Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah stanley

Synopsis: The Usual Place host Natasha Ann Zachariah hunts for new perspectives on issues that matter to young people.Saudi Arabia, China’s Lijiang and Yunnan, and… Central Asia? Could these be the next big holiday destinations for 2025?This week on The Usual Place, Straits Times Life travel journalist Sarah Stanley and co-founder of The Travel Intern Hendric Tay share why they think these lesser-known spots might see more tourists this year.Drawing from industry conversations and their own observations, “new adventures in lesser-known spots” seem to be the 2025 motto of Singaporean travellers. Social media, Hendric explains, has nudged people to step out of their comfort zones. But, he cautions, “they also need to make the right preparations for it.”In this episode, the talk of travel dives into whether sustainable travel is just a gimmick for charging more and why solo travel continues to be a big draw for young adventurers. The discussion also goes into the complexities of group travel, whether with friends or colleagues. The trio share anecdotes and tips on how to manage different travel styles and priorities. For example, setting ground rules and finding compromises can help keep a trip drama-free. Sarah reflects on her experience travelling with colleagues as an air stewardess, noting how being accommodating of others has shaped her travel habits (It’s not always a bad thing, she explains.) Hendric recommends activity-based trips for first-time travel companions as a great way to understand each other’s preferences. With all the talk about exploring new places and making new memories, Natasha wanted to know which country these seasoned travellers would visit over and over again? Watch till the end to find out their picks. Highlights (click/tap above): 4:35 The Outdoorsy Person vs. Outsidey Person: being in the right camp 11:47 Is green, sustainable travel just a buzzword? 19:38 What’s a good country to do solo travel? 22:44 Listen to the locals to avoid being stabbed34:55 Should you travel with your colleagues? Host: Natasha Zachariah (natashaz@sph.com.sg) Read Natasha's articles: https://str.sg/iSXm Follow Natasha on her IG account and DM her your thoughts on this topic: https://str.sg/8Wav Follow Natasha on LinkedIn: https://str.sg/v6DN Filmed by: Studio+65 Edited by ST Podcast producers: Teo Tong Kai and Eden Soh Executive producers: Ernest Luis Follow The Usual Place Podcast here and get notified for new episode drops: Channel: https://str.sg/5nfm Apple Podcasts: https://str.sg/9ijX Spotify: https://str.sg/cd2P YouTube: https://str.sg/wEr7u Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg --- Follow more ST podcast channels: All-in-one ST Podcasts channel: https://str.sg/wvz7 ST Podcast website: http://str.sg/stpodcasts ST Podcasts YouTube: https://str.sg/4Vwsa --- Get The Straits Times' app, which has a dedicated podcast player section: The App Store: https://str.sg/icyB Google Play: https://str.sg/icyX #tup #tuptrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Unfiltered series, Ps Dan and Ashari are joined by Aidan and Sarah Stanley for an honest and insightful conversation about friendships, dating, and marriage. Drawing from their experiences as leaders and mentors at LIFE Adelaide, Aidan and Sarah share wisdom and practical advice shaped by years of discipling youth and young adults.

Travel scams are on the rise. While not all travel scams end in violence, most leave unsuspecting tourists helpless and vulnerable.  You may think you're smart enough to spot a scam, but you never know.  A Straits Times' journalist thought so as well, but she fell prey.  How did that happen?  How can we be more aware? What are some things we need to note before travelling to protect ourselves from these kinds of scams?  On What's Trending, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Clara Lock, Assistant Life Editor, and Sarah Stanley, Journalist, both from The Straits Times. Check out their articles on The Straits Times:  Travel Journal: I lost €200 in Paris and fought with scammers to claw some of it backhttps://www.straitstimes.com/life/travel/travel-journal-i-lost-200-in-paris-and-fought-with-scammers-to-claw-some-of-it-back 5 ways to protect yourself from travel scamshttps://www.straitstimes.com/life/5-ways-to-protect-yourself-from-travel-scams   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Read time: under 8 minutesWelcome to The Art of Memorialising (TOaM), Digital Legacy Edition #18.Whether you're interesting in exploring the cutting edge of digital afterlife and digital immortality, or curious about the art of preserving your life stories, TAoM is here helping you leave a meaningful legacy online and off.In This Issue:* Preserving memories and revolutionising dementia care with Sensay.* When planning a final send-off becomes a celebrity affair. * Who owns your data after your death and how do you feel about it being monetised? * Death Bots - a help or hindrance to mourning the loss of a loved one?Feature Product - Sensay: Building Digital Immortality For AllHow would you like to preserve your life story forever in digital immortality?Imagine all your memories, life stories and experiences, preserved. A digital clone of you to chat with for your future generations. That is available to you now, through Sensay. Your digital twin knows everything you know, talks like you, and even looks like you. That's what a Sensay Replica does.At Sensay, there is a library of demonstration replicas you can chat with to see how the idea works. Famous figures, past and present. For fun, I had a little chat with Aretha Franklin.There are endless ways this AI technology could preserve your life story while you can remember and tell it. But what if your memories, or a loved one's, are disappearing through dementia or Alzheimer's? Dan Thompson founded Sensay on the principles of memory preservation to aid dementia patients. Thinking about how you could develop these ideas could prove revolutionary for families and those who suffer from such illnesses. It would be interesting to see some actual cases of its use for this purpose. In later editions, I'll revisit the product with an update. Even perhaps patients who face Motor Neurone Disease taking their voice, now unable to speak the stories of their life anymore, could do through a replica forever?* What do you think about this idea? * Does the idea of preserving your wisdom and experiences in this way appeal to you? * How could this be used to store and access generations of life stories from your family?The recent release of the road map to digital immortality with true fully autonomous replicas by 2029, was complimented by the recent updated Replica studio. Now choose a Replica for work or a personal persona. Then evolve it over time by training your digital twin with text, pictures and videos. Dan Thomson recognises facing huge ethical challenges in this field. But having the possibility for revolutionary care is worth solving those issues. Sponsor Spotlight Opportunity!Are you pioneering the future of digital legacies or revolutionising how we preserve memories? We're seeking innovative companies in the fields of AI, digital immortality, or life story preservation to feature in our next issues.This is your chance to showcase your product or service to an engaged audience passionate about leaving meaningful digital legacies.Interested in becoming our next featured sponsor? Contact me:Let's discuss how we can spotlight your brand in an upcoming edition and collaborate to shape the future of digital remembrance together!5 Memorialisation MorselsQuick bites of #Deathtech #DigitalImmortality #LifeStory news:* Celebrities Watching Their Own Funerals - Intriguing TV? Channel 4 launches Celebrity Send-Off. In conjunction with Co-op Funeralcare, a national UK funeral services provider, the show asks famous people how they would like to be memorialised. (via Anna Walker the conversation.com)* The Ethical Debate of the Privacy of the Dead - The Afterlife of Data: Who Controls Our Digital Legacy? The Billion-Dollar Battle for Your Data Beyond the Grave. (via Caroline Carruthers on informationweek.com)* EU's Landmark AI Act Takes Effect: Tech Giants Face Tough Changes - New Law Introduces Strict Regulations and Heavy Fines for AI Development, Targeting U.S. Tech Companies and Reshaping the Global AI Landscape. (via CNBC)* No One Is Ready for Digital Immortality. If your partner asked you, ‘Would you want to digitally resurrect me as an AI Avatar if I die first?' What would you answer? (via Kate Lindsay The Atlantic)* Farewelling- An Academic Investigation. PhD student and Marie Curie nurse Sarah Stanley on the problems of ‘second loss' and digital legacy in palliative care. (via Liverpool John Moores University)The Digital Edition Life Story Writing Prompts.This is new for the re-launch. Encouraging you to make sure your digital legacy includes stories from you life. So, grab a coffee and your journal and ponder these life-story writing questions. Would you create a digital avatar of yourself to interact with future generations?* If your digital twin could convey one core value or life philosophy to future generations, what would it be and why?* What life changing moments or decisions would you want your digital twin to be able to discuss, and what insights would you hope your descendants gain from these stories? * If your digital twin could recount one pivotal conversation that changed the course of your life, what would it be, who was it with, and why do you consider it so influential?* How would you want your digital twin to describe the role of mentors in your life? What specific guidance from them would you want passed on to your descendants?In The Next Issue: The Forgotten Art of Remembering: Using Sundial Wisdom to Write Your Life Story One Memory at a TimeIn this month's next issue, prepare to embark on a fascinating journey through time and memory with an introduction to ‘The Sundial Series' - The Forgotten Art of Remembering: Using Sundial Wisdom to Write Your Life Story One Memory at a Time Discover how ancient wisdom from sundials can inspire us to capture our life stories before they slip away. We will start to explore the art of digital legacy storytelling and the bridge between timeless wisdom and digital immortality. Don't miss this opportunity to turn your fleeting moments into lasting treasures for generations to come.Heard of a startup in #Deathtech? Please let me know.Until the next edition of The Art of Memorialising, thanks for reading! PetePS: Whether we're discussing digital memorials or pen-and-paper memoirs, remember: your story matters. Let's make sure it's told, preserved, and cherished for your generations to come.  This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theartofmemorialising.substack.com

