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Welcome to Beyond Technique, the podcast that empowers photographers to bring their businesses to the next level, brought to you by Platypod, Photofocus and Skip Cohen University. Today we chat with Ali Furtwangler from NowILayMeDowntoSleep.org (NILMDTS) about the massive impact photographers are having with grieving families via their organization. Check out Platypod.com, the world's most compact tripod for photographers! We discuss: Ali's journey that brought her to photography The importance of giving back to grieving families The massive impact of becoming a NILMDTS photographer The benefits of joining NILMDTS, as opposed to trying to do it on your own The myths of dealing with grieving families Recruiter volunteer month coming up in September How to get involved with NowILayMeDowntoSleep.org   Apply for FREE at: NowILayMeDowntoSleep.org/apply-Skip (Use the promo code SKIP)   Be sure to let us know if you have any thoughts or questions in the comments section. We do our best to answer all questions in a timely manner. Have suggestions on future topics you want us to cover? Email us: Skip Cohen: skip@mei500.com Chamira Young: chamira@photofocus.com  You can be the next guest on our podcast Do you have an idea for a topic or want to hear from your favorite photographer or influencer in our industry? Send an email to skip@mei500.com or chamira@photofocus.com, with the subject line BEYOND TECHNIQUE IDEA. Then write a brief description of your topic or idea. If you are recommending someone, please include their name, contact information and state if you would like to be a guest host. Share this podcast! Please share this podcast with your friends and subscribe via iTunes.

During this episode, I reflect back on the final 6 months of 2020 and the beginning of 2021.    I share more about my next challenge - the Tough Girl UK Adventure Series. Plus answer a variety of questions from patrons and members of the tough girl tribe.    I share more about what I've been up to during the covid months, how my goals have changed. I reflect on some of the smaller challenges, such as the #MarchDailyMile challenge with Inov-8, the 12hr walking challenges, doing 30 days of Yin Yoga and walking the Sandstone Trail (55k) in 1 day!   Follow along with - The Tough Girl UK Adventure Series is sponsored by Cicerone #ChallengeWithCicerone.   Learn more about Cicerone - visit their website www.cicerone.co.uk    New episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast go live every Tuesday and Thursday at 7am UK time - Make sure you hit the subscribe button so you don't miss out.    The Tough Girl Podcast is sponsorship and ad free thanks to the monthly financial support of patrons. To find out more about supporting your favourite podcast and becoming a patron please check out www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast.   Show notes More info about today's episode  Looking back over the past 12 months and looking forward to the next 6 months The purpose of these episodes  Stopping to reflect on what's been achieved Reflecting on May/June 2020 Representation, diversity and inclusion FB post - 5th June 2020 “Words are not enough - actions have to be taken to make change happen.” The actions I've been taking to improve the diversity on the Tough Girl Podcast How it works with the TGP  and having to preload content August 2020 - milestone month - 50,270 downloads in 1 month…. The power of the stories being heard around the world August 2020 - starting back at the gym with a PT Taking the time to think about what else I could/should be doing with my life Looking at doing -  Doctor of Professional Studies (DProf) by Public Works at Middlesex University  Women's Adventure Institute - working on the vision  Having Rosie Swale Pope come to stay for my birthday in September 3rd Lockdown in January 2021 and dealing with the UK Winter Feeling sad in February 2021 Trying out the new Inov-8 Terra Ultra G270 Trainers to test out  Running in March #MarchDailyMile Challenge and having a purpose May - Walking with Ellen Piercy  #CheshireChallenge doing the Wirral Circular Trail  June - Yin Yoga 60hrs online course - not finished yet! July 24th walking the Sandstone Trail (55k) in 1 day  Having the vaccine! Thinking about the 6th Year Anniversary of the Tough Girl Podcast - 4th August 2021 Looking at potentially challenges I could do in the UK… Reaching out to the Cicerone about sponsoring the Tough Girl UK Adventure Series Plans for August - Walking the Anglesea Coastal Path with Alex Mason Going to Run Fest Run (27th - 29th August 2021) with 2 tribe member  Winchester being the start of The Pilgrims Way  Heading home for my 40th Birthday  Heading up to Scotland - going to stay with Vici Royle in Scotland Plans for September How busy the past 2 weeks have been, and being included in 3 books Ask An Adventure: Live Adventurously, Be Creative By Alastair Humphreys  The Story Powered Speaker By Norman Bell  Run Like A Girl By Danielle Brown Money and patrons  2021 - 259 active patrons  Debt, Saving up for a new laptop, putting money into an emergency fund, saving for the Dprof Working with Protein Rebel  Collaborating with Hazel Oakes - Muralist and Illustrator  Facebook Live for the Tribe - 4th August 6pm The Tough Girl Podcast total downloads 1,782,000 - Will we reach 2 Million by the end of the year… Has the podcast reached a plateau? Releasing 3 episodes a week in August and September  Being interviewing on other people's podcasts  Am I approachable?  