still in front of us, The Great Retirement. On this episode, Rikka breaks down her 3-S cycle to improve recruiting, hiring, and retaining. Furthermore, she gives tips to overcome the hiring challenges of scarcity, settling, and setbacks. Guest: Rikka Brandon Learn more about Rikka Brandon, Building Gurus, and her new book at https://buildingthefuturepodcast.com/ep-56-the-great-retirement/
Timestamps 2:23 News/Announcements 3:38 Succinct Summaries 8:58 Delicious Party movie 26:27 Delicious Party Finale 39:52 Doki Doki Love Letters 44:35 PreCure Awards! 46:24 Most Valuable PreCure 50:36 Favorite Season covered in CotWN Season 2 51:46 Best Outfit 55:09 Favorite General 56:01 Biggest Goblin 56:59 Biggest DILF or GILF 58:58 Most Imperious Child 1:00:42 Best Wife Guy 1:01:35 Who is Most Baby 1:04:16 Yui's Superlative 1:05:54 Kokone's Superlative 1:06:52 Ran's Superlatives 1:07:40 Amane's Superlatives 1:08:26 Takumi's Superlative 1:10:24 Nagisa's Superlative 1:11:12 Honoka's Superlative 1:12:16 Hikari's Superlative 1:12:49 Hibikis Superlatives 1:13:32 Kanade's Superlative 1:14:21 Ellen's Superlative 1:14:47 Ako's Superlative 1:15:30 Mana's Superlatives 1:15:52 Rikka's Superlative 1:16:39 Alice's Superlative 1:18:19 Makoto's Superlative 1:19:11 Aguri's Superlatives 1:20:40 Cutest Moment 1:21:13 Biggest Heartbreak 1:22:41 Best Girl 1:23:53 Best Boy 1:24:51 Favorite Delicious Party Couple/Polycule 1:25:47 Cutest Max Heart Couple/Polycule 1:26:22 Favorite Suite Couple/Polycule 1:27:12 Cutest Doki Doki Couple/Polycule 1:28:25 How Did You Like Delicious Party? 1:29:37 Are You Looking Forward to Hirogaru Sky PreCure? Delicious Party Movie The girls (and Takumi) are invited to a mysterious theme park which only allows children to enter, and Kome Kome desperately wants to grow up. Cait Sith, the genius inventor who created the park, wants to... destroy all adults, basically?!? So it's up to the girls (and Takumi) to defeat them, and we learn a valuable lesson about the strength of a child's convictions and Kome Kome becomes a hero! Delicious Party final episode We don't have much to say about the final episode, it's fairly standard "and they all live happily ever after," with a discussion of prison labor in the CooKingdom and a tearful goodbye as the energy fairies must remain in the CooKingdom and Yui and the others cannot return to the world where enchiladas grow on trees. Except they actually could, at like, any time? But anyways we also discuss the series as a whole and our feelings on where it shone brightly and where it stumbled. 2023 CotWN Awards! We asked our listeners to weigh in on some of the most important questions for each of the 4 seasons we covered this past year: Futari Wa Max Heart, Suite, Doki Doki, and Delicious Party. Who will be voted most baby? Who was our resident criminal? What were the most popular ships? There's only one way to find out!
Timestamps 1:07 Discussion Question 7:25 Succinct Summaries 18:53 Doki Doki 45:12 Delicious Party 50:39 Closing Thoughts Doki Doki We come to the end of our Doki Doki journey, in which Mana finally wins Regina to her side, the Selfish generals discover the citizens of Earth are actually kind and caring for one another, and Ira continues to converse with Rikka! Also, Alice summons a giant Lance (much cuter in the original japanese audio than in the Glitter Force version), the girls get VORED, Mana does a super cool slow-motion ballerina kick, Rikka performs a FRIGGEN CHIAOTZU (don't worry, she's fine), and Bel gets shrunk to the size of a mouse. Delicious Party We also get the final battle of Delicious Party. In which we get some incredible fight choreography for Mari & Finale versus Godatz, the miraculous power of the lucky cats, and Godatz turns into a... well, some kind of animal. Secretoru seems to have hit it off with Kokone's mom, and Narcistoru actually helps the PreCure team. He can learn!
Timestamps 3:45 News/Announcements 5:47 Discussion Question 18:03 Succinct Summaries 20:56 Doki Doki PreCure 29:24 Looking Ahead/Final Thoughts Doki DokiIn episode 43, we discover Aguri is highly qualified to either join the drama club or the gymnastics team given how many hoops she can jump through to justify running away from home. But in the end Aguri realizes she loves her grandma and a bit more of her backstory is revealed. Then, in episode 44 we get Doki Doki's Christmas episode, and it may be the most women-loving-women vibes in all of Doki Doki. Rikka and Mana are married, and Mana and Regina love each other. You can tell the finale is on the horizon because Joe comes back, and he's looking slicker than ever
What happens when you take a creative leap and totally miss? And there were witnesses and it's embarrassing and you maybe never want to try again?This episode is three conversations strung together on a common thread: what comes after a creative risk?
