Podcasts about Sandahl

This week it is such a pleasure to welcome Iben Dissing Sandahl to The Hamilton Review Podcast! Iben, a renowned Danish author, licensed psychotherapist, and educator, is widely recognized for her bestselling books "The Danish Way of Parenting" and its sequel, "The Danish Way of Raising Teens," which have been translated into 32 languages. In this conversation Iben discusses the following:   - The Danish way of parenting principles - The importance of trust and setting boundaries - Respectful communication with your teen and more.   Parents, the advice and principles that Iben shares is absolute gold. The teen years are tough to navigate - don't miss this important episode!  Iben Dissing Sandahl, a renowned Danish author, licensed psychotherapist, and educator, is widely recognized for her bestselling books "The Danish Way of Parenting" and its sequel, "The Danish Way of Raising Teens," which have been translated into 32 languages.  As a global advocate for children's well-being, she passionately promotes the ten principles of Danish parenting, which have significantly contributed to Denmark being ranked the happiest country in the world for more than 40 years.  Iben's work has inspired thousands of families, schools, and organizations worldwide, and she is frequently featured in esteemed publications such as The Washington Post, The New York Times, and Psychology Today.  Through her workshops, lectures, and counseling, Iben continues to make a profound impact on parents and professionals, empowering them to raise confident, happy, and resilient children. How to contact Iben Dissing Sandahl:   Instagram: @thedanishway https://www.instagram.com/thedanishway/?hl=da   LinkedIn: Iben Sandahl https://www.linkedin.com/in/iben-sandahl-75a90b1a?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app   Website: ibensandahl.com https://ibensandahl.com   Parenting by Iben Sandahl App: https://bit.ly/parenting_app       How to contact Dr. Bob: Dr. Bob on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChztMVtPCLJkiXvv7H5tpDQ Dr. Bob on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drroberthamilton/ Dr. Bob on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bob.hamilton.1656 Dr. Bob's Seven Secrets Of The Newborn website: https://7secretsofthenewborn.com/ Dr. Bob's website: https://roberthamiltonmd.com/ Pacific Ocean Pediatrics: http://www.pacificoceanpediatrics.com/  

Would you like to avoid conflicts and drama with your kids? You might want to explore the principles of the Danish Way of Parenting. In this episode, Hunter talks to Iben Sandahl about shifts in mindset about trust, play, ultimatums, and how to reframe things for your child. Let's learn from the “happiest country on earth!” ABOUT HUNTER CLARKE-FIELDS: Hunter Clarke-Fields is the host Mindful Parenting Podcast (Top 0.5% podcast ), global speaker, number 1 bestselling author of “Raising Good Humans” and “Raising Good Humans Every Day,” Mindfulness Meditation teacher and creator of the Mindful Parenting Course and Teacher Training. Find more podcasts, Hunter's books, blog posts, free resources, and more at MindfulMamaMentor.com. Discover your Unique-To-You Podcast Playlist at mindfulmamamentor.com/quiz/ We love the sponsors that make this show possible! You can always find all the special deals and codes for all our current sponsors on our website: /mindfulmamamentor.com/mindful-mama-podcast-sponsors/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's bonus episode Aaron and Randy talk about the highlights from Alice Sandahl's interview as well as covering some of the hot topics of the day. This was recorded in the evening so the boys are a little punchier than normal.

On this weeks podcast Randy sits down with singer songwriter/ educator Alice Sandahl. they talk about song writing, touring, and teaching. Alice runs an awesome 30 day songwriting works shop you should check out! https://www.alicesandahl.com/ https://www.instagram.com/aliceintheriver/ https://alicesandahl.bandcamp.com/album/bright-blue

Lars Sandahl, adm. direktør i Dansk Industri (DI), er i podcast-studiet. Vi taler om den grønne omstilling, om truslerne for grønne virksomheder i Danmark og Europa, om barrierer og også en lille smule om mulighederne.(02:13) Var der nok fokus på klimadagsordenen i statsministerens tale i forbindelse med Folketingets åbning?»Det var en meget fin tale på mange måder, men jeg mangler handlekraft,« siger Lars Sandahl og tilføjer, at han ikke er stolt over hastigheden på reel grøn omstilling.(08:54) Er det en løsning at udelukke f.eks. kinesiske producenter på det europæiske marked?Lars Sandahl ser helst ikke, at vi udelukker nogen. Til gengæld mener han, at Europa mangler initiativ for at modstå konkurrencen mod statsstøttede virksomheder fra bl.a. Kina. »Vi er indirekte med til i Europa at ødelægge vores egne industrier - ikke kun på energi og vedvarende energi, men også på andre områder,« lyder det.(10:01) Hvad skal der gøres fra europæisk side for at modstå konkurrencen fra USA's grønne støtteordninger?Både amerikanske og andre virksomheder uden for USA nyder godt af Biden's grønne støttepakke. Den grønne omstilling sker meget hurtigere i USA, og den amerikanske stilart vinder lige i øjeblikket mod den europæiske. »Det er et større problem for Danmark, end det er for danske virksomheder,« siger Lars Sandahl.(13:13) Har Europa tabt kapløbet mod vest og øst i forhold til konkurrenceevnen?»Hvis du kigger ud på banen og på, hvem der ligger hvor lige nu, så er der ikke nogen som helst tvivl om, at Europa ligger absolut bagest,« lyder det kontant fra Lars Sandahl. Den gode nyhed er, at vi godt kan komme frem i bussen igen.(20:11): Hvor stor en udfordring er mangel på arbejdskraft i forhold til den grønne omstilling?Ifølge Lars Sandahl er det »virkelig problematisk,« at der ikke er nogen til at gøre alt det, der skal gøres i den grønne omstilling. »Hvor er hænderne, hvor er hovederne?« Løsningen er blandt andet, at vi får mere international arbejdskraft ind, mener Lars Sandahl.I studiet: Lars Sandahl, adm. direktør i DI og ESG-redaktør Signe Ferslev.Teknik og lyddesign: Kasper Søegaard og Anders Thykier.

