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A Julya passou por uma situação inusitada ao conferir o resultado de sua retrospectiva musical no Spotify. A jovem esperava encontrar as músicas pop que costuma ouvir, mas o histórico foi "destruído" após a mãe, Iná, com quem compartilha a conta da plataforma, ter dedicado 141 horas de escuta às canções do artista regionalista Gaúcho da Fronteira.

Today we are joined by Jess Schmechel, a Reiki master and mindfulness coach, and owner of True North Healing! The main goal of True North Healing is to help you Reconnect with Your Best Self! In this episode we discuss:

Today I welcome Eric Schmechel from Dubuque Soil and Water Conservation District where he serves as the Director of the Watershed Program.  Throughout this interview with Eric, I not only got all the “dirt” on runoff, soil health, and Catfish Creek, but we dig deeper into together, how we can coordinate and collaborate as our rural communities continue to develop.   Eric's mission is to continue to bring diverse groups of urban and rural community members together. He does this by building relationships and focusing on profitability and return on investment within soil health, conservation, carbon, climate change, and so much more!    One of Eric's most publicized projects has been the reconstruction of Catfish Creek. Catfish Creek is a naturally producing stream which has been surrounded by urban development. Eric brought citizens together and held many public forums to develop a watershed management plan for the Creek. Today, the plan is being put into action, with soil quality restoration, streambank restoration, and other conservation practices.    Friends, get ready to learn, think GREEN, and expand your knowledge!    Key Takeaways The most important aspect when bringing people together is forming and building relationships. For Eric, this is with farmers, producers, growers, elected officials, and community members.   A balancing act has to take place when forming these relationships, but ultimately for the betterment of the program, it has to be done.  We need to get away from the isolation silos and collectively work together to try and solve some of our challenges as it relates to habitat, ecosystem improvement, etc.  “Roots in the Ground Year Around.” Dubuque Soil and Water Conservation will be focusing on this slogan throughout the summer to focus on the importance of planting cover crops Farmers are willing to share their experience and have field days, the best way is to get together and chat about what's working and what's not.    Follow along with Dubuque Soil and Water Conservation!   If you want to connect with Eric and the Dubuque Soil and Water Conservation District, visit: www.facebook.com/CatfishCreekWMA  Follow for More Follow Small-Minded on Instagram and Facebook Follow Molly Knuth Media on Instagram and Facebook For more about our Instagram workshops this month at MKM visit mollyknuthmedia.com/shop.

Welcome the Assistant Director of IMPACT 307, Fred Schmechel! Trained as a sculptor and graphic designer, Fred joined IMPACT 307 in the fall of 2010. He directly counsels client companies on all aspects of their business needs. His work also includes oversight of the Fisher Innovation Launchpad, and the Southeast Wyoming Innovation Launchpad, and he is working on creating similar programs across the southeast and eastern sides of the state. Additionally, because the arts sector drives the culture of innovation and creativity that fuels tech sectors, Fred works with visual and performing artist clients in our arts incubation program. Fred’s artistic pedigree includes having work shown in the National Wildlife Museum and studying under famed graphic designer David Carson and prior to joining IMPACT 307, he spent several years involved in all aspects of the small-run printing industry including design and project management. Having designed everything from the usual printing needs, to large projects with food trucks or entire conferences. Fred currently serves on the board of directors for the Wyoming Humanities Council and TechTalk Laramie, a Laramie based technology workers oriented 501(c)3 he helped to co-found in 2017. He is also a 2019 graduate of Leadership Wyoming!  Thank you for your precious time, Fred. Cheers!

