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There's so much more to becoming a successful Chief People Officer (CPO) or CHRO than experience alone - it's about building the mindset, skills and plan that help you succeed and make an impact.In this episode of HR Coffee Time, host Fay Wallis is joined by Dr Andrew Stephenson, Chief People Officer at Equiniti, who has held CPO roles in three major international businesses. Under his leadership, Equiniti has become a Top Employer in the UK, US and India, winning multiple CIPD and HR Excellence Awards, and Andy himself has been named one of the CIPD's HR 30 under 30 leaders.You'll hear Andy's thoughts on:How he created his first Chief People Officer role and convinced the board he was the right person for itTurning strategy into a simple, one-page plan (and why clarity matters more than volume)The difference between HR Director and CPO roles – and what it means to work on the business, not in itHabits and diary practices that help him (and his team) perform at their bestPractical ways to protect mental health and prevent burnout in a senior roleThe importance of lifelong learning – and how his curiosity led to “accidentally” earning a doctorateHis advice for aspiring CPOs on building commercial awareness, gaining breadth, and backing yourselfUseful LinksConnect with Fay Wallis on LinkedInVisit Fay's websiteLearn about Fay'sInspiring HR leadership development programmeConnect with Dr Andrew Stephenson on LinkedInOther Relevant HR Coffee Time EpisodesEpisode 1:How to Feel More Confident at WorkEpisode 43:The One Thing That Will Boost Your Resilience Throughout Your HR Career (With Tom Cleary)Episode 123:Avoid Burnout – How to Spot Signs of Stress and Take Action (With Dr Jo Burrell)Episode 108:HR Leadership – How to Create a Simple but Powerful One-Page Strategy (With Dr Max McKeown)Enjoyed This Episode? Don't Miss the Next One!Sign up to the free weekly HR Coffee Time email to be notified each time a new episode is released – and get free career tips, tools, and resources.Mentioned in this episode:Check out HR Coffee Time's sponsor!Ready to unlock the power of your people? Join over 15,000 businesses at personio.com today.Personio

Ever rolled your eyes at the phrase “personal brand”? Same. But before you check out, I want to show you why building a personal brand might be the most profitable thing you do in business.In this episode, I'm sharing:What building a personal brand really means (hint: it's not about being an influencer)The exact hires that helped me step into my CEO roleThe journal entry I wrote after hiring a COO (yes, I'm sharing it

In this episode of Passing Judgment, Jessica Levinson unpacks the legal issues behind Jimmy Kimmel's temporary show suspension. She explains the distinction between private action by ABC and possible government coercion from the FCC or the President, outlining why the First Amendment generally protects speech from government—not private—actions. Jessica also discusses the limited circumstances under which the FCC could revoke broadcast licenses and what this case means for free speech and media organizations moving forward.Here are three key takeaways you don't want to miss:1. The Suspension and Return of Jimmy Kimmel's ShowJessica Levinson opens the episode by explaining the sequence of events around Jimmy Kimmel's temporary suspension from ABC after a controversial comment in his monologue. She emphasizes that although he has now been returned to air, the legal issues discussed still remain relevant.2. The Role and Limits of the First AmendmentA central theme is clarifying what the First Amendment protects. Jessica explains that the First Amendment limits government action against speech, not actions taken by private entities like ABC. If ABC alone had suspended Kimmel with no government involvement, it would not be a First Amendment issue.3. Government Involvement and the FCC's RoleThe episode explores concerns about potential government overreach, specifically whether statements made by the FCC chair or the President could constitute government coercion. Jessica details how, if the government pressures a private company to take action against someone's speech, First Amendment concerns are triggered.Follow Our Host: @LevinsonJessica

The website isn't dead, it's evolving into something far more powerful. In this episode, Avishai Sharon, CEO of Trendemon, joins Adam Kaiser to explore how B2B companies can transform their websites into engines of personalization and buyer engagement. Avishai zooms in on why websites are an underutilized goldmine of signals, how to distinguish between page-level and journey-level personalization, and what it really takes to create an “always-on” experience that adapts to buyers in real time. He explains how AI and LLM-referred traffic are reshaping digital journeys, why informed visitors convert at higher rates, and what marketers can do to both influence buyer perceptions and educate the engines themselves. In this conversation, you'll learn:Why the website is still central to buyer engagement and how it's shifting from static to active roleThe difference between page-level and journey-level personalization, and why the latter matters most for scaleHow to map and segment content assets to align with industries, personas, and buying stagesWhy LLM-referred visitors behave differently and how to optimize their experienceJump into the conversation: (00:00) Introducing Avishai Sharon (01:14) The myth of the dead website (01:31) Understanding website personalization (01:56) Leveraging signals for better engagement (02:46) The role of the website in buyer journeys (03:40) Challenges and opportunities in signal utilization (08:41) Page level vs. journey level personalization (12:00) Mapping content to buyer personas (14:13) Always-on marketing strategies (16:36) The impact of AI and LLM traffic (18:12) Addressing misconceptions and optimizing buyer experience

In this episode, TRB Founder Eloise sits down with Dr. Shirin Khanjani — Dr Shirin Khanjani, Consultant Gynaecologist, accredited subspecialist in reproductive medicine and surgery and co-founder at Fitzrovia fertility — to unpack one of the biggest questions in modern fertility: does egg freezing affect your future fertility?Together, they break down the myths, the science, and the emotional side of egg freezing, covering everything from:Why egg freezing doesn't reduce fertilityHow it can give women more control over their reproductive timelineWhat the process really involves, step by stepThe ideal age window to consider freezing your eggsSuccess rates and how age plays a roleThe emotional considerations and how clinics like Fitzrovia provide supportWhether you're just starting to explore egg freezing or you're actively considering it, this episode gives you the clarity and expert insight you need to make informed decisions.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/fertility-spingboard/exclusive-content

Over 50% of the population has Emotional Authority in Human Design—yet most of us were never taught how to use it. Instead, we've been conditioned to make quick decisions, push down our feelings, and power through. That conditioning often leads to buyer's remorse, misaligned programs, and business moves that drain us.In this episode of Unjaded, Vickie sits down with Barb Orozco, a 3/5 Emotional Projector, to talk about what it really looks like to wait for clarity, to sit with a decision, and to know when it's finally time to jump in. Barb shares openly about her conditioning around mistakes (“I am the mistake”), the pain of not being seen, and how Human Design has been the ultimate permission slip.She also takes us behind her decision-making process in joining Content by Design (CBD)—why she initially held back, how she “did her emotional homework” by immersing in Vickie's world, and the exact moment when her clarity came. If you've ever wondered whether you're “doing emotional authority right,” this conversation is a must-listen.Barb's unique work with photos and stories is unprecedented and she shares with us how her work is changing lives and how ready she is to expand her business by deconditioning her wounded voice. This episode is about trusting your design, deconditioning old patterns, and making business decisions that feel good long after you click ‘buy.'In this episode:Why Emotional Authorities aren't meant to make quick decisionsWhat it actually feels like in the body when clarity arrivesHow Barb moved from “I am the mistake” to embracing her third-line roleThe process of saying yes to CBD—and why emotional homework mattersThe power of immersing in someone's world before you investWhy sales pressure tactics don't work for emotional authorities (and what does)The relief of realizing “I'm not wrong—I'm designed this way”Join the event of the season - the one that changes EVERYTHING in your business because you'll finally understand exactly how to speak so that your soul fit clients can hear you - and hire you!This only happens twice a year.It's FREE!It's 3 Days Live in the room with me showing you how to leverage your Human Design to bring your message to live so that you bring paying clients in with ease - and joy!Register here.https://www.vickiedickson.com/live-masterclass-registerGuestBarb Orozco — 3/5 Emotional Projector, story-keeper, and disruptor of the “scrapbook” photo industry. Barb helps families use everyday photos and stories to create connection and belonging.Website: barborozco.comResources & LinksRun your Human Design chart + learn more: vickiedickson.comFollow Vickie on IG: @vickie.dicksonJoin the event of the season - the one that changes EVERYTHING in your business because you'll finally understand exactly how to speak so that your soul fit clients can hear you - and hire you!This only happens twice a year.It's FREE!It's 3 Days Live in the room with me showing you how to leverage your Human Design to bring your message to live so that you bring paying clients in with ease - and joy!Register here.