27 éve ért véget gyerekkorunk kedvenc sorozata: sokat változott Sarah Stanley és Avonlea város többi lakója Joy     2023-12-12 03:12:00     Film Emlékszel még a Váratlan utazás sztárjaira? Némelyiküket alig lehet felismerni, annyit változtak az évek során. Sógora állítja, viszonya volt a spanyol királynéval NLC     2023-12-11 17:51:26     Bulvár Spanyolország Letícia királyné sógora azt állítja, szeretők voltak. De nem véletlen, hogy éppen most került kereszttűzbe a királyi család; a 18 éves trónörököst ugyanis imádják az emberek. Már a Netflixen: Nagyon megosztó az új sorozat, de a magyar nézők már az 1. helyre emelték Mafab     2023-12-11 21:45:02     Film Párkapcsolat Netflix Bár a szerelmi háromszögek visszatérő témának számítanak a romantikus sorozatoknál, a nemrégiben megjelent Én és a Walter fiúk még így is tud frisset hozni ebben a műfajban. A seb, ami az anyánk után marad, sosem lehet steril Könyves Magazin     2023-12-11 17:41:16     Könyv A fiatal orosz költő, Okszana Vaszjakina prózában dolgozta fel anyja elvesztését. A Seb című kötetből azonban nemcsak egy nehéz anya-gyerek viszonyt ismerünk meg, hanem azt is, hogy hogyan hat ez később a lány művészetére, identitására, és hogyan küzd meg vele feminista, leszbikus nőként. A Seb a hét könyve. Tehetségkutatóból indult, első slágerével pedig világszerte ismertté vált Márkamonitor     2023-12-12 07:06:03     Zene Spotify James Arthur Say You Won't Let Go című slágere másfél milliárd feletti megtekintésnél jár a legnagyobb videómegosztó oldalon és 2,5 milliárd feletti lejátszásnál a Spotifyon. James Arthur 2012-ben nyerte meg a brit X-Faktort, első dala az Impossible azonnal világsláger lett. Új albuma, a Bitter Sweet Love 2024. január 26-án jelenik meg, lemezbemutató turnéja ke 10 Disney+-film, ami az egész családot ünnepi hangulatba hozza in.hu     2023-12-11 20:47:01     Film Párkapcsolat Disney Mikulás Itt az ideje az ünnepre hangoló filmezésnek! Akár a klasszikusokért rajongsz, akár a romantikus ünnepi filmek szerelmese vagy, vagy új kedvenceket keresel, listánkon biztosan találsz megfelelő néznivalót.A Disney+-on számos olyan alkotást találsz, amely nem árulja el a Mikulás titkát, és minden korosztály számára élvezhető. Ezért összegyűjtöttük a Fura látvány várja a dunaújvárosi kórház betegeit 24.hu     2023-12-12 05:25:40     Karácsony Életmód Fejér Dunaújváros Dekor Az intézmény szerint nemcsak ruhaüzletek kirakataiban, bevásárlóközpontokban és ruhaszalonokban mutat jól az ilyen stílusú karácsonyi dekoráció. 6 fogásos húsmentes karácsonyi menü Mindmegette     2023-12-12 07:33:10     Karácsony Vegetarianizmus Ünnepi vacsora hús nélkül? Igen! Ráadásul olyan mennyei vegetáriánus menüsort állítottunk össze karácsonyra, hogy még a húsimádó vendégek is repetázni fognak belőle. Levesre, főételre és desszertre is kínálunk 2-2 variációt, hogy biztosan megtalálja mindenki az ízléséhez legjobban passzolót! Avantgárd Hamlet-előadást rendez magyar színészekkel a veronai Shakespeare Fesztivál amerikai alapítója Librarius     2023-12-12 09:59:23     Színpad USA Olaszország Fesztiválok Ez az előadás a Hamlet dekonstrukciója, amelyben a jelenetek nem feltétlenül a megszokott sorrendben követik egymást - mondta John Blondell.   Jancsó Miklós egyik alkotása is ott van Yorgos Lanthimos kedvenc filmjei között Igényesférfi.hu     2023-12-12 08:40:17     Film Jancsó Miklós Láttad már Jancsó Miklós Csillagosok, katonák című filmjét? Ha még nem, akkor érdemes lehet egy esélyt adni neki, mivel a Szegény párák és A homár rendezője, Yorgos Lanthimos listáján is benne van a top négy legjobb filmben. Decemberig kellet várnunk, de megérkezett az év legjobb magyar vígjátéka Blikk     2023-12-12 10:32:32     Film Fesztiválok Mozi Az idei év kivételesen érdekesre sikerült a magyar kisköltségvetésű filmek terén. Reisz Gábor Magyarázat mindenre című alkotása tarolt a hazai mozikban és a külföldi fesztiválokon, az Elfogy a levegő pedig szintén bejárta a világot. Viszont úgy tűnik, az év magyar mozija decemberben érkezett meg: az elsőfilmes alkotópáros, Hevér Dániel és Kertész Z

