Podcasts about rule maker

Chris Bowes, Vice President of Tournaments for Bassmaster, joins Chris Zaldain and Trait Zaldain on The Bilge Podcast presented by Battle Born Batteries to discuss recent events in the bassmaster tournament world that have resulted in DQs and other interesting situations he deals with running the world's most prestigious bass tournaments.

W Polsce rocznie powstaje 30 tys. stron aktów prawnych. W jaki sposób optymalizować ich liczbę i treść? O tym, jak powstają akty prawne w handlu międzynarodowym, regulującym przypływ towarów i usług elektronicznych opowiadają analityczka prawna DELab UW dr hab. Magdalena Słok-Wódkowska (WPiA UW) oraz analityk DELab UW, Łukasz Nawaro (WNE UW) w rozmowie z dr Justyną Pokojską. → co interesującego jest w umowach handlowych i dlaczego warto zajmować się ich analizą? → jak wygląda analiza umów handlowych? → dlaczego państwa "pożyczają" od siebie rozwiązania prawne i czy jest to legalne? → kto tworzy a kto zapożycza rozwiązania? → kto jest propagatorem nowych rozwiązań w umowach handlowych? → czy każdy użytkownik sieci może zapoznać się z umowami handlowymi i jakie trudności stoją przed analitykami? → jakie wzory i prawidłowości udało się uchwycić w badaniu? → gdzie zespół badawczy widzi potencjał, by rozszerzyć analizy?

Hey creative friends! Whether you're just getting started in pursuing your creative passion or have been tirelessly trying to "make it happen" for years, we all face the challenge of how to make what we love to do our own. This week we ponder the questions: Are we rule makers or breakers? Or both? Join us as we discuss how we've tried to find the answers for ourselves and our creative journey.

On Ep 146, Ena talks with Tennessee State Representative District 98 Antonio Parkinson. Originally from Oakland, CA, the Marine Corps brought him to the Memphis area as an air traffic controller in Millington. He speaks of his formative years dealing with homelessness, neglect and behavioral issues. Prior to his political career, Antonio was involved in the music business as an artist and producer. His leadership with the Memphis Music Commission led him towards his political career as Tennessee State Representative, District 98. Find out exactly what that role entails, his most prized rulings and how covid has affected Antonio's world.

On Ep 146, Ena talks with Tennessee State Representative District 98 Antonio Parkinson. Originally from Oakland, CA, the Marine Corps brought him to the Memphis area as an air traffic controller in Millington. He speaks of his formative years dealing with homelessness, neglect and behavioral issues. Prior to his political career, Antonio was involved in the music business as an artist and producer. His leadership with the Memphis Music Commission led him towards his political career as Tennessee State Representative, District 98. Find out exactly what that role entails, his most prized rulings and how covid has affected Antonio's world.

In our second part on Everything Begins & Ends, we cover our strong lines from the first half of the collection, including the stories, "He Has Gone to be with the Women," "Art of Translation," & "Rule Maker." --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/literallyliterary/message

On today's Global Exchange Podcast, we are joined by CGAI-fellow Stephen Nagy to discuss Indo-Pacific, China, Huawei, 5G controversy, and where Canada fits into the geotechnological strategic constellation. The Global Exchange is part of the CGAI Podcast Network. Subscribe to the CGAI Podcast Network on SoundCloud, iTunes, or wherever else you can find Podcasts! Bios: - Colin Robertson (host) - A former Canadian diplomat, Colin Robertson is Vice President of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute. - Stephen Nagy - A CGAI fellow and a Senior Associate Professor in the Department of Politics and International Studies at the International Christian University, Tokyo. Related Links: - “Canada's passive playbook on China takes too many pages from Beijing” [CGAI Commentary] (https://www.cgai.ca/canadas_passive_playbook_on_china_takes_too_many_pages_from_beijing) - "https://www.cgai.ca/coping_with_chinas_rise_a_role_for_canada" [CGAI Podcast] (https://www.cgai.ca/coping_with_chinas_rise_a_role_for_canada) Recommended Books: Stephen Nagy - "The Mind of Empire" by Christopher Ford and Nick Vaughan-Williams (https://www.amazon.ca/Mind-Empire-History-Relations-Millennium-ebook/dp/B0078XFU3E/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=a+mind+of+empire+christopher+ford&qid=1566231181&s=gateway&sr=8-3) - The Great Delusion" by John Mearsheimer (https://www.amazon.ca/Great-Delusion-Liberal-International-Realities/dp/0300234198/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=the+great+delusion&qid=1566232220&s=gateway&sr=8-1) Recording Date: July 30, 2019 Give 'The Global Exchange' a review on iTunes! Follow the Canadian Global Affairs Institute on Facebook, Twitter (@CAGlobalAffairs), or on Linkedin. Head over to our website www.cgai.ca for more commentary. Produced by Jared Maltais and Jay Rankin. Music credits to Drew Phillips.

Lifeboats for ships and lifeboats for skyscrapers. Let's talk about who's doing what with an eye on who might be poised to make money in the near future; without naming names.

