Podcasts about Rimi

James is joined by Marcus Green to talk about one of the mots important wrestlers of the modern era. Rimi "Jaguar" Yokata was the dominant star for AJW between The Beauty Pair and the Crush Gals, inspired and trained by the prior to inspire and train the latter. She was arguably the best professional wrestler of her era and the most influential trainer on women's wrestling history. Enjoy part I of this epic story.

Yau ɗaya ga watan Mayu take ranar Ma'aikata ta Duniya, ranar da ake duba gudummawa da sadaukarwar ma'aikata ga al'umma. A kan haka ne Michael Kuduson ya tattauna da Dokta Aminu Idris Harbau, masanin tattalin arziki a jami'ar ilimi ta Sa'adatu Rimi da ke jihar Kano a Najeriya, wanda ya duba yadda wannan rana ta riski ma'aikata, tare da shawartar su a kan nema wa kansu mafita a yanayi da  albashi ba zai wadata ba wajen tafiyar da rayuwa mai inganci.Ku latsa alamar sauti domin sauraren cikakakkiyar hirarsu

La hispano marroquí se abre en canal en un libro plagado de vivencias

8. februāra rītā Baltijas valstu operatori atslēgs Igaunijas, Latvijas un Lietuvas energosistēmas no BRELL tīkla. Ja viss noritēs pēc plāna, lielās izmaiņas mēs pat nepamanīsim. Tomēr, kādam BET arī vieta jāatstāj. Kam Latvijas iedzīvotājiem būtu jābūt gataviem sestdienas rītā? Raidījumā Kā lābāk dzīvot skaidro AS "Augstsprieguma tīkls" valdes priekšsēdētājs Rolands Irklis, Klimata un enerģētikas ministrijas Enerģijas tirgus departamenta direktors Gunārs Valdmanis. Sazināmies "Rimi" sabiedrisko attiecību vadītāju Ingu Biti un "Maxima Latvija" pārstāvi Lieni Dupati-Uguli, lai skaidrotu, kā lielveikalu tīkli gatavojas iespējamajiem elektrības padeves traucējumiem. Ierakstā par to, cik esam gatavi pārslēgties uz Eiropas energotīklu, stāsta Ekonomikas ministrijas administrācijas vadītāja Dace Gaile. Pārejai uz Eiropas energotīklu gatavojas arī finanšu nozare. Plašāk skaidro un Finanšu nozares asociācijas Stratēģiskās komunikācijas vadītājs Kaspars Zālītis.

"Şəhər adamı"nda qonaq olan “influencer”, “make-up artist” Lamiyə Kərimova etdiyi maraqlı səyahət əhvalatlarından, “make-up artist” olmanın müsbət və mənfi tərəflərindən, “influencer”lik fəaliyyətindən   və digər maraqlı məqamlardan danışdı.

Shopping in a Rimi supermarket in Tallinn, with Estonian announcements and promos, piped pop songs, and the sound of beeps as we check out our purchases at the end. What did we buy? You'll just have to guess. Recorded by Cities and Memory. 

El diseño de la camiseta, en color naranja y con el lema “Amunt València”, busca transmitir los valores que inspiran esta iniciativa: unión, esfuerzo colectivo y la importancia de tender la mano a quienes lo necesitan.

E ftuar në “Live From Tirana” ka qenë blogerja Tea Dupi. Nisur nga rasti i rëndë i vrasjes së 14-vjeçarit nga një moshatar i tij, si ka ndryshuar roli i prindërve sot sipas Teas?

Il giornalista di Radio Serie A Alessandro Rimi ci racconta il momento dell'Athletic Club, prossimo avversario della Roma nella prima giornata di Europa League, con uno sguardo al momento del calcio spagnolo dopo la vittoria degli Europei.

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Hartgold Villa Teil 1 und Hartgold Villa Teil 2 sprich Episoden 37 und 38 werden besprochen. Mit niemand geringerem als Mr. Bartur Hartgold himself bzw. dem Rollenspieler natürlich. Rimi. Lisl fragt Rimi und Ari und wie es war Barturs Familie von seiner Frau gespielt zu bekommen. Ari gibt wieder DM Gedanken ab zu gewissen Szenen und dropped sogar einen wichtigen hint.

Stein Erik Hagen ser på Grandiosa som en nasjonalskatt, men savner ikke å handle den på RIMI. I denne episoden snakker Hagen om sin trofaste kokk Tommy, gleder og utfordringer med å drive familiebedrift og bekymringen for en høy, norsk eierbeskatning.

"Nachhilfe in Heldentum" und "Das Gefängnis" sind die Episoden 33& 34, die wir diesmal besprechen zum einjährigen Geburtstag von Madness Minutes. Ari gibt diesmal auch ein wenig mehr Einblick in Entscheidungen, die eine DM manchmal treffen muss und auch Easter Eggs, die sie für ihre Spieler (Matze und Rimi) einbaut.

