Podcasts about selly

Verknipt: RTL Boulevard bespreekt een juicy verhaal over één van de eigen medewerkers (relatieperikelen van Rob Goossens) en censureert zichzelf in opdracht  van de hoofdredacteur achteraf, door verschillende quotes over een kersverse andere RTL-collega (Linda de Mol) uit het programma te knippen. De officiële reden: 'dit was redactioneel niet zo voorbereid'. Angela de Jong voelde die zelfcensuur aankomen: ‘Het was al wel langer duidelijk dat RTL Boulevard tegenwoordig kruipt voor Linda de Mol!' Iets 'eruit knippen' is wel een thema in deze podcast. De mannen van Even Tot Hier hadden de mogelijkheid om een onhandige uitdrukking in combinatie met een rolstoeldarter eruit te knippen, maar deden dat niet. En dat siert ze. God zij dank waren ze niet live op zaterdagavond en konden ze de streakende Stoute Piet alsnog onherkenbaar blurren. Mediajournalist Dennis Jansen heeft de persoon in kwestie gesproken. (Te horen in deze podcast!) Angela de Jong: ‘Nooit gedacht dat deze ervaren journalist nog eens in z'n string op nationale tv zou verschijnen.' Ook Paul de Leeuw zit met Ranking the Stars in het thema. De makers zijn van plan om deelnemers achteraf de mogelijkheid te bieden om er iets uit te knippen. Selly, De vrouw van Beau van Erven Dorens, knip(per)t twee keer met haar ogen en haar bekende man begint weer een nieuw avontuur. Dit keer met een kajak over de Canadese rivier de Yukon. En presentator Manuel Venderbos en mediaverslaggever Dennis Jansen gaan in de bonusaflevering ná de eindtune nog (te lang) door over Johnny de Mol, Van Kooten & De Bie en Kraantje Pappie. Dat had er achteraf gezien misschien beter uitgeknipt kunnen worden.  Luister zelf maar even! Naar de wekelijkse AD Media Podcast, waarin TV-columniste Angela de Jong, mediaverslaggever Dennis Jansen en presentator Manuel Venderbos alle hoofd-, rand-, en bijzaken bespreken op het gebied van radio en televisie.  Support the show: https://krant.nl/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, we're talking to Dave “Selly” Selinger, Co-Founder & CEO at Deep Sentinel. We discuss the ways that Dave is fighting crime with AI, how Deep Sentinel gets physical with its deterrents, and what Dave learned as the co-founder of Redfin. All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast!  To learn more about Deep Sentinel, check out their website here: https://www.deepsentinel.com/ Produced by ProSeries Media: https://proseriesmedia.com/ For booking inquiries, email booking@proseriesmedia.co

Artiști de succes, business managers, agenți de booking, reprezentanți ai caselor de discuri, agenți de PR, specialiști în online & digital, publicitari, producători de filme, reprezentanți ai radiourilor, publisheri, compozitori și mulți alții, schimbă idei și discută despre ce este nou în industria muzicală, toți reuniți sub același acoperiș, la Mastering the Music Business, la Hotel Caro, în București. O discuție despre acest eveniment, cu inițiatoarea MMB, Anca Lupeş. Având pe agendă teme precum sustenabilitatea în industria muzicală, traiectoria unui artist de la talent local la trend global sau povești de succes ale marilor festivaluri, MMB a strâns la București 145 de speakeri, printre care se numără Lisa Nasta de la Glastonbury – important festival pe continent, Ivone Lesan – una dintre cele mai recunoscute susținătoare ale egalității de gen din industrie, reprezentantă a festivalului Primavera Sound, Selly – content creator și antreprenor, Paul Cioc – marketing manager la HaHaHa Production, Mark Garfield –  sync agent la Pop-Up Music, Ioana Chereji – Head of Communication la UNTOLD Universe, Oskar Strajn, booking agent la Eurosonic, Adam Dobie de la Electric Castle, Emil Ionescu, organizator de evenimente și fondatorul iabilet.ro, artiştii Deliric şi  Dan Byron. Evenimentul reunește invitati din țări precum India, Mexic, Belgia, Marea Britanie, Bulgaria, Germania, Spania, Franța, Italia, Olanda și multe altele, aducând în prim-plan perspective și tendințe globale în muzică. Printre sesiunile oferite se numără paneluri, workshop-uri, studii de caz și prezentări ce abordează diverse genuri muzicale, de la rock alternativ și trap, până la hip hop și manele.După întâlnirile programate la Hotel Caro, seara, în Club Expirat se întâmplă MMB Showcase, cu: Alanaire (Spania), Alone at Parties (România), Michelle & Les Garçons (Franța), WOOMB (Bulgaria), Roadkillsoda (România) boebeck (HU), Kadjavsi (România), Roadkillsoda (RO), GØK2 (Estonia), printre alții.Anul acesta, conferința include 3 sesiuni de speed meetings cu reprezentanți ai celor mai importante festivaluri, cluburi sau agenții din țară și din străinătate și  9 recepții de networking (breakfast, lunch & drinks), la care participanții vor avea ocazia să interacționeze între ei într-o atmosferă relaxată. În cadrul recepțiilor vor avea loc și  8 mini recitaluri acustice, oferind tinerilor artiști o platformă valoroasă pentru a fi descoperiți și a-și promova muzica în fața unui public avizat. Participanții au ocazia să-i asculte pe: Alex Ștefănescu, Nidal, Krrysopher, Cireșan, Eligarf, Sabrina Stoica, Andra Andriuca, Villia.Accesul la conferința MMB se face pe baza de bilet, dar la MMB Showcase Festival intrarea este liberă, în limita locurilor disponibile. Accesul publicului se va face în fiecare seară de festival începând cu ora 19:00.

Join me on episode 128 for an insightful conversation with David Selinger, founder of Deep Sentinel, who revolutionized home security by integrating AI with human intervention. After a harrowing home invasion incident near his home, Dave "Selly" Selinger made it his mission to prevent such crimes from happening again. In this episode, we dive into Selly's journey from a tech innovator at Amazon and co-founder of Redfin to pioneering AI-driven home security. Discover how Deep Sentinel is setting new standards in the industry and what the future holds for AI in protecting our homes.

Wenn Selly nach einem Partyabend mit einem Kater aufwacht, startet bei ihr oft auch eine Gedankenspirale: Hab ich mich doof verhalten? War das zu viel Alkohol? Was wir machen können, um einen Emokater zu vermeiden, erklärt Suchttherapeutin Stefanie Bötsch.**********Ihr hört in der Ab 21:00:00:58 - Selly hat öfter mal einen Emokater, wenn sie Alkohol trinkt00:11:08 - Suchttherapeutin Stefanie Bötsch erklärt, was Alkohol und Drogen mit dem Körper machen**********Den Artikel zum Stück findet ihr hier.**********Ihr könnt uns auch auf diesen Kanälen folgen: Tiktok und Instagram.**********Meldet euch!Ihr könnt das Team von Ab 21 über WhatsApp erreichen.Uns interessiert: Was beschäftigt euch? Habt ihr ein Thema, über das wir unbedingt in der Sendung und im Podcast sprechen sollen?Schickt uns eine Sprachnachricht oder schreibt uns per 0160-91360852 oder an ab21.dlfnova@deutschlandradio.de.Wichtig: Wenn ihr diese Nummer speichert und uns eine Nachricht schickt, akzeptiert ihr unsere Regeln zum Datenschutz und bei WhatsApp die Datenschutzrichtlinien von WhatsApp.