We last heard from Rikka in episode 85! She's a writer, sewist, and Asian ball-jointed doll enthusiast. You can find her on Instagram @crimsonchimera.This is what's up since then:A life changing writers retreatOld job might give way to new options???Also, Jess throws caution and instructions to the wind on a pair of pantsWe mention:NaNoWriMo: https://nanowrimo.org/Authors Maggie Stiefvater, Anna Bright, and Sarah Batista-PereiraThe School of the Unhinged Writer, hosted by @conjuringquinn (Instagram)Find Art Horse:on Instagram @arthorsepodat arthorsepod@gmail.comSupport the show and come chat with us on Discord!: https://www.patreon.com/arthorsepod
In episode 295, Bradley is joined by Rikka Brandon, President and Chief Executive Recruiter at Building Gurus. Rikka reveals her 3S Framework you can follow to hire effectively in your organization. She offers insights into assembling talent for your team. Bradley and Rikka also discuss why it's important to sell your organization when interviewing candidates. This episode is brought to you by Capital One Trade Credit *** If you enjoyed this podcast, we'd sincerely appreciate it if you left a review on Apple Podcasts. The feedback helps improve the show and helps with our visibility as well. The more people listen to the podcast, the more we can invest into it to make it even better. Since we're asking for things . . . we'd also love it if you recommended this show to your friends and colleagues. Your network looks to people like you to learn where to invest their time and attention. We'd love the opportunity to add value to more people in our community. For more info: constructionleadershippodcast.com Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/bradleyhartmannandco/ Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: Bradley Hartmann & Co. Capital One Trade Credit: capitalone.com/trade-credit
Timestamps3:31 Discussion Question 7:34 Succinct Summaries 13:30 Delicious Party 21:23 Doki Doki 31:59 Love Letters 35:00 Looking Ahead Discussion QuestionWe pitch a season in which the lead has a twin sister who works for the bad guys! And also discuss dark reflections in PreCure Delicious Party Someone asked Delicious Party to tell them a story about baseball and we got a story about... loss, and our limited time in this world Doki DokiThese episodes are all about parents! First we meet Alice's dad and get a baby Alice flashback origin story. Then, it turns out Rikka is a good mom, and Ai's crying can.... power up the Distains?!? Oh no!
Timestamps4:54 Discussion Question: PreCure Boarding School 10:44 Succinct Summaries 15:42 Doki Doki 43:06 Delicious Party 1:02:41 Heartfelt Messages 1:07:24 Looking Ahead Lead in Discussion We ponder a PreCure boarding School, optionally divided into houses, much like the Young Adult Series: Percy Jackson Doki Doki Alice and RIkka get their turns on the growth wheel! Alice wonders how she can protect people and decides to do so by protecting people, but the episode is REALLY about Sebastian being incredible and having more sides to his personality. Rikka, on the other hand, cares for an amnesia stricken Ira and the two... start to form a romance, potentially?!? We were not expecting that. Delicious Party It's festival time, baby! Mari takes on the central role as they compete with another couple to see who will produce the best fried noodles! Also Secretoru has space time powers... maybe?!? What's that all about?
Timestamps2:45 News/Announcements 7:28 Discussion Question 13:05 Succinct Summaries 24:25 Max Heart Movie 2 32:45 Doki Doki 13/14, Glitter Force 10 47:17 Delicious Party 24 51:42 Doki Doki Love Letters 57:33 Looking Ahead Lead In Discussion Kat asks how we would try to write a Max Heart movie, and your hosts decide a focus on Hikari would be great Max Heart Movie 2 This movie had everything: PreCure fighting PreCure, rejected Jojo's villains, and the world's hottest chicken! Doki Doki/Glitter Force Alice and Rikka each get an episode dedicated to them, and we love every minute of it. Alice proves that the power of friendship is incredible and she's a serious heavy hitter as she smacks Marmo around. Then, Rikka has discovered a new hobby: Magic the Gathering! And we talk about creative Distain fights Delicious Party PreCure Kome Kome and Pam Pam have a falling out, but more importantly Yui and Ran struggle to find a single brain cell, Amane tries to bust a cap in Narcistoru, and he has a mullet?!?
Timestamps 2:31 Discussion Question 6:28 Succinct Summaries 10:23 Delicious Party 23 19:46 Doki Doki 11/12 38:36 Max Heart 30-40 49:23 Looking Ahead Lead In Discussion We attempt to cross the worlds of One Piece and PreCure, firmly deciding Chopper is the fairy of the season. Delicious Party PreCure Kokone's harrowing backstory is revealed, and boy do we have opinions about her parents! Doki Doki/Glitter Force Bel turns into a cell phone, and Ira into an elephant in these episodes! But also, Makoto learns a bit about friendship, Mana continues to be a super woman, Glitter Force erases Rikka's gay vibes, and a mysterious woman appears! Kat predicts she'll be a total b, and is already rooting for the mysterious girl. Max Heart Joel sacrifices his life energy to go through 11 episodes of Max Heart. We can't cover all the material with our short time, but Hikari and the anti-Christ have another meeting and some people mutter about secrets- we learn Nagisa loves Period dramas, there's a pear-shaped heartiel, and! Both Nagisa and Ryota learn to Enjoy Sports in separate episodes
Timestamps 1:33 News/Announcements 3:52 Discussion Question 9:03 Succinct Summaries 16:10 Max Heart 27-29 19:38 Delicious Party 22 27:06 Doki Doki 9/10 38:44 Looking Ahead Lead In Discussion Kat ponders how we would integrate technology or robots into PreCure. Would we utilize technology vs. nature, or something else? Max Heart Nagisa learns the value of hard work while gathering pears, and it is the most character development she's ever displayed. And then Joel faces a new nemesis in a fairy even smaller than Pollun and just as annoying as he was when he first showed up. Delicious Party PreCure Takumi is going to quit being black pepper, but not really, and also he's assured he isn't a loser! Also Kome Kome evolves again but we almost didn't even notice. Doki Doki/Glitter Force Makoto has transfered to Mana's school, and Rikka gets jealous. Also, the wlw vibes are on full display as Raquel, Mana, and Sharuru ponder Rikka being Mana's wife! Oh, and the school was haunted by a baby in a bucket, but Rikka x Mana, let's goooo gamers!