Welcome back to the next episode in our new series Ethical Edibles! This series will see me sit down with leaders in brands from around the world who have strong ethical beliefs underpinning their companies. Over the next several months, you'll hear about how food can be so much more than sustenance. On the second episode, I chat with the founder of Love Raw Chocolate co-founder and CEO Rimi Thapar. After starting out more than a decade ago, the brand is now a true market leader in the vegan chocolate industry. This conversation sees us talk about the Rimi's unconventional journey, Love Raw's rapid growth, the retail food market, and more! ⁠https://eatloveraw.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/oliver-hall/message

In this episode of the Unbound Writer's Club, Nicola's in conversation with magical authors Rimi Chakraborty and Samantha Anderson. Their transformative book – Beyond Resilience to Rootsilience: A Revolutionary Women's Leadership Framework for Balance, Well-being and Success – was released into the world last month. Rimi and Samantha invented the word ‘rootsilience' (‘root - zeel - ience') – join us as we explore what it means to them.In this Episode:Books have their own sense of timeReleasing expectations and perfectionist tendenciesDigging deep and growing rootsThere's no one-size-fits-all approachYou can't change consciousness by using the same languageInventing new vocabulary to shift understanding and behaviourWhy is rootsilience so important for women leaders?The chakra system is Rimi and Samantha's orienting frameworkMen will also benefit from Rimi and Samantha's frameworkRimi and Samantha's collaborative processWhat's the intention for the book?Links Mentioned:Want to carve out time for your writing? Join The Unbound Writer's Club MembershipReady to commit to your book and complete it over the next 12 months? Join the Birth Your Transformational Book group programmeFind out more about our Done-For-You Publishing Packages at The Unbound PressWant to get a taste of the Unbound Writing community? Join Nicola's free ‘Get Book Ready' Facebook GroupBook a chat with Nicola here.Connect with Nicola on Instagram, and The UNBOUND Press on Instagram or Facebook.Connect with Rimi Chakraborty and Samantha Anderson on their website, Instagram or Facebook.Music Credit: Joseph McDadeWe'd love you to share this episode with your friends, community, and anyone you think would enjoy it.

Rimi Chakraborty traded in the trappings of status, affluence and the insatiable desire for more, for true success -- living with purpose and meaning. When the traditional metrics of success and external validation became soul-sucking rather than soul-filling, Rimi left a successful career to pursue her dreams at the intersection of health, happiness and balanced living. Today, Rimi integrates her world class education, business acumen, and nearly 25 years of experience and certifications in yoga and meditation into leadership consulting, 1:1 executive coaching and transformational retreats. Rimi is the co-author of Beyond Resilience to ROOTsilience, released on February 14, 2024. Her fantastic new book, co-authored by Functional Medicine Health Coach Samantha Anderson, provides ancient wisdom for modern leadership, addressing each reader's unique vulnerabilities and symptoms. This book offers readers a guide tailored to individual needs, including:-A revolutionary Rootsilience Leadership Map to recognize the interconnectedness of your leadership behavior and your emotional, physical, and mental signs of ease and dis-ease and integrate deep learning. -Practical leadership exercises, healing foods and recipes, and go-to practices for movement and meditation that result in conscious leadership tools we all can use. -Access to "Beyond the Book", an online platform for guided videos, resources and an online community sharing journeys to become a Rootsilient leader. Online courses and retreats at Rimi's gorgeous retreat center in the Azores complement the book and its profound teachings. The authors have embarked on a book tour, currently focused on the northeast U.S. Rimi holds an MBA from MIT Sloan, an engineering degree from the University in Pennsylvania and more than two decades of training and experience in yoga, mindfulness and energy healing. Rimi provides leadership development consulting that focuses on whole person health, fostering enhanced employee engagement, morale and general well-being. Rimi lives in the Azores, Portugal, at her lodge and learning center, where she leads transformational retreats and leadership workshops. Rimi shares deeply in this episode, discussing her challenging childhood, how she chased perfectionism while climbing the ladder of success, how she and her co-author bonded over the pandemic and birthed the Rootsilience book to help others who were stretched beyond their limits, and how she found her rootedness after she trusted her gut and honored her deep knowing. Learn more at www.rimichakra.com. Find out more about her book Beyond Resilience to Rootsilience: https://www.rootsilience.com/ Follow on social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/rootsilience Facebook: www.facebook.com/rootsilience LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rootsilience/ Access the Leadership Map: https://www.rootsilience.com/f/the-rootsilience-leadership-map --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/maria-leonard-olsen/support

and are on a mission to inspire women to redefine success by blending ancient wisdom with modern leadership. They have co-authored a book, to be released on February 14, 2024, .  Rimi, a previous guest on my , and Samantha shared their origin stories with me, including how they met and developed the work that evolved into their book. They each made significant changes in their lives towards a deeper sense of purpose and well-being. Then, Samantha and her husband stayed at the owned by Rimi and her husband in the Azores. The women made a fast connection based on their common interests in health and well-being and kept in touch weekly after Samantha returned home to the US. Rimi and Samantha began to plan a nutrition and yoga retreat for April 2020, which did not occur, yet they continued to talk, and a powerful theme surfaced. Samantha shared, “I'm tired of being told to be resilient. Resilience is not enough to deal with the stressors and challenges of the day.” They developed an online course, Going Beyond Resilience. The response from participants was so transformative that Rimi and Samantha created the term Rootsilience ("root - zeel - ience"), which informed their book.  Rootsilience takes the notion of "resilience" a step deeper and teaches us to be grounded, rooted, and able to respond to stressors from a place of stability rather than being stretched beyond our limits. We need to rise beyond resilience to Rootsilience. Beyond Resilience to Rootsilience combines three key branches: conscious leadership, healing foods, and mind-body integration. The book highlights experiences from Rimi's and Samantha's lives, illustrating key lessons for women leaders. Check out their to recognize the connectedness of your leadership behavior and your emotional, physical, and mental signs of ease and dis-ease. In this week's  learn more about Rimi's and Samantha's journeys: Rimi Chakraborty is a keynote speaker, author, yoga teacher, and leadership consulting coach for groups, teams, and individuals dedicated to developing conscious leaders. Samantha Anderson is a Certified Health and Wellness Coach and a certified Functional Medicine Health Coach with decades of experience as a nonprofit and philanthropy consultant. She speaks to women leaders about cultivating purpose and vision. Learn more and connect with Rimi and Samantha here: 