Answering Patrons & Tribe Questions Podcasting advice and benefits of podcasting Advice for supporting the Tough Girl message Final Summary   Social Media   Website: www.toughgirlchallenges.com   Instagram: @toughgirlchallenges    Facebook: @ToughGirlChallenges    Twitter: @_tough_girl     Take a listen to the solo reflections episodes which I've done over the past few years.    7th Aug 2020 - Sarah Williams - Reflections on 2019 & and the start of 2020.    4th Aug 2019 - Reflections on 2018 and the start of 2019. Plus plans for Tough Girl Challenges.    30th Dec 2017 - Reflecting on 2017 and the plans for 2018    30th Dec 2016 - Reflections for 2016 & Plans for 2017  

How many times have you set a goal for yourself just to see nothing happened after a few months? The truth is that you cannot achieve your goals, you can only come up with a series of habits that once repeated often and long enough would lead to the achievement of your goals.    In this episode Daniel will discuss system thinking as opposed to goal thinking so that our focus is shifted away from merely what we want and towards creating the systems that will lead to getting what we desire.    Daniel's Social:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danmolgan/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Danmolgan LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-molgan-41812352/   Pouya's Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pouyalj/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/pouyalj LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pouyalajevardi/   Episode Transcript:----more----   SUMMARY KEYWORDS habits, goal, system, achieve, mandarin chinese, spend, pandemic, routines, social media, life, chinese, practice, income, morning, repeat, app, instagram, replacing, single, olympics SPEAKERS Dan   Dan  00:13 Hello, and welcome to yet another episode of beyond the present podcast, this solo edition. My name is Daniel Molgan. And welcome to this program where today we're going to talk about the issue of goal setting by means of creating a system. As opposed to just having our goals in our heads. You see, guys, traditional goal setting tells us that if you want to achieve a goal, just set a goal, I want to do this, for example, I want to lose weight, I want to run my own business, I want to run for the office, I want to get married, so on and so forth, you can you know, set all these goals for yourself. And that's, of course, all great. We have taught this to all of our basically graduates of our programs again and again. But the fact of the matter is that Unfortunately, most cases, having a goal alone does not allow you to actually achieve it if you just have that goal in your head and are not creating the systems required to make them happen. So we're actually going to talk about the issue of what it really means to put places basically, in your schedule, where you have certain activities where you are doing them again and again and again, to achieve your goals. So what is the difference between a goal and a system? A goal is what you want to achieve in your life. For example, I want to lose weight, I want to learn to speak Mandarin Chinese, I want to find the love of my life. These are sending them simple examples of having a goal for yourself. Now, what is a system? A system is what you should be doing regularly and repeatedly to achieve those goals. So think of for example, those three goals I gave you earlier, for example, you want to learn Mandarin Chinese, that's a goal. Now how can you actually create a system to make that happen, you may say, I will download this specific app with a reminder every morning, that will tell me to practice some Mandarin Chinese for about 15 minutes every morning, pray go to work. That's exactly one of my routines that I've done for him for many years now. And this is now a system. A system is a habit, and a process that you engage in regularly to achieve your goals. Unfortunately, most of us were not so good at creating those systems, we think about the goals like listen, I want to do this, for example, I wants to find the love of my life, right? That's a simple goal that a lot of people have. But people rarely think about what kind of system do I need to put in place, or I will engage in certain types of behavior on a regular basis in order to achieve that goal. So for this goal, for example, you can say, I will start talking to an attractive member of the opposite gender, once every day for the next 30 days, until I find someone that actually matches basically my desire as well as my criteria for a good partner. And this now is a system. So anytime you leave the house, the brain says, alright, I have a task today, I must talk to one attractive lady today. And hopefully, one of them will be the kind of woman that I want as my wife as a mother of my children, and so on and so forth. Right. So now you have a system. So you don't even think about the goal. And that's the beauty of having a system. You see, if instead of thinking about just your goals, you create systems that will lead to the achievement of