The Rules To Supersize Your Business... Are you a rule follower or a rule maker? Get free Supersize Your Business strategies here every day: https://facebook.com/supersizebusiness/ #supersizebusiness #rules #beyou

Are you a rule maker or a rule breaker?  Lisa and Sue ponder which side of the fence they fall on. Interestingly, when we are inundated with rules, legislation and good old fashion expectations but I […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_owls/p/joy.org.au/owls/wp-content/uploads/sites/347/2018/03/Episode-24-Rule-Maker-or-Rule-Breaker-FINAL.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 25:51 — 35.5MB) The post Rule Maker or Rule Breaker appeared first on This is OWL Lives.

eXpressO Urself - Are you a rule maker or a rule breaker? The downfall of Blockbuster.

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In this episode Dyami and Sean talk with Brendan Gaffney about his rule making, his woodworking and the fun of community support.

Reach out to us on Twitter: Doug- @DJDoug Strickland- @NiceGuyonBiz Lee - @LeeColan   Lee's Contact info: Lee@TheLGroup.com 214-789-8053   Show notes from our new Production Assistant - Anna Nygren http://www.annavnygren.com/  Twitter - @annavnygren   Intro and Beginning Doug - “His critics say that even Lee brings order to chaos in the business world.” Lee - "We try to take concepts that leaders and entrepreneurs deal with on a day in and day out basis and translate concepts into actionable steps they could take." "You really can't measure and manage a concept." "We consider ourselves the ‘how-to' consulting firm." Q & A Doug - “While all of that sounds like a great elevator speech…. what the fuck does that mean? What can I get out of what your company does?” “Our niche is really helping people execute and implement concepts versus just kind of talk about them, we don't kind of ‘hand off a deck.' ” Adherence Equation “We have a simple model on execution, we call it the adherence equation which says, Your focus * Your competence * Your passion = Your ability to execute your plans Your focus is about the "what" - what do you do, what do you not do? Competence is about the "how" - so it's not just your skills, it's your processes, your metrics, your systems, your language Passion is about the why: it is all about the connections that you are making with yourself, with the bigger purpose” “What is the single thing that is most important to you…and how do you focus on that?” Self-Knowledge “The most important form of knowledge is self-knowledge None of us have all the gifts it takes to run a business "Living in your sweet spot" - That intersection of what you're naturally gifted at where your interests lie. One of the primary objectives ought to be spending most of your time in things that you love doing” “The more time you can spend in your gifted area, the more your business is going to flourish” “A lot of people have that awareness but then still don't execute well” The Knowing-Doing Gap Doug - "I'm coming to the realization that there is a difference between the psychology of understanding what you are and who you are and the execution of actually putting stuff together." Lee - “Yes, the knowing doing gap.” Doug - “There is a difference between what you know and what you do. But is it really that simple?” "It takes daily disciplines and that is where people fall." “ You're "why" has to be bigger than any "but" ” Action Item One Thing - "What is the single thing, the one thing that is most important to you by the end of the year?” “The one thing is defined as even if a lot of other stuff doesn't get done, your year is still a victory. Here is the other side of the definition though… if you don't get that one thing done and still get lots of other stuff done, your year is a failure You have to know, when to say no” Tyranny of the Urgent: “We have this illusion, this perception that things that are in our face - a text message, an e-mail, a meeting - appear to be more urgent but in fact they are not.” “Do it, dump it, delegate it or defer it” How to Find Your One Thing “It really is about stepping back.. What do you want your life to look like? And then build your business vision around that” Most Important Question "The most important question that often times entrepreneurs forget to answer is, 'What is the economic model?' 'Is there a real viable market for this and how is this going to sustain my life?' ” “95% of small businesses are done in a year, they're out… they do not have a financial or business plan” “I manage my own attitude and plant the seeds of success on my own mind.” Doug - “How successful are you at getting people out of this stuck-point.. The shittiest place that a business can be in?” The biggest challenge is focus Entrepreneurs are naturally attracted to the different shinny objects - the next opportunity, the next business deal Doug - "It is not just about the business, it is about what you want." Winners Always Quit “We get stuck in our approaches to get there.. ‘I want to stay in my comfort zone.' You stay focused on your goal, you don't quit that… but along the way you might have to quit lots of different methods to be able to get there. If it is not working, I don't see just giving up on the goal… but we have to be very quick to quit our methods.” Doug - "Successful people, motivated people, are they born? Or can you make someone be successful or motivated?” “No matter who we are, we all have a natural gift at some point. If we just let that be, let it sit in a stagnant state, we are not going to be successful. It is 2 components - it is finding your natural giftedness but then honing it. Find where the person is naturally gifted and double down there.” Closing Statements “To me, the definition of nice is getting outside of yourself and finding a way to serve others” “Our goal is to just help you elevate your leadership. Leaders are learners.” Doug- @DJDoug Strickland- @NiceGuyonBiz     Please visit our sponsors- Get Doug's micro-learning course plus a free copy of his audio book for the amazing price of $49.00, that's $171.00 off of the regular price just for being a listener to the podcast! 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