When Rimi and her husband chose to 'Take the Leap', it didn't seem TOO difficult.  Leaving a good corporate job with a decent nest egg and opening an island retreat center in the Azores seemed relatively safe.    Everything sounds good in theory. In your living room in Massachusetts.    However, things can go south in a hurry when 'island time' and contractors and language barriers all combine into a perfect storm.  That living room feeling can seem impossibly far away.   Hard times show us who we are inside, but they can also just be SO hard to navigate, and there are many who lose their way when the chips are down. In this episode, Rimi shares her story of resilience, of reinvention of self and heart, and the power of creativity and healing that led to her development of amazing Retreats that combine nature, yoga, island cuisine and deep renewal.  Black sand beaches, hot springs, volcanic energy and local foods and fruits all work a powerful magic that she harnesses to point in a different direction for our lives, one that can have a lasting impact on all of us for generations. Connect with Rimi: Website:   https://www.minuvida.com/ Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/rimichakra_/?hl=en Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/minuvida_azores/ Rootsilience Book:  https://www.rootsilience.com/book Facebook:   https://www.facebook.com/rimi.chakraborty/ Leadership Mastermind (free):  https://www.rootsilience.com/courses/mastermind Join the Forest Educator Patreon! https://patreon.com/ForestEducatorPodcast Connect with Ricardo: https://www.foresteducator.com/ https://www.theforestboxforkids.com/ https://www.hawkcircle.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ricardo-sierra-5980931/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_forest_educator_podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RicardohawkSierra

Wir starten im neuen Jahr mit der Nachbesprechung der 27 Episode von Rolling Madness "Bartur in seinem Element". Dementsprechend haben wir auch wieder Rimi zu Gast aka Bartur der uns ein bisschen einen Einblick gibt, wie er sich in gewissen Szenen und Momenten gefühlt halt.

About the Guest Natalia Rimi Heisterkamp What you can expect to learn from this episode of Popular Pig. Natalia's Approach to Transforming a Global Business into a Recognizable Brand: Listeners will learn from Natalia's experience in elevating a global business to a renowned global brand. The discussion will cover her strategies in branding, ensuring messaging […]

Nuo naujųjų parduotuvėse galima bus įsigyti pasibaigusio galiojimo, bet tinkamų vartoti produktų.Taip siekiama sumažinti gyventojų išlaidas ir maisto švaistymą. Tačiau baiminamasi, kad gali didėti apsinuodijimų. Tokio sprendimo teisingumu abejoja ir labdaros organizacijos.Ar galimybė įsigyti pasibaigusio galiojimo maisto iš tiesų atneš pokyčių?Diskusijos dalyviai: Maisto banko vadovas Simonas Gurevičius, Ekonomikos ir inovacijų ministrės patarėja Grėtė Lelė, prekybos tinklo „Rimi“ ryšių su visuomene vadovė Eglė Krasauskienė, Seimo narys Tomas Tomilinas, "Koops mažmena" vadovas SImas Bendorius.Ved. Mindaugas Aušra

Ready to re-evaluate what success looks like for YOU? To move toward a values-based career and life? My latest guest Rimi Chakraborty helps leaders create just that for themselves and their employees. Rimi shares how she took lessons from her MBA, her yoga studies, and her start-up jobs to overcome a difficult childhood and create new entrepreneurial ventures for herself (in the beautiful Azores!). Listen in as Rimi shares some tips on how to approach the busy Fall season and what it's like to live and work on a lush, volcanic island in the middle of the Atlantic! Hear our chat now on your favorite podcast app, Spotify or iTunes and please take a second to rate us wherever you're listening so the voices of these inspiring women can be heard all over the world!SHOWNOTES FOR EPISODE 85:Read more about Rimi's work and her books on her website The Balanced Tree exercise Rimi mentioned on the showCheck out her book “Beyond Resilience to Rootsilience” Stay at Minuvida LodgeFollow Rimi on instagram Books we discussed:Preparing to Die: Practical Advice and Spiritual Wisdom from the Tibetan Buddhist TraditionQuestions? Comments? Get in touch @theindianeditpodcast on Instagram !Special thanks to Sudipta Biswas and the team @ Boon Castle / Flying Carpet Productions for audio post-production engineering!

With an MBA from MIT Sloan and nearly 25 years of experience and certifications in yoga and meditation, Rimi Chakraborty has successfully translated the ancient teachings of her Indian roots to the corporate world to align company mission with purpose. Her passion to lead mindfully stems from leaving a prestigious management consultant gig in Boston to owning and operating a retreat center in the Azores, Portugal. In addition to teaching chakra-based yoga and meditation practices, Rimi consults with Fortune 500 companies like PepsiCo Global as well as the University of Toronto to lead both group and 1:1 leadership sessions.  Rimi holds various certifications in Forrest Yoga, Yin Yoga, Energy Healing, Energy Medicine, and Yoga for Trauma. In this episode, you will learn: How Rimi Chakraborty's upbringing influenced her definition of success The EQ factor and how it is important in achieving success The pivots that Rimi Chakraborty made in her career that led her to a place of happiness and contentment   You can find Rimi on LinkedIn and check out her businesses Minuvida and RimiChakra.   Remarkable Quote: “In my life, with all the pivots that I've made have led me to where I would say is a very successful, happy and content place. My life is really the balancing of not always trying so hard, doing what I love, and doing my best."   “We co founded a framework that helps us bring together these physical symptoms with our emotional health, like how we're feeling and some of the feelings of, am I enough? What do I reach for? Is there more? And also with our leadership behavior, like, how are we showing up? As are we strong in ambition and grit, or are we strong in compassion and empathy?”   Find Us Online! Website: iamJulietHahn.com Instagram: @iamjuliethahn Twitter: @iamjuliethahn LinkedIn: Juliet Hahn FB: @iamjuliethahn Fireside: Juliet Hahn Clubhouse: @iamjuliethahn YouTube: Juliet Hahn

In this episode, Rimi Chakraborty and I dive into the topic of living in accordance with our core values. Discover how embracing challenges can lead to personal growth and uncover the true meaning of success. In addition, explore the responsibility that intelligent and influential individuals have in finding tangible solutions for our world's pressing issues.