Prästen May Heldal och författaren Patricia Tudor-Sandahl i ett i somrigt samtal i Vitemölla med programledaren Marianne Greip om den personliga tron och andligheten. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Havet, längtan, kallelse och Guds röst handlar samtalet om i denna gudstjänst.Under sommaren sänds Gudstjänsten i P1 från några olika somriga utomhusmiljöer i Sverige. Under 6 söndagar får programmen en annan form och ett annat innehåll som bygger på samtal med två olika gäster i varje program. Det vilar på kristen grund och kommer att handla om andlighet, tro och ett kristet liv, men med en mer personlig och öppen form än traditionella gudstjänster.Till varje program har programledaren bjudit in en präst eller pastor och där samtalet kommer att kretsa kring de frågor som ligger gästen varmt om hjärtat t ex konfirmation eller mystik.Varje gäst har i sin tur att bjudit in ytterligare en gäst som på något sätt fungerat som mentor eller förebild när det gäller den egna kristna tron och den andliga utvecklingen. På så sätt kan samtalet fördjupas på ett spännande sätt.Medverkande:May Heldal, kyrkoherde i Söndrum-Vapnös församlingPatricia Tudor-Sandahl, psykoterapeut och författare Presentationerna läses av Jocke WallgrenBibelcitat:Psaltaren 86:11"Visa mig, Herre, din väg, jag vill vandra i din sanning"Musik:Laer meg å kjenne dine veier - Sissel KyrkjeböGabriellas sång - Helen SjöholmMisere - The Tallis ScholarsS:t Patricks bön - Erik TillingTekniker:Magnus LarssonProgramledare och producent:Marianne Greipliv@sverigesradio.se

According to the World Happiness Report, Danish people have consistently topped the charts as the happiest people on earth. But what makes them so happy? Could it be the way they parent? In today's bonus episode, I am thrilled to speak with Iben Sandahl, author of the book, "The Danish Way of Parenting: What the Happiest People in the World Know About Raising Confident, Capable Kids." As a professional parenting expert, psychotherapist, family counselor, teacher, and speaker, Iben has over 20 years of experience and insight into child psychology and education, which she expertly translates into the Danish way of practicing parenthood. In her book, Iben presents six essential principles that spell out P-A-R-E-N-T, providing a practical and upbeat approach to raising happy, confident, and successful kids. Join us as we uncover the secrets of Danish parenting and learn how to incorporate the Danish way of parenting into our own lives.----------------------Links Discussed in This EpisodeOrder a Copy of Minimalist Moms: Living and Parenting with SimplicityPrevious Episode: EP258: "Cocoa By Candlelight": Creating a Hygge Home with Meik WikingBook: My Hygge Home by Meik WikingConnect with Iben:WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagramBook: The Danish Way of Parenting by Iben SandahlView the entire shownotes page.Enjoy this Podcast?Learning how you can get rid of clutter and live an intentional and purposeful life has never been this simple. If you enjoyed today's episode of the Minimalist Moms Podcast, then hit subscribe and share it with your friends!Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning into this podcast, then do not hesitate to write a review. You can also share this with your fellow mothers so that they can be inspired to think more and do with less.Have any questions? You can contact me through my website, find me on Instagram, or like The Minimalist Moms Page on Facebook.Thanks for listening! For more updates and episodes, visit the website. You may also tune in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or Stitcher.——————————————Episode Sponsors |The Minimalist Moms Podcast would not be possible without the support of weekly sponsors. Choosing brands that I believe in is important to me. I only want to recommend brands that I believe may help you in your daily life. As always, never feel pressured into buying anything. Remember: if you don't need it, it's not a good deal!Thrive Market |Baby Quip |HelloFresh | Go to Hellofresh.com/minimalist16 and use code MINIMALIST16 for 16 free meals plus free shipping!Lifeway CSB | Use code MMCSB23 at checkout on Lifeway.com, and you'll receive a 40% discount on regular priced CSB Bibles.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/minimalist-moms-podcast2093/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Captain Sarah Sandahl from School's Out Sport Fishing joins the show for Episode #171. Topics for today's show include trout and salmon fishing from Racine, Wisconsin, crushing cohos, and developing a good first mate. Captain Gerard Urbanozo is cohosting this episode. For more Great Lakes fishing information, visit https://fishhawkelectronics.com/blog/

Iben Sandahl, the best-selling author of The Danish Way of Parenting, has 20 years of experience in child psychology. I talk to her today about her phenomenal book, and what makes Danish families so darn happy! Listen to learn: • the Danish way of parenting • what is hygge? • the inner work parents need to do • how teens are unfairly labeled • fluid boundaries of children • importance of critical thinking skills • Iben's final piece of advice Your Moments: 00:00 - Intro 01:30 - What is the Danish way of parenting? 05:07 - What is hygge and why is it so important to Danes? 08:02 - The inner work that every parent should do 13:40 - How teens are unfairly labeled 18:31 - The fluid boundaries of children 21:24 - The vital importance of teaching our kids critical thinking skills 24:04 - The benefits of being a full member of Iben's support group 29:06 - Iben's one piece of advice to parents 29:48 - Goodbye Iben's website: The Danish Parenting Club: https://ibensandahl.com/ Find Iben's book at Bookshop.org: https://bookshop.org/p/books/the-danish-way-of-parenting-what-the-happiest-people-in-the-world-know-about-raising-confident-capable-kids-jessica-joelle-alexander/11712589?ean=9780143111719 #hygge #danishwayofparenting #danishparenting #parenting #childrearing #childpsychology #psychology #happykids #family #innerwork #dothework #criticalthinking #danishparenting #danishparentingclub --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sandwichparenting/message