The CPG Guys are joined in this episode by Molly Hjelm, Head of Ad Sales at Dollar General Media Network, Cely Moreno-Mosier, Sr Director of Omnichannel Marketing & Retail Media Partnerships at Pepsico & Ellen Mulryan, Sr Director of Retail Data Partnerships at The Trade DeskFollow Molly Hjelm on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mollyhjelm/ Follow Cely Moreno-Mosier on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cely99/ Follow Ellen Mulryan on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellenmulryan/Molly, Cely & Ellen answers these questions:Cely, what has it been like to immerse in retail media and omni marketing coming from that background?Molly/Ellen, From your perspective(s), for brand advertisers, what is the value of including retail audiences in National Media?Cely, From your perspective, what are some of the challenges the industry is facing right now in executing Retail Media Audiences in National Plans? From your perspective, what needs to be true to scale their use?Molly, Can you share a little more about Dollar General's approach when it comes to engaging with shoppers offsite? What's new since you were on the show a few months ago? Ellen - talk to us about how TD enables self serve access and how this has developed over the years - is this the future?Cely, Why would an advertiser want access to retail data in this way? (via self-serve)Molly, as an omnichannel retailer, making your audiences available for offsite through a partnership like TTD could be daunting (I can imagine), because you lose a bit of the control over the execution and the discussion with your shopper. Do you agree?Selly, What advice would you give a brand that is looking to do something innovative to the Better with Pepsi Campaign? How did your partnership with the TD make this easy to work on for Pepsi?What are some of the industry trends you are watching in terms of how omnichannel consumer engagement is shaping up especially with retail media?CPG Guys Website: http://CPGguys.comFMCG Guys Website: http://FMCGguys.comCPG Scoop Website: http://CPGscoop.comNextUp Website: http://NextUpisnow.org/cpgguysRetailWit Website: http://retailwit.comRhea Raj's Website: http://rhearaj.comKavita's podcast: Spotify   AppleDISCLAIMER: The content in this podcast episode is provided for general informational purposes only. By listening to our episode, you understand that no information contained in this episode should be construed as advice from CPGGUYS, LLC or the individual author, hosts, or guests, nor is it intended to be a substitute for research on any subject matter. Reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by CPGGUYS, LLC. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent.  CPGGUYS LLC expressly disclaims any and all liability or responsibility for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or other damages arising out of any individual's use of, reference to, or inability to use this podcast or the information we presented in this podcast.

Meet Brian Meyer and Selly Butler — the founders of FLOHOM a new hospitality start-up that offers stunning, on-the-water stays in marinas across the mid-Atlantic. Selly is a serial entrepreneur whose latest venture is in the marina business. One day Selly received a call from an enthusiastic entrepreneur who asked to place Oysters in his marina as part of a water purification and protection nonprofit that he was running.  This enthusiastic entrepreneur?  Well, yes, it was Brian Meyer. And while the two couldn't have known it at the time, this one phone call would change the course of both of their lives forever. In this conversation, you'll hear Brian, Selly, and I discuss: Where the idea for FLOHOM came from How hard it was to get the necessary permits to be able to rent a floating home that's also a houseboat as a short-term rental What their go-to-market strategy for FLOHOM has looked like so far The new economic potential businesses like FLOHOM can generate for marinas How they're thinking about franchising and brand licensing  Why they are vertically integrated The kinds of investors they're looking for to join them on this journey And so much more Book a FLOHOM Follow FLOHOM on Instagram This episode is brought to you by Posh Outdoors. Posh Outdoors  supplies owners of iconic properties and stunning land with high-end glamping accommodations and backend support, at no up-front cost to the landowner — and the way they make their money is through an attractive revenue share model once your unit is ready for hosting.  Posh Outdoors is doing something really revolutionary — they are making it easy for you to invest in luxury glamping as an entire asset class rather than an individual glamping resort.  As a Behind the Stays listener, you can become an early investor in this company for as little as $100.  You can learn more about Posh and all the deets surrounding this early investment opportunity by visiting https://posh.dealpage.io or sending an email to nick@posh-outdoors.com.  Have you signed up for Ping yet? Ping makes it easy for guests to be notified when their favorite Airbnbs become available — and it's the secret tool the best Airbnb hosts use to maximize bookings. Sign up today at bnbping.com About the Show Behind the Stays is brought to you twice a week by Sponstayneous — a free, biweekly newsletter that brings subscribers the best last-minute deals and upcoming steals on Airbnb.   You can subscribe, for free, at www.sponstayneous.com.  Behind the Stays is hosted by Zach Busekrus, co-founder of Sponstayneous, you can connect with him on Twitter at @zboozee.

M.C.N Podcast s-a întors! În cel de-al 11-lea episod, i-am avut invitați pe Selly, Costi Max, Bogdan Drăcea și Tania Popa. Am vorbit despre diferențele dintre filmul comercial și cel de artă, despre așteptările publicului în momentul în care vine în cinema și despre cum îl convingi să aleagă un film românesc vs un film internațional. Cinema-ul nu trebuie lăsat să moară și nici producția filmelor românești. Dar pentru asta e nevoie ca tu să ajungi la proiecții. O poți face și urmărindu-i pe cei 4 invitați ai noștri de astăzi în ultimul lor film, Buzz House. Bilete aici: https://buzzhouse.ro/ Tot ei, te așteaptă și la unul dintre cele mai tari festivaluri ale verii: Beach, Please. Bilete aici: https://beach-please.ro/ În public, am avut studenți de la Universitatea Națională de Artă Teatrală și Cinematografică (UNATC). Ca de fiecare dată, am cunoscut o nouă asociație, Învingem Autismul - asociație a cărei misiune e de a îmbunătăți viața copiilor și tinerilor cu tulburări din spectrul autismului. Le poți fi și tu aproape aici: invingemautismul.ro și poți dona 2 euro trimițând un SMS cu textul AUTISM la 8844. Le mulțumim și partenerilor de la MOOV Leasing! Află și tu mai multe despre avantajele leasingului operațional și despre modul în care poți obține în doar câteva minute aprobarea lui și semnarea contractului, complet digital, mai jos. Mai multe detalii: https://moovleasing.ro/ /Facebook - / moovleasing /Instagram - / moovleasing Prietenii de la Black Cab ne-au fost și ei aproape și s-au ocupat de transportul invitaților. Mulțumim! /Instagram: / blackcab.romania /Facebook: / blackcab.romania ----. Produced by: Headline Management /Instagram: / headline.management Directed by: Călin Crețu /Instagram: / calin.cretu.7 Video production by: Evgeny Gromik /Instagram: / evgenygromik Animație: Ioana Luiza /Instagram: / ioanaluiza8 Scenografie: Alexandra Panaite /Instagram:/ alexandrapanaite Producție & Social Media: Eliza Radu, Lavinia Aranghel, Răzvan Gârz, Andreea Olteanu & Irina Perju ---- Find me on: /Facebook:/ micutzu.standup.comedy /Instagram: / micutzustandup Contact podcast: mcnpodcast.ro@gmail.com #MCNpodcast #PODCAST ---- (C) & (P) Cosmin Nedelcu 2024 All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction is a violation of applicable laws In order to avoid copyright infringement, please, do not upload this content on your channel.