27 éve ért véget gyerekkorunk kedvenc sorozata: sokat változott Sarah Stanley és Avonlea város többi lakója Joy     2023-12-12 03:12:00     Film Emlékszel még a Váratlan utazás sztárjaira? Némelyiküket alig lehet felismerni, annyit változtak az évek során. Sógora állítja, viszonya volt a spanyol királynéval NLC     2023-12-11 17:51:26     Bulvár Spanyolország Letícia királyné sógora azt állítja, szeretők voltak. De nem véletlen, hogy éppen most került kereszttűzbe a királyi család; a 18 éves trónörököst ugyanis imádják az emberek. Már a Netflixen: Nagyon megosztó az új sorozat, de a magyar nézők már az 1. helyre emelték Mafab     2023-12-11 21:45:02     Film Párkapcsolat Netflix Bár a szerelmi háromszögek visszatérő témának számítanak a romantikus sorozatoknál, a nemrégiben megjelent Én és a Walter fiúk még így is tud frisset hozni ebben a műfajban. A seb, ami az anyánk után marad, sosem lehet steril Könyves Magazin     2023-12-11 17:41:16     Könyv A fiatal orosz költő, Okszana Vaszjakina prózában dolgozta fel anyja elvesztését. A Seb című kötetből azonban nemcsak egy nehéz anya-gyerek viszonyt ismerünk meg, hanem azt is, hogy hogyan hat ez később a lány művészetére, identitására, és hogyan küzd meg vele feminista, leszbikus nőként. A Seb a hét könyve. Tehetségkutatóból indult, első slágerével pedig világszerte ismertté vált Márkamonitor     2023-12-12 07:06:03     Zene Spotify James Arthur Say You Won't Let Go című slágere másfél milliárd feletti megtekintésnél jár a legnagyobb videómegosztó oldalon és 2,5 milliárd feletti lejátszásnál a Spotifyon. James Arthur 2012-ben nyerte meg a brit X-Faktort, első dala az Impossible azonnal világsláger lett. Új albuma, a Bitter Sweet Love 2024. január 26-án jelenik meg, lemezbemutató turnéja ke 10 Disney+-film, ami az egész családot ünnepi hangulatba hozza in.hu     2023-12-11 20:47:01     Film Párkapcsolat Disney Mikulás Itt az ideje az ünnepre hangoló filmezésnek! Akár a klasszikusokért rajongsz, akár a romantikus ünnepi filmek szerelmese vagy, vagy új kedvenceket keresel, listánkon biztosan találsz megfelelő néznivalót.A Disney+-on számos olyan alkotást találsz, amely nem árulja el a Mikulás titkát, és minden korosztály számára élvezhető. Ezért összegyűjtöttük a Fura látvány várja a dunaújvárosi kórház betegeit 24.hu     2023-12-12 05:25:40     Karácsony Életmód Fejér Dunaújváros Dekor Az intézmény szerint nemcsak ruhaüzletek kirakataiban, bevásárlóközpontokban és ruhaszalonokban mutat jól az ilyen stílusú karácsonyi dekoráció. 6 fogásos húsmentes karácsonyi menü Mindmegette     2023-12-12 07:33:10     Karácsony Vegetarianizmus Ünnepi vacsora hús nélkül? Igen! Ráadásul olyan mennyei vegetáriánus menüsort állítottunk össze karácsonyra, hogy még a húsimádó vendégek is repetázni fognak belőle. Levesre, főételre és desszertre is kínálunk 2-2 variációt, hogy biztosan megtalálja mindenki az ízléséhez legjobban passzolót! Avantgárd Hamlet-előadást rendez magyar színészekkel a veronai Shakespeare Fesztivál amerikai alapítója Librarius     2023-12-12 09:59:23     Színpad USA Olaszország Fesztiválok Ez az előadás a Hamlet dekonstrukciója, amelyben a jelenetek nem feltétlenül a megszokott sorrendben követik egymást - mondta John Blondell.   Jancsó Miklós egyik alkotása is ott van Yorgos Lanthimos kedvenc filmjei között Igényesférfi.hu     2023-12-12 08:40:17     Film Jancsó Miklós Láttad már Jancsó Miklós Csillagosok, katonák című filmjét? Ha még nem, akkor érdemes lehet egy esélyt adni neki, mivel a Szegény párák és A homár rendezője, Yorgos Lanthimos listáján is benne van a top négy legjobb filmben. Decemberig kellet várnunk, de megérkezett az év legjobb magyar vígjátéka Blikk     2023-12-12 10:32:32     Film Fesztiválok Mozi Az idei év kivételesen érdekesre sikerült a magyar kisköltségvetésű filmek terén. Reisz Gábor Magyarázat mindenre című alkotása tarolt a hazai mozikban és a külföldi fesztiválokon, az Elfogy a levegő pedig szintén bejárta a világot. Viszont úgy tűnik, az év magyar mozija decemberben érkezett meg: az elsőfilmes alkotópáros, Hevér Dániel és Kertész Z