A classic trajectory, teaching French, and well known Craigslist bands. Alice Sandahl (La Luz) "On solo debut Bright and Blue, Alice Sandahl (La Luz) excavates with unvarnished vulnerability themes of loss, grief, and hope for the future with keyboard-driven music that combines pop, jazz, and the Great American songbook—Nina Simone meeting Harry Nilsson in a smoky bar anywhere in the world." Excerpt from https://alicesandahl.bandcamp.com/album/bright-blue Alice Sandahl: Bandcamp: https://alicesandahl.bandcamp.com/album/bright-blue Instagram: @aliceintheriver Website: https://www.alicesandahl.com La Luz: Bandcamp: https://laluz.bandcamp.com Instagram: @laluzband Website: https://luzer.online Merch: https://laluz.bandcamp.com/merch The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn17dSz8kST_j_EH00O4MQ/videos

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Hver lørdag får Esben Kjær besøg af skiftende gæster, der giver ugens nyheder med grovfilen og sætter dem i et skarpt og ofte satirisk lys. I denne uge er Dansk Industris direktør Lars Sandahl Sørensen gæst. Blandt emnerne: Socialdemokratiet vil lette skatten og betale med besparelser på jobcentrene - er det særlig socialdemokratsk? Blå blok vil give frit valg på alt muligt - hvor langt mon dén enighed holder? Ny, eksplosiv bog fra PET-chef Lars Findsen - er han gaven, der bliver ved med at give? Vært: Esben Kjær. bagklog@dr.dk