In this episode, Rimi Chakraborty and I dive into the topic of living in accordance with our core values. Discover how embracing challenges can lead to personal growth and uncover the true meaning of success. In addition, explore the responsibility that intelligent and influential individuals have in finding tangible solutions for our world's pressing issues.

With an M.B.A. from the MIT Sloan School of Management, and an engineering degree from the University of Pennsylvania, Rimi Chakraborty swiftly worked her way "to the top" from cutting deals on Wall St. to the epicenter of the Boston technology hub in strategy and management consulting roles. Yet, her life could have gone very differently.  Born in Alabama, the only child of immigrant Indian parents (who met on their wedding day via an arranged marriage), Rimi's early years were deeply troubled. At 8, her family moved to Philadelphia, and soon after, her parents separated. Rimi lived with her mother, who worked evening shifts and developed an alcohol addiction, leaving her unavailable as a parent. While maintaining straight-A grades, Rimi joined a gang, nearly got expelled from school, and was on a first-name basis with the police. By high school, she moved in with her father and stepmother, where her life stabilized. She went to UPenn, graduated, and got a Wall Street job.  As she raced to the pinnacles of success, Rimi realized she was sacrificing her health and happiness. Instead of ignoring the voices in her head, heart, and body, Rimi chose to live and lead with purpose. In 2015 she and her husband moved to his homeland, the Azores, Portugal, and opened a lodge and learning center, Quinta Minuvida, where she leads retreats and leadership workshops. Rimi learned the language, embraced a new life, and redefined her metrics of success, enabling her to live in alignment with her values. This became the foundation for her Mindful Business Leader framework. Today, she brings her innovative tools and teaching to Fortune 500 companies, private companies, universities, and individuals to bridge traditional leadership with creative and emotional intelligence. In this week's Work From The Inside Out podcast, follow Rimi's journey and work: Rimi is the co-founder of Rise Beyond Resilience to ROOTsilience and has a book coming out in October 2023. She teaches yoga and mindfulness globally and online, customizing mindfulness programs and courses for private and public companies. Learn more and connect with Rimi here:  www.rimichakra.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/rimichakraborty/ https://www.instagram.com/rimichakra_/ https://www.facebook.com/rimi.chakraborty/  

In this episode I am joined by Rimi Nygi. Rimi is a New York-based data science engineer focused on forecasting trends, a global SME investor, as well as a creative who recently built her own eco-conscious fashion brand called “Sink & Rimi“. She was inspired to create Sink & Rimi in memory of her late brother Sink, who ended his life during the pandemic. Remembering all the joy in their relationship made her realize that there is a place for grief, healing and joy all at the same time. On today's episode, Rimi is sharing her story as we discuss grief and the effects on our mental health. Tune in for an inspirational story and insight into moving on through your own grieving. Follow Rimi on Instagram @sinkandrimi Check out her website here.

Welcome to my podcast, The Wellness Project with Des. On today's episode, I speak with Rimi Nygi about how the way you dress can improve your mental health.  For detailed show notes and where to find Rimi: accordingtodes.com/119 Join my mailing list: https://www.subscribepage.com/f5t5q2 Join my Facebook community: facebook.com/groups/accordingtodes Follow me on Instagram: instagram.com/the.wellness.project.with.des I would greatly appreciate it if you would take a moment to leave a review for my podcast on iTunes and/or Spotify. Thank you! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wellness-project-with-des/id1477570126