Hello. Welcome to Jenni's Pika Pika Japanese. Today's Japanese learning topics are “Kore”, “Sore”, and “Are". Please learn by listening to the podcast. Well, tomorrow, July 22, is known as “Doyou no Ushi no Hi” and is widely known as the day to eat unagi (eel) in Japan. The origin of why we eat eels on this day is that Gennai Hiraga, a famous scholar at the end of the Edo period, was asked by an eel shop to do something about the poor sales of eels during the summer season. The eels became so prosperous that other eel restaurants imitated the idea and it spread. Doyou" refers to the 18-day period just before the four seasons (Risshun, Rikka, Rissyu, and Rittou), which means the change of seasons. In addition, the Chinese zodiac, which is a combination of the 10 signs of the zodiac and the 12 signs of the Chinese zodiac with a cycle of 60, is applied to the year, month, day, and time in China and other Asian countries where Chinese characters are used. The day of the Ox in Doyou, which is determined in this way, falls on July 22 this year. 幕末 Bakumatsu 土用の丑の日 Doyou no Ushi no Hi 鰻 Unagi 平賀源内 Hiraga Gennai 季節 Kisetsu 十二支 Junisho 干支 Eto Hola. Bienvenido a Jenni's Pika Pika Japanese. Los temas de aprendizaje del japonés de hoy son "Kore”, “Sore” y "Are". Por favor, apréndelas en el podcast. Mañana, 22 de julio, se conoce como el "Doyou No Ushi no Hi" y es ampliamente conocido en Japón como el día para comer unagi (anguila). El origen de por qué comemos anguilas en este día es que Gennai Hiraga, un famoso erudito de finales del periodo Edo, fue consultado por una tienda de anguilas para que hiciera algo con respecto a las escasas ventas de anguilas durante el verano, y sugirió que pusieran un cartel que dijera "Hoy es el día del Buey, por lo que da buena suerte comer algo con 'U'". Otras tiendas de anguilas imitaron la idea y se extendió. Doyou" se refiere al periodo de 18 días que precede a las cuatro estaciones (Risshun, Rikka, Rissyu y Rittou), que significa el cambio de las estaciones. Además, el zodiaco chino, que es una combinación de los diez signos del zodiaco y los doce signos del zodiaco chino con un ciclo de 60, se aplica al año, el mes, el día y la hora en China y otras culturas asiáticas con caracteres chinos, a partir de los cuales se determinan los días del Buey. Este año, el día del Buey en Doyou, así determinado, cae el 22 de julio. 幕末 Bakumatsu 土用の丑の日 Doyou no Ushi no Hi 鰻 Unagi 平賀源内 Hiraga Gennai 季節 Kisetsu 十二支 Junisho 干支 Eto こんにちは。 ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。 今日の日本語学習は、「これ」「それ」「あれ」です。 Podcastで楽手してください。 さて、明日、7月22日は土曜の丑の日と言われ、日本ではうなぎを食べる日として広く知られています。 なぜこの日にうなぎを食べるのか起源は、幕末の著名な学者平賀源内が、ウナギ屋に夏場はウナギが売れないので何とかしたいと相談され、「丑の日だから『う』のつくものを食べると縁起がいい、「本日、土用丑の日」と書かれた看板を出しなさいと提案したところそのうなぎが大繁盛し、他の鰻屋も真似をして広まったとの事。 そして「土用」とは季節の変わり目を意味する四季の四立(立春、立夏、立秋、立冬)の直前の約18日間を指します。 また十干と十二支を組み合わせた60を周期とする干支が中国を初めとしてアジアの漢字文化圏において年・月・日・時間に当てはめられていて、そこから丑の日が決まります。 そのようにして決まる土用の丑の日が今年は7月22日に当たります。 幕末 Bakumatsu 土用の丑の日 Doyou no Ushi no Hi 鰻 Unagi 平賀源内 Hiraga Gennai 季節 Kisetsu 十二支 Junisho 干支 Eto
The LBM Journal Recruit + Retain Podcast, hosted by Rikka Brandon
In this episode, Rikka welcomes back Joe Misiti, staffing coordinator at American Builders Supply in Florida. Listen in as they discuss virtual job fairs and college recruiting. Check out past episodes of the LBM Journal Recruit + Retain podcast here.
This is an episode about big changes, starting over, and doing what lights you up. There's lots of laughs, you'll love it.Rikka is a sewist, writer, Asian ball-jointed doll enthusiast, wife to Heather, and regular-job-haver somewhere in Pennsylvania. Find her on Instagram at @crimsonchimeraPeople who are changing love seeing those changes in othersThe joy of making art shouldn't be encumbered by the process of showing someone elseYou gotta do the things that light you up because what else is there?If I can lean into this new gender identity then what else might be possible for me???Want some art community? Join the art club at patreon.com/arthorsepod, where we're cheering for you and your big juicy creative dreams. Find Art Horse on Instagram @arthorsepod. Ask Jess ANYTHING at arthorsepod@gmail.com.
The LBM Journal Recruit + Retain Podcast, hosted by Rikka Brandon
In this episode, Rikka is chats with Dave Davis, president and CEO at Spahn & Rose, a 2022 LBM Journal Dealer of the Year award recipient. Listen in as they share insight into business communications, staff role personas, remote operations, the contractor/customer relationship, and more.
The LBM Journal Recruit + Retain Podcast, hosted by Rikka Brandon
In this episode, Rikka is chats with Joe Misiti, Staffing Coordinator at American Builders Supply in Florida. Listen in as they discuss school visits, talent funnels, persistence in recruiting, and much more.