SELLY: JUNIORUL ȘI SENIORUL, MILIONAR ÎN PREZENT, COPIL FERICIT ȘI SIGUR PE EL ÎN TRECUT #154

On this episode, AfroQueer Podcast rebroadcasts an episode of Podcasting Smarter featuring Selly Thiam. Selly is the founder of AfroQueer podcast and AQ Studios. She is a Senegalese-American journalist who has worked with NPR, the New York Times, and StoryCorps, and is passionate about documenting and sharing the stories and training others on documenting the stories of African LGBTQIA++ people. "Podcasting really allows people to connect on that personal level. And when someone is telling you their story or they're explaining a part of who they are or what they've done, it really allows for that deep further connection." In this episode, you will learn: 1. What it's like starting your own production company 2. What podcasting and the culture of podcasters is like within Kenya and on the African continent 3. How to create stories with a strong character-driven narrative Podcasting Smarter is a production of Podbean. For more on audio storytelling you can find all the episodes of Podcasting Smarter on Podbean or wherever you find your podcasts. AfroQueer is Executive Produced by Selly Thiam and is a production of AQ Studios. Sound editing by Tevin Sudi .  Our theme song is Pawa by Maia and the big sky. AfroQueer is supported by The Wellspring Philanthropic fund and Luminate. You can follow us on all social media platforms @AfroQueer Podcast and you can listen to all our episodes on our website aqstudis.fm or anywhere you get your podcasts.  

Reteta succesului din spatele super productiei Buzz House. Adevarul din spatele ecranelor si secretele influencerilor. 00:00 | Teaser 02:22 | Intro 03:33 | Succesul Buzz House 08:33 | Oamenii vor să vadă viața reală a unui influencer 10:15 | Despre începuturile lui SELLY în online și ce modificări au apărut de-a lungul anilor 12:18 | Fiecare influencer are o platformă principală 15:48 | De ce unele platforme nu au succes în România? 21:43 | Clasificarea influencerilor25:15 | Previziuni despre social-media 29:35 | Formatul video, câștigător în online 33:46| O zi din viața lui SELLY 36:23 | Youtube. De la succes național, la internațional 39:58 | Top 5 influenceri 42:48 | Cine l-a influențat pe SELLY să se apuce de sport? 44:38 | A adoptat SELLY stilul de viață al oamenilor de succes?46:30 | Despre credință 50:16 | Iubește SELLY? 51:40 | Generația ,,Z” 55:18 | Cum vede SELLY terapia? 59:09 | Importanța activităților pentru Generația ,,Z” 1:02:23 | Sfatul lui SELLY

Was gibt es Schöneres, als kurz vor Weihnachten Zeit mit Freund:innen und Kolleg:innen zu verbringen? Zu meiner Christmas-Podcast-Party haben alle zugesagt. Entstanden ist eine weihnachtliche Folge mit privaten Einblicken, Geschichten von Weihnachten und den Rauhnächten, Ideen für das neue Jahr 2024 und Kolleg:innen, die sich sehr persönlichen zeigen. Mit dabei sind:

At the NIADA Convention last month, Cherokee Media Group senior editor Joe Overby connected with Selly Automotive founder and CEO Zach Klempf for a conversation about Selly's merger with AutoManager last year, observations on the independent dealer landscape and much more. Plus, Klempf shares his experience throwing out the first pitch at an Oakland A's baseball game.

En vrai, qu'est ce que le burn-out ? Ce mot est dans toutes les bouches mais l'utilise-t-on correctement ? L'anglicisme empêche-t-il la bonne compréhension de cette notion ? Ce sont ces questions que j'aborde avec Aude.  Formée à la neuroscience et spécialisée dans le burn-out, elle nous donne sa vision sur ce sujet. D'une part parce qu'elle en a subi un elle-même, d'autre part car elle en fait son métier lorsqu'elle s'est relevée. Riche de ses expériences, elle partage avec nous ses connaissances pour qu'on comprenne enfin ce qu'est vraiment l'épuisement professionnel. Tu peux retrouver Aude sur : Et acheter son livre « Autopsie d'un burn out » TW : cet épisode aborde des sujets sensibles. Si tu sens que ça peut te heurter, je t'invite à ne pas l'écouter.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

On today episode (Recorded 2 months ago) we are joined by the lovely Selly Wetty. We talk about the life of a dancer and the common misconception of the strip club industry. She share her story as college student and entrepreneur with a growing one of a kind business. You can find her on Instagram at @sellywetty Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/bearatnight-podcast/8a178e45-8e7e-461e-b2c4-16feacbaccc5 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

We asked some of our audiobook narrators to join us on the show, and they obliged! We were thrilled to hear Nikki Patel (who plays Selly), Steve West (who plays Leander), Homer Todiwala (who plays Jude), Vidish Athavale (who plays Keegan), and Saskia Maarleveld, who plays all the Nightbirds, talk about how they prepared to bring our characters to life, as well as some of their favorite moments. Don't forget: we have some spoiler chats coming up! Our call for Nightbirds questions has closed, as we'll be recording soon, but you can still send in questions for The Isles of the Gods and Amie will answer you without any of those thoughtful "I can't divulge too much" pauses. Send your questions to our Pub Dates email (pubdates AT gmail dot com) OR leave us a voice message over on SpeakPipe. You might just win a special prize if you do! Make sure to sign up for the Pub Dates newsletter that publishes each time a new episode drops. Sign up for our individual newsletters at Amie and Kate's websites. You can now buy both The Isles of the Gods AND Nightbirds wherever good books are sold.  

s!chtWEISE hat sich wieder einen Spieler der TecArt Black Dragons gegriffen und mal ordentlich gelöchert. Seit guten zwei Jahren spielt Tom Banach als Defenseman und ab und an im Sturm für den den Thüringer Oberligisten. Selly hatte auch diverse Fragen an den Youngster, der mehr und mehr zum Routinier sich mausert. Hört einfach rein in die neue Folge von s!chtWEISE.