What if I told you… you were always the right person? For the pain. For the purpose. For the breakthrough.In this soul-awakening episode of the Positive Mindset Podcast, Henry Lawrence unlocks a powerful truth: you are not broken — you are becoming.Whether you're buried in bills, stuck in a fog of self-doubt, or walking through hell on silent feet, this message will realign your soul with unshakable purpose.You'll discover:Why your deepest pain is proof of your highest potentialHow to stop outsourcing your power and reclaim your divine roleThe game-changing mindset shift that unlocks spiritual freedomA guided healing breathwork activation to rewire your perspective in real time

Ryan and Denton are back with another AEW Week in Review! We start with AEW Forbidden Door (Aug. 24), giving our honest likes and dislikes in our Two Thumbs With Attitudes segment. Then it's on to AEW Dynamite (Aug. 27) where we cover:The reunion of Cope & Cage as they prepare for FTR at All OutHangman Page's brewing war with The Don Callis Family and whether Wardlow, MJF, or Kenny Omega play a roleThe surprising silence for Mercedes Moné's Championship CelebrationClaudio vs. Darby AllinPlus, we play True or False on Jericho, Wardlow, Darby, and Cope & Cage—and finish strong with our LVD/MVD picks of the week.

At the TechBBQ conference last week in Copenhagen, I had the opportunity to conduct an interview with Carles Reina from ElevenLabs. ElevenLabs is that AI startup for audio applications like voice cloning, text-to-speech, and music generation, which is now valued at $3.3 billion and is among the global stars of the GenAI movement.I had a pretty exciting and open conversation with Carles, not just about audio AI, but also about a possible AI bubble, about copyright, and about what AI startups will soon be facing - listen in, it's absolutely worth it!1. From First Investor to Go-to-Market LeaderWhy Carles Reina switched from investor to operator roleThe vision of AI Voice as fundamental communication infrastructure2. Competitive Moats: More than just TechnologyResearch and model quality as core USPThe Voice Marketplace: Artists earn with their voicesMulti-layered Defensibility: The "Onion Principle"3. Competition with Tech Giants: David vs. GoliathWhy OpenAI and Google don't keep Carles up at nightThe advantage of specialization over Big TechQuality vs. Distribution: Who wins?4. Growth and ProfitabilityFrom 0 to $100M ARR in 17 monthsUnit Economics and the path to profitabilityWhy AI is not a bubbleThe Future of Startup Financing2022: Foundation Models, 2023: Applications, 2024: Distribution Why Go-to-Market becomes the new investment priority Distribution strategies for different markets5. Partnerships and LicensingWhy Apple and Meta increasingly rely on partnershipsElevenLabs Music: The legal path through record label dealsTelcos as new sexy distribution partnersSpeech-to-Speech and Real-Time Conversations6. The Future of Voice AIExpanding from 70 to 500 languagesOmni-Models: Music, voice and sounds from one modelEnterprise as fastest growing segmentGlobal expansion and new officesThe vision: ElevenLabs in every moment of the day

Swing for the Fences: A Deep Dive into Bull DurhamWelcome to this episode of The Most Excellent 80s Movies Podcast! Join hosts Krissy Lenz and Nathan Blackwell as they welcome special guest Nate McWhortor—a self-proclaimed superfan—to discuss the 1988 baseball romance Bull Durham. This isn't your typical sports movie; it's a sultry, quotable journey through minor league baseball that explores love, mentorship, and the religion of America's pastime.The Church of BaseballThe hosts dive deep into what makes Bull Durham unique among sports films. Unlike major league fantasies, this movie captures the gritty reality of minor league baseball—from shitty buses to $20,000 salaries. Guest Nate McWhortor brings real-world perspective, having worked for the Montgomery Biscuits after college, inspired by this very film. The discussion reveals how writer-director Ron Shelton's own minor league experience creates authentic moments that resonate with anyone who's lived the unglamorous side of professional sports.The trio explores the film's adult themes and memorable dialogue, from Kevin Costner's gruff wisdom as Crash Davis to Susan Sarandon's Annie Savoy—a poetry-loving baseball groupie who mentors young players. They analyze the unique love triangle that develops and how the film balances romance with genuine baseball storytelling. The conversation touches on everything from the film's hard R rating to its Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay.Key Discussion Points:The authenticity of minor league baseball portrayal and its impact on small communitiesKevin Costner's evolution from leading man to "grumpy Costner" in this breakout roleThe film's adult themes and quotable dialogue that baseball fans still use todayHow Bull Durham differs from other 80s baseball movies like Major League and Field of DreamsThe unique perspective of having a female narrator in a male-dominated sports genreFinal VerdictThe hosts deliver their "garter ratings" with Nate giving his favorite film a perfect 10/10, while Krissy and Nathan both land on a respectable 7/10. Despite some pacing issues in the final act, everyone agrees the film holds up as both a baseball movie and a romance, though they warn it's definitely not for young viewers despite its quotable nature.Connect with the ShowDiscover more episodes and get early, ad-free access plus bonus content by becoming a member at trustory.fm/join. Learn more about the podcast and TruStory FM network at trustory.fm.Follow us: Facebook | Instagram | BlueskySupport our guests: Check out Nathan's films at Squishy Studios and catch both Krissy and Nate performing at Neighborhood Comedy Theatre in Mesa, Arizona.What's your favorite baseball movie quote that you still use in everyday conversation? ---Learn more about supporting this podcast by becoming a member. It's just $5/month or $55/year. Visit our website to learn more.

Are you stuck in a role you've outgrown? Feeling trapped at work, forced to play a part that no longer fits who you are? In this raw conversation, Aaron Velky shares the painful reality of shrinking into a role, losing your identity, and what it takes to break free.We talk about:Why so many leaders feel boxed in by their roleThe cost of wearing a “mask” at workHow to recognize when you've outgrown your positionPractical steps to evolve, expand, and reclaim authenticityIf you've ever felt stuck, burnt out, or trapped in a job title that no longer defines you, this episode will give you the tools and mindset to grow beyond the box.

It's not just burnout. It's role fatigue — and your nervous system knows it. If you feel like you're unraveling in a role you've outgrown, this episode is your relief and recalibration.You're not exhausted because you're weak.You're exhausted because the role you're playing no longer matches the truth of who you've become.In today's episode of The Recalibration, we name a form of burnout high-capacity humans rarely recognize: role fatigue.This isn't about workload. It's about identity-level misalignment.From Julie's personal story to client patterns and the wise pivot of Jim Collins, we explore the emotional and physiological toll of performing a version of yourself that's expired.You'll learn:Why high performers override nervous system signalsHow fatigue shows up when you're out of sync with your roleThe key difference between burnout and misalignmentWhy identity-rooted action is essential (not optional)Micro Recalibration:What role are you performing that no longer fits who you are becoming?Leader Recalibration:If you lead a team, a project, or a household—this is for you.Leadership isn't about title; it's about responsibility and influence. Bring this question into your team culture. Let it guide 1:1s, retreats, and personal development conversations. Invite honest reflection about alignment — and give permission to evolve.This is your cue to stop performing and start becoming.Realignment starts now.If this episode gave you language you've been missing, please rate and review the show so more high-capacity humans can find it. Explore Identity-Level Recalibration→ Follow Julie Holly on LinkedIn for more recalibration insights → Schedule a conversation with Julie to see if The Recalibration is a fit for you → Download the Misalignment Audit → Subscribe to the weekly newsletter → Join the waitlist for the next Recalibration cohort This isn't therapy. This isn't coaching. This is identity recalibration — and it changes everything.

This week on The Cyber Revolution Podcast, Adam Hewitt, CEO of Cyber Revolution, is joined by Thomas, a former plumber who successfully transitioned into a thriving career in cybersecurity.Thomas shares his remarkable journey from spending seven years as a plumber to landing a technical role in the government space, despite having zero prior experience with even basic office technologies like Microsoft Teams or Outlook. He discusses the challenges of career transition, the rewards of continuous learning, and how being surrounded by brilliant professionals has transformed his professional life.If you're considering a career change into cybersecurity but worry about lacking technical background, Thomas's story offers both practical insights and genuine encouragement.Why Thomas decided to leave plumbing after seven years despite the security of having a tradeHow seeing a friend's success in cybersecurity opened his eyes to possibilities he hadn't imaginedThe surprising transition from having zero technical background to working in network securityHow the supportive learning environment at Cyber Revolution prepared him for successThe importance of asking "dumb questions" and embracing continuous learningWhat a typical day looks like in his government-sector cybersecurity roleThe benefits of work-life balance and hybrid work arrangements in tech careersHow ongoing certification and skill development continues after landing your first roleThomas's Top Three Tips for Career Changers:Just do it - If you're thinking about making a change, chances are you want to do it but are just scared to take the leapAsk the "dumb" questions - Don't let fear of looking silly hold you back from learningPractice consistently - Watch videos, complete labs, take practice exams, and build repetition into your learningConnect with Adam:Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://cyberrevolution.com.au⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow us on Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/cyberrevolutionaus⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Subscribe to our YouTube channel: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@cyberrevolutionaus⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow us on Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/cybrevolution_aus/