The LBM Journal Recruit + Retain Podcast, hosted by Rikka Brandon
Rikka is joined by Jen Mahaffy, talent acquisition specialist at Medallion Industries, a window, door, and millwork distributor in Portland, Oregon. Listen in as they discuss direct recruiting on Indeed and LinkedIn. Check out past episodes of the LBM Journal Recruit + Retain podcast here. Jen MahaffyTalent Acquisition SpecialistMedallion Industries - Window, Door, and Millwork DistributorEmail: jenm@medallionindustries.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenmahaffyWebsite: www.Medallionindustries.com
こんにちは。 ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。 Today, I'd like to introduce you to Setsubun, a traditional spring event in Japan. Setsubun節分” is the day before "Risshun立春”, "Rikka立夏”, "Risshu立秋”, and "Rittou立冬”, which are the turning points of the seasons. Setsubun is the day before the seasonal milestones of Risshun, Rikka, Risshu, and Rittou. In the lunar calendar, the year begins in spring, so the day before Risshun (the first day of spring) is considered to be very important, and now it is widely recognized that the day before Risshun = Setsubun (the first day of spring). The custom of driving away demons is said to be based on a court event called Tsuina追儺, which originated from a Chinese custom. The Chinese event that is said to be the origin of the event was in the twelfth month of the lunisolar calendar. It was the time when winter turned into spring, and it was believed that demons would bring sickness and misfortune to the people, so Mamemaki豆まき is said to have originated as a way to drive out the demons, send off the old year, and welcome in the new year, the spring spirit, and good fortune. 節分 Setsubun 立春 Rissyun 春まつり Harumatsuri 豆まき Mamemaki Thank you for listening to me today. Don't forget to follow me. Have a good day. 「節分」とは、季節の節目である「立春」「立夏」「立秋」「立冬」の前日のことだそうです。「季節の分け目」の日という意味です。 旧暦では春から1年が始まるとされているので、「立春」の前日である「春の節分」が大切とされ、今では「春の節分」=「節分」という認識が広まったのです。 鬼払いの風習は、中国の風習を由来とする追儺と呼ばれた宮中行事を元としているとされています。 行事の由来とされる中国の歳事は、太陰太陽暦で十二月の歳事でした。冬から春に変わるときで、鬼が民に病や災禍をもたらすとされたため、疫鬼を駆逐し、古い年を送り、新たな年、春の陽気、吉福を内に迎え流ために行われたのが豆まきの起源とされています。 今日もお聞きいただきありがとう。 よかったらフォローしてくださいね。 では今日も良い一日をお過ごしください。
Today's guest is Rikka Brandon, recruiting expert and all-around fun person. She joins us today to talk about recruiting and workforce development and why that isn't a concept that's limited to large or urban businesses—small-town businesses benefit from a recruiting strategy too! About Rikka Rikka Brandon is a serial entrepreneur, recruiter, author, and speaker. She is the founder of Recruit Retain Rock and Building Gurus, and the creator of popular programs like Recruit Retain Rock and Hire Power Live. Rikka's the go to girl for growth minded entrepreneurs and forward thinking business leaders. She's spent her career helping companies find, hire, and retain the talent they need to achieve their goals. Her clients have ranged from small businesses to the Fortune 100. She's now sharing the secrets and strategies anyone can use to attract, find, and engage top talent for their business. Rikka is focused on results, she talks fast, cracks jokes, and really believes growing your business should be fun. It's this energy and enthusiasm that has made the national media and business world take notice. Rikka's been featured numerous times on Fast Company, Huffington Post, American Express's Open Forum, the NFIB and CBS. Join her FREE Facebook Group the RRR Society for access to free trainings, resources, and a community of growth minded entrepreneurs and leaders. https://www.facebook.com/groups/rrrsociety In this episode, we cover: Rethinking your approach—you may not have it wrong, but a shift in your thinking might work wonders! Why retention starts at recruiting Scarcity—it's real! Finding/keeping good people is really hard, and you shouldn't hire people just because they can “fog a mirror” The importance of defining your culture and how this allows you to recruit for quality over quantity Considering what a career path could look like in your business for rural business owners Links + Resources Mentioned Website - https://recruitretainrock.com/ Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/rrrsociety Book a free strategy call with our team - https://calendly.com/rrr-chelsae/connect/ Subscribe + Review Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of The Growing Small Towns Show! If the information in our conversations and interviews has helped you in your small town, head out to Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or Spotify, subscribe to the show, and leave us an honest review. Your reviews and feedback will not only help us continue to deliver relevant, helpful content, but it will also help us reach even more small-town trailblazers just like you!
