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Job searching in 2025 feels impossible — here's what to do about it. Recruiters are flooded with applications. Job postings get hundreds (sometimes thousands!) of applicants. So how do you make sure you don't get lost in the shuffle? You might think the key is the perfect resume or just getting in front of the right hiring manager. But what if all that effort is wasted if you skip one crucial step? In this episode, we reveal the single biggest factor that determines whether you get interviews, callbacks, and offers (even in a hyper-competitive job market). If job searching in 2025 feels harder than ever, this is the episode you need to hear. What you'll learn The one element that makes all the difference when it comes to job searching. Why traditional applications don't work as well anymore and what to do instead. The importance of targeting companies, not just job postings, and how to approach them. Resources mentioned The Seven Elements of Meaningful Work Podcast Episodes about the Ideal Career Profile: Creating A Path To Your Ideal Career (And The Tool You Need To Make It Happen) How To Define Your Ideal Career When Making A Career Change If you're ready to begin taking steps toward more meaningful work, email scott@happentoyourcareer.com and put “Conversation” in the subject line. Free Resources What career fits you? Join our free 8 Day Mini Course to figure it out! Career Change Guide - Learn how high-performers discover their ideal career and find meaningful, well-paid work without starting over. Related Episodes Executive Burnout: Making A Midlife Career Change (Spotify / Apple Podcasts) Stuck in a Career You're Unhappy With? Fear Of Taking Risks Could Be Keeping You There (Spotify / Apple Podcasts)
Seven Elements of Victory | 1 Samuel 7:3-141. Return to the Lord – I Samuel 7:32. Put Away the Foreign gods – I Samuel 7:33. Prepare Your Hearts for the Lord – I Samuel 7:3-44. They Fasted – I Samuel 7:5-65. Have People Pray for You – I Samuel 7:7-86. The Victory Is the Lord's – I Samuel 7:9-117. Then Raise a Memorial – I Samuel 7:12-14Teaching by Pastor Jason Duff at The Garden Fellowship on 9.15.24.More information and teachings online at thegardenfellowship.com
Seven Elements of Victory | 1 Samuel 7:3-141. Return to the Lord – I Samuel 7:32. Put Away the Foreign gods – I Samuel 7:33. Prepare Your Hearts for the Lord – I Samuel 7:3-44. They Fasted – I Samuel 7:5-65. Have People Pray for You – I Samuel 7:7-86. The Victory Is the Lord's – I Samuel 7:9-117. Then Raise a Memorial – I Samuel 7:12-14Teaching by Pastor Jason Duff at The Garden Fellowship on 9.15.24.More information and teachings online at thegardenfellowship.com
In today's episode Sybil is offering the podcast listeners an edited version of her live training that provides the seven key elements nonprofits need to put together a successful fundraising pitch. Episode Highlights:Thorough description of the 7 key elements needed to create a successful fundraising pitch and ways to increase your likelihood to receive funding from donors.Sybil Ackerman-Munson Bio:With over 20 years of experience as a nonprofit professional and foundation advisor, Sybil works with philanthropic institutions and foundations interested in successful, high-impact grant making, so you can make a true and lasting positive contribution to the world on your terms.Links:7 Pitch Elements: Plug-and-Play Template https://drive.google.com/file/d/15b6qYXLP9Zr416qK8l9dJyQRR6POhHJd/view Nonprofit Project Budget Template: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X9NBlKWj4BNGlfbMS8g_zOi3WzGOsjyo/view If you enjoyed this episode, listen to these as well:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/141-understanding-collaborative-campaign-budgets-with/id1556900518?i=1000624363695https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/171-strategies-to-leverage-federal-dollars-with-margi/id1556900518?i=1000649546992https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/182-funding-effective-campaigns-with-michael-mantell/id1556900518?i=1000657643164Crack the Code: Sybil's Successful Guide to PhilanthropyBecome even better at what you do as Sybil teaches you the strategies and tools you'll need to avoid mistakes and make a career out of philanthropy.Sybil offers resources including free mini-course videos, templates, checklists, and words of advice summarized in easy to review pdfs. https://www.doyourgood.com/funders Check out Sybil's website with all the latest opportunities to learn from Sybil at https://www.doyourgood.comConnect with Do Your Goodhttps://www.facebook.com/doyourgoodhttps://www.instagram.com/doyourgoodWould you like to talk with Sybil directly?Send in your inquiries through her website https://www.doyourgood.com/ or you can email her directly at sybil@doyourgood.com.