Send us a textIn 2025's rapidly shifting workplace, women leaders face a unique set of challenges: staff cutbacks, fewer advancement opportunities, and the persistent shadow of imposter syndrome. For mid-career professionals, the pressure to remain visible, relevant, and confident has never been higher.In this episode of The Mid-Career GPS Podcast, John Neral sits down with Michelle Myers, a veteran leader at Women's Leadership Today with over 20 years of experience developing women leaders, to explore how authenticity, adaptability, and strategic personal branding can fuel career growth at any stage.Michelle demonstrates how continuous learning and mutual adaptation between leader and organization can lead to long-term career success.Whether you're navigating leadership visibility in a hybrid workplace, refining your professional brand, or battling the quiet creep of invisibility in your career, Michelle offers practical, actionable strategies to help you shine.What You'll Learn in This Episode:The new leadership reality for women in 2025 and how to adapt to fewer opportunities and shifting workplace dynamicsWhy personal branding matters and how to make it about authenticity and clarity, not egoHow to conquer imposter syndrome so you can confidently articulate your valueVisibility tactics that work from optimizing your LinkedIn headline to volunteering for high-profile projectsConducting a skills gap analysis to identify the competencies you need for your next roleThe power of feedback and vulnerability in building trust and uncovering blind spotsHow male allies can support women leaders by amplifying their visibility and listening with authenticityThe ABCV Framework: Authenticity, Brand, Clarity, and Value, the roadmap for sustaining leadership successResources & Links:Click here to learn more about Michelle's work at Women's Leadership TodayConnect with Michelle Myers, MBA, on LinkedInSupport the showVisit https://johnneral.com/resources to: Subscribe to my free leadership and career newsletter Get The Mid-Career Promotion Blueprint to help you figure out whatever is next for you and your career Join The Mid-Career GPS Membership Community. Thank you for listening to The Mid-Career GPS Podcast. Please leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts here. Connect with John on LinkedIn here.Get John's New Mid-Career Journal on Amazon here. Follow John on Instagram @johnneralcoaching. Subscribe to John's YouTube Channel here.

As we traditionally have done in previous years, we got to feature some exciting startups this year too. Featuring visionary founders who are building exciting tools for product people, we are starting Startups of 2025 with Sahil Jain, cofounder and CEO of Samepage.ai.On the show we explore with Sahil his journey—from gaming enthusiast and QA tester at Yahoo to serial entrepreneur building products that solve the toughest challenges for product teams. Sahil shares how experiences at AOL, Trigger.io, AdStage (which he ran for 8 years and sold to TapClicks), and weekly conversations with VCs and startups led him to an important insight: most product teams struggle to stay truly aligned. That challenge became the spark for Samepage.ai, where the mission is to solve information asymmetry and help product managers focus more on communicating what matters.Join Matt and Moshe as they explore with Sahil:The founding story of Samepage.ai and why alignment is the central challenge for product managersHow product teams lose context and fall out of sync—with communication making up to 80% of a PM's roleThe evolution of Samepage.ai from a “blank slate” approach beyond traditional tools like email and SlackLeveraging GenAI to surface relevant, daily insights from scattered sources (Slack, Linear, Github, and more)AI copilots for product managers: creating streams for weekly status updates, release notes, and trend analysis while keeping humans in the loopThe real challenges of transmitting vs. interpreting information, and supporting teams with diverse learning styles and cultural backgroundsEarly success stories from beta usersSahil's process for validating and iterating Samepage, building in stages, and focusing on solving the right problemsThe future vision for Samepage.ai and how context-aware AI tools will enable better information retrieval, synthesis, and distributionAnd much more!Want to try Samepage.ai? Sahil will expedite your access to the beta program, so do connect with Sahil directly for access!You can connect with Sahil at:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sahilio/ Email: Sahil@samepage.aiSamepage.ai You can find the podcast's page, and connect with Matt and Moshe on Linkedin:  Product for Product Podcast - linkedin.com/company/product-for-product-podcast    Matt Green - linkedin.com/in/mattgreenproduct/Moshe Mikanovsky - linkedin.com/in/mikanovsky/Note: any views mentioned in the podcast are the sole views of our hosts and guests,  and do not represent the products mentioned in any way.Please leave us a review and feedback ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Sometimes the most courageous step you can take isn't chasing the biggest growth possible, it's deciding exactly what kind of life you want your business to support, and then building it that way.In this episode, I chat with Deborah Gidman from Resident Property who shares how she how she went from 14+ years working for others in WA's property management industry to starting her own boutique agency without a perfect business plan, without wanting to create an, empire, but with a clear vision for freedom, flexibility, and family involvement.Before taking the leap, Deb had the same doubts many aspiring business owners face: What if it fails? Will I make enough to live on? Am I really ready? She also knew that while her skills and experience were strong, running a business would bring a whole new set of challenges.Deb opens up about the financial safety net that gave her confidence to make the leap, the surprises she faced once she started, and how she's grown Resident Property into a family run business with her daughter and husband on the team. Her story is both practical advice and a reassuring reminder that you can design a business that fits your life, not the other way around.“ If you have an inkling that you would like to start on your own, go and run the figures. And yes, it is tough to start, but if you put your everything into it and you really go for it, you will be really glad that you did it.” -Deborah Gidman We explore:Why Deb chose to start a lifestyle business rather than chase industry dominationHow Deb financially prepared to leave her “safe” corporate roleThe overlooked challenges of business structure and why Deb's restructuring two years inWhat to expect when friends and family don't become your first clientsWhy social media consistency is essential even when you hate being on cameraThe mindset shift from “winging it” to setting and achieving sales goalsHow to work with family while keeping harmony and clear rolesThe advice Deb would give property managers on running the numbers before starting their own agencyKylie's Resources:Property Management Growth School: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/TPM-BDMSchool Digital Marketing School: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/digitalschool That Property Mum Courses: https://www.thatpropertymum.com.au/courses/ The PM Accelerate Membership: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/accelerate Book a Strategy Call with Kylie: https://calendly.com/kylie-tpm/coaching-call Kolmeo: https://kolmeo.com/ Sensor Global: https://sensorinsure.com/ https://sensorglobal.com/ HD&U Sales Bundle:

In North America, the utilities industry is contending with shifting customer expectations, growing power demands, and changing technology infrastructure. With the growing importance of AI and cloud solutions, the role of enterprise architects is altering in utility companies.Ahead of their session focused on EAs in utilities at SAP for Utilities, Presented by ASUG, Marc Rosson, EA at Snohomish County PUD, and Martin Mysyk, Senior EA at SAP Canada, join ASUG Talks for a conversation about this changing job. We dive into how SAP is supporting EAs in the utilities space, along with ways organizations to empower and train the next generation of EAs.Key TopicsMajor challenges faced by EAs in utilitiesHow the industry's changes are impact the roleThe importance of upskilling and reskilling EAs to meet demand.Related Insights and ResourcesCheck out the ASUG Content Collection "SAP Enterprise Architecture Fundamentals" for resources aimed at EAs. Learn how Gina Vargiu-Breuer, Chief People Officer and Labor Director at SAP, approaches SAP's growth strategy.Join the ASUG Communities team on Aug. 14 for a deep dive session focused on Cloud Application Programming Model (CAP) on SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP).Register to recieve the monthly The Topic:  Utilities newsletter from ASUG. 