Kathleen and Jeff speak with Dr. Sarah Fallaw. Sarah is a psychologist, researcher, and founder-president of DataPoints, the first behavioral assessment company for financial services. DataPoints uses tools that pinpoint financial attitudes, wealth-building behaviors, and investor risk tolerance to uncover client money mindset. She co-authored The Next Millionaire Next Door, continuing the study of wealth in America started by Thomas J. Stanley, Ph.D. https://datapoints.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahfallaw/ https://twitter.com/sarahfallaw https://www.facebook.com/datapoints

Today's guest is Dr. Sarah Stanley Fallaw, the author of The Next Millionaire Next Door and the founder of DataPoints, which provides technology-enabled financial psychology tools to enhance wealth-building.   In today's episode, we look back at some of the key takeaways from her Dad's book, The Millionaire Next Door, one of the most important personal finance books ever written. Sarah shares what's changed and what's stayed the same since the book was published in 1996, and how you can try to instill these traits in your kids.   Then we talk about her company, DataPoints.  Sarah explains how she's able to help advisors learn their clients' individual personality towards financial decisions and coach them to make better financial decisions. She shares some best practices from working with advisors, how much of this is nature versus nurture, and some of the main differences between genders. ----- Follow Meb on Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube For detailed show notes, click here To learn more about our funds and follow us, subscribe to our mailing list or visit us at cambriainvestments.com ----- Today's episode is sponsored by Farmland LP. Farmland LP is one of the largest investment funds in the US focused on converting chemical-based conventional farmland to organic, sustainably-managed farmland using a value-add commercial real estate strategy in the agriculture sector. Since 2009, they have built a 15,000-acre portfolio representing over $200M in AUM. To learn more about their latest offering, visit farmlandlp.com or email them at ir@farmlandlp.com.  Today's episode is sponsored by The Idea Farm. The Idea Farm gives you access to over $100,000 worth of investing research, the kind usually read by only the world's largest institutions, funds, and money managers. Subscribe for free here. Follow The Idea Farm: Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram | Tik Tok ----- Interested in sponsoring the show? Email us at Feedback@TheMebFaberShow.com ----- Past guests include Ed Thorp, Richard Thaler, Jeremy Grantham, Joel Greenblatt, Campbell Harvey, Ivy Zelman, Kathryn Kaminski, Jason Calacanis, Whitney Baker, Aswath Damodaran, Howard Marks, Tom Barton, and many more.  ----- Meb's invested in some awesome startups that have passed along discounts to our listeners. Check them out here! 

In this episode, Steve Cote interviews Sarah Stanley, New England Program Manager at the National Forest Foundation.  They discuss the impact of collaborating with community partners; details about the Treasured Landscape Project; and how being an 11th generation Mainer has shaped Sarah's passion for her community.

Sarah Stanley is on the run from the corrupt Family Court in Idaho.  She joins me Live on Critical Disclosure Radio, hosted by Brighteon Radio.    Show Links and More: https://libertylinks.io/jimslinks E-mail: NWLNews@protonmail.com

Experts discuss the use of whole-organ imaging of the pancreas to reveal close interactions between nerves and islets and dynamic regulation of islet innervation in diabetes.

Experts discuss the use of whole-organ imaging of the pancreas to reveal close interactions between nerves and islets and dynamic regulation of islet innervation in diabetes.

For more than one century revival has been prophesied over the entire world. Gideon Stanley is here today to give us his perspective about it. Extra topic: The pandemic situation in India

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The pilot episode of Eric Bolton's mostly unscripted talk show parody. Produced by and starring Eric Bolton. Musical guest - Sarah Stanley. Good Nite with Barry Ivy theme song composed by Jose Payo.Special thanks to:Friends and Artists Theatre EnsembleVery special thanks to the original theatrical production team:Doug LunnTony MillerDennis MoynihanJose Payo and familySal Romeo (Security)Tom RomeroJon SimpsonRob StoneVida VierraAndrew WalkerLaurie WendorfClay WilcoxMitchel Young Evans

In today’s episode of Plan Wisely Podcast, host Erik Garcia interviews Sarah Stanley Fallaw, Psychologist, Researcher and the Founder and President of DataPoints, the company that created the world's first financial psychology toolkit. Sarah is also the co-author of the best-selling book, “The Millionaire Next Door.” Erik and Sarah discuss the portrait of a millionaire and finding your path to wealth and financial independence.  Episode Highlights:What led Sarah to write and publish the book The Millionaire Next Door? (00:44)What’s the portrait of the millionaire? What does the millionaire look like? (03:00)How well are you managing your financial life? (06:04)Skills, abilities, and competencies required to become financially independent (08:44)Finding your path to wealth and financial independence? (10:01)Who is The Next Door Millionaire? (13:41)Age as a predictor of net worth (16:13)The first generation of millionaires (18:42)Behavioral characteristics of people who have financial success (20:13)Behavioral characteristics that lead to wealth building (22:58)Why do we buy what we do not need? (26:55)The importance of budgeting when it comes to wealth creation (28:18)The correlation between high income and high net worth (30:39)The role of discipline in wealth building (31:31)What is social indifference, and how does it predict net worth? (36:20)3 Key PointsIf you think about managing your financial life as a job, you can always ask yourself what you need to do the job better.A high income does not necessarily mean high net worth.Discipline is mandatory when it comes to financial success.Key Quotes:“You have to work hard for things and don't expect to walk out of college or some kind of training program that you may have been in and all of a sudden things are going to be fine.” - Sarah Fallaw“It's very important to ensure that you're being smart about the things that you use, including your money and part of that does have to do with discipline.” - Sarah Fallaw“Those who can really spend in a way that's conducive to their own goals and ignores the consumption behaviors of their neighbors and friends, tend to build wealth better than those that are heavily Influenced by how everybody else drives, buys and wears things.” - Sarah FallawResources:Sarah Fallaw LinkedInPlan WiselyFINRAData PointsThe Millionaire Next Door Erik's Website: https://www.plan-wisely.com/Erik's YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjD-ImfJlSItr5b3zUwKLVA/about?disable_polymer=1Email Erik: Erik@plan-wisely.comCall Erik's Office at 504-218-5479