All I want in my life is tons of adventures to look back on.The train ride to Copenhagen from Hamburg was incredible because the train would drive into a gigantic ferry boat to continue the journey at sea. By the time we had settled in it was close to sunset and I was mesmerised with the view from the top deck of the boat. Rikka, my Danish friend who I had met in Barcelona two years ago in a Spanish lesson, came to pick me up at the station in Copenhagen. She had invited me two years earlier when she left and we'd always kept touch. Although we had only briefly met and shared a meal once in Barcelona, I felt like we had been friends for a long time. Rikka struck me as a very gentle woman who had great taste and philosophy in art and life when we first met. She was also passionate about art and had been dedicated to helping artists get their work seen and appreciated around the world for many years. She was very warm and open with me, taking good care of me while I was in Copenhagen and showing me around the museums and cafes of downtown Copenhagen. There is something very special about reconnecting with old friends I met on the road in their home cities. Then Palli decided to fly out from Reykjavik in Iceland and visit me in Copenhagen! Palli and I became really close after I visited Iceland early that year, and we had traveled to many cities together after my visit to Reykjavik. He had come to stay with me in Barcelona in March for a week. Then we visited Vilnius in Lithuania in May. We also had a summer camping trip to the Westfjords in Iceland and had often talked about visiting Copenhagen together. During the three years I was in Europe, I had been out on dates with some incredible men, however the only one I had a unique connection with was this Icelandic man. Palli was tall, good-looking, intelligent, strong in character and had a heart of gold. Although he was six years younger than I was, we could talk for hours on many different and interesting topics. Most importantly, he could understand my humor and always responded back with quick wit. I enjoyed looking at his grey eyes and hearing his life stories and traveling together. Palli was also the only person who I had shared a train ride with on this Eurail journey, which made him even more special and unique in my life. We took the train from Copenhagen and went across the border to arrive in Malmo in Sweden, where we rented an Airbnb. I finally had some rest after 40 days of non-stop moving and meeting people. With Palli, I could be totally relaxed and let my guard down, and even be vulnerable at times. I felt Palli was the person who understood me the most in the world.While Palli was with me, bad news came from China where the publisher made a sudden decision against publishing my book due to the tension between China and Taiwan. I had spent 2000 euros hiring an illustrator, sent the draft, and finalized the book and all the contracts that were sent from China and sent back from Spain. All the back and forth now seemed like a useless act. Losing money also made it feel like a scam as this book had been part of the reason that I wanted to move back to Asia. I had even planned a book signing in Shanghai on Christmas day. I couldn't help but burst into tears. Seeing Palli lying by my side, I felt I might have made a big mistake by leaving Europe and having sold all my things in Spain, there was no turning back. I felt so humiliated and also saddened by the situation. Palli knew that I had been working on that book for the whole year, with all of the ups and downs that come with writing a book. He got up and played a song on his phone. My tears dried up quickly. It was magical.“Always look on the bright side of life…” He also sang along with it. Like each of us, Palli had experienced some unpleasant events in his life but he was also often the brightest and the most positive person I knew. If he could still see life this way after all the unpleasant events, I could too. Maybe something better was meant to come later. I was also thankful that while I was having the hardest moment of my trip, I wasn't alone.Time seemed slow and the air had a bittersweet feeling when we were in Malmo. However, it was also time to say goodbye to Palli and continue on the rest of my journey before leaving Europe. Palli gave me lots of kisses in those three days we were together. Even though that could be our last meeting, we both knew we would cherish those memories we created dearly.Stay tuned...there's much more to come! In the next episode I'll be sharing interesting stories that occured in Budapest, Hungary.**参与我为期6个月的口语训练营参加每日的直播课程/旅行英语训练营,请到我的公众微信账号IFLYCLUB,回复:训练营,报名最新一期的训练营口语课程。****本系列会将中英的版本分开录制,想要进行更深入的英语听力学习或训练,可以听伴随在中文版本的下一集。得到本集节目的中英文文本,预定环欧火车旅行的资讯和网站,当时的照片和影片甚至路线图,请关注公众微信IFLYCLUB,回复文字“环欧火车21“