that goal, you don't even have to think about your goals. So the man who says I will practice Chinese 50 minutes, basically every day using this particular app before going to work, he doesn't have to think about his goal of becoming fluent Mandarin Chinese in 234, or five years. If he just repeats that system regularly, he will get there. The same thing applies to the man who wants to find a good wife, the guy who goes and talks an attractive lady once per day every day for I don't know, 30 days or two months or three months, he or she will eventually find the right partner, even if he forgets about the original goal of getting married, and having a family because in the process of going through the system of meeting, for example, one attractive lady every day talking to her to see if she's a good match. And then perhaps inviting her asking her out on a date to actually see if she's going to be a good fit. He will eventually find you know the right woman for him. And it's just going to be part of the system, regardless of what the goal was originally, right. So perhaps, maybe the original goal was to become fluent and let's say Mandarin Chinese, and instead of actually studying Mandarin, he says I'm going to play this Chinese for example game every morning. And after a while, instead of focusing on the you know, learning the Chinese he gets hooked up on the game elements of that Chinese game. So the original goal is not forgotten. Completely. And now he's This system is focused now on getting good at this game, instead of learning the Mandarin Chinese. so in this situation since the system is, you know, inclined to focus on the game, rather than the language, in the long term, of course, he will fail to at the target of achieving that, you know, fluency, which means we never fail in goal setting. We all do it all the time. Now, some of us, we don't set them as often as we should. But you rarely if ever fail in achieving your goals, because you did not set the goal. That's just not going to happen. And unfortunately, in most cases, we fail to achieve our goals, because we fail to set the right systems in place that if we're good enough, would allow us to achieve those goals. So today, I would like you guys to think more about this issue. Think about goal setting a new way, as opposed to just goals and deadlines, which we use traditionally, ask yourself, instead of being obsessed with whether or not is the right goal, what kind of system can I set in place for me to actually work on those things on a regular basis? That's what you have to focus on most of the time. So when it comes to setting systems to achieve those goals, obviously the question is, what types of activities, if done regularly, will get me closer to achieving that goal, I've already given two examples, learning language, raising a family, but this could really apply to anything. Let's move on to business, you say, I want to increase my income by 25%. In the middle of a recession fueled by pandemic, that's right. During the same time, where a lot of businesses are shutting down, there are a few entrepreneurs who are actually increasing their income. Why? Because they have the goal to you know, make more money? I don't think so. You see, all businesses would like to increase their income. I mean, that's by default, no one business do you know, anyone business was like, No, I don't want to make money, I want to make less money. So it's kind of like you know, the Olympics, when it goes to the Olympics, and you look at all the athletes, one of them is going to be, you know, the gold medal winner, right. So one of them will be the number one top winner of that competition. So the person or the people who do not achieve that goal, and settle for the, let's say, silver medal or the bronze medal or simply cannot win any metal, do you think that those guys do not have the goal of becoming an Olympic champion. Of course, not. Every single person who takes part in the Olympics wants to be the champion, every business owner would like to increase their income. Every time you talk to basically an attractive member of the opposite gender, your goal is to hopefully have the best possible relationship with a suitable mate to raise a family with. Anytime you want to learn a subject you really want to get. I mean, you really want to get good. For example, at speaking Chinese you have the goal, you have the desire. So the problem here is not the goal. Because goal is there and everybody has them. The question is, do you have the right system. So the winner of the Olympic is going to be the person who has in basically in place, a system that allowed him or her to practice in the right way repeatedly, until having that body and that ability that allowed him or her to win the Olympics, the same thing goes with businesses who succeed in the middle of a pandemic, or those who are had with their relationships or achieve their educational goals. So from today, I'm trying to encourage you guys to look at goals a little bit differently, away from what is my goal, and focus more on what system do I need to put in place to achieve them? Now, systems generally, are links to habits, that means that almost everything we do these days, it's because of the habits that we have generated before. Most of us actually are running on autopilot