What really aligns product teams and stakeholders to not only understand each other, but also create successful products together?In this episode, we're joined by Randy Silver, Product & Leadership Coach Consultant and Community Builder at Out of Owls, Founder at CPO Circles , and co-host of The Product Experience podcast by Mind the Product. Randy shares his journey from music journalism to Amazon Music editor, and how his passion for collaborating with designers, developers, and content creators led him into the world of product management. With years of experience delivering value across organizations and hosting weekly product conversations since 2018, Randy brings a unique perspective on what it takes to build successful teams and products.We dive into Randy's Product Environment Canvas—a practical model designed to help product teams diagnose challenges and align on what really matters. Born from a tough professional experience where misalignment derailed a project, Randy's framework brings together four critical components: strategy, people, process, and perception. He explains how to use the canvas, the order in which to fill it out, and why it's as much about internal discovery as it is about stakeholder alignment.We cover topics including:The story behind the Product Environment Canvas and why Randy created itThe four key components: prioritization, people, process, and perception—and how they interactHow to use the canvas to identify root causes of team challenges and misalignmentMotivation mapping and understanding different perspectives within your organizationWhen and how to implement the canvas: retrospectives, quarterly planning, or diagnosing stakeholder frictionWho can use the canvas—whether you're a team member or in a leadership roleThe impact using the canvas had on organizationsHow the canvas can even help you assess fit when considering a new jobTips for managing perception, communicating context, and surfacing hidden blockersResources and next steps for exploring the Product Environment Canvas furtherAnd much more!You can connect with Randy at:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/randysilver/ The Product Environment Canvas: https://outofowls.com/blog/the-product-environment-canvas Out of Owls: outofowls.com CPO Circles: https://www.cpo.social/ Product in the (A)Ether: https://www.pita.social/ Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/randysilver.outofowls.com You can find the podcast's page, and connect with Matt and Moshe on Linkedin:Product for Product Podcast - linkedin.com/company/product-for-product-podcastMatt Green - linkedin.com/in/mattgreenproduct/Moshe Mikanovsky - linkedin.com/in/mikanovsky/Note: any views mentioned in the podcast are the sole views of our hosts and guests,  and do not represent the products mentioned in any way.Please leave us a review and feedback ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

In this episode of the Digital Rapport® Podcast, host Jatinder Palaha sits down with Bianca Farthing, educator, strategist, and founder of AI Edify, to explore the real impact of AI in education.They unpack critical topics like:Why students are turning to AI as a social companionThe blurred lines between learning, plagiarism, and AI useHow teachers can use AI to augment, not replace their roleThe ethical risks of bias, shallow learning, and lack of regulationHow we can raise a generation that asks better questions—not just gets faster answersBianca shares her insights on creating human-centered AI frameworks for schools, empowering young people, and building safer, more ethical digital environments.Whether you're a parent, teacher, policymaker, or student, this is a must-listen conversation about the future of learning.

Today we're talking to Hitesh Seth, Chief Architect for Financial Services & Insurance at Salesforce, and what struck me most is how he radiates genuine enthusiasm for what he does. After 25+ years in tech, he has so much fire and passion - and in this conversation, he shares how he keeps it going.Hitesh's story offers a completely different way to think about career growth and finding work that energizes rather than depletes you.You'll hear about:The mindset shift that changed everything: How he discovered that teaching others was actually the most selfish thing he could do Why he never feels bored at work: His approach to creating excitement and challenge within any roleThe power of following your curiosity: How staying genuinely interested in learning has been his career compassHow to know when it's time to move on: His rule about leaving when you want to accelerate your learning in new areasWhy passion beats planning: How his most meaningful career moves came from following what energized him, not following a prescribed pathThe "bug" you need to cultivate: That relentless drive to solve problems that keeps you up at night (in the best way)Building expertise while staying fresh: How to become deeply skilled without getting stuck in one narrow areaThe thread that weaves throughout this conversationHitesh's infectious passion for learning and problem-solving. You'll hear someone who has figured out how to stay genuinely excited about work by constantly growing, teaching others, and focusing on solving real problems that matter.About HiteshHitesh Seth is Chief Architect for Financial Services & Insurance at Salesforce, where he works with key customers globally on Data & AI/GenAI solutions. Hitesh also works closely with Salesforce Ventures teams for investing, acquisition and integration of startups/Fintechs. His career spans leadership roles at JPMorgan Chase, American Express, and IQVIA.He graduated from IIT Kanpur, is a patent holder, published author, and passionate mentor. From his early days discovering a computer in a small shop in India to leading cutting-edge technology architecture today, Hitesh exemplifies how curiosity and passion can lead to a fulfilling and thriving career.What this means for youIf you're feeling stuck, Hitesh's story shows that it's possible to build a career where you wake up excited about the challenges ahead. The key isn't finding the perfect job - it's cultivating the right mindset about learning, growth, and contribution.What resonated most with you from this conversation?Did his perspective on teaching as learning spark something for you? What resonated most with you? I'd love to hear - DM me on IG www.instagram.com/careerintechnicolor If you enjoyed this conversation, I invite you to follow the podcast and share it with someone who might need to hear this perspective! This helps more people discover these stories.Xo, BaibaSupport the show

[00:01:00] Kerry's journey from personal adversity to leadership expertise[00:04:00] The book's target audience: new managers and struggling leaders[00:08:00] Growing up with six brothers and two sisters across blended families[00:09:00] The pivotal moment: losing her mother at 16 and moving in with her father[00:12:00] Good bosses vs. bad bosses: more than just opposites[00:15:00] Leading with gratitude and the power of compartmentalization[00:18:00] Navigating difficult conversations and layoffs with empathy[00:21:00] Leading different personality types: sales, product, and marketing teams[00:24:00] The myth of self-management in tech and the need for guidance[00:28:00] Working with entrepreneurs and managing multiple priorities[00:34:00] Learning "how men think" and navigating male-dominated environments[00:42:00] Creating inclusive cultures where emotions are acceptable[00:47:00] The power dynamics of leadership and asking for feedback[00:49:00] Kerry's speaking goals and helping organizations build better culturesKey Takeaways:Leadership is more like parenting than marriage - guiding growth without coddlingEvery employee deserves empathy, clear vision, and understanding of their roleThe importance of preparation for difficult conversations, especially layoffsCreating psychological safety where team members can express emotionsLeaders must recognize their power and influence over employees' lives

What compels an American combat veteran to risk everything and smuggle suitcases of wine and vodka out of a war zone?In this eye-opening episode of Thrive Loud with Lou Diamond, Lou sits down with Sam Lerman, founder of Spirit Worldwide—a venture that's bringing the finest Ukrainian wine and vodka to the United States while fueling life-saving humanitarian efforts back in Ukraine. Sam's journey began not as a business strategy, but as a deployment: a seasoned military and defense industry expert, Sam entered Ukraine at the height of the Russian invasion to help equip and train the Ukrainian armed forces. But what started as a few weeks in a war-torn safe house soon turned into a life-changing mission, blending Sam's love of Ukraine's people, culture—and surprisingly world-class spirits—with a new entrepreneurial purpose.Key highlights from this episode:Sam's powerful origin story: from U.S. Army service to front-line procurement and advisory roles during the Ukraine invasionThe clandestine (and sometimes comedic) adventures of smuggling Ukrainian wine and vodka for friends and familyWhy few Americans have ever tasted high-end Ukrainian spirits—and how Soviet history and geopolitics played a roleThe birth of Spirit Worldwide and its unique business model: every bottle supports landmine removal and humanitarian work in Ukraine, with 15% of profits pledged to life-saving initiativesUkraine's global wine history, cultural flavor, and the astonishing international success of their vodkas (including double gold awards at U.S. competitions)The real energy, resilience, and daily life inside Ukraine from someone who's lived through the war up closeEntrepreneurial lessons: navigating the U.S. alcohol industry from scratch, managing regulatory chaos, and building a brand that creates both impact and awarenessThis episode is not just about spirits—it's about true spirit in the face of adversity, and how a love for culture and people can fuel world-changing business. Don't miss this remarkable journey from combat boots to premium bottles, and learn how you can be a part of something bigger—one glass at a time.Listen, share, and discover more at Spirit Worldwide and @Thriveloud on all platforms!TIMESTAMPED OVERVIEW00:00 From Military to Defense Industry04:20 Living in Ukrainian Safe House09:49 Bringing Ukrainian Alcohol to USA11:10 Wine, Vodka, and Landmine Removal17:30 Balancing Philanthropy and Entrepreneurship18:27 Navigating Alcohol Industry Challenges24:21 The War's Sobering Impact26:19 New Brand Ambassador and Expansion30:54 "Sam Lerman's Ukrainian Influence"

Think walking slower keeps you safer as you age? That belief may be aging you - literally!In this episode, Dr. Jeffrey Guild, a specialist in balance and mobility for adults 70+, breaks down why walking faster may be the single most overlooked key to looking younger, walking better, and reducing your fall risk. Counterintuitive? Yes. Backed by science? Absolutely. What You'll Discover in This Episode:Why walking slower might increase your fall risk, and how your brain plays a roleThe two gait metrics most correlated with aging and instability, and how walking speed changes bothHow fast walking improves balance automatically even if you've been told to “be careful”The surprising link between walking speed, confidence, and how youthful you appear to othersWhat to do if walking faster isn't working when to look for deeper physical causes (like hip weakness or Parkinson's)Walk into every room with more strength, youth, and presence without adding any new exercise routines.Whether you're noticing a slower gait or want to stay ahead of balance problems, this is actionable insight for real transformation.Watch the full episode and try this one simple tip.Subscribe for weekly myth-busting insights about aging, strength, and fall prevention!Know someone who walks cautiously? Share this with them it could change how they move for life!