Have you ever felt the prickling sense of a pair of eyes gazing at you from a place unseen? Are you able to instantly locate the sound of a cellphone ringing anywhere in your room? Do you sometimes see faces in the patterns of woodgrain or on a popcorn ceiling? And, most importantly, has a pink haired girl every broken your arm or hurled you from a building? If so, you may be entitled to damages.  This month, to close out 2022 and our coverage of Chaos;Head Noah, Sara, Runa, and returning guest Meowgon dig deep to excavate the remainder of the main story, play through the alternate endings, and experience the true horror of the Noah experience: The Girls' routes. After following Taku's growing paranoia and increasing entanglement in the NewGen murder cases and the vast conspiracy surrounding di-swords and their wielders, we arrive with him at the top of a skyscraper overlooking the scramble crossing as he finally lays eyes on his own sword. A mild earthquake has somehow caused a record number of casualties, Nanami has been kidnapped, and Rimi has vanished as Taku stands above a crowd of thousands, looks out across the crossing, and reaches for the outline of a di-sword. Unfortunately for him, it will be almost four more chapters until he claims it. Chaos;Head Noah is a remake and update of the original Chaos;Head, originally released in 2008 and only now available in 2022 with an official English version. In this half of our coverage, we'll cover the last five chapters of the core game of Chaos;Head Noah, the additional Crying Sky ending, all of the Girls' Routes and their associated endings, and then the "Blue Sky" ending added to the Noah version, unlocked once you complete every other available ending in the game. After the earthquake that closed out Chapter 5, reports pour in of massive casualties with over 300 injured and over 100 dead, all from a simple 5.6 earthquake which centralized most of its damage exclusively within Shibuya. Taku, however, has far more dire things to worry about as Shogun has sent him a "present" - Nanami's severed right hand, still clutching her cell phone, and wrapped up carefully in a cardboard box. From there, things only get worse for Taku: A mysterious caller tries to force him to manifest his di-sword, his classmates sneer at him after he's humiliated on a live nationwide broadcast, more NewGen murders occur, Sena tries to kill him for inadvertently creating the formula that allows a mind control device to function, and worst of all he tries to go back home. In the end, no matter what path you take through the story, Shibuya lies in ruins. As a note to listeners who want to read along with us, Chaos;Head Noah is a horror game with a long list of graphic, disturbing, and potentially anxiety-inducing topics. While we mention a few of them in our episode, because of the wide variety of delusions present in the game and the breadth of content included, it's impossible for us to list all of the things that come up in even just these first 5 chapters. We encourage you to seek out a list of content warnings before playing.As always, if you enjoy our episodes, please rate and review us wherever you listen to podcasts! You can also find bonus episodes at our patreon at patreon.com/sayitinred and follow us on twitter at sayitinredpod.Content Warnings for this Episode:General warning for murder, death, stabbing, unreality, mind control, discussion of assorted weird ableism, and gore.00:36:20: Body Horror, Corpse Mutilation00:53:30 to 01:00:00: Mind Control, Unreality, Vomiting, Infant Death, Mutilation, Suicide01:09:00: Suicide Attempts01:36:00 to 01:40:00: Body Horror, Mutilation, Graphic Violence, Suicide01:50:30 to 01:52:45: Sexual Assault01:53:00: Body Horror/Impalement02:20:40 to 02:31:00: Discussion of the Incest romance route

Today's MindFULL Musing started out as a full length episode, but once I gave a listen and spent all day trying to fix the audio, I decided to “take the best and leave the rest”. THE BEST is my guest, the ever mindful Rimi Chakrabordy.  Listen in as she tells us about about a new kind of leadership for women that keeps us connected to our roots. It's called ROOTsilience and it values the WHOLE being. What a concept! ROOTsilience  incorporates authentic leadership exercises that are practical ways we can embody principles of the Chakra system, with tools and foods that root us. Check out the ROOTsilience website for information on programs coming up with ROOTSilence: https://www.rootsilience.com/And while you are there, get your personalized ROOTSilence Leadership map and see where to focus so your path to well being isn't so overwhelming. Set aside about 20 minutes to go through the questions and get the feedback, FREE. https://www.rootsilience.com/f/the-rootsilient-leadership-mapAnd wait, there's more! You can join  Rimi on a retreat in the Azores at her luscious  lodge and retreat center, Feb 17-20, 2023. Here's the link to learn more about it:  https://www.rimichakra.com/retreats.html Send us a postcard! Follow my blog (the inspiration for this podcast) https://themindfullcreative.comDM me on Instagram and let me know what you think! https://www.instagram.com/mindfullconversations/

With an MBA from MIT Sloan and nearly 25 years of experience and certifications in yoga and meditation, Rimi Chakraborty has successfully translated the ancient teachings of her Indian roots to the corporate world to align company mission with purpose. Her passion to lead mindfully stems from leaving a prestigious management consultant gig in Boston to owning and operating a retreat center in the Azores, Portugal. In addition to teaching chakra-based yoga and meditation practices, Rimi consults with Fortune 500 companies like PepsiCo Global as well as the University of Toronto to lead both group and 1:1 leadership sessions.  Rimi holds various certifications in Forrest Yoga, Yin Yoga, Energy Healing, Energy Medicine, and Yoga for Trauma. In this episode, you will learn: How Rimi Chakraborty's upbringing influenced her definition of success The EQ factor and how it is important in achieving success The pivots that Rimi Chakraborty made in her career that led her to a place of happiness and contentment   You can find Rimi on LinkedIn and check out her businesses Minuvida and RimiChakra.   Remarkable Quote: “In my life, with all the pivots that I've made have led me to where I would say is a very successful, happy and content place. My life is really the balancing of not always trying so hard, doing what I love, and doing my best."   “We co founded a framework that helps us bring together these physical symptoms with our emotional health, like how we're feeling and some of the feelings of, am I enough? What do I reach for? Is there more? And also with our leadership behavior, like, how are we showing up? As are we strong in ambition and grit, or are we strong in compassion and empathy?”   Sponsor Today's episode is sponsored by: Picked Cherries' social podcasting app is the destination for the best podcast listening experience for all listeners. Download the app for FREE on Google Play and the App Store. Share podcasts like never before with Picked Cherries. Learn more at PickedCherries.com.   Find Us Online! Website: iamJulietHahn.com Instagram: @iamjuliethahn Twitter: @iamjuliethahn LinkedIn: Juliet Hahn FB: @iamjuliethahn Fireside: Juliet Hahn Clubhouse: @iamjuliethahn YouTube: Juliet Hahn