Episode 03 - Did you know that the top five professions for millionaires doesn't include doctors? Teachers are #3!! Why are teachers better at building wealth than physicians?In this episode, Dr. Sarah Stanley Fallaw unpacks the research behind the book The Next Millionaire Next Door. We talk about what it takes to be a millionaire in America today. You'll be amazed to see how simple it is, and you'll be blown away that more physicians don't do it.If you're less than five years out of training and you listen to this episode, there's no excuse for you to not retire as a millionaire. None of these strategies are sophisticated. It's simple, but it's not easy. It requires discipline, frugality, and making smart choices with our money on a daily basis. But, the reward is tremendous.So, do you have what it takes to be "the next millionaire next door"? Subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode!Featured online community: White Coat Travel TipsResourcesFree download: "5 Financial Decisions Couples Should Make Together"Money Personality Test (free): https://www.datapoints.com/personalityAdditional resources from Dr. Fallaw: www.themillionairenextdoor.comConnect with Dr. Fallaw: www.datapoints.com

Hey you wild women! Today I am joined by Sarah Stanley. I connected with Sarah through her impressive marathon and ultra-running background. Sarah used the knowledge she learned from farming, as a sponsored ultra-endurance athlete and health, wellness, and nutrition expert.  Sarah runs the bakery ‘Hannah Cakes', using her childhood growing up on an organic farm to make delicious treats that are healthy and nourishing too! The products she creates are top 9 allergen-free (no gluten, wheat, soy, dairy, eggs, tree nuts, peanuts, corn, or shellfish). She has run countless marathons and is the author of Live Freely: Six Weeks to Detox Your Mind, Body, Spirit, Money, Home and Life. Not only does she participate in marathons and run her bakery, she also runs her life. Sarah has an almost 2-year-old boy at home, and she involves him in every part of her day. He helps her as she bakes while she teaches him valuable life skills to help him as he grows up. In This Episode, You Will Learn About: How Sarah turned the physicality she learned on the farm into a love of ultra-running Her learning curve when setting up her business Believing in doing what you can with what you have - not everyone has unlimited resources and you should turn what you do have into an advantage How not worrying about perfection and having a ‘just do it' attitude leads to creativity Her biggest mistake: Trying to turn a hobby into a job despite the lack of generated income The importance of having flexibility in your mindset Having the courage to admit what does and does not work Leveraging social media to create deeper client connections Avoiding the trappings of platforms like Instagram - success isn't always visual Learning the story behind the name ‘Hannah Cakes' and her thoughts on rebranding How the work ethic from her youth translates to her business What kind of substitutes does she use for ingredients? You can bake without eggs! Resources:  Website: Happy Hannah Cakes Instagram: ​ Happy Hannah Cakes Book: Live Freely: six weeks to detox your mind, body, spirit, money, home and life   --------  By having a good rating, it helps me reach more ambitious women who are aching to start their dream business but don't know-how. ​ Click here​, scroll to the bottom, tap, and rate -- 5 stars will do -- and select "Write a Review." Make sure to highlight your favorite bits, and I'll be sure to give some public shoutouts!    Don't forget to​ SUBSCRIBE! Follow me on social media ​@renee_warren​ and ​@we.wild.women​ and check out www.wewildwomen.com/​. 

#255: When a crisis hits, do you stay calm and collected, or do you launch yourself down a rabbit hole of worry and worst-case scenarios? When the stock market spirals downward, do you shrug and stay the course, or do warning bells explode in your brain? When news of the pandemic hit, was your first instinct to form a calm and reasoned action plan, or rush to the store to buy months of supplies? Your personality influences your reactions to these scenarios. Today’s guest, Dr. Sarah Stanley Fallaw, has a Ph.D. in applied psychology and is the founder of DataPoints, a research firm based on the science of building wealth. What links between personality and money management has research uncovered? We discuss this topic in today’s episode. For more information, visit the show notes at https://affordanything.com/episode255

Sarah's background in Financial Services What DataPoints is and what it does the Results from DataPoints with newer generation advisers Sarah's beliefs on money coaching DataPoints launching in the UK

Donna Peters interviews Otis Aust, a fee-only financial advisor and tax geek, founder of Aust Financial Advisory.  What a timely topic!  In this episode with the "Dollar Scholar" recorded in Dec 2019, Otis Aust talks about being prepared for inevitable stock market down turns.  He was prophetic and gets real about financial decisions--thinking like the CFO of your own life. This discussion shares provocative statistics, research and experience to help us think practically and thoughtfully about our Financial Health.  HIGHLIGHTS OF EPISODE:--Otis' Core Values: fairness, transparency, continuous learning--Otis shares fact-based advice and provocative thoughts on:Do you know you should be saving 15-20% of your income annually starting at 25?Is buying a home really an investment?  You'll be surprised by this discussion.  What is your relationship with money?  Your risk tolerance?  How does your family talk about money?  What are the most important financial questions to be asking in a relationship?  Did you realize the average person is retired for 30 years?  What will you need?Did you ever stop and think that you'll be in a relationship with the Federal Government your entire life?How do you choose a financial advisor?The Millionaire Next Door: Surprising Secrets of America's Wealthy, by Sarah Stanley and Thomas Stanley, is referenced in this discussion.Check out other episodes such as:The Innovation Ninja Shares His PowersStorytelling with a C-Suite LeaderA Listener Shares Her Me-Suite MorselsA Chief Strategy Officer Maps It Out For UsHow to Have a Growth MindsetDo You Know Your Core Values?Build Your Personal Board of DirectorsA CEO Gets Real About Real LifeCreating the Culture You Want to Live InShape the Future You WantOptions Are PowerWelcome to The Me-Suite: a source of power for the life-minded.  Subscribe to the podcast.  Visit our blog and executive life coaching services.www.the-me-suite.comFB: @mesuiteLinkedIn: The Me-Suite

A graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada, Natasha Greenblatt is an actor, director and writer.Natasha has played Anne Frank in The Diary of Anne Frank (Segal Centre, Theatre Aquarius), Brigid in A Boy Called Newfoundland (Theatre Smash), and Roberta in The Railway Children (Mirvish/Marquis). She was nominated for a Dora Award for her portrayal of Bastian in The Neverending Story (Roseneath Theatre) and won a Dora Award for Get Yourself Home Skyler James (Roseneath Theatre), a solo show that toured high schools in the Greater Toronto Area. Natasha had a recurring role on the Canadian television show Bomb Girls. Most recently, Natasha was part of the 2014-2015 National Arts Centre’s English Theatre Ensemble, where she played Alice, in Alice Through the Looking Glass and Cecily in The Importance of Being Earnest.As a director, Natasha facilitated and directed This Is Your Script, a collective creation for Paprika Festival for youth between the ages of 17 and 21. She directed Cowboy Mouth, by Sam Shepard and Patti Smith, as part of The Playwright Project in May 2013. She was the assistant director for Micheline Chevrier on the Montreal debut production of the Governor General Award winning play, If We Were Birds and for Sarah Stanley on the debut of Beatrice and Virgil at the Factory Theatre. In 2014, Natasha directed The Secret Garden of Lido Pimienta, a theatrical concert commissioned by SummerWorks.Natasha has been part of Nightwood Theatre’s Write From the Hip program for Emerging Playwrights and Theatre Passe Muraille’s Upstarts Unit for Emerging Theatre Creators. She performed her solo show, We Lived in a Palace at the 2008 SummerWorks Festival. She produced her first full-length play, The Peace Maker, directed by Jennifer Brewin, as part of the 2013 Next Stage Festival.Twitter: @natashasama Instagram: natashagreengraceThe ElectionDuring the 2015 Federal Election, a group of theatre artists and makers volunteered for local campaigns. They knocked on doors, phoned voters, and tried to make sense of national stories on a local level while documenting their experience. These personal accounts provided fodder for the new Canadian play The Election, by Natasha Greenblatt and Yolanda Bonnell, in collaboration with the company.In 2019 The Election sparks urgent dialogue just as Canadians take another swing at the ballot box. Exploring the realities of Indigenous, Settler and Newcomer experience with the political process, this play asks: Do we have a voice and does that voice count?Following the wildly successful run of The Public Servant, Common Boots Theatre delivers a provocative and hilarious investigation of how Canadians engage in democracy.The team of six actors (Augusto Bitter, Rachel Cairns, Joelle Peters, Anand Rajaram, Rose Stella, and Courtenay Stevens) take on over 35 characters. Woven throughout the chaos of the federal election are the personal stories of people struggling to make a difference within their own communities and families.www.commonbootstheatre.ca Tickets: https://www.passemuraille.ca/tickets/

October 6th, 2019 - Sarah Stanley • William Tyndale by All Souls Anglican Church

#190: More than 20 years ago, affluence researchers Dr. Thomas Stanley and Dr. William Danko surveyed a vast number of millionaire households in the United States. What they discovered was groundbreaking at the time. The average U.S. millionaire, they found, lives a frugal lifestyle. They are disproportionately clustered in modest, middle-class neighborhoods. They drive used cars. They don’t spend money on jewelry, watches, boats or other high-ticket items. They’re self-made, meaning they did not inherit their wealth; they’re first-generation millionaires. In 1996, the researchers published their findings in a book called The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America’s Wealthy. The book became a mega-bestseller and, to this day, remains a top personal finance classic. Fast-forward to 2012. Dr. Thomas Stanley’s daughter, Sarah, followed in her father’s footsteps. She’s grown up to become a researcher, earning a Ph.D. in applied psychology and exploring the world of behavioral finance. She became the Director of Research for the Affluent Market Institute, the research company her father founded, and she launched her own research firm, DataPoints. In 2012, Dr. Sarah Stanley Fallaw and Dr. Thomas Stanley decided to update their research on millionaire households in anticipation of the 20th anniversary of the publication of The Millionaire Next Door. They wanted to see what attributes are different, 20 years later, and what qualities remain the same. They crafted another large-scale survey of millionaires. Yet before they could complete the project, tragedy intervened. In 2015, Dr. Thomas Stanley was killed in a car accident. He was hit by a drunk driver. His daughter resolved to finish the research that the two of them started together. She sent out the survey they created, gathered and analyzed the results, and published a sequel, The Next Millionaire Next Door, co-authored with her late father. The book is Dr. Thomas Stanley’s final, posthumously-published book. The book was released in October 2018, twenty-two years after the original. On today’s podcast episode, Dr. Sarah Stanley Fallaw joins us to describe what’s different about millionaires, more than two decades later … … and what’s remained the same. For more information, visit the show notes at https://affordanything.com/episode190

Our guest today is going to help you get millionaire status. Well, at least have a better understanding of how self-made millionaires got to where they are financially. Their behaviors, the “rules” they follow, what their life is really like. Dr Sarah Stanley Fallaw is an industrial psychologist, researcher, and president of DataPoints. She is continuing the research her dad Thomas J Stanly started back in 1996 when he published the bestselling book “The Millionaire Next Door” Sarah has now co-authored the updated version “The Next Millionaire Next Door...Enduring Strategies for Building Wealth” Get ready to soak in over 40 years of research of what it takes to achieve wealth. A big thank you to Sarah for graciously giving her time to be part of our $even Figures Community. Cheers to being a financially confident woman!