most of the time. And because of this, you need to ask yourself, what kind of habits do I want to generate for myself, in order to achieve the kind of life that I have? So right now, every single one of you guys listening right now, you have certain habits, probably many of them that you repeat on a daily basis. Some of you wake up in the morning, and the first thing you do is to grab that phone and jump on social media. That's a very common habit. Some of you have a habit of wicked one morning and immediately, the moment you you know, you're afoot for example, such as the, you know, the, let's say floor, you start doing meditation. Some of you have a habit of wicked, I'm saying, oh, gosh, not another Tuesday. I'm so tired. You see, that's just one single habit. Maybe then you move on. Maybe some of you have a habit of waking up and just lighting up a cigarette. So these are all habits. And then we go throughout the day, repeating these habits, and thinking that this is just a habit. It's just too Aim. But ironically, changing your destiny and achieving the kind of goal that you really want for yourself is only possible if you start to look at the habits that you have every single day, and then try to, you know, change that. What essential aspects again, How the hell did you learn all these languages? Like, how do you do that? I say very simple. What do you do when you have your phone with you? They say, Well, I checked social media all the time. So I spell it, it's like, How much time do you spend on Instagram, for example, or on Facebook, and they say, well, three, four hours per day, I say, three to four hours. And there's a lot of good material in there, I just try to look at them, there's pretty fun. I say, Well, I spent about two and a half hours every day on practicing different languages. So you see, during the same time that you are browsing through useless posts, of celebrities, and like, you know, brainless entertainment on social media, which is a habit by the way for you every single day, checking people's stories, and all those things I am doing my flashcards I am practicing, you know, let's say my language is using my favorite apps such as Duolingo, memorize, and so on. So this is a habit. So when I work in the morning, the first thing I do is, as you already guessed, to do my Mandarin Chinese practice, because that's the hardest thing that I'm currently studying. And of course, I have to practice a lot, of course, then I move on to the other tasks. So I tell myself, if I have not done my Mandarin Chinese practice, which is, by the way, not that long, it takes no more than 15 minutes of my time, every morning, I'm not going to move on to the next task unless I have a very serious emergency. And then you ask yourself, alright, so I should probably cut back on Instagram, then I can do whatever I want. Not so much. So because if you want to get rid of a bad habit, you have to have the right again system in place to get you to towards what you want. So ultimately, it doesn't matter what your goals are, if you don't have the right habits, and the right routines, you can never possibly achieve them. You're saying well, then I want to be financially wealthy. I asked you one simple question. What are your financial systems in place? They're saying What are you talking about my financial system, a financial system is the way you approach your money. So right now, think about, you know, your income during the last month. Okay. Think of you know, last month, which for most of you guys, of course, if you're listening to us, you know, recently would be September. So think of your income in the month of September? How much did you earn? And then go back to your let's say, for example, of financial app, and then perhaps, or your bank app? And then look at your expenses? So how much did you basically spat using your master Visa card during the last month? And then compare these two? Did you make the same amount of money that you actually spent all of it? Did you perhaps managed to spend less than you earned? Or did you actually spend more than you earn, and added some credit on the side? So that's a simple habit, a very simple habit of not spending more than you earn. But guess what happens? Think of someone who has one simple system in place. And his entire financial system can be summed up by one thing. I look at my income during last month, that's a month of September. And let's say the amount was $6,000, for example, and I tell myself, that I must spend less than $6,000 during the month of October. So what do you think the future of this person looks like financially? do you predict him to go broke all of a sudden? Is that likely? Probably not? And what about the opposite? What if somebody actually is making $4,000 a month, and is just going to spend all of it? So what type of future will he have probably always dependent on the next paycheck, like most Americans, or think of somebody else who has probably made two or $3,000. And things are tough in the economy, and actually spent 5000 we're gonna future Do you see for him or her financially? You see, ultimately, your life is shaped by the habits and the systems you have in place that you repeat on a regular basis, because anything applies to your fitness. So how often do you go to the gym? How often do you care about