Nach langer Pause gibt es mal wieder was auf die Ohren. Wir beleuchten die Saison für die TecArt Black Dragons, die Saison im Allgemeinen und wagen nur einen kleinen Blick in die Kristallkugel. Reinhören lohnt sich. Selly und Karli

Cette semaine, je reçois Selly, pour une deuxième fois. C'est la suite de l'épisode de la semaine dernièreJe la présente tout de même pour ceux qui n'ont pas écouter l'épisode précédent :Elle a démarré son aventure d'investisseuse avec les immeubles de rapport. Elle avait déjà remarqué que c'était l'un des investissements les plus rentable. Elle avait déjà mis un pied dans l'immobilier, grâce à l'achat de sa résidence principale, qu'elle et son mari ont fait construire.Selly s'est servi de sa forte expérience, pour créer un accompagnement, qui permet aux déterminés de suivre ses pas.Bonne écoute !

„Sieht ein bisschen aus wie SEK“ – so beschreibt Selly Demirok ihr Dienstoutfit. Zum Spezialeinsatzkommando gehört sie zwar nicht, aber für Sicherheit und Ordnung sorgt sie in ihrer schwarzen Kleidung auch. Selly ist eine junge Frau, die bei einem Sicherheitsdienst arbeitet und vor allem für das Diakonische Werk im Einsatz ist. Sie wird eingesetzt an mehreren Standorten in Hannover, zum Beispiel in einem Treffpunkt für Obdachlose am Hauptbahnhof. Dort vor den Türen haben sich seit einem Jahr auch Teile der hannoverschen Drogenszene breitgemacht. Es kommt immer wieder zu lautstarken Streitereien und auch handfesten Auseinandersetzungen. Deshalb hat das Diakonische Werk im Treffpunkt einen Sicherheitsdienst engagiert. Selly ist die einzige Frau im Team. Ein zweiter Einsatzort für Selly ist gut hundert Meter weiter das Café Nachtlicht. Es wird auch vom Diakonischen Werk betrieben. Geöffnet hat es von 20.00 Uhr bis 6.00 Uhr, von Anfang November bis Ende März. Es ist ein Anlaufpunkt für Obdachlose, die nicht draußen übernachten wollen und die lieber die anderen Notunterkünfte in der Stadt meiden. Im Café Nachtlicht können sich die Menschen einige Stunden aufwärmen, etwas essen und trinken. Für jeden Besucher gibt es einen Stuhl und einen Tisch. Schlafen ist erlaubt, aber nur im Sitzen. Selly und ihre Kollegen sorgen dafür, dass Ruhe herrscht. Sie schenken aber auch Kaffee aus, geben Tipps, wo es noch andere Hilfe gibt und stehen auch für Gespräche bereit. Sozialarbeiterinnen oder Sozialarbeiter sind hier nicht im Einsatz, die Arbeit macht der Sicherheitsdienst allein. Wir reden mit Selly und beobachten sie bei ihrer Arbeit. Anne Wolter vom Diakonischen Werk erläutert das Sicherheitskonzept für die Obdachloseneinrichtungen und warum es ohne Sicherheitsdienst nicht mehr geht. Gesprächspartner*innen: Selly Demirok Anne Wolter vom Diakonischen Werk Besucher der Obdachloseneinrichtungen Autor*in: Hans-Gerd Martens Moderation: Mareike Heß 2023 (c) & (p) Evangelischer Kirchenfunk Niedersachsen-Bremen GmbH Veröffentlichungsdatum: 8. März 2023

Cette semaine, je reçois Selly, elle est investisseuse.Elle a démarré son aventure d'investisseuse avec les immeubles de rapport. Elle avait déjà remarqué que c'était l'un des investissements les plus rentable. Elle avait déjà mis un pied dans l'immobilier, grâce à l'achat de sa résidence principale, qu'elle et son mari ont fait construire.Selly s'est servi de sa forte expérience, pour créer un accompagnement, qui permet aux déterminés de suivre ses pas.Bonne écoute !

Ummmm... ok? Computer??? That's what the show is this week. OK COMPUTER. The third (3rd) studio LP by the Oxfordshire band RADIOHEAD. Thom Yorke, the Wood Brothers, O'Bie, and Selly. Is this record weird enough for Chris? Will Jake be funny? Will Charlie's dog make an appearance? Listen to find out. Say "ok" to this episode!

Ungeschnitten. Ich finde, das sagt schon alles. Selly und ich - hört mal rein. Wie es ist, das erste Mal in Neuseeland zu sein, einen Überseekoffer transportieren zu müssen und ein Ohr für die Sprache der Kiwis zu entwickeln. Aus dem Auto - live für Euch!  Guckt auf jeden Fall bei Selly's Insta-Account vorbei - ihre Kunst ist so schön.  Ihr findet sie unter 'sellyspreadlove': https://instagram.com/sellyspreadlove?igshid=MDM4ZDc5MmU= Schau mal: Hier kannst du Kontakt mit mir aufnehmen: info@alikitsiantoulas.de Fragen an mich? Immer gern her damit. Ich freue mich über Feedback, Interaktion und Anregungen aller Art. Per Mail oder auf meinen Instagram-Accounts: *Aliki_Tsiantoulas https://www.instagram.com/aliki_tsiantoulas/ und/oder *PodcastAlikiinNeuseeland Dort gibt's auch Fotos und Videos zu meinen hier geteilten Geschichten (und mehr...) Wenn Ihr Schmuckliebhaber seid oder Eure Liebste/Liebsten gern beschenkt, könnt Ihr natürlich auch immer gern in meinem Etsy-Shop vorbeischauen: "Aliki in Neuseeland" alikiinnewzealand - Etsy.de Meinen Podcast 'Aliki in Neuseeland' gibt es unter anderem hier: https://open.spotify.com/show/3AdSWTcrKGH7xmNqIdTYi7?si=30854e8d0ed244d6 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aliki-in-neuseeland/id1494311430 https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy85NjNjNDEwL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz Und überall, wo es sonst noch Podcasts gibt! **Hinterlasst sehr gerne eine gute Bewertung für meinen kleinen Podcast, damit er wachsen, gedeihen und gefunden werden kann** Empfehlt ihn bitte weiter und abonniert 'Aliki in Neuseeland' auch gerne**Danke Euch! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/aliki7/message