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Welcome to The EA Campus Podcast with your host, Nicky Christmas. In today's episode, we're diving into the different types of meetings your Executive attends and how you can manage them strategically to drive real progress.Here's what we cover:Why meetings matter more than ever—and how EAs can support their Executive's time as their most valuable resourceThe six key meeting types you need to know:Decision-Making Meetings – Where critical choices happenInformation-Sharing Meetings – Updates and reports that matterBrainstorming/Creative Sessions – Sparking new ideasRelationship-Building Meetings – Building trust and connectionsCrisis/Problem-Solving Meetings – When urgent solutions are neededGovernance/Board Meetings – Formal, high-level decision-makingHow to categorise meetings and tailor your prep: from agendas and pre-reads to setting the right mindset for each typeThe importance of managing transitions between meetings to avoid ‘meeting hangovers' and keep your Executive focusedTips for asking the right questions when scheduling meetings—like clarifying objectives, success criteria, and your Executive's roleThe difference you can make as an EA by setting every meeting up for success, transforming from a diary manager to a strategic partner

In this message from our City of Light series through 1 Corinthians, we continue exploring Paul's vision for a Spirit-empowered, unified, and selfless community of faith. In a world plagued by self-promotion and isolation, Paul calls the Church to something radically different: a body where every part matters, every gift is valued, and every believer belongs.Whether it's the more “spectacular” spiritual gifts or the quieter gifts of helping, guiding, or encouraging—each one is indispensable. And when we honor one another's gifts, we defeat division, grow in empathy, and become the kind of Church that truly shines in a dark world.

Katie welcomes her friend and returning guest, Stacey Uhrig, for another deeply insightful conversation—this time diving into Mel Robbins' viral new book, The Let Them Theory. Together, they unpack the powerful message behind the movement: letting go of control, learning to regulate our nervous systems, and choosing peace over people-pleasing.In this episode, Katie and Stacey explore:Why “letting them” is so hard for so many of us—especially womenThe nervous system's role in our need for control, belonging, and safetyHow trauma, early conditioning, and survival patterns keep us stuckThe "if, then spiral" and how it pulls us away from our truthHow to prioritize your own needs without shame or guiltWhy boundaries aren't selfish—they're essential for nervous system healthThe power of owning your individuality in relationshipsThe physical symptoms of anxiety and how the vagus nerve plays a key roleThe difference between the sympathetic (fight/flight) and parasympathetic (peace) states—and how to shift into calmWhy traditional talk therapy may not be enough for trauma healingA sneak peek into “parts work” and its connection to nervous system regulationWhether you've read The Let Them Theory or are just curious about the buzz, this conversation will leave you feeling seen, validated, and inspired to start releasing what's not yours to carry.✨ Resources & Mentions:The Let Them Theory by Mel RobbinsListen to our past episode on Internal Family Systems (IFS)Follow Stacey on Instagram: @staceyuhrig

Ayako Shotoku, Group General Counsel and Chief Risk Management Officer at Panasonic, shares her journey detailing her unexpected pivot from an international marketing role to go on to become the head of Panasonic's legal team and also an Executive officer and board member.  Ayako opens up about her early career, including her decisive transition into law, the influence of mentors, and the importance of stepping out of one's comfort zone. Ayako also reflects on her challenges, notable mistakes, and the invaluable lessons they taught her. If you are wondering if you are cut out to lead hundreds of people in an organisation, then this is the episode for you.If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, we'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Head over to Apple Podcasts to leave a review and we'd love it if you would leave us a message here!In this episode you'll hear:What happened when Ayako's marketing section was closed and she was assigned to the legal departmentHer learnings from challenges inside the company and in her leadership roleThe importance of mentoring forward in gratitude for mentorship receivedHer favourite bar, a memorable travel experience and other fun factsAbout AyakoAyako Shotoku is a Director, Member of the Board, and Executive Officer at Panasonic Holdings Corporation, where she serves as Group General Counsel and Chief Risk Management Officer. With a career spanning over three decades at Panasonic, she brings extensive experience in legal, compliance, and risk management to the table.She holds a Bachelor of Arts from the College of Comparative Culture at the University of Tsukuba and an LL.B. from Chuo University. She also obtained an LL.M. from the University of Pennsylvania Law School.Her career at Panasonic has been marked by consistent advancement and leadership. She joined the company, then Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., in 1991 and has since navigated the complexities of legal and compliance in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. From serving as General Counsel for various key divisions, including Automotive and Connected Solutions, to her current role overseeing the entire group's legal and risk strategy, she has consistently demonstrated her ability to lead and innovate within a global corporation.In her free time Ayako likes traveling, visiting places she has never been to, slow jogging and watching movies/dramas.Connect with AyakoLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/%E5%BD%A9%E5%AD%90-%E5%B0%91%E5%BE%B3-2a98b6163/ LinksBar Augusta https://tabelog.com/osaka/A2701/A270101/27002511/ Connect with Catherine Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/oconnellcatherine/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawyeronairFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/catherine.oconnell.148Twitter: https://twitter.com/oconnelllawyer 

Traveling while bloated is the worst—and if you're in menopause, it hits even harder. In this episode, I'm sharing my personal experience with bloating on the road (Mexico and Sedona included), what triggers it for me (looking at you, black pepper), and what actually works to prevent and relieve it.We're talking:What causes bloating during travelMy go-to supplements and what floppedWhy stress, cabin pressure, and food intolerances all play a roleThe difference between occasional bloating and the kind that lingersWhat to do when you're bloated right now (yes, I even share my "fart walks"

In this powerful episode of the Men of Influence show, host Tim Holloway sits down with Dr. James Barker, a former pastor turned neurologically-based chiropractor, to unpack the deep connections between faith, health, and leadership.Dr. Barker opens up about the painful lessons of toxic ministry, the grace that called him back, and how a spirit-filled life of service led him to launch Bonfire Chiropractic in Meridian, Idaho. This conversation isn't just for those in the church—it's for every man navigating spiritual recovery, emotional resilience, and physical excellence.In This Episode:Why being born again isn't just theology—it's a felt, transforming encounterHow to recognize and break free from toxic spiritual leadershipThe spiritual and scientific case for lifting weights and caring for your body as a templeWhy the Word, the Spirit, and a healthy community are your non-negotiablesThe link between nervous system health and brain longevity—and how chiropractic care plays a roleThe real reason many deconstruct—and how to walk with men through spiritual rebuilding"Toxic leadership manipulates by fear. True leadership liberates by grace."Learn more about Tim through the following links:FacebookPodcasting group

Today, I want to share something I originally wrote as an email to one of my coaching clients. It touches on something that shapes nearly everything we do: the pursuit of happiness.Here's the context. One of my clients is an executive at a major tech company. She's leading a bold new initiative that involves hiring, retaining, and coaching a team of sharp, high-performing people who can deliver results fast.She's working hard. She's making real progress. And in one of our sessions, a powerful question came up:How do I maximize happiness in this role? In this episode you'll learn: The difference between transactional and inherent happiness—and why most of us are addicted to the formerA personal story about the moment that shifted my perspective on success and fulfillmentWhat a rickshaw driver taught me about joy, even in the absence of wealth or statusWhy chasing happiness through promotions, praise, and paychecks can quietly lead to burnoutHow embracing complexity and paradox can unlock a more sustainable sense of well-beingWhat I told a tech executive client who asked how to maximize happiness in a high-pressure leadership roleThe surprising reason my clients often reach their goals faster when they stop clinging to specific outcomesA practical invitation to map your own Blueprint to Confidence—and redefine success on your terms: https://www.jamieleecoach.com/applyText me your thoughts on this episode!Enjoy the show? Don't miss an episode, listen and subscribe via Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Leave me a review in Apple Podcasts. Connect with me Book a free hour-long consultation with me. You'll leave with your custom blueprint to confidence, and we'll ensure it's a slam-dunk fit for you before you commit to working with me 1:1. Connect with me on LinkedIn Email me at jamie@jamieleecoach.com