All I want in my life is tons of adventures to look back on.The train ride to Copenhagen from Hamburg was incredible because the train would drive into a gigantic ferry boat to continue the journey at sea. By the time we had settled in it was close to sunset and I was mesmerised with the view from the top deck of the boat. Rikka, my Danish friend who I had met in Barcelona two years ago in a Spanish lesson, came to pick me up at the station in Copenhagen. She had invited me two years earlier when she left and we'd always kept touch. Although we had only briefly met and shared a meal once in Barcelona, I felt like we had been friends for a long time. Rikka struck me as a very gentle woman who had great taste and philosophy in art and life when we first met. She was also passionate about art and had been dedicated to helping artists get their work seen and appreciated around the world for many years. She was very warm and open with me, taking good care of me while I was in Copenhagen and showing me around the museums and cafes of downtown Copenhagen. There is something very special about reconnecting with old friends I met on the road in their home cities. Then Palli decided to fly out from Reykjavik in Iceland and visit me in Copenhagen! Palli and I became really close after I visited Iceland early that year, and we had traveled to many cities together after my visit to Reykjavik. He had come to stay with me in Barcelona in March for a week. Then we visited Vilnius in Lithuania in May. We also had a summer camping trip to the Westfjords in Iceland and had often talked about visiting Copenhagen together. During the three years I was in Europe, I had been out on dates with some incredible men, however the only one I had a unique connection with was this Icelandic man. Palli was tall, good-looking, intelligent, strong in character and had a heart of gold. Although he was six years younger than I was, we could talk for hours on many different and interesting topics. Most importantly, he could understand my humor and always responded back with quick wit. I enjoyed looking at his grey eyes and hearing his life stories and traveling together. Palli was also the only person who I had shared a train ride with on this Eurail journey, which made him even more special and unique in my life. We took the train from Copenhagen and went across the border to arrive in Malmo in Sweden, where we rented an Airbnb. I finally had some rest after 40 days of non-stop moving and meeting people. With Palli, I could be totally relaxed and let my guard down, and even be vulnerable at times. I felt Palli was the person who understood me the most in the world.While Palli was with me, bad news came from China where the publisher made a sudden decision against publishing my book due to the tension between China and Taiwan. I had spent 2000 euros hiring an illustrator, sent the draft, and finalized the book and all the contracts that were sent from China and sent back from Spain. All the back and forth now seemed like a useless act. Losing money also made it feel like a scam as this book had been part of the reason that I wanted to move back to Asia. I had even planned a book signing in Shanghai on Christmas day. I couldn't help but burst into tears. Seeing Palli lying by my side, I felt I might have made a big mistake by leaving Europe and having sold all my things in Spain, there was no turning back. I felt so humiliated and also saddened by the situation. Palli knew that I had been working on that book for the whole year, with all of the ups and downs that come with writing a book. He got up and played a song on his phone. My tears dried up quickly. It was magical.“Always look on the bright side of life…” He also sang along with it. Like each of us, Palli had experienced some unpleasant events in his life but he was also often the brightest and the most positive person I knew. If he could still see life this way after all the unpleasant events, I could too. Maybe something better was meant to come later. I was also thankful that while I was having the hardest moment of my trip, I wasn't alone.Time seemed slow and the air had a bittersweet feeling when we were in Malmo. However, it was also time to say goodbye to Palli and continue on the rest of my journey before leaving Europe. Palli gave me lots of kisses in those three days we were together. Even though that could be our last meeting, we both knew we would cherish those memories we created dearly.Stay tuned...there's much more to come! In the next episode I'll be sharing interesting stories that occured in Budapest, Hungary.**参与我为期6个月的口语训练营参加每日的直播课程/旅行英语训练营,请到我的公众微信账号IFLYCLUB,回复:训练营,报名最新一期的训练营口语课程。****本系列会将中英的版本分开录制,想要进行更深入的英语听力学习或训练,可以听伴随在中文版本的下一集。得到本集节目的中英文文本,预定环欧火车旅行的资讯和网站,当时的照片和影片甚至路线图,请关注公众微信IFLYCLUB,回复文字“环欧火车21“