The Millionaire Next Door in You With Dr. Sarah Stanley Fallaw of DataPoints Are you the kind of person who never wins things like contests or drawings?  Well, I'm not.  Amazingly, I win a lot of times.  Nothing super big, like a car or vacation.  But when I attended the XY Planning Network annual conference in 2017, I visited the ... The post Ep. 21 – The Millionaire Next Door in You With Dr. Sarah Stanley Fallaw of DataPoints appeared first on Avea Financial Planning, LLC | Tri-Cities WA | Financial Advisor.

The Millionaire Next Door in You With Dr. Sarah Stanley Fallaw of DataPoints Are you the kind of person who never wins things like contests or drawings?  Well, I’m not.  Amazingly, I win a lot of times.  Nothing super big, like a car or vacation.  But when I attended the XY Planning Network annual conference in 2017, I visited the ... The post Ep. 21 – The Millionaire Next Door in You With Dr. Sarah Stanley Fallaw of DataPoints appeared first on Avea Financial Planning | Kennewick, Richland, Pasco, Tri-Cities WA | Fiduciary Fee-Only Financial Advisor.

How will YOU become the next millionaire next door? Believe it or not, it's been 23 years since The Millionaire Next Door shook the foundation of what people thought about wealth. You mean LOTS of people built their wealth in other ways than inheriting a bunch of money or working in huge income jobs? ...and that just because you LOOK wealthy doesn't mean you ARE wealthy? Today we talk to Dr. Sarah Fallaw (researcher and also the daughter of Thomas Stanley, author of the Millionaire Next Door) about how YOU can set yourself up to join this elite group. We'll discuss your friends, where you live, financial advisors, and more. Plus in our headlines segment, the results of a new survey are out about investor expectations, and they aren't good. Many investors have...maybe unrealistic ideas about their investment strategies. We'll explain on the show. Plus, one company has created a new credit card that will help you save into your 401(k) plan every time you save. Too good to be true? We'll answer that question on the show. Then we'll throw out the Haven Life Line to Jon, who wants us to shed some light on the difference between a Roth 401k and an after tax basis employee savings and stock ownership plan. Thanks to MagnifyMoney.com for sponsoring Stacking Benjamins. MagnifyMoney.com saves users on average $450 when they compare, ditch, switch and save on credit cards, student loan refinancing, checking, savings and more. Check out MagnifyMoney.com for your savings.  

Dr. Sarah Stanley Fallaw - The Next Millionaire Next Door Standard Deviations welcomes Sarah Stanley Fallaw, Ph.D. the founder and President of DataPoints LLC, a research-based technology company that gives advisors tools to identify and guide better financial behaviors in their clients. Dr. Fallaw is continuing and furthering the important work begun by her father, Thomas Stanley, author of The Millionaire Next Door. In this data-packed episode, Dr. Fallaw shares with us: What to look for in an appropriate measure of risk tolerance The characteristics shown by young people who are likely to become millionaires The steps you can take to become the next millionaire next door Learn more about Dr. Sarah: https://www.datapoints.com/ https://twitter.com/sarahfallaw Sarah's new book: https://www.amazon.com/Next-Millionaire-Door-Enduring-Strategies/dp/1493035355/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1538393280&sr=8-1&keywords=sarah+stanley+fallaw

One of the first books that got me thinking differently about finances and helped me believe that becoming wealthy was within reach was “The Millionaire Next Door.” The impact of the book on my life is hard to describe and is one of the many reasons I invited Sarah Fallaw to be my guest on […]

We have a special show for you this week with a very special guest: Dr. Sarah Stanley Fallaw, Ph.D. Dr. Fallaw is the founder and President of DataPoints LLC, a company that provides scientifically validated, automated behavioral finance tools to the financial services industry. DataPoints created the industry's first biodata-based, predictive assessment of individual propensity to build wealth. She is the co-author of The Next Millionaire Next Door, a new edition to her father Dr. Thomas Stanley’s original text The Millionaire Next Door. Dr. Fallaw joins us to share her research on what the portrait of today’s millionaire looks like. She reveals the psychological and behavioral side of financial planning. Tune in to find out how the way people think about and react to money correlates with their ability to build wealth. For more details, visit the show notes on our website:  https://www.moneyguy.com/2018/11/become-next-millionaire-fallaw/

My guest in this episode is Dr Sarah Stanley Fallaw. Sarah is the founder and President of DataPoints LLC, a company that provides scientifically validated, automated behavioral finance tools to the financial services industry.  DataPoints created the industry's first biodata-based, predictive assessment of individual propensity to build wealth. Sarah also serves as the Director of Research for the Affluent Market Institute, founded by Dr. Thomas J. Stanley. She is co-author of an upcoming book examining the behaviors and lifestyle of affluent Americans 20 years after the publication of The Millionaire Next Door.

When youth workers ask me about the qualities they should seek to develop in their lives and ministries, there are three that I’m always sure to mention: humility, teachability, and cooperation. Pride kills ministry. Without a determination to learn we get horribly stale. And if we aren’t working with others we forfeit the great benefits of ministering together as part of the body of Christ. How can we intentionally position ourselves to serve Christ, kids, and families most effectively? What does it look like to be a part of a ministry team where all generations learn from each other? And what are the benefits of doing youth ministry in this way? We’ll talk to a multi-generational team of youth workers who are committed to carrying the youth ministry baton together, on this episode of youth culture matters.

On Episode 035 of the Your Financial Pharmacist Podcast, Tim Baker, CFP interviews Sarah Stanley Fallaw, Ph.D, the founder and President of Data Points. Sarah is continuing the study of wealth in America started by Thomas J. Stanley, Ph.D. using analytics to identify and develop wealth potential.   Show Notes How Sarah's company applies the lessons in The Millionaire Next Door by Dr. Thomas Stanley Discussion about the factors that measure our propensity to build wealth Frugality Confidence Focus Social Indifference Responsibility Planning & Monitoring The importance of net worth How to apply behavioral finance between couples Role responsibility How to approach if partners are dissimilar and similar Want to check out your wealth building potential?  Take the assessment here.