Recorded live at Money 20/20, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada, Eyal is joined by three leading voices from the open banking community whom he knows rather well: Michelle Beyo, CEO & Founder of Finavator; David Birch, Author, Advisor and Principal at 15Mb; and Don Cardinal, Senior Vice President at the Financial Data Exchange. Together, they examine how open banking is taking shape across Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States, offering insights informed by their respective regions. Between them, they provide a global perspective on the evolution of open banking, not only based on activity in different regions, but across the three main pillars of open banking infrastructure: data sharing, real-time payments, and digital identity. David delves into the UK's early open banking implementation, Don explores the U.S.' market-driven approach to open finance, and Michelle shares her advocacy for a human-rights-based view of data ownership. From universal data rights to the rise of digital wallets, this conversation provides a comprehensive look at where the open banking standard is today and where it is headed. Specifically they discuss:Global approaches to open banking The significance of data rightsReal-time payments and digital walletsHow digital identity plays a crucial roleThe future of open banking in the US

In this episode, Jenna Barron interviews Antje Barth, principal developer advocate for generative AI at AWS.They discuss:The skills that are becoming more important as AI adoption increasesThe emergence of the AI engineering roleThe trend of "vibe coding"Resources:Amazon Q DeveloperEpisode transcript

On this episode of Secret Ops, we talk with Maxwell Nee award wining entrepreneur and Chief Revenue Officer at ScoreApp. Maxwell shares his journey from entrepreneur to investor to Chief Revenue Officer, bringing to life the lessons he's learned along the way. In this episode, we discuss:Transiting from investor to an internal business roleThe importance of alignment among business partnersThe Necessity of self-awareness in business successRole of data in understanding customer needsThe Scorecard Marketing playbook for getting better leads

Send us a textEver been ghosted—or ghosted someone yourself? It's more common than ever, but that doesn't make it any less painful. Whether it happens in dating, friendships, or the workplace, ghosting leaves confusion and hurt in its wake.Join Anna and Tim as they unpack the psychology behind ghosting, why people avoid hard conversations, and how to handle difficult exits with more maturity and compassion. They share personal stories, expert insights, and actionable strategies to break the ghosting cycle—for good.This episode covers:Why people ghost and what emotional patterns are behind itHow attachment styles and conflict avoidance play a roleThe rise of ghosting in modern dating, friendships, and jobsThe role of guilt, cognitive dissonance, and rationalizationHow technology and social norms have normalized ghostingThe emotional impact of being ghosted—and how to recoverScripts and strategies for handling tough conversations with graceUntil next time, here's to deeper connections and personal growth.Mad love!The podcast is now on YouTube! If you prefer to watch, head over to https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw3CabcJueib20U_L3WeaR-lNG_B3zYqu__________________________________________Don't forget to subscribe to the Badass Confidence Coach podcast on your favorite podcast platform!CONNECT WITH ANNA:Instagram https://www.instagram.com/askannamarcolin/TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/tag/askannamarcolinEmail hello@annamarcolin.comWebsite https://www.annamarcolin.com__________________________________________And for all your nutritional supplement needs, go to www.DrinkAG1.com/ANNA for five free travel packs and a free one-year supply of Vitamin D/K2

Send us a textIf you feel like sugar has a grip on you — even when you're trying to eat healthy — this episode is a must-listen. Max Lowery dives deep into the three hidden reasons behind sugar cravings and why willpower isn't the answer. You'll learn how metabolic inflexibility, emotional triggers, and deep-rooted beliefs are sabotaging your progress — and what to do about it.Packed with real client stories, actionable tips, and mindset shifts, this episode gives you the tools to reset your metabolism, rewire your brain, and take back control without cutting out your favourite foods.Key Topics:Why willpower fails (and what works instead)The role of metabolic flexibility in reducing cravingsHow emotional eating and childhood patterns play a roleThe dopamine-sugar connection no one talks aboutShifting identity and beliefs to break the cycleWhy most women are unknowingly keeping themselves stuckIf you've ever felt out of control around food, this episode will change how you see cravings — and yourself — forever.Listen now and learn how to finally make fat loss sustainable and sugar cravings a thing of the past.

Estate planning isn't just about passing on wealth—it's about protecting it, maximizing flexibility, and ensuring a seamless financial transition for future generations. With tax laws evolving, high-net-worth individuals must stay ahead to safeguard their legacies.In this episode, Bill Bell, VP of Advanced Sales at Penn Mutual, sits down with renowned estate planning attorney Jonathan Forester of Baker & Hostetler to break down key strategies for minimizing estate taxes and preserving wealth in an uncertain tax environment. Key Topics Covered:Major estate planning changes expected in 2025 and beyondThe impact of tax law uncertainty on estate planning decisionsWhy liquidity is essential for wealth preservation—and how life insurance plays a roleThe complexities of trusts and effective family wealth transfer strategiesHow estate planning is evolving for longer, more active retirements Whether you're a financial professional or someone looking to protect and optimize your legacy, this episode is packed with expert insights and actionable strategies to help you stay ahead. Don't miss it!Have a question or comment for Bill?  Drop him an email at: LifeMatters@PennMutual.com Follow UsTwitter @pennmutualFacebook @PennMutualInstagram @pennmutualLinkedIn @Penn MutualPresented by Penn Mutualwww.PennMutual.comThis podcast is for informational purposes. Guests' views, comments, and opinions on products, services, or strategies do not necessarily represent the views of or imply endorsement by The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company or its affiliates. Product availability, benefits and provisions vary by state. 7647753NS_FEB27

I'd love to hear your thoughts, text the show.Welcome to The CallingWelcome, beauties. In this episode, we continue exploring the essence of healing and expand on the idea that healing is being and being is healing. As healers, guides, and light activators, our role extends beyond fixing and restoring, we are here to break limiting perceptions and expand consciousness.Today, I invite you to ask a profound question: If so many healers and light workers exist, why does the world not appear healthier? We will explore the unseen forces that shape our reality, the limitations we impose on ourselves, and the power of fully embracing our divine nature. This episode is a call to step beyond personal healing and into true transformation, for ourselves, for others, and for the world.Episode SummaryHealing is not just about solving problems or bringing things back to balance, it is about creating expansion. Yet many of us, as healers and light workers, unconsciously limit ourselves. We may hesitate to fully own our power, suppress our voices, or hold back our light.In this episode, I explore:The question of why so much healing work exists, yet the world still strugglesHow societal conditioning and self-imposed limitations prevent us from fully stepping into our roleThe power of faith and recognising ourselves as divine extensionsHow fear of power and responsibility holds us back from true impactThe importance of fully using our voice and embracing our role as creators and leadersThis is an invitation to reflect on what we are not seeing, what we are not doing, and how we can step beyond our personal healing work to create a greater shift in consciousness.Key TakeawaysHealing is not just about fixing - it is about expansion and transformation.Many healers unconsciously limit themselves due to fear, societal expectations, or doubt.To truly heal, we must embrace our divine nature and recognise ourselves as powerful creators.The world reflects our collective consciousness - by shifting our awareness, we influence global transformation.Our voice and presence are essential tools for healing - we must use them fully and without hesitation.True healing happens when our ability to receive divine wisdom matches our willingness to share it.Join the conversation in the comments: Share your reflections on how you embrace your divine power.Let's Continue This ExplorationIn what ways are you holding back your power, your voice, or your presence?How can you step beyond personal healing into a greater role of transformation?I invite you to reflect and share your insights in the comments. Let's expand this conversation together.Next Episode TeaserJoin me next time as we continue this journey of expansion, presence, and deep transformation.Until then, may you embrace your presence, your voice, and your divine power. Homaya Resource Links: Website: https://homaya.org/ Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/homaya/ Free Light Constitution Quiz: https://homaya-amar.mykajabi.com/light_constitution_quiz Soul Contract Activation Meditations: https://homaya-amar.mykajabi.com/podcast-the-calling

For years, marketers have debated the value of MQLs, with some calling them outdated and others advocating for their evolution. But what if the solution isn't to abandon MQLs altogether, but to reimagine how they're used?In this episode, Nadia Davis, Senior Director of Revenue Marketing and Operations at PayIt, shares her unique perspective on the role of MQLs in account-based marketing (ABM). Nadia highlights the operational challenges, change management strategies, and practical adjustments that can make MQLs a valuable signal without letting them take center stage. She also explains how flipping the MQL process can create stronger collaboration between marketing and sales teams.In this episode, you'll learn:Why MQLs get a bad rap and how to redefine their roleThe operational and change management challenges of ABMPractical ways to align sales and marketing for better outcomesJump into the conversation:(00:00) Introducing Nadia Davis(05:01) The controversy around MQLs in ABM(08:05) Flipping the traditional MQL process(11:50) Using MQLs as signals, not goals(14:08) Timing challenges with MQL engagement(15:40) Operational hurdles in ABM success(18:37) Refining ICPs and account lists(21:52) Change management in ABM adoption(27:05) Bridging offline and online marketing