Sinoptikams prognozuojant žiemišką savaitgalį, jam ruošiasi ir kelininkai. Kaip kelininkai prižiūri miesto gatves bei užmiesčio kelius?Devyniose Tauragės mokyklose bus daugiau aiškinama apie energetiką. Energetinio švietimo programos tikslas – išdėstyti moksleiviams, kaip gaminama energija, kokia to įtaka gamtai. Tai bandomasis projektas, ir jeigu ši programa pasiteisins, ją numatoma diegti ir daugiau mokyklų.Kybartai – pasienio su Rusija miestas, kuris pastaraisiais metais turistų sulaukia iš visos Europos. Kybartų bendruomenės pirmininkas ir gidas Vitas Katkevičius sako, kad Kybartai labai turtingi savo istorija – atvykusius žmones žavi Kybartų senamiestis, tuneliai, o vietos bendruomenė visaip kaip bando puoselėti savo mylimą miestą.Didžiosios technologijų kompanijos labai rimtai svarsto naikinti slaptažodžius. Pagrindinė priežastis ta, kad daugybė žmonių vis tiek naudoja per silpnus slaptažodžius. Kokia slaptažodžių ateitis?Ved. Edvardas Kubilius

Sanāciet uz mūsu preses konferenci! Šonedēļ par jaunām pieredzēm mūsu dzīvēs, nepiepildītiem sapņiem un pagātnes blēņām. Cover art - https://www.instagram.com/rottwang/ Audio apstrāde - Gatis Gavars Seko mums šeit - https://www.instagram.com/eitanazija/ Pievienojies Facebook grupai - https://www.facebook.com/groups/2705724416375418 Kļūsti par Patronu - https://www.patreon.com/eitanazija

R.I.P. Takeoff. The trio kicks things off by paying their respects(0:55). The conversation expands to the culture around rap as a whole(8:11). After weeks of back and forth, Chance delivers a MasterClass on gaslighting while reviewing the new album from Kodak Black(24:25). Reviews on the latest from SZA, Ice Spice, Rihanna, Smino, Lancey Foux and Baby Keem(36:43). Vance apologizes to Steve Lacy(50:20). Plus much more! This week's music in order played is BabyTron "8th Wonder Of The World, "tana "Antisocial 2," wolfacejoey "Nobody Else," and Rimi "Haunt Me"

Today, we hear the story of transgender immigrant and organizer Anjali Rimi, who says moving to San Francisco was life changing. Then, a drag performer tells us how trans queens have been othered in the art of drag. And, we listen to a piece from the San Francisco StoryCorps about telling someone who you are and seeing where it goes. With, local music from the New Voices Bay Area TIGQ Chorus.

Jau vairākus gadus tiek runāts par to, ka veikalos vairs neatļaus izmantot bezmaksas plastmasas maisiņus. Bet lielāko pārtikas veikalu tirgotāji vēl nesteidzas. Dažos lieveikalos tagad prasa samaksāt trīs centus par plāno plastmasas maisiņu. Vai šie plastmasas maisiņu ierobežošanas mēģinājumi nav tikai progresa imitācija? Atteikšanās no plastmasas maisiņiem nozīmē ne tikai mainīt paradumus, bet arī domāšanu - kā to panākt? Kādi plāni tirgotājiem un ko par to domā Latvijas iedzīvotāji? Par to raidījumā runājam ar Vides aizsardzības un reģionālās attīstības ministrijas Vides aizsardzības departamenta direktori Rudīti Veseri, lielveikalu tīkla "Lidl" Korporatīvās sociālās atbildības vadītāju Antru Birzuli, "Maxima Latvija" Pārtikas ražošanas departamenta direktori Daci Gravu-Birzāku un "Rimi" Ārējās komunikācijas vadītāju Ingu Biti.

No 1. augusta tirdzniecības vietās var atrasties tikai ar Latvijas depozīta zīmi marķēti dzērienu iepakojumi. Cik sekmīgi darbojas depozīta sistēma un kas būtu jāuzlabo, kā arī kas jāievēro depozīta sistēmas lietotājiem, jautājam ekspertiem raidījumā Kā labāk dzīvot. Vērtē "Depozīta iepakojuma operatora" valdes priekšsēdētājs Miks Stūrītis, "Rimi Latvija" Ārējās komunikācijas vadītāja Inga Bite, "Maxima Latvija" tirdzniecības tīklu direktore Elīna Stībele un Latvijas Tirgotāju asociācijas valdes priekšsēdētājs Henriks Danusēvičs. Sazināmies arī ar "Lidl" Korporatīvās sociālās atbildības vadītāju Antru Birzuli. Tirdzniecības tīklu pārstāvji vērtē, ka cilvēki ir jau pieraduši, ir aktīvi un mainījuši paradumus. Tiesa, zināmam laikam jāpaiet, lai iedzīvotāji saprastu, kura tara nododama, kura nē. Tāpat svarīgi ņemt vērā, kurš tirdzniecības tīkls ļauj nodod iepakojumu vienā veikalā un čeku realizēt jebkurā citā, kurš tikai tajā, kur nodota tara. “Rimi” un “Maxima” pārstāves norāda, ka tirgotāji strādā, lai ieskaitītu naudu par nodoto taru lojalitātes kartē.

Rimi Thapar is the co-founder of LoveRaw - The fastest-growing UK  plant-based chocolate brand.From an idea that started strolling around the Spanish food markets - LoveRaw has become the fastest-growing vegan chocolate brand in the UK.In this chat, we cover all things from taking those first steps from idea to product, not being scared to dream big and aim high, and how to keep hustling and get noticed, Rimi tells us an amazing story about how she got in front of a buyer from wholefoods. Finding product-market fit and balancing life as a mum and a CEO. This chat is incredible and so is Rimi so please sit back and enjoy our conversation!Support the show

On today's episode, I'm sitting down with founder of plant-based chocolate brand, Love Raw. Growing up with two entrepreneurial parents, this week's guest had no idea how much of an impact her family's businesses would have on her adult life. Taking a detour into the world of finance first, it wasn't too long before her inner entrepreneur bubbled to the surface and she took a leap of faith into the world of health foods. Setting up shop in her in-laws' garage, she never would've expected Whole Foods to be the company that took a chance on her, but an initial order of 500 cases, an appearance on Dragons Den and multiple supermarket shelves later - it's safe to say this was a risk that massively paid off! To tell her story in her own words, here's what it's like to be Rimi Thapar. Shop Love Raw here Follow them @loveraw