Rüterberg hat eine besondere Geschichte: Zu DDR-Zeiten war der kleine Ort an der östlichen Elbgrenze komplett von Grenzanlagen umzäunt und nur über ein kleines Tor passierbar. Am 8. November 1989 riefen mutige Bürger die „Dorfrepublik Rüterberg“ aus, ohne zu ahnen, dass am Abend darauf die Mauer fallen würde. Meinhard Schmechel war von 1981 bis 2004 Bürgermeister von Rüterberg. „Ich konnte mir meinen Besuch immer aussuchen“, erinnert er sich an das abgeschiedene Leben an der ehemaligen Elbgrenze. Er erzählt im Interview, dass die 140 Bewohner nur zwischen 5 Uhr morgens und 23 Uhr abends durch ein Tor in die Außenwelt gelangen konnten. Nachts blieb das Tor geschlossen. Tagsüber wurde das Tor von Grenzsoldaten streng bewacht. Passkontrollen waren für die Dorfbewohner allgegenwärtig. Besuch musste sechs Wochen vorher angemeldet werden, erklärt Schmechel die damalige Situation. „Kurios war, dass wir bereits am 10. November 1989 in den Westen reisen durften, aber nach Rüterberg noch immer kein Fremder hinein durfte.“ Spontan passierte in Rüterberg nichts. Manchmal blieb sogar tagsüber das Tor geschlossen, so dass die Rüterberger nicht pünktlich zur Arbeit kamen. Begründungen lieferte die Staatsmacht nie, Fragen waren nicht erwünscht. Doch kurz vor dem Mauerfall wagten die Bürger den Aufstand. Wie es dazu kam, erzählt Schmechel im Interview. Auf Vorschlag des Rüterberger Schneidermeisters Hans Rasenberger wurde die „Dorfrepublik Rüterberg“ ausgerufen. Auf der Einwohnerversammlung verteilte Rasenberger ein Papier und schlug darin vor, die Dorfrepublik als Urform der „Direkten Demokratie“ zum Modell für Rüterberg zu machen – nach dem Vorbild der Schweiz. Die Basis dafür, dass sich die Rüterberger ihre eigenen Gesetze für ihr Dorf schaffen konnten. Die Bürger stimmten geschlossen zu. Der Titel „Dorfrepublik“ wurde später offiziell „genehmigt“. Am 14. Juli 1991 erteilte der Innenminister des Landes Mecklenburg-Vorpommern der Gemeinde das Recht, die Bezeichnung „Dorfrepublik 1961–1989“ (ab 2001 „Dorfrepublik 1967–1989“) auf allen Ortsschildern als Zusatzbezeichnung zu führen. 100 Jugendliche aus 19 Nationen waren anwesend, als der Gemeinde die Urkunde überreicht wurde. Seit 21. Oktober 2002 heißt das Dorf wieder Rüterberg. Das außergewöhnliche Schild steht noch immer am Eingang des Ortes. Autorin: Antje Hinz Link zum Beitrag: https://www.elbe505.de/orte-kultur/rueterberg-das-umzaeunte-dorf Entdecke mehr: https://www.elbe505.de

Many couples slip out of each other's lives because they have lost touch with what is going on in their relationships. Eventually, the relationship deteriorates and ends. Relationship expert and certified results coach, Jürgen Schmechel, sheds light on how to regain that spark back as he shares his techniques for creating and maintaining lasting love. He states that taking your relationship to a deeper level means having to stay emotionally connected with your partner even after so many years of being together. As a keen observer of human psychology, Jürgen finds that the lack of attention and taking the relationship for granted break couples up. In this insightful episode, he outlines the three pillars for a healthy relationship that could build magic moments and memories that make relationships last. Links Jürgen Schmechel Why Money Is More Important Than Sex Inspiring Relationships SurveyMonkey - Relationship Performance Index John Gottman Jürgen Schmechel – The Coaching Connector profile https://TheCoachingConnector.com/Directory/Relationship-Coach-9/ www.TheCoachingConnector.com https://TheCoachingConnector.com/Guiding-You-Through-The-Maze-Disclaimer References Lentino, L.M. (2014). Constructive thinking how to grow beyond your mind. Sudbury, MA: Grow Beyond Your Mind. Limits of Liability / Warranty Disclaimer

My guest today wants to get us talking about the science behind relationships, and draw attention to the things in our relationships that we should be paying more attention to. His goal is to help create a world where couples live in loving, intimate and respectful relationships, enabling their children to grow up loved. He is a keen observer of human psychology, a master in Neuro Linguistic Programming, Ericksonian Hypnosis and a certified Results Coach. There are a ton of gems in this conversation, where we explore how our behavior takes place at both a conscious and unconscious level. My hope is that there is something you can take away from this conversation and apply it to a relationship in your life. Its time to think outside the lines with Jürgen Schmechel. Guest Bio: Jürgen Schmechel was born 1960 in Hamburg, Germany as the second son to his parents. He lived, studied, worked and married in Hamburg – to then be raising two sons himself. In 2004 his family moved to Australia to learn and live in a different culture. Jürgen is a keen observer of human psychology, he is a master in NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming), Ericksonian Hypnosis and a certified Results Coach. Over the past 24 years Jürgen realized that he and his wife are doing things differently in their marriage from others. Some of their behavior was conscious, some more on the unconscious level. And with more and more relationships all around the world deteriorating, Jürgen decided to bring his wisdom and coaching to the people. He started his Inspiring Relationships only in January 2017, but already had so many discussions and sessions with people searching him out for advice and guidance. His mission is to inspire thousands of men yearly to stay in loving, respectful relationships. Which has a ripple on effect to their Children and the World. For more information, please visit: inspiring-relationships.com.au   //   Think Outside the Lines Podcast Subscribe / Leave a review on iTunes Subscribe / Listen on Google Play Music Subscribe on Soundcloud Subscribe on Player.FM Subscribe on IHeartRadio Subscribe on Stitcher // If you would like to stay updated on all things podcast-related, click here to sign up for the mailing list.