By request, Chris sits down with Donny Walston and Steve Burkholder for this prequel episode of the Big Country story. They discuss the life of one of the most controversial coonhounds of the 21st Century and give the whole story-no holds barred.Where did Big Country come fromWhat influential breeders and hunters played the big roleThe greatest completion run of any blue tick aliveWhat is wrong with the blue tick breedWhy can't blue ticks win on the big stageAre winners really talented or do they have great financial backingIt's all here and discussed between these great friends as they relive and reminisce one of the best coonhound partnerships ever.Release Date: 12-02-21 ►Get Your Houndsman XP Info, Gear & More Here!www.HoundsmanXP.com►Become a Patron of Houndsman XP! Check out our Tailgate Talks.|

Have you been feeling like you are too much in the day-to-day of your business, that you are the technician and you need to step into that leadership role? Then you're going to want to listen to this episode because our host, Diane Rolston, interviews Carol Surbey, and she will give you some tangible strategies to implement right away.Don't miss as Carol shares:Who she is and what she is passionate aboutThe meaning of the term she coined, "teeter totter leadership"The key challenges small business owners face, specifically when trying to transition from the hands-on operator to the strategic CEOHow the balance between the daily operations and strategic leadership change as a business owner makes this transitionSome practical steps a small business owner can take to begin shifting from the operational to that strategic leadership roleThe final reason why it's important for business owners to evolve their leadership style as their business grows, and what are some of the long-term benefitsAnd more!Carol's Bio: Carol Surbey transforms overwhelmed business owners into confident leaders, driving growth and profitability while maintaining stability. Passionate about simplifying success, she helps small businesses navigate complexities with ease. Her unique blend of strategic insight and practical solutions ensures sustainable results. Carol's commitment to her clients' success is evident in her track record of turning potential into performance. Her mantra, "making success simple," reflects her dedication to making business growth achievable. Carol's personalized coaching style makes her a trusted partner for business owners seeking clarity and direction.Carol's Social Media links: Website: www.carolsurbey.comYouTube: www.youtube.com/@CarolSurbey Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CarolSurbeyConsulting/Download Carol's gift for you, “Achieve Big Without the Overwhelm: Turn Ambitious Goals into Achievable Milestones!” https://www.carolsurbey.com/reverse_engineer_lead_gen_opt-inLooking for a Virtual Assistant? Check out Virtual Assistant Made Easy and see how it can help you delegate tasks: https://dianerolston.groovepages.com/va-made-easyWant to be a collaborative author alongside Carol and Diane in the upcoming Dynamic Women® Leadership Secrets book? Then make sure to save your spot: https://be-an-author.dynamicwomen.biz/This show's host, Diane Rolston, is called THE Expert on Being Dynamic and living a Dynamic Life. After leading hundreds of events and programs in her two businesses, speaking on international stages, being a published author while raising two young children, Diane Rolston knows all about work/life balance and getting things done! As an Award-Winning Coach and the CEO and founder of Dynamic Women®, a global community of women, her purpose is to unlock the greatness in others. Diane works with professionals all over the world to provide clarity, confidence, and action. Visit my website and Sign Up for my WEEKLY NEWSLETTER and you'll get FREE tips on how to live a dynamic...

I am delighted to welcome ChaNan back again for her second visit to Life An inside Job, her first, season 3 ep 12 Inside the Highly Sensitive Person, is my most downloaded episode ever. Seeing as there is an interest in sensitivity, I thought it would be good to talk about the perils of Christmas. ChaNan Bonser is a highly experienced therapist and trainer who is dedicated to helping others find their own unique way. She works with clients  both personally and in an organisational context, fostering resilience and calm. She holds regular Dreaming Circles in which participants develop a deeper connection to Earth and their interrelationship with our human selves through embodied imagination and creative prompts. We talk about:What sensitive folk need in winterHow to get out of overwhelmWhat keeps us from restingThe perils of perfectionism How to manage our expectationsHow to recover from the rescuer roleThe effect of alcohol and sugar on sensitive peopleThe value of understanding your own particular sensitivities ChaNan's website is: https://chananbonser.com/IG : https://www.instagram.com/chananbonser/A cracking 40% off ChaNan's online course available here until 24th Dec 2024These people have books and courses to support your sense of safety:Kimberly Ann JohnsonGabor MatéEuropean Association for Body PsychotherapyAccessing the Healing Power of the Vagus Nerve by Stanley RosenberyStressed and Overwhelmed  an excellent article by Brenee BrownPolyvagal theoryYou can buy me a cuppa here Buy The Perimenopause JournalKate's free resource libraryInstagram @kate_codringtonBuy Second SpringPerimenopause Unwrapped online course Perimenopause Starter Kit MusicTrust Me by RYYZNArtworkKate's portrait by Lori Fitzdoodles

Welcome back to another episode of The Alli From Corporate Podcast. This time, we're flipping the script—no talks of quitting or job searching. Instead, we're diving into how to transform your career and thrive without leaving your current job.I'm joined by Darcy Eikenberg, an executive coach, author, and speaker, who shares practical strategies to help you create positive changes in your career.In this episode, we cover:How to grow and advance your career while staying in your roleThe power of changing what you think, say, and doReal-world examples of setting boundaries, improving work dynamics, and assuming positive intentWhy job searching isn't always the best option—and what to do insteadA sneak peek into Darcy's book, Red Cape Rescue: Save Your Career Without Leaving Your JobWhether you're facing challenges at work, looking for new opportunities, or simply feeling stuck, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you take control of your career and find fulfillment right where you are.Learn more about Darcy Eikenberg: Website: https://redcaperevolution.comBook: Red Cape Rescue https://redcaperescue.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this episode, I break down the 8 telltale signs that it's time for you to make a career change. If you've been feeling stuck, unfulfilled, or just wondering if you should take the leap and find a new job, this is the episode you need. I dive into how to recognize the signs that your current role is no longer a good fit and how to take the next steps toward a more fulfilling and impactful career.You've worked hard to get where you are, but if you're nodding along to any of these signs, it's time to make a shift. In this episode, you'll learn:8 unique signs that tell you that it's time to make a career change - whether it's a new job, promotion, or improvement to your current roleThe hidden red flags that show your work environment doesn't align with your values.What you need to do to take the leap and make a change, even if you're afraid of making the wrong choiceHead over to Your Worthy Career for full show notes.Become an email insider and get the weekly Cheetah Chronicles with career strategies specifically for women in Pharma/Biotech. Sign up for free here.Design your unique career path in Pharma/Biotech and build the skills to get a new job or promotion. Learn more about working with me in the Beyond the Ceiling Club here.Melissa works with a limited number of clients 1-1. If you are looking for private support as a woman in Pharma/Biotech, click here.Love the podcast? Share your feedback by leaving us a review. Thank you!Connect on SocialsLinkedInInstagram

Onboarding is an essential—and often overlooked—part of running a business. If a team member's training is less than exceptional, they begin their role at a disadvantage. To avoid this, Kathy is sharing the onboarding process we use at AesthetiCare. From front desk to our most seasoned nurses, here's the process of how they excelled to greatness in their respective roles. In today's discussion:Share the core values of your practiceGetting everyone involved in marketingTouch base after 90 daysSpecialized onboarding by roleThe front Desk onboarding processCheat sheets for your front deskThe front desk manualAnswering the phone Reviewing phone call recordingsAesthetician onboarding processUtilizing the MINT e-coursesLinks from the episode:Vrtly Screen ManagementTuesday TrainingClinics To Watch Nomination FormOnline E-coursesThe Front Desk for Managers

Send us a textIn the rapidly evolving landscape of cybersecurity, staying ahead of emerging threats and technologies is crucial. This episode delves into the intricate world of cybersecurity with Joseph Carson, Chief Security Scientist and Advisory CISO at Delinea, as we explore the latest advancements and challenges in the field.With over three decades of experience, Carson shares valuable insights on the evolution of cybersecurity, from its humble beginnings as a subset of IT to its current status as a critical business function. He discusses the pivotal moments that shaped his career and the industry as a whole, including the impact of major cyber incidents and the changing nature of threats.Key Topics Covered:The transition of cybersecurity from an IT function to a business-critical roleThe importance of aligning cybersecurity strategies with business objectivesThe role of AI and quantum computing in shaping future cybersecurity challengesHuman risk management and its significance in modern cybersecurity practicesThe ethical considerations surrounding emerging technologiesConnect with Joseph CarsonLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephcarson/Twitter / X: https://twitter.com/joe_carsonConnect with usWebsite: securitymasterminds.buzzsprout.comKnowBe4 Resources:KnowBe4 Blog: https://blog.knowbe4.comJames McQuiggan - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmcquigganJavvad Malik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/javvadMusic Composed by: Brian Sanyshyn - https://www.briansanyshynmusic.comAnnouncer: Sarah McQuiggan - https://www.sarahmcquiggan.comShow Notes created with Capsho - www.capsho.comSound Engineering - Matthew Bliss, MB Podcasts.If you'd like to ask Matt what he can do for your podcast, visit https://www.mbpod.com and schedule a consultation today! 