All I want in my life is tons of adventures to look back on. 在我的人生里,我想要的只是无数值得回顾的冒险。从汉堡到哥本哈根火车的旅程非常令人不可思议,因为火车会开到超级大的渡轮在海中继续前行。当我们进入游轮的时候,已经是日落的时分,所以我对于在船上顶部甲板上看到的景色感到非常的着迷。我的丹麦朋友Rikka是我两年前在巴塞罗那上西班牙语课认识的,她来哥本哈根的车站接我。两年前我们刚认识的时候,她就曾邀请我到哥本哈根找她,我们从那时就一直保持联系。虽然我们只有见过并且在巴塞隆纳吃过一次饭,但我感觉我们就像是好久的朋友。Rikka给我的第一印象就是一个在生活和艺术都非常有品位的女性。她也对艺术非常的热衷,并且多年来投身于帮助艺术家的作品被世界看到和欣赏。她对我非常的温暖和敞开,当我在哥本哈根的时候也十分照顾我并且带我去市中心的咖啡厅和博物馆参观。能够和老朋友在他们的家乡又再度连结上感觉真的十分地特别。然后Palli决定从冰岛的雷克雅未克飞来哥本哈根来看我!Palli和我是在2019年初在冰岛旅行认识的,我们变得很亲近,从我在雷克雅未克的旅行之后,我们共同去了许多城市。三月的时候他到巴塞罗那拜访我一个星期,然后五月的时候我们去立陶宛的维尔纽斯玩。我们夏天的时候又去冰岛的西峡湾一起露营,在这段期间,我们时常聊到要一起来哥本哈根玩。在我住在欧洲的三年间,我和几个非常棒的男人出去约会几次,然而我只有和这个冰岛男有独特的连结。Palli又高又帅,聪明又性格很强,然而也有一颗像金子一样的心。虽然他比我小六岁,我们总是可以聊好多不同和有趣的话题。更重要的是,他总是能理解我的幽默,而且常常可以很快速地又聪明地回应我的笑话。我非常喜欢看着他灰色的眼睛并听他诉说他的人生故事,还有一起旅行。让Palli更加在我生命中的地位独特的原因是,他也是唯一一个和我一起搭上这趟环欧火车的人。我们从哥本哈根搭火车跨越国界来到了在瑞典的马尔默。在那里一起租了一个民宿。我终于可以在40天的马不停蹄地认识新朋友和旅行后,来休息一下。和Palli在一起,我可以全然的放松,并且将我的防备放下,甚至有时可以展现我的脆弱。我感觉Palli是这个世界上最了解我的人。然而当我和Palli在一起的时候,来自中国的出版商忽然传来了坏消息,因为中国和台湾的紧张关系,他们决定不出版我的书了。我已经花了2000欧元请了插画师,把书的草稿送上去了,还完成了所有从中国寄到西班牙的合约。这样的来来回回的,现在看起来一点用处都没有。因为出版书而损失钱这件事更让我觉得好像被骗了。也是由于这本书的出版,才让我想要回去亚洲,我甚至计划圣诞节那天在上海举办签书会。我忍不住哭了起来,看见Palli在我身旁躺着,我更觉得离开欧洲的我可能犯了一个大错,然而我已经把我在西班牙的所有东西都卖掉了,已经没有回头的机会。Palli知道我为这本书忙了一整年还有在写这本书所有七上八下的心情。他听到我在哭就起身用他的手机播了一首歌。我的眼泪停止了。真的好神奇。他跟着音乐一起哼着:“永远看生活光明的一面...”就像我们一样,Palli也遭遇了许多在生命中令人不悦的事件,但是他是我认识最正面积极的人。如果他可以在他生命中发生的不幸的事之后,还可以用这样的正面积极的角度看世界的话,我想我也可以。或许更好的事情注定晚一点才会来。我很感恩在我旅程中最难熬的一刻的时候,我并不是一个人。我们在马尔默的时光感觉好慢,空气中也夹杂的苦苦甜甜的感觉。然而,是时候要和Palli说再见了,继续我在离开欧洲前的旅行。Palli在我们在一起的三天给了我好多吻。虽然这次可能是我们最后一次见面了,我们彼此都知道我们会珍惜共同创造的回忆。敬请期待,还有好多故事呢!下一集我会和你分享我在匈牙利布达佩斯旅行的有趣故事。从我的英语口语训练营摘录《想和你用英语聊聊天》如何回答Excuse me. Could you please tell me how to get to Taipei 101?對不起,你能告訴我怎麼樣去台北101嗎?You can go along this road and turn left at the first crossing, then you'll see it. 沿著這條路一直往前走,在第一個十字路口左轉,你就可以看到它了。I'm going that way, follow me, please! 我正要去那,請跟我走吧!**参与我为期6个月的口语训练营参加每日的直播课程/旅行英语训练营,请到我的公众微信账号IFLYCLUB,回复:训练营,报名最新一期的训练营口语课程。****本系列会将中英的版本分开录制,想要进行更深入的英语听力学习或训练,可以听伴随在中文版本的下一集。得到本集节目的中英文文本,预定环欧火车旅行的资讯和网站,当时的照片和影片甚至路线图,请关注公众微信IFLYCLUB,回复文字“环欧火车21“
All I want in my life is tons of adventures to look back on. 在我的人生里,我想要的只是无数值得回顾的冒险。从汉堡到哥本哈根火车的旅程非常令人不可思议,因为火车会开到超级大的渡轮在海中继续前行。当我们进入游轮的时候,已经是日落的时分,所以我对于在船上顶部甲板上看到的景色感到非常的着迷。我的丹麦朋友Rikka是我两年前在巴塞罗那上西班牙语课认识的,她来哥本哈根的车站接我。两年前我们刚认识的时候,她就曾邀请我到哥本哈根找她,我们从那时就一直保持联系。虽然我们只有见过并且在巴塞隆纳吃过一次饭,但我感觉我们就像是好久的朋友。Rikka给我的第一印象就是一个在生活和艺术都非常有品位的女性。她也对艺术非常的热衷,并且多年来投身于帮助艺术家的作品被世界看到和欣赏。她对我非常的温暖和敞开,当我在哥本哈根的时候也十分照顾我并且带我去市中心的咖啡厅和博物馆参观。能够和老朋友在他们的家乡又再度连结上感觉真的十分地特别。然后Palli决定从冰岛的雷克雅未克飞来哥本哈根来看我!Palli和我是在2019年初在冰岛旅行认识的,我们变得很亲近,从我在雷克雅未克的旅行之后,我们共同去了许多城市。三月的时候他到巴塞罗那拜访我一个星期,然后五月的时候我们去立陶宛的维尔纽斯玩。我们夏天的时候又去冰岛的西峡湾一起露营,在这段期间,我们时常聊到要一起来哥本哈根玩。在我住在欧洲的三年间,我和几个非常棒的男人出去约会几次,然而我只有和这个冰岛男有独特的连结。Palli又高又帅,聪明又性格很强,然而也有一颗像金子一样的心。虽然他比我小六岁,我们总是可以聊好多不同和有趣的话题。更重要的是,他总是能理解我的幽默,而且常常可以很快速地又聪明地回应我的笑话。我非常喜欢看着他灰色的眼睛并听他诉说他的人生故事,还有一起旅行。让Palli更加在我生命中的地位独特的原因是,他也是唯一一个和我一起搭上这趟环欧火车的人。我们从哥本哈根搭火车跨越国界来到了在瑞典的马尔默。在那里一起租了一个民宿。我终于可以在40天的马不停蹄地认识新朋友和旅行后,来休息一下。和Palli在一起,我可以全然的放松,并且将我的防备放下,甚至有时可以展现我的脆弱。我感觉Palli是这个世界上最了解我的人。然而当我和Palli在一起的时候,来自中国的出版商忽然传来了坏消息,因为中国和台湾的紧张关系,他们决定不出版我的书了。我已经花了2000欧元请了插画师,把书的草稿送上去了,还完成了所有从中国寄到西班牙的合约。这样的来来回回的,现在看起来一点用处都没有。因为出版书而损失钱这件事更让我觉得好像被骗了。也是由于这本书的出版,才让我想要回去亚洲,我甚至计划圣诞节那天在上海举办签书会。我忍不住哭了起来,看见Palli在我身旁躺着,我更觉得离开欧洲的我可能犯了一个大错,然而我已经把我在西班牙的所有东西都卖掉了,已经没有回头的机会。Palli知道我为这本书忙了一整年还有在写这本书所有七上八下的心情。他听到我在哭就起身用他的手机播了一首歌。我的眼泪停止了。真的好神奇。他跟着音乐一起哼着:“永远看生活光明的一面...”就像我们一样,Palli也遭遇了许多在生命中令人不悦的事件,但是他是我认识最正面积极的人。如果他可以在他生命中发生的不幸的事之后,还可以用这样的正面积极的角度看世界的话,我想我也可以。或许更好的事情注定晚一点才会来。我很感恩在我旅程中最难熬的一刻的时候,我并不是一个人。我们在马尔默的时光感觉好慢,空气中也夹杂的苦苦甜甜的感觉。然而,是时候要和Palli说再见了,继续我在离开欧洲前的旅行。Palli在我们在一起的三天给了我好多吻。虽然这次可能是我们最后一次见面了,我们彼此都知道我们会珍惜共同创造的回忆。敬请期待,还有好多故事呢!下一集我会和你分享我在匈牙利布达佩斯旅行的有趣故事。从我的英语口语训练营摘录《想和你用英语聊聊天》如何回答Excuse me. Could you please tell me how to get to Taipei 101?對不起,你能告訴我怎麼樣去台北101嗎?You can go along this road and turn left at the first crossing, then you'll see it. 沿著這條路一直往前走,在第一個十字路口左轉,你就可以看到它了。I'm going that way, follow me, please! 我正要去那,請跟我走吧!**参与我为期6个月的口语训练营参加每日的直播课程/旅行英语训练营,请到我的公众微信账号IFLYCLUB,回复:训练营,报名最新一期的训练营口语课程。****本系列会将中英的版本分开录制,想要进行更深入的英语听力学习或训练,可以听伴随在中文版本的下一集。得到本集节目的中英文文本,预定环欧火车旅行的资讯和网站,当时的照片和影片甚至路线图,请关注公众微信IFLYCLUB,回复文字“环欧火车21“
The LBM Journal Recruit + Retain Podcast, hosted by Rikka Brandon
In this episode, Rikka is joined by Jillian Sobeck, founder & marketing strategist at Sobeck Studio, a boutique marketing agency serving the construction, design, and real estate industries. Listen in as she shares tips and tricks for using social media to boost your recruiting and employee retention.Jillian Sobeck Whalen is the Founder of Sobeck Studio, a boutique digital marketing firm providing strategic social media and digital marketing services for real estate and construction businesses.With ten professional years of digital marketing experience under her belt, Jillian founded Sobeck Studio to help businesses in construction, design and real estate grow their social media presence and to help navigate the always-on and always-changing digital space.A veteran of Washington, D.C. 's top agencies and media brands, Jillian has worked with more than 100 brands in her career, and has managed more than 50 social media programs, ranging from Fortune 100s to start-ups. Based out of the Washington, D.C. region, Jillian's client roster currently expands five states along the East Coast.