Hello UK Giant Robots listeners! Our next event allows you to hear from and connect with both Founders and Investors on all things Fundraising. The event will be 1 part panel discussion and 1 part breakout sessions. We hope you can make it! Register today at: tbot.io/fundraising-uk (https://thoughtbot.com/events/fundraising-uk-event?utm_source=socials&utm_medium=socials&utm_campaign=UK%20fundraising%20event) Göran Sandahl is Director of Growth at Airbrake LogicMonitor, frictionless error monitoring and performance insights for your entire app stack. Victoria talks to Göran about having a product-led growth engine, how Airbrake can help developers identify and solve errors and bugs in applications, and developing a product geared towards a specific segment of the market. Airbrake (https://www.airbrake.io/) Follow Airbrake on Twitter (https://twitter.com/airbrake/), GitHub (https://github.com/airbrake/), Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/airbrake.io), YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/c/airbrakechannel), or LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/airbrake-io/). Follow Göran on Twitter (https://twitter.com/gsandahl) or LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/goransandahl/). Follow thoughtbot on Twitter (https://twitter.com/thoughtbot) or LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/150727/). Become a Sponsor (https://thoughtbot.com/sponsorship) of Giant Robots! Transcript: VICTORIA: This is The Giant Robots Smashing Into Other Giant Robots Podcast, where we explore the design, development, and business of great products. I'm your host, Victoria Guido. And with us today is Göran Sandahl, Director of Growth at Airbrake LogicMonitor, frictionless error monitoring and performance insights for your entire app stack. Göran, thank you for joining us. GÖRAN: Thanks for having me. VICTORIA: Wonderful. So just tell me a little bit more about Airbrake and how it all got started. GÖRAN: So Airbrake is, as you said, an error and performance monitoring tool. It was actually, funnily enough, started as a side-project within thoughtbot. So it's a little bit full circle here joining this podcast here. But I'm a recent addition to Airbrake, so I don't know the details of the time when they started over ten years ago. So talking about Airbrake and the journey since then, lots of things have happened with Airbrake. It has gone through multiple acquisitions since then, both from industry players on the infrastructure side to various venture capital investors buying the company. And now Airbrake is owned by LogicMonitor, who bought Airbrake somewhat like a year ago. And it focuses exclusively on the developer audience for LogicMonitor. And I lead growth, so I work with our growth team. We have a product-led growth engine. So we don't do a lot of traditional sales or anything like that, so a lot of it is word of mouth. And this is something that drew me to Airbrake was its strong kind of grassroots movement in Ruby and other web and application languages. So that's what I know about Airbrake's early days, which isn't a lot. VICTORIA: Right. It was the very first exception monitoring service in the world. And we grew it to have three people working full time on it. And then, like what you said, it was sold to someone else who went on to continue to grow it. And it has been through several acquisitions. And from your perspective today, where is this service originally called Hoptoad [laughs], and then now it's Airbrake? And what kind of scale are you seeing? What are your customers like today? GÖRAN: Obviously, I don't know exactly how the product looked like back then. But a lot of it, I think, has stayed the same. It focuses on simple error monitoring, simple performance monitoring, and simple deployment tracking. So it's pretty much the same focus I believe in the product. This is what makes it stand out still today. We can talk about observability, and happy to do that. This is my third company that I've been working for as a monitoring company, so I know fairly a bit about it. Airbrake today is heavily focused on...we focus on what we call lean dev teams. We focus on the teams that try to move a little bit quicker, maybe than what they may, doesn't necessarily have the backup of an ops team or a DevOps team. So we really focus on building a product that is fully self-service that you can get started within a minute on your own. So that implies good UX, good documentation, and also that we can meet our users where they are. So we're focusing today on things like community building and those things for supporting our users. So we have lots of customers, really good brand names. First and foremost, super interesting stories from many of our customers who navigate that art of building product quickly. VICTORIA: That's great. I like that you phrased it as your user experience, which is your development teams, right? And do you have more of a perspective around the developer experience and how to capture that and really create something that's useful when you're delivering in those high-velocity environments? GÖRAN: As I said, I've been working for three monitoring companies. The first one I founded was 12 years ago. We built a product that we tried to coin the market called algorithmic monitoring, that later turned into something called AIOps. Yeah, there are a lot of buzzwords around that, applying AI to identifying problems in software. We were really early on that. One thing that we learned from that journey...we ended up selling that company to LogicMonitor, which is why I'm eventually here. What we learned then is that you can have a really good monitoring product, but ultimately, the people that fix the problem that gets discovered is the most important person for a monitoring tool to get into true effectiveness. So when I came across Airbrake, when they were acquired by LogicMonitor, and I had the opportunity to join, that's what drove me to decide to join. It's really that simplicity in terms of I think there are two schools, right? Either you promote a tool that all your software engineers should use, and you try to build centralized, structured processes around that. You make the template thing and things like that so that everybody can get up and running really quickly with monitoring. Or you take the approach of something like Airbrake, where it's built to be easy. If you know the language, if you know the code, then you know how to basically instrument it. And these features are simple enough to get going on your own. So that's the path that Airbrake is on. So it's built to be simple from the gate, so to speak. Now, Airbrake and monitoring and observability is a complicated problem when you have software issues. They're not always easy to diagnose or get to the root cause of. So there's a lot of struggle for users to unwind the bugs and actually fix them. But we try to do the best to provide enough context so they can take the next step. VICTORIA: And maybe you have an example or something to illustrate how that tool can help developers identify and solve those errors and bugs in the application. GÖRAN: All software has issues, right? There are bugs in all kinds of software. I've always been fascinated with something called latent bugs, or dark death is another framing of it, which is essentially the bugs that are hidden in your code. And when we have an outage, something triggers that bug to happen, but that bug was there. So if we think about it like that, that all of our software, all the code we run, all the commits we do is probably adding a lot of value, but they're also adding fragility or potential for problems, then you need to be really good at identifying when those bugs get activated. And sometimes, actually in, the majority of times...so that's why you need error monitoring, right? Just the ability to see that there is an error, there's a new error in production or in our staging environment, or wherever it might be. So that's error monitoring. It turns out about 80% of outages are self-inflicted in a way. They're caused by the changes when we build software or when we reconfigure things. And 80% that means that you need to be able to track changes really well. So you need to understand how and when changes happen so you can understand if what you did worked or didn't, so that's why we have deployment tracking, to be able to correlate those errors with the release, the commit, the line of code you added to the codebase. And then, of course, performance monitoring which is the ability to see where you have bottlenecks, which is not maybe bugs but where you have poor performance or poor experience for users. And it could be in a shopping cart checkout job. It could also be a scheduled cron job that's supposed to clean up stuff that is late. It could be just a rendering time of something that is longer than usual, and you just want to be aware of it. So that is kind of performance monitoring. So those are the three main focuses for us as a product. We like to believe that it is easy to get going within a couple of minutes. And that's what we're kind of focusing on providing. VICTORIA: Yeah, that makes a lot of sense to me. And your tool is able to just spin up quickly, be able to quickly get that insight into what's happening as you're deploying code and as you're pushing changes to production. Do you call that all observability? Or, in your mind, what is observability? And what are the really key things that you think that all developers should be watching? GÖRAN: That is a good question. Part of what fascinates me about the Airbrake userbase and what I've got to learn about Ruby and some of those languages which were a little bit foreign to me as a backend engineer, like an algorithm junkie, so to speak...so what fascinates me is how little monitoring is typically done by many teams that's working on web applications. So coming from the infrastructure monitoring side, that's where this term observability grew. And you have these metrics, logs, and traces kind of triad. And every web application, every web browser has had tracing built in the developer console or the web browser. So some of these tools that are available now to infrastructure monitoring teams in the form of observability have been available to web developers for quite some time, so I don't necessarily think observability is a term that explains a lot for applications and web developers. But for infrastructure, more infrastructure-oriented teams where you have lots of microservices and things like that, we needed a term to explain the full range of capabilities we needed. But I'm not so sure we need the similar amount of complexity because there is a lot of complexity in those tools and lots of data. But I'm not so sure we need the same complexity when speaking about monitoring on slightly more lightweight applications and web apps. That said, we're starting to mimic a lot of the architectural paradigms of the infrastructure, such as microservices, in terms of micro frontends. So a lot of that complexity is entering into the web as well. So, who knows? [laughs] MIDROLL AD: Are your engineers spending too much time on DevOps and maintenance issues when you need them on new features? We know maintaining your own servers can be costly and that it's easy for spending creep to sneak in when your team isn't looking. By delegating server management, maintenance, and security to thoughtbot and our network of service partners, you can get 24x7 support from our team of experts, all for less than the cost of one in-house engineer. Save time and money with our DevOps and Maintenance service. Find out more at: tbot.io/devops. VICTORIA: So the customer or clients for Airbrake are developers who are doing web applications and need that kind of just the information they need [chuckles] to be able to make sure their changes to code is not affecting the production and that your product is trending towards observability practices that might be a little overmatch to what you will need. GÖRAN: Yeah, that is what we're focusing on. But when you have a lot of customers and a lot of users, there's always this exotic, for us, exotic use cases. So I'm 100% sure there are really large customers that are using us in a more traditional DevOps fashion and not on web apps. I mean, we have support for most of the languages from Go to Python to .NET to Ruby. So there's nothing keeping Go developers from adopting something like Airbrake. But we do know that we're particularly strong within JavaScript and Ruby, and I think that speaks for the experience that it's easy to get going, et cetera, rather than something like Grafana or another more traditional observability tool that's a little bit out of reach maybe for the web or application developer. VICTORIA: So when you're developing your product towards this specific segment of the market, what other differences do you notice between who you're targeting or who you're expecting your customer to be versus the wider range of people you could be marketing this towards? GÖRAN: So I think everybody wants to go after the developer and the needs of the developer. This is, so to speak, trendy nowadays. And it's obvious because so much of the value and innovation happening is done [chuckles] in the editor. So it's natural that a lot of the focus is being placed there. We're focusing on where we're strong, and I think that's the best way to do it unless the market is small. And I see application development growing for the foreseeable future. I think we're seeing trends of things like no-code, or low-code, or whatever we choose to call it. The infrastructure is being abstracted more and more. So from that perspective, I think we have a good strategy for providing that simplicity that users come to expect when building modern apps today. We're pairing with other kinds of innovations on how you build code, basically from things like Vercel to Webflow to whatever it might be, right? VICTORIA: Right. And do you find that collaborative approach is more effective in business-to-business sales for this type of client? GÖRAN: We're very focused on this just try it kind of approach, so that's how we do most of our direct communications with our users. So we want to let the app speak for itself. And we believe that once usage happens, then additional needs will happen or will arise that we can maybe serve in other ways. So we do have a free tier, free forever free tier, so you can use Airbrake pretty much forever but in a small scale. And then, like normal, when you start adding colleagues or lots of errors and lots of projects, then you need to upgrade to a paid plan. And we're also launching some new tiers here in the foreseeable future as well. VICTORIA: Oh, tell me more about that. GÖRAN: As teams mature...I don't know if that's the right word, but at some point, a lot of these teams may want a little bit more structure when they do monitoring. So I mentioned that we're pretty much self-service, completely self-service. But at some point, when you start using a product a lot, you start to integrate it into your core processes. So new things start to matter, things like who did that change? Who reconfigured that? Who logged in the last time? Has anybody seen that thing? But also to things like payment things. The different issues that can arise change, right? VICTORIA: Mm-hmm. GÖRAN: So we're launching a pro tier in the future that will cater to a little bit more of the needs of the team that has grown into maybe having a manager that asks questions about how things are set up, et cetera, but also, where you can control teams and people a little bit better, where you can also control your costs a little bit. So one of the features is on-demand billing. So the more errors you pay on your tier...you can produce up to a certain set of errors and performance events, and if you go above that, you pay an on-demand fee. And there are some protections built in for that if you're on the pro plan and things like that. So it's about catering to growing needs of a little bit larger teams but still the team that wants to move fast. VICTORIA: Right. And I believe you said that you have plans to communicate and engage with the community, and that probably helps you understand some of those needs. And so what kind of plans do you have coming up that you'd like to share? GÖRAN: So one of the things we know is with all the Airbrake use, we probably have a lot of fans out there, but we might not have been the best to actually tap into that and serve that community. So we want to really invest in understanding, getting to know that community, and serving that in the best way we can. So we will see exactly which form that will take. But it starts with the basics, opening up a Slack community that we can allow users to join and ask questions or maybe hopefully get value out of their peers without talking to us maybe. But we can also serve them in various ways with support, et cetera. So it will start pretty basic, but I think it's a pretty standard playbook nowadays. But for us, it's really about we're genuinely...we think our users are awesome, and we would love to be able to share their stories and connect them with other peers. So I think that's the driving motivation. And then, of course, we have some data that also shows that it is a good investment in itself, that the stories our customers tell are much better than the stories we tell. So yeah, we're excited about that for sure. And it's connected to this bottoms up motion from where Airbrake grew from, that it grew as a solution that served the community really well. And we want to go back to those roots and be the best tool for that kind of user. VICTORIA: Oh, I love that. It sounds like a really great, full-circle journey for the product. And is there anything else you want to share about entrepreneurship and starting up products like this? What advice would you give to someone who had developed this type of product that served the community well and wanted to turn it into a product and a business? GÖRAN: So I think the community building is relatively new for us, so I'm not sure the advice there is so valuable. But in terms of entrepreneurship, I think this is one of the more important decisions you make as an entrepreneur or founder is how will you grow demand for your product and how will you distribute the product? And how will you ultimately monetize the product? And there are so many different ways. And depending on what your growth expectations are, you might be asked to go in one direction or another one. And my advice would be to really find product-market fit and that I think happens best by staying close to the end users, and then you can look at strategies for monetization, including direct sales or channel or, as Airbrake does, product-led freemium basically. But reach product-market fit first so you can decide with knowing how your product dynamics and adoption dynamics works, and let that influence the kind of strategy for the business strategy basically rather than the other way around. VICTORIA: Right. That makes sense. And then, if your product is geared towards developers, they're just like any other users. And you have to reach them and get their feedback and understand how the product fits into the market. GÖRAN: Yeah, exactly. VICTORIA: Yeah. Great. All right. Do you have any questions for me at this time? GÖRAN: Not really. It was a pleasure being on the podcast. I'm a fan so hope you can cover up my errors there. [laughter] VICTORIA: I think that if you want to go back and remove, we totally can. But are there any other major takeaways you want people to walk away with about Airbrake or, in general, about entrepreneurship? GÖRAN: That's about it, I think. VICTORIA: All right. You can subscribe to the show and find notes along with a complete transcript for this episode at giantrobots.fm. If you have questions or comments, email us at hosts@giantrobots.fm. And you can find me on Twitter at @victori_ousg. This podcast is brought to you by thoughtbot and produced and edited by Mandy Moore. Thanks for listening. See you next time. ANNOUNCER: This podcast was brought to you by thoughtbot. thoughtbot is your expert design and development partner. Let's make your product and team a success. Special Guest: Göran Sandahl.