what you're eating? How often do you, you know, take care of your basically amount of hours that you put into, you know, your sleep, having a good night, good nicely. You see, ultimately, once you try to look at your life and yourself as a series of habits that you have, then all of a sudden realize, oh boy, all I got to do is change a few of my habits, and whammo, my entire life will change. So today I'm actually asking right now, think about your life right now, at this moment. From the moment you wake up until you go to bed. What habits are you repeating good or bad? Think of some good habits that you can actually add to your life right now what could they be? Perhaps going for a jog every morning? Instead of letting a cigarette or having, you know, very heavy coffee? How about replacing the habit of social media as I have done, you probably have noticed this. After finishing the book together, I actually substantially I reduced my social media, basically usage to a very minimum, of course, in terms of usage, I'm probably close to zero. Now, I almost do not consume any material on social media. But of course, I've also reduced my postings as well, because I wanted to have that time available to do other things. Right. So how about replacing excessive usage of social media? with some other beneficial educational activity? How about replacing Instagram? Not completely, of course. But let's say you spend one or two hours per day on Instagram, how about spending only 10 minutes on Instagram, and then dedicate the rest of that time to studying a foreign language to learning a new trade, getting an online education, where there's I don't know, MBA, or whatever it is, what about, you know, putting that time for your health? How about using that time to exercise you see, by nearly changing these little things you do every single day, and then repeating those again, and again, and again, you will then change your destiny in ways you cannot even think of as possible today, because those changes are going to somehow accumulate, and they will exponentially change your life in the long term. So today, as you're currently listening, I want you right now, to go through your entire routines every single day. Maybe you spend a little bit too much time playing Dota. Maybe you spend a lot of time watching Netflix, even though you don't even like it so much. Perhaps you're not physically active enough? How could you change some of these things? How would you find ways for you to create and installed new habits in your life that will allow you to repeat good behaviors and avoid bad ones. Because ultimately, once you have the right systems in place, for example, for going to gym, you can create a system. And the system is anytime I leave work, I immediately go home, grab basically my, let's say, yours and run to the gym. That's one system. Or you can simply have a system that come You know, you come home, and you grab that beer, and you start you know, drinking beer watching TV, both our systems, but they will have dramatically different results in the long term. So having discussed all of these things today, I would like to now encourage you guys to take this very seriously and start looking at your life as a series of habits fueled by their own systems that you repeat again and again and again, throughout the day, day after day, week, after week, month after month, year after year, you are your habits, you are your routines. There are moments in the middle that you break all that routine, and you start traveling and you go to a party. But those are not what you do regularly unless that's your job or something. So for most of us, we have to look at the things we do on a routine basis. And now of course, thanks to the pandemic, a lot of us we have, you know, more time available to spend indoors. And this gives us a great chance to reflect again, you can go home during a pandemic and say, Well, I got nothing to do, let me just waste another two hours on the darn social media. Or you can take that time to start reflecting itself a system that allows you to make your life better and better by thinking about what you're doing right now and how you can take it to the next level. So ultimately, today, I wanted to encourage you to relook at your life differently, to see yourself as nothing more than a series of routines that you repeat again and again and again. And understanding that if you want to change your destiny, if you want to change your life, you don't just need to create new goals. I mean, that's just very obvious. But more importantly, than having new goals is to creating new systems and habits that will allow you to achieve those goals and get the best results possible. So overall, that's all the time we have for today. I really would like to thank all of you for your attention. The podcast, fortunately, is becoming more and more popular among our listeners. And we would like to thank all of you for tuning in for every single episode to check all of our programs. As you realize now we have a lot of new additions to our podcast and we're trying to offer you as much as possible. And obviously if you have any questions you can always contact us directly or simply wishes on the social media. That's all the time we have for my name is Daniel Morgan and this was beyond the present podcast.