On this episode of Podcasting Smarter we're speaking with Selly Thiam.  Selly is a Senegalese-American journalist and the founder of the AfroQueer podcast and AQ Studios. She has worked with NPR, the New York Times, and StoryCorps, and is passionate about documenting and sharing the stories and training others on documenting the stories of African LGBTQIA++ people. "Podcasting really allows people to connect on that personal level. And when someone is telling you their story or they're explaining a part of who they are or what they've done, it really allows for that deep further connection." In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. What it's like starting your own production company 2. What podcasting and the culture of podcasters is like within Kenya and on the African continent 3. How to create stories with a strong character-driven narrative Resources: Subscribe to our email newsletter to get industry updates: https://www.podbean.com/email-subscribe  Sign up for all of Podbean's Free Live Events here: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/podbeancom-31329492977    Other episodes you'll enjoy: Smashing the Ceiling: A Conversation with Naomi Mellor, founder of the International Women's Podcast Awards and The Skylark Collective  Opening Doors: The Path to Podcasting for Marginalized Genders Live Replay  Podcast Entrepreneurship and Creating a 6-figure Podcast Business with Bethany Hawkins of Crackers in Soup    About us: Podcast Smarter is the official in-house podcast by Podbean.  Podbean is a podcast publishing and monetization service, hosting almost 620,000 podcasts.  If you're looking to start your own podcast, monetize your podcast and livestream directly to your listeners, you can set up an account at podbean.com    Connect with us: Subscribe to our email newsletter to get updates from the team head over to: https://www.podbean.com/email-subscribe   Connect with Selly, the AfroQueer podcast and AQ Studios: Podcast: https://afroqueerpodcast.podbean.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/afroqueerpodcast/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/afroqueerpod  Website: https://www.aqstudios.fm/  Find us on socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/podbean  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podbeancom YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0H3hvTa_1_ZwFg6RjGNXGw/  Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/podbeancom   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/podbean  Website: https://podcast.podbean.com/    Email us: To contact Podcasting Smarter with questions get in contact at podcastingsmarter@podbean.com   

Britain Selly – Creature Courage...with TRE's Hannah Murray

 Discover why stage marketing is a way for your audience to trust you and get them hooked on what you have to offer Understand the importance of prioritizing your area of authority rather than the audience count Find out what is UPOV and why you should take the time to find out what yours is Resources/Links: What to know how to find the missing link action? Click here: msng.wtf/framework/ Summary What do you have that others don't and how can you share it with the world? Do you want to know how you can effectively share your value while earning a profit? Cliche marketing, like investing in different advertising, isn't as effective as before. So how can you market yourself and your products? Through stage marketing, you are able to give the audience a glimpse of what you have to offer authentically and relatable. Richard Mulholland is a rock and roll roadie turned entrepreneur that helps other entrepreneurs suck less in public. Tune in to find out how Richard uses stage marketing to deliver extraordinary presentations that will keep your audience invested and turn them into one-time clients to loyal customers! Check out these episode highlights: 02:04 – Richard's ideal client: Entrepreneurs, business leaders, and rugby supporters of decent teams who believe that they have unique- shots fired believe they have a unique point of view in the world, but they're frustrated by their relative anonymity in getting that idea out. 02:42 – The problem he helps solve: There are a few problems with what it is. The first is that they have imposter syndrome. So, a lot of people think, “Well, I've got this idea, but I'm not great at being out there. Do I really deserve to be there?” 03:53 – The symptoms of the problem: Well, there are two. There's one that's tough for us but is ultimately tough for them. And there's one that's tough for them. The one that's tough for them is they don't know where to start. So, they don't know where to start to position themselves as a thought leader. 05:32 – Clients' common mistakes before consulting Richard: Well, the first thing is that they're taking a brief from the conference organizer. So, the conference organizer phones you, “Hi, Tom, we've heard your podcast. We'd love you to come and speak. And we want you to speak to the state of marketing in podcasting today.” 07:09 – Richard's Valuable Free Action (VFA): Everyone should take a moment to consider what their UPOV is– their unique point of view. And it's your unique point of view. You know, it shouldn't be a five-horse race. When you're pitching or presenting, it should be you to the horse race—you versus the other four. 08:06 – Richard's Valuable Free Resource (VFR): What to know how to find the missing link action? Click here: msng.wtf/framework/ 08:37 – Q: Why is this the right time? A: And I'll tell you, it's the right time because the world is changing. And there is an opportunity for those who are willing to put their hands up to take advantage of that disruption and change. Tweetable Takeaways from this Episode: “Your story is only important when it helps people relate to your point. You start with the point you want to make and then you write the story that will support it.” -Richard MulhollandClick To TweetTranscript (Note, this was transcribed using a transcription software and may not reflect the exact words used in the podcast) Tom Poland 00:10 Greetings, everyone, and a very warm welcome to another edition of Marketing the Invisible. I'm Tom Poland joined today by Richard Mulholland in South Africa via Glasgow where he was born and buttered for the first- what? eight years of your life, Rich. Welcome to the show! Richard Mulholland 00:25 That is correct. Thanks so much, Tom. Tom Poland 00:27 So, if you notice a bit of a Glaswegian accent combined with- through the African, with the park the car, then that'll be why, given that Rich's a strong supporter of the South African rugby team, who just beat my beloved All Blacks on the weekend. We're not going to talk about rugby. Richard, stop talking about rugby. Alright, let's get on with it. Folks, Richard is an extraordinarily dynamic stage presence. People who attend his events write testimonials, like, “Having Richard in our event is like throwing a grenade and knocking all the doors down. He opened people's minds, their hearts”, and so on. He is a tour de force and the reason, maybe, lies in his roots, which is a rock and roll roadie, turned entrepreneur, who helps other entrepreneurs. I think what you'd like to say is you help them to suck less in public, right? Richard Mulholland 01:23 That is correct. Tom Poland 01:25 It's a high bar, but we can get over it. The title today is- Richard Mulholland 1:29 It's actually a low bar, Tom. Tom Poland 01:31 It's a low bar, right? Yeah, a bit tongue in cheek with that one. The subject, folks, is really interesting. And this is- you crack this! It really is one of the truly most profitable methods for marketing and bringing in new clients. The subject is, “How to Use Stage Marketing to Amplify Your Audience Authority and Activate Your Audience”. We all know if people aren't activated, they're not going to get off the charts and do anything. So Rich, thanks for being on the show. Our seven minutes start now. Question number one, sir, who is your ideal client? Richard Mulholland 02:04 So, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and rugby supporters of decent teams who believe that they have a unique- shots fired believe they have a unique point of view in the world, but they're frustrated by their relative anonymity in getting that idea out. Tom Poland 02:22 Right. So, feeling invisible, unheard, not getting cut through. Thank you for that! And interesting, you say, you know, they feel like they've got a gift. They've got something special. And I think probably everyone has but it's just not being able to get it out there. So that sounds like that's the problem you solve. Question two is what's the problem that you solve? Six and a half minutes left. Anything you want to add to that? Richard Mulholland 02:42 Yeah, I mean, so the problem is- there are a few problems with what it is. The first is that they have imposter syndrome. So, a lot of people think, “Well, I've got this idea, but I'm not great at being out there. Do I really deserve to be there?” But many, many experts- there are two kinds of experts, Olympians, and journalists. You know, if you've run the Olympics, you're the first person on the moon, you're an Olympian. But if you've done your research well, and you have a unique point of view, like say, Malcolm Gladwell, who doesn't speak about objects, he doesn't speak about journalism and writing, then you have this opportunity to go out there. And so, when we get people to realize that they realize they're not the imposters that they think they are. And then the second problem is that most people don't understand what it takes to write, design, deliver, and then, I guess, of course, market a great presentation that will help them steal the spotlight in any event they go to. Tom Poland 03:33 So, question three is what are some of the symptoms that people are going to be experiencing who's got this problem with imposter syndrome? And I guess self-esteem might be one and the methodology to be able to steal the show on the stage. What else would you say are the typical symptoms of your ideal clients before they find you? Richard Mulholland 03:53 Well, there are two. There's one that's tough for us but is ultimately tough for them. And there's one that's tough for them. The one that's tough for them is they don't know where to start. So, they don't know where to start to position themselves as a thought leader. It's kind of difficult. You have this idea and you want to go out there and you want to let the world know, “Hey, I'm here and I've got an idea that can help you.” The other problem, though, and this is the one that's very, very frustrating for us is that you've probably heard of it. It's called the “Dunning Kruger” effect, where you know, people who are bad drivers think they're good drivers and people who are great drivers think they're worse. The kind of experts rate themselves lower and amateurs rate themselves higher. And most people when it comes to presenting, to quote Malcolm Gladwell, again that 10,000 hours, they think when we speak to them about their speaking, they're like, “Oh, but I've been presenting since before you were alive. You know, I've got 10,000 hours of presenting.” Yes, you got 10,000 hours of shit presenting, and this is the problem– that's most people, right? Then you got most of the rest and they have 10,000 hours of fine presenting. They're okay, but they're not memorable. They're beautiful greatness and lying on the beach. They have to be remarkable. They have to be different for people to say, “Hey, I want to hear that person.” And we believe that that's what we got to solve for What makes you stand out? What makes you different? What makes you a choice? Tom Poland 05:03 And the big challenge must be remaining authentic during all that and not actually, you know, necessarily being as dynamic as Richard Mulholland might be on stage or as good-looking as Tom Pollard might be but they have their own voice. Yeah, say no more. Let's move on quickly. So, question four are common mistakes. Three and a half minutes left. What would you say are the top one or two mistakes that people make when they're trying to get or steal the show on the stage? What are you seeing people do that, really, they shouldn't be doing? Richard Mulholland 05:32 Okay. Well, the first thing is that they're taking a brief from the conference organizer. So, the conference organizer phones you, “Hi, Tom, we've heard your podcast. We'd love you to come and speak. And we want you to speak to the state of marketing in podcasting today.” Now you're a marketer. You understand it. You're a podcaster. But that's not your keynote, that might not be your area of authority. But it sounds like a good audience. So, you're just like, “Yes, I don't do that.” I say no. I say, “I think I could add far more value by speaking at your event on this topic. And let me explain to you why.” I can move the needle of your audience by A, B, and C by doing one thing. And the problem with this is that then what happens is you say yes because you want the audience. You've got to write the talk. You scope creep because you're trying to get your air of authority anyway. But actually, you're nervous as all heck because you're writing new content for the first time and you can never use it again. So, you've added too much friction to your speaking journey, rather write a great talk that you're comfortable giving, and then only take the gigs in which that is irrelevant. So that would be the biggest single mistake that we would say. Tom Poland 06:34 Beautiful pivot you just gave everyone there. Anyone who has been on the speaking circuit will know that problem. You try to bend yourself out of shape to get the gig, but then you regret it because you've got to create all this new context already, a specialty. So beautiful, perfect. Richard Mulholland 06:46 And content takes time to add. Like you'd have to practice in public. Tom Poland 06:51 It does. And it takes repetition. And it takes rethinking. And it's a bit like, you know, books aren't written, they're rewritten, while speeches are kind of similar. So, let's move on. Two minutes left. Question five is one valuable free action. Give us a top tip. You've given us one already, but you've got another one up your sleeve? Richard Mulholland 07:09 Yeah, I mean, I think everyone should take a moment to consider what their UPOV is– their unique point of view. And it's your unique point of view. You know, it shouldn't be a five-horse race. When you're pitching or presenting, it should be you to the horse race—you versus the other four. You have to have an idea that's counterintuitive or counter-narrative. And the problem is that too many leaders think they want to tell their story, but nobody cares about your story. Your story is only important when it helps people relate to your point. You start with the point you want to make and then you write the story that will support it. If you're starting with a story you want to tell and retrofitting the point, you're going to fail. So, figure out what is my unique point of view on our industry would make people say, “Huh, I never thought about it that way.” Get that and you're off to the races! Tom Poland 07:58 Perfect. Thank you, sir. Question six, 50 seconds left. A valuable free resource. Give us a URL people can go to find out and get some cool free stuff from you. Richard Mulholland 08:06 Yeah, so absolutely. If you go to msng.wtf/framework/, we've created a Trello board and video tutorial that will actually help you structure your presentation from the first word you say to where you get your ovation. Tom Poland 08:19 Okay. www.msng, M for Michael, S for Selly, N for Nigel, G for golf, .wtf, I'm not going to tell you what that stands for, /framework/. Thank you, sir. 15 seconds left. What's the one question I should have asked you but didn't? Richard Mulholland 08:37 Why is this the right time? And I'll tell you, it's the right time because the world is changing. And there is an opportunity for those who are willing to put their hands up to take advantage of that disruption and change. Tom Poland 08:48 Richard Mulholland, thank you so much for your time. Tom Poland 08:52 Thanks for checking out our Marketing The Invisible podcast. If you like what we're doing here please head over to iTunes to subscribe, rate us, and leave us a review. It's very much appreciated. And if you want to generate five fresh leads in just five hours then check out www.fivehourchallenge.com.