I podcasten TEKNOLOGIOPTIMISTENE møter Chul Christian Aamodt beslutningstakerne for de store IT-investeringene i bransjen, personene som leder de mest fremoverlente IT-selskapene, og menneskene i investeringsselskapene som muliggjør rask vekst hos IT-selskapene. Det grønne skiftet er avhengig av nyskapende teknologi.Målet er å gi beslutningstakerne innenfor IT i energibransjen en podcast som er verdt å lytte til.Medvirkende:Patrick Sandahl, Investment Director, InvestinorChul Christian Aamodt, Teknologioptimist i Europower PartnerSendingen er produsert av Europower Partner. Redaksjonen i Europower har ikke medvirket i produksjonen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Men om jag slätar över nu kommer det att lägga en skugga över kvällen, tänkte jag. Om Patricia Tudor Sandahl:Patricia Tudor-Sandahl föddes i England 1940 och kom till Sverige 1964 där hon blev fil dr i pedagogik, leg psykolog och psykoterapeut. Hon är retreatledare, föredragshållare samt författare till femton böcker på existentiella teman. Under elva år har hon medverkat i Tankar för dagen samt varit Sommarpratare (2000) och Vinterpratare (2011). Att det finns mer att hämta hos oss människor, ett utrymme att växa i, är ett genomgående tema i hennes författarskap. Vi kan bli lite mer människa om vi vill det. Vi är aldrig färdiga. Utveckling pågår hela livet.Producent:  Mette Göthberg tankar@sverigesradio.se