This week, join hosts Utsav Chakrabarti and Ajay Shah as they talk to Anjali Rimi, President and CEO of Parivar on our Pride Month Special. Anjali is a woman of Transgender, Kinnar Southasian, Immigrant, and Hindu experiences with roots in India. She is based in San Francisco Bay Area and is known for her unapologetic Trans advocacy

See Rimi's work at https://www.minuvida.com https://www.rootsilience.com 02.37- When Rimi was 15 her parents got divorced, and she was calling for attention in all the wrong ways 5.38 - Her mother made it her mission to make Rimi's childhood different to her own in India. Both her parents really supported her education. 7.58- Her father remarried an African American woman and they visited India, her dad said it was very upsetting for him. Indians would offer Rimi whitening cream when she visited India after she'd got a tan. 8.57- Rimis' friends would get money for getting B's on their report cards but Rimi's dad would ask her why she got an A-minus when she should be getting A-pluses. 12.16- Her first job was on Wall Street, she tried to exceed expectations, and it led to promotions, she closed a huge deal and she was invited to breakfast, ‘'the exclusive Wall Street club'' by the CEO. 17.13- Rimi began yoga because of a dare from her friend when she was 19 and she got hooked on it, it would help her relieve stress. 19.06- Rimi thought it was cool that she could smoke weed with her colleagues and bragged about it to her friends but what she realised was that they were trying to constantly numb themselves. 21.51- She realised that trying to get happiness outside of herself wasn't going to happen with regard to drugs and alcohol. ‘‘What we need is right here within us''. When she was being a rebel as a child, it was her growing and learning. 24.12- Rather than thinking he or she's doing better than me or they're getting more spotlight we should lift each other up and help each other. 29.52- During yoga classes she would recognise the voice in her head, she would hear it, if you're not hearing it, you're not aware. 31.17 - After successes at work she would go to yoga rather than going out drinking, she felt it was far more fulfilling and nourishing than the bender she'd go on. 33.15- Rimi took a trip to the Azores in Portugal where her husband is from to plan their wedding, she fell in love with the place. 35.32- Rimi's aunt had died and left her with her life insurance policy, Rimi and her husband decided that they should invest the money in moving to Portugal. She turned down her dream job to make the possibility of moving to Portugal more real. 37.13- She named the business after her aunt ‘Minu Vida' - it was a business of inspirational, motivational, educational, natural retreats. 41.03- Both Rimi and her husband had quit their jobs, they didn't anticipate the renovation costs being so high and without 3 months both of their bank accounts were empty. 48.52- Asking for help isn't a weakness,if you don't ask for help you'll become lonely. Help stands for Hello Eternal Loving Presence. 56.19- Rimi's spirituality has gone from one physical yoga practice a week to being at the forefront of her mind pretty much constantly, and she's always aware of it. She meditates every day and it has changed her life. 01.01.58- Rimi believes that we live on, life is never-ending but you've got to stay in your own lane and not interfere with anybody that's not ready to believe in spirituality yet. 01.06.24- Your experience isn't right, my experience isn't right, it's just we're all seeing it through a different lens. But if you use the spiritual world for your own gain then it will always backfire. 01.09.01- It can be scary to be open but there's no need to be scared because it's a playground to experiment and learn. 01.13.59- While on a zoom cooking class, her dad said 'wow Rimi I'm so proud of you. I'm so proud of what you've created. I'm so glad that you're happy and you and your husband have a beautiful life.' 01.17.13- If you want to visit Rimi go to https://www.minuvida.com/ To find out more about the women's leadership series you can visit https://www.rootsilience.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ravinol/message

Kjæresten til "Stine" har opplevd grove overgrep i barndommen og sliter med dette nå. Vi drodler. "Kristine" vil så gjerne hjelpe svigermoren som ser ut til å ha gitt opp livet litt. Og det er slutt mellom "Stine" og samboeren, og hun skal flytte for 28. gang. Denne gangen er det liksom ikke like gøy og lett som det har vært tidligere....

Doris Meilak talks about  why cleaning up fallen fruit from your garden helps break the fruit fly life cycle. - Doris Meilak titkellem għaliex huwa importanti li niġbru u narmu l-frott li jaqa' mis-siġar u ma npoġġuħx fil-bin tal-kompost.

It's the end of the year and as we all reflect on the dramas we loved in 2021, we thought it would be a good time to release this Spoiled Yak on one of our favorites—Run On. Our friend, Seoulbeats editor Rimi, joins Anisa Paroma for a long and detailed squee session about the show. If it sounds familiar, that's because we actually recorded this in a livestream on Valentines day. In the spirit of Mi-joo's movie madness, our topic headings for this Spoled Yak are all film references. Listen and relive the feels for this incredibly well-written, moving, hilarious show. Links: http://seoulbeats.com/author/Rimi/ (Rimi's articles) on Seoulbeats https://dramasoverflowers.net/2021/02/13/drama-addict-diary-run-on-again-pride-and-prejudice-and-k-pop-novels/ (Saya's Drama Addict Diary) where she coined the perfect term "Noppa". Anisa's 2021 Year in Review, which is, fittingly, full of movie references and love for Run On. Other Episodes We Think You'll Like: https://dramasoverflowers.captivate.fm/episode/83-the-little-yak-run-on (Episode 83) - Our Little Yak on Run On's first half https://player.captivate.fm/episode/d7390a1f-944d-4ebc-a5dd-9d96ecb2696e?t=1146 (Episode 87) - Our non-spoilery final thoughts on Run On in The Long Yak https://dramasoverflowers.net/?p=4929 (Thank you beloved Patrons!) Download our https://mailchi.mp/b0dea407c384/untitled-page (free 2021 Kdrama tracker) to see how many shows you watched and dropped this year. https://mailchi.mp/da35d1e06207/dramas-over-flowers-newsletter (Join our newsletter for monthly updates) and podcast episode roundups! Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/dramasoverflow (@dramasoverflow) and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dramasoverflowers_/ (@dramasoverflowers_). Email us at dramasoverflowers@gmail.com. https://www.patreon.com/dramasoverflowers (Support us on Patreon) or by leaving a review on the podcast app of your choice, or simply by telling your friends. Dramas Over Flowers is part of the https://frolic.media/podcasts/ (Frolic Podcast Network). This episode was edited by Anisa.