Selly vine la o poveste, alături de mine. Povestim despre cum a crescut împreună cu abonații săi, noul tip de conținut, ce a dus la ruptura 5Gang, atenția negativă din mass-media clasică, proiecte în desfășurare și alte planuri de viitor.

Après avoir décroché le « job de ses rêves », et sans le voir venir, Aude va vivre, ce qu'elle appelle, un « effondrement ». Aude vient de vivre un burn-out professionnel, un véritable effondrement dont elle vient aujourd'hui nous partager le récit.

Selly Automotive founder and CEO Zach Klempf returns to the show to talk about the origins of his company — which he founded at age 23 — why he decided to focus on the independent auto dealer software space and his company's recent merger with AutoManager DMS. Plus, Klempf shares more about his own podcast and what's next for Selly.

David Selinger, the Co-Founder of Deep Sentinel, Redfin, and RichRelevance, joins the show to share his journey from working directly with Jeff Bezos at Amazon to disrupting the home security industry. Hear how to stand out from competitors, handle adversity as CEO, combine humans and AI, sleep better, and the future of robotics. Connect with Deep Sentinel on YouTube and Selly on LinkedIn

This episode features the interesting Phoebe Dunne. Phoebe is the Ecommerce and Digital Marketing Executive at Diageo. She works at the Irish brand home experience which includes footfall to the Guinness storehouse and online store. Phoebe talks about different campaigns and the work involved in working for one of the most recognisable brands in the world. For example, she talks about her 1019.5 seconds campaign. Which were organic video shorts reaching out to artists around the same timeframe as to pull the perfect Guinness. We talk Guinness Nitro Surge and their Shopify store. Selly is mentioned as a wonderful extension that allows bundles to take place at the checkout.  Also Klaviyo was recommended as a wonderful tool to provide excellent Email & SMS marketing. This episode is perfect for anyone trying to understand how one of the best brands in the world operates.