In this episode, we sit down with Russ Nolting, the Regional Director of the Keller Williams Colorado Region. Russ shares his incredible journey from being a high school physics teacher to becoming a key player in the real estate arena. With decades of experience, Russ provides valuable insights into the choices, actions, and mindset shifts that have propelled his success. An entrepreneur at heart, Russ founded Nolting Enterprises, Inc. and Nolting Real Estate, which later merged into Keller Williams Realty STL. He also hosts the "Where Entrepreneurs Thrive" podcast, offering invaluable insights from his extensive career. His expertise has earned him features in Real Producers St. Louis magazine, the St. Louis Business Journal, and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. As a sought-after speaker, Russ has engaged audiences at Keller Williams global events, appeared on the Real Estate Titans podcast, and contributed to numerous panels on leadership, team building, market trends, recruiting, and sales strategies. Beyond his professional achievements, Russ is committed to mentoring and coaching, overseeing the activities of 3,500 REALTORS across Missouri and Colorado. He has conducted over 8,000 coaching calls, markedly improving individual and regional performances. In 2021, he initiated the Rocky Mountain Summit, an annual real estate conference in Vail, Colorado, designed to foster collaboration and innovation within the industry. Russ's journey from a local real estate agent to a respected regional director and successful entrepreneur exemplifies his dedication to continuous growth and excellence, solidifying his legacy in the real estate and business coaching sectors. Key Topics Discussed: Russ's transition from teaching to real estateThe challenges and opportunities of working in a family businessHow Russ built a successful independent brokerage and later transitioned to a regional leadership roleThe importance of focus, consistency, and proactive actions in achieving successThe role of coaching and mentorship in Russ's career developmentChoices, Actions, and Mindset Shifts Highlighted: Choices: Focusing on income-generating activities, seeking coaching, and embracing new opportunitiesActions: Daily lead generation, continuous personal development, and strategic networkingMindset Shifts: Moving from passivity to consistent activity, embracing flexibility in goals, and prioritizing energy managementKey Takeaways: Success in real estate is built on daily, consistent activities that drive results.Coaching and mentorship can provide the guidance needed to overcome challenges and reach new heights.Flexibility in goals allows for adaptation and growth as opportunities arise.Contact Information for the Guest: Russ NoltingLinks:  http://linktr.ee/rtnolting  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, rate, and review the Double Duty Agent Podcast. Share these inspiring stories with fellow agents who could benefit from the insights shared. To receive our weekly newsletter, please visit https://doubledutypodcast.com. Until next week, stay motivated, stay focused, and keep pushing towards your goals!Send us a text

“You didn't mean it. You never mean it. You didn't mean it the time when you put up the bouquet with the 'get well' card in the funeral parlor, and sent the black lilies to the old lady in the hospital, you didn't mean it.”Roger Corman's 38th Film in 5 YearsThe year was 1960. The American movie landscape was dominated by Westerns, sword-and-sandal epics, and Rock and Roll musicals. But in the underbelly of Hollywood, a different kind of movie was brewing. This was the era of exploitation cinema, and Roger Corman was its undisputed king. With a knack for spotting talent and squeezing every penny out of a budget, Corman churned out low-budget genre films at an astonishing rate. The Little Shop of Horrors was one of them. Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we kick off our Member Bonus Roger Corman series with a conversation about his 1960 film The Little Shop of Horrors.Don't Feed the JokesIn this episode, we dig into the fascinating backstory of how The Little Shop of Horrors came to be, a film shot in just two days on a set borrowed from another Corman production, A Bucket of Blood. We marvel at Corman's legendary efficiency and his ability to create entertaining films on a shoestring budget. We also discuss the film's unique blend of horror and comedy, noting how the comedic elements ultimately overshadow the horror, making for a surprisingly funny viewing experience. We analyze the film's sharp, witty dialogue, packed with puns, wordplay, and topical references that would have resonated with audiences in 1960.Other Buds to Snip From This ConversationJack Nicholson's small but memorable roleThe film's connection to the later stage musical and film adaptationThe somewhat effective practical effects used to bring Audrey Jr. to lifeThe film's lasting legacy as a cult classicThe differences between the original ending and the ending of the musicalThe Little Shop of Horrors is a fascinating time capsule of early 1960s filmmaking and a testament to Roger Corman's ingenuity and talent. It's a fun, fast-paced, and surprisingly funny film that holds up remarkably well today. We have a great time talking about it, so check it out then tune in. The Next Reel – when the movie ends, our conversation begins!Film SundriesWatch this on Apple or Amazon, or find other places at JustWatchScript OptionsTheatrical trailerLetterboxdThis is a member bonus episode. We'd love it if you became a member to support our show, but you'd love it because of everything you get. We have monthly member bonus episodes that only members can access. You also get other monthly member bonus episodes, access to members-only Discord channels, and early releases for every episode. Plus, no ads! And you get to vote on the movies we discuss in our members only episodes! What can we say? It pays to be a member. Learn more about supporting The Next Reel Film Podcast through your own membership — visit TruStory FM.

While many find fulfillment in mastering one craft, others thrive when exploring new worlds and challenges. My guest for this episode of Shift Out Loud has excelled at playing a bigger game in a variety of sectors, from business to academia to politics.Kathy Taylor is a woman with an incredible body of work. Her past roles include corporate EVP, Dean of the Collins College of Business at the University of Tulsa, and the 38th mayor of Tulsa, to name just a few. Currently, she's dipping her toes into the retail world and unlocking the potential of women entrepreneurs through VEST, a peer network and investment fund.In this conversation, Kathy and I talk about her shift from aspiring journalist to successful securities and franchise law attorney, the calling that brought her back to Oklahoma, and her recent transition into network and community-building.Ready to play bigger? Listen now to discover: Why Kathy ran for office, how she won the election, and why she loved the roleThe story behind Mother Road Market, a multicultural food hall that supports and promotes Tulsan entrepreneursHow a toxic, male-led work culture led Kathy to launch her law practice  Guest bio: The Honorable Kathryn L. Taylor most recently served as the Dean of the Collins College of Business at the University of Tulsa. Her previous positions include Mayor of Tulsa, Oklahoma Secretary of Commerce, Tourism & Workforce, CEO of ImpactTulsa, and Executive Vice President & General Counsel of Dollar/Thrifty Car Rental. She is a founding member of VEST, a network for expanding the pipeline of women in positions of influence.Timestamps:01:42  Intro04:00  Meet Kathy Taylor08:40  Mother Road Market13:13  Thrifty Car Rental15:58  Cooking & Julia Childs17:49  Workplace toxicity & advocacy22:24  Running for mayor25:44  Accomplishments & challenges30:56  Shift into academic leadership34:06  Dubaian student & mentee stories36:07  Shift into VEST & Goods Together41:20  Personal mantra43:47  Time with the grandkids & final tipLinks:VESTDiscover your tactical leadership toolkit: theleaderlab.comInterested in working with me or having me speak at your event? Find more information at tracyspears.com For insights that will help you play bigger in your life, work, and community, visit my resource library: tracyspears.com/blog —Connect with me:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/tracylspears Facebook: facebook.com/TracySpearsSpeaker Instagram: @tracylspears If you love the podcast, please consider leaving a rating and review — this will help others discover how to play a bigger game and step into their fullest potential! Watch these episodes on Youtube! Make sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel, and ring the bell for notifications so you never miss an episode!

Episode Highlights With Nazlie LafefiWhy most OTC medications are outdated and were created before we understood inflammation and its roleThe reason many products don't address root causes and aren't helpful in the long-termSurprising ways that many OTC medications workHow to address the root cause of colds and flu at the inflammatory levelThe respiratory lining is similar to the gut lining and ways to support itOTC products can damage the respiratory lining just like we can damage the gut liningYet another reason to avoid sugar The fascinating way she discovered this new approach when studying signaling moleculesProblems with the conventional approach to handling allergiesHow some OTC products get in the way of the body's natural repair process Why taking allergy medication can make you more prone to getting sickHow aspirin plus omega-3 can help the body build resolvins and shorten the duration of illnessResources We MentionBiovantaReady, Set, Food