Whether you’re balling or bluffing, the chances are you could use a 2nd Stimulus Check. You may be thinking: How much will this 2nd Stimulus be? Am I eligible tog receive a check? When they gonna have my money? Are those pesky kids going back to school in September? "How about we delay the election until this COVID thing clears up. Oh yeah, did I mention there's no end in sight? Mind if I keep the seat warm in the Oval Office a bit? "These answers and more on the latest and greatest episode of UPGRADE AMERICA! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chris235/message

We're talking about our favorite draft slots and starting pitchers but first, what's the one place you're ready to go to once restrictions are lifted? Where do we prefer to draft in both Roto and H2H points in 2020 (5:00)? How good can Alex Bregman be in H2H? Would you rather have Gerrit Cole and J.D Martinez or Cody Bellinger and Jack Flaherty? ... Adam finally gets to defend James Paxton (19:38)! Why was Paxton so much better down the stretch last season? Can new Yankees pitching coach Matt Blake help Paxton get to the next level? ... Along with Paxton, who are some other starting pitchers who benefited from a pitch-mix change in 2019 (32:03)? Frankie Montas introduced a new splitter last season. Is he a Top-25 starting pitcher in Fantasy? ... You've heard Frank mention Joe Musgrove before but has he ever really explained why he likes him so much (37:05)? Can he maintain his velocity spike from last September? How will new pitching coach Oscar Marin help Musgrove? ... Why are we so quick to write-off Justus Sheffield (45:50)? He has a new two-seamer he flashed in spring training! ... Email us at fantasybaseball@cbsi.com. 'Fantasy Baseball Today' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow our FBT team on Twitter: @CBSFantasyBB, @AdamAizer, @CTowersCBS, @CBSScottWhite, @Roto_Frank Join our Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/fantasybaseballtoday For more fantasy baseball coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/baseball/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Download our printable Draft Kit from CBSSports.com/draftkit! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a brief hiatus (can you blame us?) Rob, Becky and Dave return to chat about the Rangers...sort of. Without any actual hockey to discuss, the group explores the routes the NHL might take to salvage this season. A 24-team playoff? Finishing play in August or September? How about not awarding the Stanley Cup at all and just moving on to next season?Also on the docket: how are the players passing the time? Artemi Panarin built a birdhouse (cool!) then drove to Florida (not cool!). Ryan Strome did an interesting interview. And might hockey return to ESPN?Check out Blue Seat Blogs, the longest running fan site for all things Rangers, from news and opinion to video analysis and more.Follow the show's Twitter account @BlueSeatsLive, and if you’d like to submit a question for us to answer next show, use the hashtag #LiveFromTheBlueSeats. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tom Brady leaves New England. Who let this Happen? Do the Dallas Cowboys believe in Dak Prescott? Is he worth the Money? How long can the NBA hold off on the Season? Will the NBA Playoffs Happen in September? How bad will the cancellation of the NCAA tournament hurt the Players?...Follow On Twitter and Instagram: @dcrealspill

David DuByne from ADAPT 2030 and Greg Peterson from Insight AG take a deep dive into this year’s wet and disease ridden harvest coming out of Canada. Greg develops innovative strategies for the progressive Canadian farmer from field to sale. Insight Ag Facebook Page Insight AG Twitter Page Shorter growing season seed varieties Canadian agriculture shifting to harvest on November not September How many heat units you can get on a crop in a short amount of time? Consistent theme in Grand Solar Minimums huge amounts of clouds Increases in fungicide use globally to stop fungus in wet fields Fungus causing 4X yield drop in yellow peas How many steps from seed in the ground to your plate? Retooling the supply chain for new seed varieties Using smart contracts for global grain deliveries Migration south as eight month winters become a reality The 4th Turning a culmination of cycles ADAPT 2030 Climate Revolution Book  https://payhip.com/b/3sVi Support the ADAPT 2030 Mini Ice Age Conversations Podcast by Visiting my Sponsors: True Leaf Market Heirloom and Organic Seeds My Patriot Supply Long Term & Emergency Food  ADAPT 2030 AMAZON SHOP ADAPT 2030 (PATREON) **ADAPT 2030 Social Media**  ADAPT 2030 YouTube Channel OilSeedCrops.org  HOME Page