In this episode, meet Selly Wane, the founder of SWANE-Design, an upcycling business transforming trash into furniture and creating an ecological and social impact in the process. As a child Selly had always been fascinated by people who were transforming trash into something useful. And being interested in sustainability but also design, it comes as no surprise that her interests eventually led her to start a business that would combine these two passions. In the interview Selly shares: How she kicked off her upcycling business in a time when the term wasn't even known to people.How she overcame her fear of failure and dealt with the pressure after she had taken out a loan to ship her first container full of upcycled productsHow she worked with distributors to clear her stock and why she eventually set up her own cafe and show room and what her advise for young people in Senegal is. She also shares why in crucial moments she didn't take 'no' for an answer and the reasoning behind yet another venture of hers: An incubator for civil society initiatives. Today Selly spends a lot of time between Germany and Senegal building bridges and connecting creators, entrepreneurs and artists. There is so much gold in this interview and I hope you enjoy hearing from Selly as much as I did. And now, without further ado, enter Selly Wane. 

If you've ever had the good luck of hearing one of Louis Mackenzie's lectures, you'll know you're in for a treat: He's one of the most engaging, entertaining and witty speakers on the circuit.   Louis sits down with Prav and Payman to talk about what it takes to spot and nurture exceptional talent. They also discuss the secrets behind treatment longevity and Louis' role at Denplan, sharing plenty of groan-inducing dad jokes along the way!   Enjoy!     In This Episode 02.29 - Being an inspiration 06.04 - Talent spotting and training 12.25 - Specialising Vs generalism 14.37 - Treatment longevity 22.03 - The new generation 23.57 - Why dentistry and background 28.09 - Dental school 33.18 - Moral tension and motivation 48.21 - Bad decisions and black box thinking 57.23 - Leaving the NHS 01.04.15 - Denplan 01.14.18 - On stage 01.22.45 - Research and opinion leadership 01.36.03 - Fantasy dinner party 01.38.11 - Last days and legacy About Louis Mackenzie Louis Mackenzie is a GDP who practices in Selly, Birmingham.   He is a clinical tutor at the University of Birmingham's School of Dentistry, where he lectures on conservative dentistry and oral pathology.   Louis is also a prolific lecturer and educator and often conducts training on behalf of dental insurers Denplan.

We're back! In today's episode we are joined by our friend A as we talk about: A's postgraduate experience in a SKY university, Noelle's weekend getaway to Yeongjong Island, trend culture in Korea, Sam's hashtag koreanboy, Korean cultural no-no's, Korea's alienation of foreign expats, and much more! CHAPTERS:00:00:01 Intro00:00:51 Meet A!00:08:40 Would you recommend foreigners going to Korea for a Master's degree?00:14:51 A's experience without financial aid00:28:21 Cherry blossom season!00:32:18 Korea lifts all curfew and social distancing rules, mask mandate in review00:39:08 Expat culture on Korean Tiktok00:50:07 Catching up w/ Noelle 00:50:14 Yeongjong Island00:53:04 구읍뱃터 어시장 (Fish Market)00:58:32 Yeongjong Seaside Rail Bike01:07:02 TV shows (Juvenile Justice, The Ultimatum)01:15:26 Trend culture in Korea (Pokemon Bread)Downtowner (Burger), Selly's Doughnuts, Randy's Donuts, 청화원 (Dimsum, Noodles)01:27:31 Question 1: Cultural no-no's in Korea? 01:26:54 Question 2: What is the number 1 thing people should know before moving to Korea? 01:42:00 OutroNote from Sam: Thank you everyone for your patience! We're so glad to be back!Regarding the last topic of our episode-- I want it to be clear that while we stand by our words about the difficulties of being accepted into Korean society, please don't let it distract you from the fact that many expats here have gone on to live wonderful lives irregardless of the challenges they face. Settling down in a new country is never easy, but the challenges you overcome will bear fruit in countless ways!The number of messages we have received from you guys has been overwhelming, and we are so happy to see what a positive impact we have on everyone! We hope you continue to stick with us. See you next week

April 8, 2022 Deep Sentinel and Redfin Founder David Selly Selinger and Everyone Is an Entrepreneur Gregory V. Diehl

Robot Trains is a South Korean 3D animated cartoon about a world populated by trains in which special trains can transform into robots go on adventures to build an intercontinental railroad and rebuild their home “Train World”.Much like its peers Super Wings and RoboCar Poli, Robot Trains is yet another South Korean series of transforming robots that have special abilities. Our main hero Kay is responsible for opening railroad connections to other worlds and with the help of the other robot trains Alf, Victor, Selly, Jeffrey, and Duck they are responsible for maintaining their home Train World.Movie Complex - Netflix TV Show Playlisthttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1unqO_9ZDFJg1_NC_Ey7XLRWJl7j1UPk#moviecomplexchannel #turningred #pixaranimation #pixarstudios #turningredreviewMovie Complex Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/moviecomplexchannel/Movie Complex Twitterhttps://twitter.com/moviecomplexBite-sized Movie Review Podcast:http://www.redcircle.com/shows/bite--sized-movie-reviewsAFFILIATE LINKSBlufVPN 1 Year Offer! = https://bit.ly/3rGeMRd20% Off All Orders on GentleHerd.com = https://bit.ly/3G4tMw1Try the Luminess Airbrush System for 30 days! = https://bit.ly/3odGWRoBest 4K Rexing USA Dash Cam = https://bit.ly/3pkRRb0Create and Convert PDF's with MobiSystems Inc = https://bit.ly/3DdF9zGGRUV.com: The Forever Purge = https://bit.ly/3hwtGE1ALIENS COOKBOOK! = http://shrsl.com/32tbgShareasale: Affiliate marketing program = https://bit.ly/33W14NPUppbeat.io Music Link: https://uppbeat.io?referral=keita-rx6zsPlease give this video a thumbs up, subscribe and ring the notification bell for alerts on new content.SUBSCRIBE HERE @ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCffX...DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service through these links that I provide, I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thanks for supporting my channel so that I can bring you free content each week.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/bite-sized-movie-reviews/exclusive-content

Bagaimana rasanya berhubungan seks dengan seorang yang kita puja dan suka? Kali ini cerita dari Selly soal pengalamannya berhubungan seks dengan orang yang sangat Ia kagumi, namun tidak bisa lebih dari sekedar melakukan hubungan yang tidak ada ujungnya ini.Dengerin cerita lengkap dari Selly di Sexperime by Podcast Hydrant! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sie ist Mitgründerin der Marken Buddy & Selly und Vite EnVogue, Beirätin der Parfümerie-Filialkette Schuback, Business Angel bei der Data Delivery Platform elbwalker und zudem noch Geschäftsführerin bei der Digital-Beratungen Etribes - also eine E-Commerce Expertin und echte Power-Frau: Karo Junker de Neui. Wie Karos Position als Geschäftsführerin bei Etribes aussieht, wie sie die Zukunft von Marketing Analytics einschätzt und wieso Dialog die Voraussetzung für eine datengetriebene Organisation ist, das erzählt sie den Hosts Lennard Stoever und János Moldvay in dieser Episode.