Rikka Zimmerman has a 14-year track record as an international thought leader, speaker, and author on the topic of Life Transformation. She is the Founder and CEO of Life Transformed University™ a 10-million-dollar company that has worked with over 150,000 people around the world including Australia, Germany, Mexico, India, and South Africa. Rikka has certified 220 coaches in her proprietary methodology who scale her work into a variety of industries including healthcare, non-profits, business, and personal development. She is a Member of Associated Transformational Leaders, and an award-winning songwriter/singer whose album “The Miracle” debuted in top 20 albums on iTunes and was nominated for a emPower POSI Award for excellence in transformative music and songwriting. She is in the top 2% of women in business earning 7 figures annually. As a survivor of stage 4 cancer, Rikka's life and work is a testament to the importance of aligning with higher consciousness and it's miraculous healing and transformational powers. Her most horrific, yet beautiful, experience with having Stage 4 cancer. The opportunity we have to transform ourselves during our darkest moments and her advice to not waste it. What she learned about trying to control other people's experiences. How her business structure changed in light of her cancer diagnosis. The impact of checking in with your regrets. “Who do I have to be to never regret this moment?” How to align with source consciousness in your business and life. “Don't die to really start living.” Ask yourself - “What are you teaching that really matters?” The differences between 3D, 4D and 5D business. “You have to get right with your soul and who you are and really show up authentically.” The change in marketing techniques between 3D and 5D business. How everything shifted when she realized it's not really her business, but rather Source's business. When you move into that energy (that Source is running your business), you become unstoppable. Everything is about returning to Source, so if you make your whole business about returning to source, then the Universe will create more and more and more. The importance of being transparent and vulnerable to her clients with her cancer diagnosis. The realization that she had that allowed her to get to 8 figures. Her external shifts that she had to have to get to 8 figures. “Employing source” - her recommendation to ask for help and how that grew her business to 7 figures within 12 months. Remember: “People like to be helpful.” What if right now there's a whole different version of your life that exists that is happening at a higher level of vibration? What if the bridge between where you are now and living that life is releasing the focus of ego, fear, separation, beliefs, and turning your attention towards Source and the miracle of life that we're living in? You're the key to your own universe. Free Event - Uniting in Higher Consciousness: June 22 - 24, 2021, Learn more: joinrikka.com Learn more: rikkazimmerman.com
The LBM Journal Recruit + Retain Podcast, hosted by Rikka Brandon
In this episode, Rikka is joined by Sunny Bowman, president and general manager of Dakota County Lumber in Farmington, Minnesota. Sunny shares her insights into building a strong company culture, hiring and retaining a perfect fit for that culture, and more. Thanks to our sponsor, Key-Link Fencing & Railing. Don't miss out on previous episodes of the LBM Journal Recruit + Retain Podcast!
The LBM Journal Recruit + Retain Podcast, hosted by Rikka Brandon
In this episode, Rikka and Key-Link Fencing & Railing Chief Operating Officer Javan Lapp take a deep dive into core values, company culture, recruiting, and more. Don't miss out on previous episodes of the LBM Journal Recruit + Retain Podcast!
The LBM Journal Recruit + Retain Podcast, hosted by Rikka Brandon
In this episode, Rikka is joined by Nicole Howard, a regional talent supervisor at US LBM to discuss communication in recruiting, virtual interviews, video job descriptions, COVID-19 interview precautions, and more. Thanks to our sponsor, Key-Link Fencing and Railing.
The LBM Journal Recruit + Retain Podcast, hosted by Rikka Brandon
In this episode, Rikka chats with Brett Thorne of Thorne Lumber Company on the hiring referral bonuses, social media recruiting, promoting the LBM industry, and more. Thanks to our sponsor, Key-Link Fencing and Railing.
The LBM Journal Recruit + Retain Podcast, hosted by Rikka Brandon
Rikka is joined by Jim Sobeck, President and CEO of New South Construction Supply, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. Jim shares what it takes to build and maintain a leading construction supply business, including his tips for recruiting a winning team.
Catherine is here today with Rikka Zimmerman. Rikka is a global leader in consciousness, creator of Life Transformed Classes and Coaching Certification Program, acclaimed international speaker, successful author and singer/songwriter, and she is infi...