The Pig Wrestling Podcast, this week's guest is the wonderful Jo Kent Suicide Prevention lead & Humber Coast & Vale Health & Care partnership / Humber mental Health NHS Foundation Trust. As always we Jo is talking, transformation, change and focusing on People, Process & Technology. Key talking points World suicide prevention day ( WSPD ) 10th September How the NHS want to work with local communities. Andysmanclub UK tour Breaking the stigma around mental health Suicide prevention training ( Details covered in the interview ) Pig Wrestling 10 commandments Lots more interesting topics. #productivity #business #PersonalDevelopment #mentalhealth #technology

Joining me today to talk about all things exciting and new in the world of children’s literature is Josh Funk - author of The Lady Pancake & Sir French Toast series, the It’s Not a Fairy Tale series, How to Code a Sandcastle AND the coming-this-September How to Code a Rollercoaster!   Please head over to allthewonders.com for a complete outline of this episode - including links to every book and topic we chat about.

Hey Guys, Chris and Joe are back from the summer break! This is the first time they get together and discuss the startup news live on a Hangout. This will soon turn into a live broadcast towards the end of this year. As a subscriber to the audio podcast you will not be left behind and you get the complete audio track, as well as the complete news directly on your device. Startup News Germany Summer 2018 (July, August, September) How this news is intended This news is intended to spark your interest and to provide some context. Most of the time you will find links to websites or blogs, which can give you more in-depth information, as long as you can work with automatic translations or speak German. Why we do them this way The news here is intended as a wrap-up. We give you more detailed insights in our interviews. And there is an audio-only version as well, which is intended for your daily commute. If you are interested in a specific startup or area, feel free to reach out to us. Folge direkt herunterladen

Professor Alan's Comic Book Reading Journal #040September 2018So what comics did Professor Alan read during September? How many were Archie-related? How many were weird independent books? How many sent in by lovely listeners?Listen to this exciting episode #40 ... and find out!Click on the player below to listen to the episode: Right-click to download episode directlyYou may also subscribe to the podcast through iTunes or the RSS Feed. Promo #1: The Superman Fan PodcastPromo #2: Spawn-o-MeterNext Episode: What comics did Professor Alan read during October? Listen in early November and find out!Send e-mail feedback to relativelygeeky@gmail.com"Like" us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/relativelygeeky You can follow the network Twitter @Relatively_Geekor the host @ProfessorAlan

In this Podcast you’ll learn: The results from my August sales goals What my goals are for September How to get more mentions on Instagram Stories How to be the best at what you do & so much more What are you grateful for? For Alex, who finally settled herself for the first time in 3 weeks, she has a lot to be thankful for. From spending time with her family to reenergizing her goals for the coming month, Alex is back on the ball. Listen in as she nourishes your mindset with fresh experiences, new perspectives and even a special little surprise tailored just for you.   This is On Purpose.