Aisha is a Nigerian-British writer and journalist whose parents are originally from Katsina and Niger states in Nigeria. Despite her disability since before her one year birthday, she is now a published author and a columnist who sees strength in disability. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/usmankabarashow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/usmankabarashow/support

Today on in the trench we are Joined by Hollywood Directors Jerry Sommer and Carl Rimi! They have just wrapped filming their new Horror movie IPOSSESSED and we went deep into production today! i got to see a sneak preview off camera and MAN O MAN IT LOOKS GOOD! we talk production successes,production accidents, Miracles on set, and i even got to show them he show that ive been working on a pitch for! All of this and more here on InTheTrenchWithEsteban! - - -Todays Episode is brought to you by Amore Pizza Davie, @amore_pizzadavie. amorepizzadavie.com amazing italian food and we thank kayla and kyle! Rico Valley Foods, ricovalleyfoods.com, @ricovalleyfoods! and for the coolest attack on titan merch go to scoutsarmory.teespring.com- - -Follow Jerry!https://www.instagram.com/jerrysommer/Follow Carl!https://www.instagram.com/carlrimi/ipossessed movie!https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11139374/Jerrys Production company!https://twelve36films.com/- - -LISTEN TO US HERE!!! SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/3eI2bmS...APPLE PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...- - -Our Socials Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/inthetrench...Send us topicsinthetrenchwesteban@gmail.comSponsor Us!inthetrenchwesteban@gmail.com

K-pop Hit Replays for the 4th Week of March 202NE1, featuring Rimi - editor at SeoulBeats. Join us on Slack: https://join.slack.com/t/kpopcast/shared_invite/zt-93kzxcv6-YNej2QkyY6vaPnhEQJxk0AHIT REPLAYS: - The Rose (더 로즈) - Sorry https://youtu.be/uXcpLWB2eBA- Seori - Lovers in the night https://youtu.be/RLPWiQKqi-I- 핫샷 (HOTSHOT) - Watch out https://youtu.be/UeFq-g0uTEo- Weeekly(위클리) _ After School https://youtu.be/qfVuRQX0ydQStories Discussed:- BTS Reveals Their Own Experiences of Anti-Asian Racism https://www.vice.com/en/article/v7m5gj/bts-anti-asian-racism-discrimination-experience-kpop- BLACKPINK chosen to advocate climate change awareness http://world.kbs.co.kr/service/contents_view.htm?lang=e&menu_cate=enternews&id=&board_seq=399392&page=2&board_code=- Big Hit Entertainment to change name to Hybe http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20210319000808&np=2&mp=1- Two more Infinite members depart Woollim Entertainment https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/2021/03/31/entertainment/kpop/kpop-infinite-boyband/20210331100702489.html- SHINee reportedly star in Hello Baby: "A Reunion Special" https://n.news.naver.com/entertain/article/144/0000727579?s=09- Kid Tries to Not Recognize Her Favorite K-pop Star (Feat. IU) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfXqgH2RscEThe Kpopcast Crew:twitter.com/TheKpopcasttwitter.com/Sparker2twitter.com/michaelajkpoptwitter.com/DJPeterLokpopcast.net See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week I'm speaking with Rimi Thapar, co-founder of LoveRaw one of the UK's most exciting snacking companies: LoveRaw. Rimi's story is an extraordinary one rooted in a passion for creating great tasting vegan chocolate. In this episode we explore how Rimi decided to chance it all and move from Spain back to the UK to create a thriving start up which is now listed in UK retail outlets. This podcast is produced by Vevolution and edited by Bridey Addison-Child.

In our first episode, we talk with Joel Varghese from RIMI. We cover how RIMI was started, who it currently helps, and what the future looks like. Make sure to give them follow them on social media, @reachingindians. You can see more info and donate on their website, RIMI.org, and on the Piesa Giving app! 

Rimi Ejner is full of ambition and goals. When she sets her mind to do something, it is obvious that nothing will stand in her path to success. Rimi shows us that even though something is scary and challenging when you face it and do it anyway your life becomes rewarding and exhilarating. When Rimi had the opportunity to try out for the boys football and baseball teams she jumped at the chance to play. It turned out she was really good at it too. She also put in the extra work to study the biomechanics and she analyzes the game fundamentals to the point where she gave herself an edge to win and succeed. Even though her teammates doubted her abilities she never let this alienate her or question if she was going to play or not. In fact it made her work even harder to show them that she was a superstar. Listen to Rimi's amazing story of fighting against the status quo and challenging gender stereotypes to become a respected teammate on “the boys” teams. https://www.instagram.com/rimi.ejner/