Ladies and Gentlemen, are you in for a treat today!  On today's show we dive deep with Brady Sandahl, CEO and Founder of the Sandahl Group from Palm Springs, California and also the International Director of Growth of Keller Williams Luxury, the global boutique arm of the largest real estate firm in the world.  David and Joe probe Brady on what it means to do real estate the “Ritz Way,” meaning how do professionals like you and I deliver exceptional client experience and service to our “ladies and gentlemen.” In this show you'll learn: How Brady transformed companies like Sotheby's International Realty Started and scaled a business servicing clientele in the “luxury” price point Transferred skills from hospitality and retail to service his people at the highest level No less than three acronyms that will help you think service in your business And how he is now altering the trajectory of Keller Williams luxury, the House of Excellence for agents who choose to sell luxury We know that this episode will help you take your real estate to the next level and so grab a pen and paper and get listening.  And if you like what you hear, consider joining us in Scottsdale, Arizona in March when we host “Real Estate the Ritz Way Live” with Brady Sandahl. More details to follow. 

Dagens andakt utgår från rädsla och tårar men med där modet finns att ända kämpa. Genom kvinnans tårar skymtar också den kämpande tron hur skulle hon annars kunna vara så modig? Modet att våga hoppas att det trots allt finns något att tro på, något att kämpa för, någon som kommer att lyssna på hennes klagan. Rebecka Tudor-Sandahl är biträdande kyrkoherde i Tyresö församling och poddare.Text: Luk. 7:36-38 Bön av Dietrich Bonhoeffer Musik: O - Mette HenrietteProducent Marianne Greip Sveriges Radio Kronoberg liv@sverigesradio.se

Dagens andakt utgår från att gå från död till liv och från förnekelse till att komma ut. Kom ut! Kom ut ur din kokong. Du är fri, fri att vara den du är.Rebecka Tudor-Sandahl är biträdande kyrkoherde i Tyresö församling och poddare.Text: Joh. 11:43-44 Bön av Pierre Teilhard de Chardin Musik: Unfold - Skúli Sverrisson och Gyda Valtisdottir Producent Marianne Greip Sveriges Radio Kronoberg liv@sverigesradio.se

Dagens andakt utgår från den milda handen på axeln som ger möjlighet att gå upprätt. Och i stunder av misströstan kan jag idag som vuxen visualisera hur min pappa ömsint lägger sina händer på mina axlar. Kroppen minns. Och jag sträcker på mig. Rebecka Tudor-Sandahl är biträdande kyrkoherde i Tyresö församling och poddare.Text: Luk.13:10-13 Bön av Dag Hammarskjöld Musik: Suspirium - Jess Gillam Producent Marianne Greip Sveriges Radio Kronoberg liv@sverigesradio.se

Vi sender live fra et solrigt og lidt blæsende Folkemøde, hvor Karrierekvinder har sat Lars Sandahl Sørensen, administrerende direktør i Dansk Industri, i stævne. Målet er mere diversitet i toppen af dansk erhvervsliv. Men hvad er midlet? Tallene taler sit tydelige sprog: Danmark har et kønsskævt arbejdsmarked. Kun hver tredje fuldtidsansatte i den private sektor kvinde – og kigger man på ledelsesgangene og i bestyrelseslokalerne, så falder andelen af kvinder støt. Men trods de åbenlyse udfordringer går debatten om løsningerne alt for ofte i hårdknude. I denne podcast er paraderne nede, når vi sætter os på samme side af bordet for at finde løsninger på de diversitetsudfordringer, Danmark står over for i dag. Den utålmodige feminist - guide til individer og organisationer:  https://www.denutalmodigefeminist.dk/  DIs 16 principper for mere ligestilling: https://www.danskindustri.dk/gdp/ Dette afsnit er sponsoreret af DI.