On today's 'sode host James Marceda is joined by Mike Vorkunov, Knicks' beat writer for The Athletic, to talk about all kinds of offseason-y stuff. What's the REAL motivation behind stretching Joakim Noah in September? How will David Fizdale dole out minutes? Is Kyrie Irving a better fit than Jimmy Butler? Listen! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Professor Alan's Comic Book Reading Journal #028September  2017So what comics did Professor Alan read during September? How many were Rebirth books? How many were sent by lovely and generous listeners? How many were kiddie books? And what Doomtastic new segment is debuted this episode?Listen to this exciting episode #28... and find out!Click on the player below to listen to the episode:Right-click to download episode directlyYou may also subscribe to the podcast through iTunes or the RSS Feed. Promo #1: Welcome to Astro CityPromo #2: Beetlemania!Next Episode: What comics did Professor Alan read during October? Listen in early November and find out!Send e-mail feedback to relativelygeeky@gmail.com"Like" us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/relativelygeeky You can follow the network Twitter @Relatively_Geekor the host @ProfessorAlan

Restaurants almost feel indigenous to American landscape, whether you’re weaving past them by the thousands when you’re driving through a metropolis on the East or West Coast or whether, like me, you find yourself in a small town in the middle of the Midwest, which still manages to boast one Indian restaurant, two Middle Eastern restaurants, and a handful of Mexican and Chinese restaurants. But did you ever wonder just how someone living in Athens, Ohio, could end up eating seaweed egg drop soup on a Tuesday night in September? How exactly did we, as Americans, come to embrace such a rich and ethnically diverse restaurant culture? This is one of the many fascinating questions that Andrew P. Haley explores in Turning the Tables: Restaurants and the Rise of the American Middle Class, 1880-1920 (University of North Carolina Press, 2011). Haley’s book tells the story of a middle-class revolution, one that changed American restaurants from aristocratic establishments in the thrall of French culture and French food to democratic places where middle-class Americans with a few extra dollars could enjoy a night out without worrying about whether they had on the right evening gown or knew the correct pronunciation of “menu.” Along the way, Haley makes insightful observations about subjects that range from the rise of middlebrow culture in America to the practice of tipping. A winner of this year’s James Beard Award for scholarly work, Turning the Tables is that rare book that’s satisfying to read if you’re interested in academic ideas like the history and origins of class consciousness or if you’re just curious about why that stereotype of the snooty French waiter remains with us. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alex recaps the first 2 games of 3 against the Yankees and asks the question, "why does this rivalry not have the same juice it used to have?" Is it because winning the AL East means virtually nothing, or is it more than that? The top storylines from the first two games, including John Lackey vs. Francisco Cervelli are touched upon too. Today is September 1st which means that rosters expand. Who will be activated for the Red Sox? How will Terry Francona handle the roster throughout September? How will he balance winning the division with doing the right thing for getting the team prepared for success in the playoffs? In the "Around the League" segment, Alex shares more of his thoughts on a "division race" that doesn't really matter. Andy MacPhail possibly leaving the Orioles, as well as what looks to be a rather dull September across baseball are talked about as well. Post on the message boards at www.thesportsstuff.com/boards...participate in the show! Signing up to the message boards is free, quick, and easy. Schedule notes: "The Alex Reimer Show" returns to the airwaves on Saturday 9/10 from 2-4 PM EST on WGAM 900 AM Nashua, 1250 AM Manchester, and www.wgamradio.com. Alex will be recording the show remotely! No "Without a Curse" next week...Alex is taking the week to "settle into" life at BU. "Without a Curse" will return on MONDAY, 9/12.