Jürgen Schmechel was born 1960 in Hamburg, moving to Australia in 2004 to learn and live in a different culture. Jürgen is a keen observer of human psychology, he is a master in NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming), Ericksonian Hypnosis and a certified Results Coach. Realizing that he and his wife are doing things differently in their marriage from others, and with relationships all around the world deteriorating, Jürgen brings his wisdom and coaching to the people through his Inspiring Relationships program. His mission is to inspire thousands of men yearly to stay in loving, respectful relationships, which has a ripple on effect to their Children and the World.

STILL TRYING TO MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE ONE SHOW AT A TIME. THE GEORGE WILDER JR. SHOW IS NOW ON THE AIR. GUEST: Jurgen Schmechel  HATE HAS NO HOME HERE.  YOU WERE BORN AN ORIGINAL DON'T DIE A COPY.  GREAT OPPORTUNITIES TO HELP OTHERS SELDOM COME, BUT SMALL ONES SURROUND US EVERY DAY. BE NICE TO ONE ANOTHER, IT IS SO EASY. PICK UP A COPY OF MY EBOOK FINDING CHRISTMAS ON AMAZON. http://www.amazon.com/author/gwilder

Freedom, Play & Fun Podcast with Maria Appelqvist and Rhonda Liebig, are talking with Jurgen Schmechel today on “What It Is Like To Have An Epiphany". Jurgen has a wonderful story about how he had an epiphany while on a meditation retreat with his wife and how this lead to what he is doing today. Click and listen in on Jurgen's discussion on his story and how he is supporting the world a a new deeper way. You will also learn how he is supporting men, finances, and them healing the burden of taking on the financial stress by themselves but learning how to communicate a new healthier new mindset. Podcast Links Jurgen Schmechel https://www.facebook.com/jurgenschmechel Maria Appelqvist: mariaappelqvist.com Rhonda Liebig rhondaliebig.com

Jürgen Schmechel's mission is to inspire thousands of men to create loving, respectful relationships. Carol the Coach will be finding out his do's and don'ts for men whom have not had the experience of being in a good childhood and consequently don't know how to build or rebuild a relationship that is loving, nurturing and safe.

Welcome to the Inspiring Pearls of Wisdom – Podcast #94: Respect   This week Kaz and Karen’s special guest is Jürgen Schmechel who decided to bring his wisdom and coaching to the people. He started his Inspiring Relationships only in January 2017, but already had so many discussions and sessions with people searching him out for advice and guidance.  His mission is to inspire thousands of men yearly to stay in loving, respectful relationships. Which has a ripple on effect to their Children and the World.  Welcome Jurgen  Song Title Artist You tube link 1.     Respect Aretha Franklin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FOUqQt3Kg0 2.     Love and Understanding Cher https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWG7LsIo6nU 3.     Let’s Get Loud Jennifer Lopez https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q91hydQRGyM 4.     We Are the People Empire of the Sun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hN5X4kGhAtU 5.     Happy Pharrell Williams https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6Sxv-sUYtM  Please listen stop and listen to these songs as we introduce them, so you can truly understand why we chose these songs.  The links to the songs will be shared on Inspiring Pearls of Wisdom daily Wednesday to Sunday  Also provide us with feedback. You can connect with Jurgen via his website www.inspiring-relationships.com.au Until next time With Gratitude and Joy   Karen Chaston and Kaz (Karen) Pearce   PS: Please find us on facebook – Inspiring Pearls of Wisdom  

An-Dinh Nguyen interviews Stephen Schmechel of NWBioTrust and University of Washington on July 17, 2014. Dr. Schmechel will be a short course instructor for Biobanking Is More than Sample Storage and Management and speaker at the Leaders in Biobanking Congress and Cancer Diagnosis at the Crossroads: Precision Medicine Driving Change event, September 15-17 in Seattle, WA. Topics include critical business considerations for running biobanks to advance personalized medicine, support of translational research and clinical trials through a biobanker/biouser partnership and collaborations between University of Washington, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle Children's Hospital and elsewhere.

NEW Episodes, MULTIPLE Guests, UNLIMITED Growth In this episode, we examine Self discovery and then how to Upgrade yourself.  This podcast is primarily a psychological one, albeit watch for the philosophical underpinnings that are foundational to the system. These are where deep change takes place. Once we work on ourselves we must take into consideration our loved ones. This is where we meet our guest Jürgen Schmechel, Relationships Expert giving his take on personal growth and how it impacts your relationship. www.inspiring-relationships.com