Tankar för dagen ger en stunds eftertanke i nyhetsflödet. Repris från 7 januari 2022.Om Patricia Tudor Sandahl:Patricia Tudor-Sandahl föddes i England 1940 och kom till Sverige 1964 där hon blev fil dr i pedagogik, leg psykolog och psykoterapeut. Hon är retreatledare, föredragshållare samt författare till femton böcker på existentiella teman. Under elva år har hon medverkat i Tankar för dagen samt varit Sommarpratare (2000) och Vinterpratare (2011). Att det finns mer att hämta hos oss människor, ett utrymme att växa i, är ett genomgående tema i hennes författarskap. Vi kan bli lite mer människa om vi vill det. Vi är aldrig färdiga. Utveckling pågår hela livet.Producent:  Mette Göthberg tankar@sverigesradio.se

Håkan Sandahl och Lisa Pedersen berättar om en intervjustudie från SKR. Den visar att det bland annat finns behov av ökad kunskap om vad välfärdsbrott och otillåten påverkan är, samt att det behövs verktyg för att hantera problematiken. Medverkande: Håkan Sandahl, avdelningschef, SKR, Lisa Pedersen, planeringsledare på stadsledningskontoret, Göteborgs stad Programledare: Anna-Lena Pogulis, SKR Tid: 30:24

One thing that I have learned from my platform and community is that parenting styles vary so much in every country. It seems to me that in the United States, we have a more stressful and fast paced type of living which trickles down to our children. That's why I am so excited for this episode about parenting from an expert on the subject, Iben Sandahl. Iben shares the philosophies that many parents in Denmark have. I think you'll see why it's voted one of the happiest countries in the world.  Iben Sandahl comes from Denmark and is an internationally-acknowledged public speaker, psychotherapist and best-selling author of The Danish Way of Parenting. She is also the co-author of Play the Danish Way with Jessica Alexander and is working on publishing a new book as well. She also works as an educator who wants to offer parents an alternative to high-stress modern parenting. Her goal is to equip parents with the tools and knowledge to raise confident, happy children.  In this episode we discuss: How parenting has changed in the last few decades Reasons why you should stop saying the phrase “be careful” What a typical day in the life of a family looks like in Denmark  The difference between a fixed mindset and growth mindset Strategies to create healthy boundaries with your children  Resources: The Danish Way of Parenting, by Jessica Joelle Alexander and Iben Sandahl Play the Danish Way, by Iben Sandahl Connect with Iben Sandahl: Iben's website Instagram: @thedanishway Facebook: @IbenDissingSandahl SHOW NOTES: lynzyandco.com/motherhood-meets-medicine-the-podcast/ Connect on Instagram @motherhoodmeetsmedicine.  Join the Motherhood Meets Medicine community at patreon.com/motherhoodmeetsmedicine.  Disclaimer: This podcast does not provide medical advice. The information on this podcast is for informational purposes only. No material on this site is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. 

Men om jag slätar över nu kommer det att lägga en skugga över kvällen, tänkte jag. Om Patricia Tudor Sandahl:Patricia Tudor-Sandahl föddes i England 1940 och kom till Sverige 1964 där hon blev fil dr i pedagogik, leg psykolog och psykoterapeut. Hon är retreatledare, föredragshållare samt författare till femton böcker på existentiella teman. Under elva år har hon medverkat i Tankar för dagen samt varit Sommarpratare (2000) och Vinterpratare (2011). Att det finns mer att hämta hos oss människor, ett utrymme att växa i, är ett genomgående tema i hennes författarskap. Vi kan bli lite mer människa om vi vill det. Vi är aldrig färdiga. Utveckling pågår hela livet.Producent:  Mette Göthberg tankar@sverigesradio.se

Att bry sig om vad andra tycker är en sak, att göra sig beroende av det är en annan. Om Patricia Tudor Sandahl:Patricia Tudor-Sandahl föddes i England 1940 och kom till Sverige 1964 där hon blev fil dr i pedagogik, leg psykolog och psykoterapeut. Hon är retreatledare, föredragshållare samt författare till femton böcker på existentiella teman. Under elva år har hon medverkat i Tankar för dagen samt varit Sommarpratare (2000) och Vinterpratare (2011). Att det finns mer att hämta hos oss människor, ett utrymme att växa i, är ett genomgående tema i hennes författarskap. Vi kan bli lite mer människa om vi vill det. Vi är aldrig färdiga. Utveckling pågår hela livet.Producent:  Mette Göthberg tankar@sverigesradio.se

Vi vet aldrig säkert vad som finns runt hörnet. Om Patricia Tudor Sandahl:Patricia Tudor-Sandahl föddes i England 1940 och kom till Sverige 1964 där hon blev fil dr i pedagogik, leg psykolog och psykoterapeut. Hon är retreatledare, föredragshållare samt författare till femton böcker på existentiella teman. Under elva år har hon medverkat i Tankar för dagen samt varit Sommarpratare (2000) och Vinterpratare (2011). Att det finns mer att hämta hos oss människor, ett utrymme att växa i, är ett genomgående tema i hennes författarskap. Vi kan bli lite mer människa om vi vill det. Vi är aldrig färdiga. Utveckling pågår hela livet.Producent:  Mette Göthberg tankar@sverigesradio.se

När jag ser tillbaka tror jag att jag många gånger kan ha haft för bråttom att genomföra förändringar, stora som små, och att det fick mig att tappa perspektiv. Om Patricia Tudor Sandahl:Patricia Tudor-Sandahl föddes i England 1940 och kom till Sverige 1964 där hon blev fil dr i pedagogik, leg psykolog och psykoterapeut. Hon är retreatledare, föredragshållare samt författare till femton böcker på existentiella teman. Under elva år har hon medverkat i Tankar för dagen samt varit Sommarpratare (2000) och Vinterpratare (2011). Att det finns mer att hämta hos oss människor, ett utrymme att växa i, är ett genomgående tema i hennes författarskap. Vi kan bli lite mer människa om vi vill det. Vi är aldrig färdiga. Utveckling pågår hela livet.Producent:  Mette Göthberg tankar@sverigesradio.se

Director of Growth for all of KW Luxury International Brady Sandahl will win you over with his heartwarming stories of providing great customer service since he was only five years old, when he turned his lemonade stand into a five star experience. It's not about you, it's about the questions you ask to those you are serving. He also shares how he spent the first fifty years finding his gift, and plans on spending the second half sharing his gift with the world. Lovely conversation and sure to make you smile!