On this episode of Radio Free Acton, Sarah Stanley, Managing Editor at the Acton Institute, speaks with Mac Tristan, Chief of Police in Coppell, Texas, on the topic of servant leadership: what is it, how has Mac found it helpful in his line of work, and why it is valuable for leaders in business too. Then, on the Upstream segment, Bruce Edward Walker talks with Dr. Jessica Hooten Wilson, professor of English at John Brown University, on the work of prolific American author Flannery O'Connor. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What we cover in the podcast:Sarah's background in Financial ServicesWhat DataPoints is and what it doesthe Results from DataPoints with newer generation advisersSarah's beliefs on money coac

Doctors have had great success using vaccines to boost the immune system to fight infectious diseases like smallpox and measles, but only recently have immune system boosters been tried against cancer. The growing success of such attempts – a booming field called immunotherapy that was pioneered at UC Berkeley – proves that studying the way the immune system deals with these two types of invaders, cancer cells and pathogens, could greatly improve therapies for both. In this video, Russell Vance and Sarah Stanley talk about the advantages of combining the study of cancer with the study of infectious disease in UC Berkeley's new Immunotherapeutics and Vaccine Research Initiative. Series: "UC Berkeley News" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 31958]

Doctors have had great success using vaccines to boost the immune system to fight infectious diseases like smallpox and measles, but only recently have immune system boosters been tried against cancer. The growing success of such attempts – a booming field called immunotherapy that was pioneered at UC Berkeley – proves that studying the way the immune system deals with these two types of invaders, cancer cells and pathogens, could greatly improve therapies for both. In this video, Russell Vance and Sarah Stanley talk about the advantages of combining the study of cancer with the study of infectious disease in UC Berkeley's new Immunotherapeutics and Vaccine Research Initiative. Series: "UC Berkeley News" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 31958]

Story Behind the Story with Amanda Miles

Story Behind the Story with Amanda Miles

Story Behind the Story with Amanda Miles

Story Behind the Story with Amanda Miles

Chosen One with Bruxy Cavey

Story Behind the Story with Bruxy Cavey

Story Behind the Story with Bruxy Cavey

Story Behind the Story with Bruxy Cavey

This week Danielle interviews awesome diva mom Sarah Stanley. Sarah gives her take on the feelings she went through when she found out she was pregnant and how she is managing now. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

About two years ago I came across Sarah Stanley online which led to a few email exchanges about running and health. And over the course of the last two years I have been both continually impressed and encouraged as I have watched her explore the outer limits of her abilities (physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually) through her ulta-running, all the while being fueled on a plant based diet.  And her running resume is impressive: 26 marathons, Boston qualifying, 7 50 mile races, and 4 100 mile races...and on and on and on. The intersection of running and food has been resonating with me the last couple of years and is the reason why I wanted to sit down with Sarah and interview her on my podcast. As you will be able to tell from this interview, Sarah is full of life, and is passionate about so many things. I love that excitement and I love the message she brings at the intersection of our fitness, food and faith.     In this podcast we will explore: being born and growing up on one of the first certified organic farms in the country her journey into running from her first 8k to qualifying for Boston to her first 50 and hundred mile races. the importance of not only food, but what kind of food we put into our bodies. the issues that she is passionate about such as food advocacy and justice issues. the intersection of food and our faith and how they can't be separated from one another. her passion to empower church leaders to lead the way in promoting a healthier message around food, fitness and social justice issues. her Live Freely curriculum  

On this edition of Radio Free Acton, Sarah Stanley speaks with Chelsen Vicari, Evangelical Program Director at the Institute on Religion and Democracy, about her new book Distortion: How the New Christian Left is Twisting the Gospel and Damaging the Faith. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We also talk about building habits, condos and the theatres near by them and what to do other than limitless complaint. Adrienne and Jacob debate an idea for a show. Also, a tip: Sometimes conversations are awkward. Let us know what you think and ask us questions about the ethics of representation: **email**: jacob@smallwoodenshoe.org or adrian@neworldtheatre.com **tweet**: #SWSPodcast **comment**: [Small Wooden Shoe website](http://www.smallwoodenshoe.org/SWSpodcast) | [Spiderweb Show](http://spiderwebshow.ca/laboratory/podcasts) ##Links to some of the things we talked about: * [House of Cards](http://www.buzzfeed.com/ryanhatesthis/which-house-of-cards-character-are-you) * [Nathan Medd](http://nac-cna.ca/en/bio/nathan-medd) * [Beatrice and Virgil](http://www.factorytheatre.ca/201314-season/beatrice-and-virgil/) * [Factory Theatre](http://www.factorytheatre.ca/index.php) * [National Arts Centre](http://nac-cna.ca/en/explore) * [Sarah Stanley](http://nac-cna.ca/en/media/newsrelease/3920) * [Musee Condos](http://www.museecondo.ca/) * [Average condo size](http://thecondolifeblog.com/?p=424) * [Distillery District](http://www3.thedistillerydistrict.com/) * [Tricycle Theatre](http://www.tricycle.co.uk/) * "Blog Post": [How Canadian Theatre is killing itself](http://fanninawdp.wordpress.com/2014/04/04/how-canadian-theatre-is-killing-itself-or-how-to-really-love-our-audiences/) * [Evan Webber](http://www.ewfco.com/) * [Conte D'Amour bruhaha](http://minorexpletives.ca/a/contedamour/) * [Critique of Charity](http://www.bbc.co.uk/ethics/charity/against_1.shtml) * [Progress Lab](http://progresslab.ca/) * [Theatre Replacement](http://theatrereplacement.org/) * [Vancouver Playhouse](http://www.vancouverplayhouse.com/#) and [what Jacob wrote about it back then](http://minorexpletives.ca/a/2012questioning-the-everlasting-nature/) * [Junction Commons Project](http://junctioncommons.wordpress.com/) * Comedy Classes: * [Bad Dog Theatre](http://baddogtheatre.com/classes/) * [Second City](http://www.secondcity.com/training/) * [Fun Palace Radio Variety Show](http://www.funpalace.ca) * [Moth Podcast](http://themoth.org/about/programs/the-moth-podcast) * [Life Game](http://www.theguardian.com/stage/2004/may/06/theatre1) * The Ways of Seeing by John Berger: [The Book](http://www.amazon.ca/Modern-Classics-Ways-Of-Seeing/dp/014103579X); [The TV series](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pDE4VX_9Kk)