Selly e China (no, non è il titolo di un cartone animato) sono due veterane del campionato Superlega di Ferrara. Le loro trasferte più vicine sono quelle per andare verso Bologna, perché portano alta la bandiera del BF Persiceto. Tra una commovente risata e l'altra, le ragazze ci fanno capire quanto tengano allo sport che praticano ed al concetto di squadra. Al che, non possiamo che augurargli “Che la forza sia con voi” come il simbolo della loro squadra, suggerisce.

Selly Automotive Founder & CEO Zach Klempf joins the show to discuss how independent dealers are faring in what has been a rather unique retail auto envrionment, how they're using tech and innovation to combat challenges and the importance of utilizing CRM and automation services.

Have you ever wondered what percentage of your social media posts should be ‘sales' based? For example, if you post four times a week, how many of those posts should mention your product/service?  Find out in this short podcast episode (the answer might surprise you). Key Links FREE webinar: https://janetmurray.co.uk/webinar-registration/ (how to create sales generating content for your business ) Janet Murray'shttp://www.courageouscontentplanner.com/ ( Courageous Content Planner) Janet Murray's http://www.janetmurray.co.uk/ (website) Janet Murray on https://www.instagram.com/janmurrayuk/ (Instagram) Janet Murray on https://www.facebook.com/janetmurrayofficial (Facebook) Janet Murray on https://www.tiktok.com/@janmurrayuk (TikTok) Janet Murray on https://twitter.com/jan_murray (Twitter) Janet Murray on https://www.linkedin.com/in/janet-murray74/ (LinkedIn)

Comment vaincre le burnout ! Par/avec Marc Baillet Je suis épuisé émotionnellement, je me sens désengagé de tout voire cynique, mon accomplissement personnel diminue…tels sont les grands symptômes du burnout. « To burn out », ce mot anglais signifie griller, brûler, s'user. Le burnout c'est quand on dépense plus d'énergie qu'on en emmagazine.  Un burnout, c'est quand le corps dit non, mais que le cerveau lui, continue à y croire. Aude Selly est l'auteur de trois livres sur le burnout dont Quand le travail vous tue – Histoire d'un burnout et de sa guérison, un livre salué par la critique et adapté en pièce de théâtre. Egalement consultante RH, elle est spécialiste de la prévention des risques psychosociaux et du burnout. Dans cet épisode, Aude nous raconte son histoire et nous dit tout sur le burnout. Le burnout, quels sont ses symptômes ? Comment le prévenir ? Comment s'en sortir ? Comment vivre une relation à soi-même et aux autres ajustée et qui nous énergise plutôt que nous grille, nous brûle, nous use  ! Mais également de ce que cela signifie pour elle qu'être l'héroïne ou le héros de sa propre vie. Et bien plus encore ! Vous souhaitez prendre une dose d'inspiration et de conseils concrets pour "Vaincre le burnout" ?  Ne ratez pas cette conversation inspirante avec Aude Selly ! C'est ici ! Mettez le son ! *** Si vous avez apprécié le Podcast, laissez-moi un commentaire et quelques étoiles ici https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/heroic-people-podcast/id1510935846?mt=2&ls=1 ! Cela prend 60 secondes et permet de convaincre les invités du podcast ! Retrouvez-nous sur www.heroicpeople.fr pour découvrir le podcast plus en détails, la newsletter, mon livre, nos services d'accompagnement et de coaching d'équipe.

Eveniment inedit are loc în Sighișoara. Cap de afiș este cunoscutul vlogger “Selly”. Codruț Moldovan, organizatorul evenimentului denumit “Visele devin realitate” a povestit detalii din culisele evenimentului, în exclusivitate, în cadrul podcastului Generația lui John. Podcast Generația lui John este un produs realizat în colaborare cu Observatorul Prahovean. Acest episod a fost pentru prima dată transmis în flux live pe pagina de Facebook Observatorul Prahovean. #podcast​ #GenerațiaLuiJohn​ #CodruțMoldovan

Do you ever worry about being too ‘selly' in your content? That you're sending too many emails or mentioning your products/services  too much in your emails, social media posts and/or other free content? This short episode might make you think again. Key Links Kristen Carder's https://ihaveadhd.com/ (I have ADHD )Podcast Janet Murray'shttp://www.courageouscontentplanner.com/ ( Courageous Content Planner) Janet Murray's http://www.janetmurray.co.uk/ (website) Janet Murray on https://www.instagram.com/janmurrayuk/ (Instagram) Janet Murray on https://www.facebook.com/janetmurrayofficial (Facebook) Janet Murray on https://www.tiktok.com/@janmurrayuk (TikTok) Janet Murray on https://twitter.com/jan_murray (Twitter) Janet Murray on https://www.linkedin.com/in/janet-murray74/ (LinkedIn)

This week, David Selinger joins us from Pleasanton, CA, where he is CEO of home security startup Deep Sentinel. Selly was an early Amazon employee and also co-founder and CTO of Redfin, the online real estate marketplace. In all, he has been a co-founder, early employee, or an advisor at more than 20 Silicon Valley start-ups. His latest home security venture combines predictive artificial intelligence and human intervention to “Fix Home Security for Good.” Today's episode of Residential Tech Talks is brought to you by Parks Associates!  If you are interested in research & analysis for IoT, smart home, and connected entertainment technologies, please visit www.parksassociates.com

Doppelpack komplett. Nach dem wir in der letzten Folge vom Abschiedsspiel der Erfurter Jungs berichtet hatten, geht es in die noch junge Saison 2021/2022. Neben dem Spiel gegen Herne, schauen wir ein wenig auf die anderen Mannschaften der Oberliga Nord und lassen zu ein paar Aussichten hinreißen. Jedoch mit einem realistischen Blick auf die Möglichkeiten. Selly weiß hier stets Karli einzubremsen.

My good friend Selly Gouw who makes videos on YouTube joins me to discuss the YouTube platform and the stress and mean comments that can come with it, work-life balance and the world of communications, as well as the impacts of media among other fun topics!

Selly, despre succesul său în online și experimentele în televiziune. Selly a venit Acasă la Măruță! În acest episod al podcastului l-am invitat pe Selly pentru că m-a surprins vestea că emisiunea lui la PrimaTV nu va mai continua, dupa doar 3 luni de la debut! Am vrut să știu cum arată pentru el prezentul și viitorul, atât pe plan profesional, cât și personal.

Episode 2 explores Selly's journey with *mostly* tricyclic antidepressants. OCD and night sweats are discussed. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/liza-chapa/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/liza-chapa/support