Written and directed by Ronnie Sandahl, TIGERS is an intense film that takes the shine off the glitzy and glamorous world of professional sports and highlights the emotional damage that can be inflicted on the human soul when its trapped in an abusive environment. Based on the true story of Martin Bengtsson (Alfred Enoch), a promising footballer who was offered the world at the young age of sixteen. However, this life of success comes at a much higher price than he could have imagined. In this 1on1, we speak to Sandahl about his relationship with the real-life Bengtsson, his frustrations with 'sports movies' and differentiating who we are from what we do.

From Director Ronnie Sandahl, the new film Tigers, its the true story of teenage football talent Martin Bengtsson's life-and-death journey through a modern-day football industry where everything, and everyone, has a price tag. Special thanks to Mr. Sandahl for taking time and coming to talk to us abut his latest project. Watch Tigers available now in select theaters and Digital. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mmr20/support

Housing inventory plummets while conforming loan limits rise, and KW announces new segment leaders. Luxury legend Brady Sandahl joins us from KW Palm Springs, giving us a master class on branding and debunking the myth that luxury = money. Dominating service through surprise and delight, Brady shares it all.

Vi är tillbaka!! Efter ett oväntat långt uppehåll då annat i livet fått ta plats har vi nu återigen skapat utrymme för Järvsöpodden. Vi har verkligen längtat, för vår genuina nyfikenhet på människor, verksamheter och Järvsö består! I vårt 31 avsnitt möter vi härliga Amanda Sandahl. Hon är den inflyttade Järvsöbon som tagit med sig en bit av Kanada till Järvsö, nämligen Gårdstrampet. Amanda är nytillträdd chef för Destination Järvsö och självklart pratar vi om den nya hållbarhetscertifieringen GSTC men också om Järvsös unika värdskap. Mycket nöje! Följ gärna @jarvsopodden på Facebook och Instagram eller taggen #järvsöpodden på sociala medier för information om kommande avsnitt och gäster. Järvsöpodden finns där andra poddar finns förutom här på Anchor.fm. Till exempel Apple Podcast, Spotify, Podbean, Acast, Google Podcasts med flera.

Today's conversation with motivational speaker and advocate, Sandahl Taylor is filled with "WOW" moments. You will be inspired by the passion and commitment that Sandahl has to her community. She casually tells us about her struggles and we are astonished to find out what amazing resilience and strength she has. It is because of her struggle that she is on a mission of blessing and giving to as many as possible. As  Mrs. Pennsylvania Galaxy 2021/22, she uses her platform to help others in a major way and has a campaign using the hashtag showusyourheart to share her message on heart health education. Reach out to her on all social media platforms: @sandahltaylor    

I veckans avsnitt kastar vi av oss finkostymerna och klär oss i djurhudar och höftskynken! Vi tar oss an den legendariska Conan the Barbarian, filmen som gjorde Arnold Schwarzenegger till en stjärna! Tillsammans med Ah-nold har vi James Earl Jones som den ikoniska skurken Thulsa Doom, och regissören John Milius har levererat en film som gått till historien; men hur väl håller den nästan 40 år efter att den släpptes? Superlänk till alla plattformar: https://linktr.ee/Filmsmakarna

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Alice Sandahl and Lena Simon (on La Luz self-titled EP release) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Kelley Sandahl teaches us about the power of connection with community, with ourselves, and with our body. We get into so many amazing topics about yoga, allowing the body to lead us instead of the mind, making movement enjoyable, the importance of saying no, and allowing for more acceptance & not getting so down on ourselves. Our wellness uplifts & expands with each small step!Kelley also shares her story of becoming a yoga teacher and how it changed her life. She is now an amazing yoga leader in the Park City community. Kelley is a wealth of knowledge on yoga completing her 500 RYT and 200 ERYT.SUPPORT US:Rate & Review: (1) Go to Library (2) Go to Show *not episode* (3) Scroll down to "Ratings and Reviews (3) Click "Write a ReviewShare it with a friend! Support by spreading the word!ADD ME ON:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katiekaygraham/Email List (updates/freebies/support): https://katiekaygraham.ck.page/2cbb5808d0GUEST CONTACT:Instagram: @kelley_sandahl_Email: kenzncreed@yahoo.com EXTRAS & FREEBIES:Free Resources: https://katiekaygraham.com/resourcesFree Morning Mantras for Food & Body PDF: https://pages.iambodywellness.com/morning-affirmations/Episode Shownotes & Guide Sheet (more episode details & resources): https://katiekaygraham.com/blog/3BODY BREAKING FREE LISTEN ON:Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/body-breaking-free-with-katie-graham/id1558936181Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/7sAzGLATt4hiGqe819iH8z?si=-pC8KPimQ269BYjJbUcLOQ&dl_branch=1Audible: https://www.audible.com/pd/ITEM_NAME-Podcast/B08NW3SG87

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She has been through abuse, family illness and separation, homelessness and yet none of these stopped her from achieving her dreams. She is now beautifully married to her handsome husband and has two kids.  Three times Mrs. Allegheny County