In Monday's episode Sybil is offering the podcast listeners an edited version of her live training that provides the seven key elements nonprofits need to put together a successful fundraising pitch. {You can hear the full episode on Monday, August 5th}
Are you ready to revolutionize your marketing game?In our latest episode of the Happy Hustle Podcast, sit down with Daniel Den, a marketing maven who's been shaking up the industry for nearly two decades. He's the brains behind the X Factor Effect, a game-changing methodology that's propelled over 20,000 students and clients toward business growth. He is also the author of the groundbreaking book, "Ideas That Influence," designed to unleash your creativity and supercharge your marketing strategy.In our conversation, we delve deep into Daniel's step-by-step process for crafting the perfect marketing message tailored to your most profitable audiences. He discusses the power of differentiation – because in today's hyper-competitive landscape, being different is the new definition of better. He's also crafted a foolproof framework comprising nine pillars that'll help you stand out in your market and claim your rightful throne as a leader. So, if you're ready to supercharge your marketing game and unleash your business's full potential, this episode is an absolute must-listen. Trust us; you won't want to miss out on this one!In this episode, you will learn: 04:08 The X-Factor Methodology and the Book Box Experience07:31 The Importance of a Single Big Idea in Marketing09:03 The Seven Elements of Big, Bold, and Sticky Marketing Ideas15:35 Creating Sticky and Shareable Moments in Marketing28:31 The Negative Effects of Consumerism29:00 The Impact of Technology on Happiness29:22 The Benefits of Minimalism29:51 Using Hooks in Marketing Messages30:22 Testing Marketing Hooks31:11 Using Both Paid and Organic Traffic31:40 The Importance of Testing Multiple Hooks33:05 The Power of Strategic Planning in Marketing33:28 Breaking Through Marketing Clutter36:08 The Importance of Strategic Time and Thinking38:01 Believing We Are in This Together39:19 The Excitement of Knowing Your Marketing Will Work40:16 Happy Hustle HacksWhat does Happy Hustlin mean to you?Daniel says sharing that wisdom that actually brings happiness. It's the wisdom, like real life wisdom that like brings real happiness to our lives and that's why people love the happy hustle. Connect with DanielInstagramFacebookLinkedinFind Daniel on his website:www.bigideasbox.com Connect with Cary!https://www.instagram.com/cary__jack/https://www.facebook.com/SirCaryJackhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/cary-jack-kendzior/https://twitter.com/thehappyhustlehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFDNsD59tLxv2JfEuSsNMOQ/featured “It's time to Happy Hustle, a blissfully balanced life you love, full of passion, purpose, and positive impact!” Episode sponsor BIOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough (https://magbreakthrough.com/vip?gl=65132c943f5d60f00f8b4567&coupon=hustle)This stuff is a game-changer! Magnesium Breakthrough packs all 7 forms of magnesium, designed to support stress management, promote muscle relaxation, regulate the nervous system, control stress hormones, boost brain function, increase energy, and enhance sleep.I take 2 capsules before bedtime, and it's been a game-changer for me. The best part is, BIOptimizers offer a risk-free 365-day money-back guarantee. No results, no problem – they'll refund you, no questions asked. It's a win-win!Head over to magnesiumbreakthrough.com/hustle and use code "hustle" for an exclusive 10% discount on any order. Plus, for a limited time, you'll score some special gifts with your purchase.
Recruiters and hiring managers are absolutely drowning in potential candidates today, so how can you stand out when job searching? How do you convince them to give you a chance? Well, turns out there's not just one Jedi mind trick that will make them choose you… and it really doesn't come down to “convincing them” that you're the perfect candidate. So what is it then? What matters most in your job search? That evasive answer is what we break down in this episode! What you'll learn What gets through to recruiters in a sea of applications The one element that makes all the difference when it comes to job hunting How to leverage technology to enhance your job search in 2024 Resources mentioned The Seven Elements of Meaningful Work Podcast Episodes about the Ideal Career Profile: Creating A Path To Your Ideal Career (And The Tool You Need To Make It Happen) How To Define Your Ideal Career When Making A Career Change If you're ready to begin taking steps toward more meaningful work, email scott@happentoyourcareer.com and put “Conversation” in the subject line. Free Resources What career fits you? Join our free 8 Day Mini Course to figure it out! Career Change Guide - Learn how high-performers discover their ideal career and find meaningful, well-paid work without starting over.
Embark with us on a profound journey of self-discovery and spiritual enlightenment as we merge the mysticism of Mahasivaratri with the guiding light of Guru Ayya Narayana. My own pilgrimage to Arunachala, fraught with karmic battles and the pursuit of inner peace, serves as the backdrop to our enlightening conversation. We uncover the layers of sacred rituals, the significance of the chant Aum Namah Sivaya, and how the simple act of circling a tree can unravel lifetimes of karma. The twists and turns of my quest culminate in a heart-to-heart with Guru Ayya, whose teachings on presence and the path of the Siddha offer a beacon to fellow travelers seeking solace and union with the divine. Ayya's touch sparked a transformation, igniting the seven elements vital for our ascension towards the divine.In the midst of our spiritual sojourn, we delve into the resonating vibrations of a unique energy healing meditation. Guiding you through the chakras with the warmth of the sun and the power of breath, we tap into the roots of our being and rise to the crowning glories of consciousness. Along this vertical pilgrimage, mantras and mindfulness pave the way for reconciliation and gratitude. Embrace this meditative passage to cleanse the spirit, foster love, and illuminate the path to a higher vibrance of existence, preparing our minds and souls for the transformative energies of Mahashivaratri.As the moon governs the tides, it also symbolizes the clarity and leadership within us, an aspect we explore through the wisdom of Lord Muruga. By chanting sacred mantras and aligning with the celestial, we awaken the divine leadership within, ready to guide with love and joy. This episode is an open invitation to step into your power, honor your Dharma, and contribute to the angelic potential of humanity. Join us in this transformative episode that promises to uplift not just your own reality but that of our shared existence on this planet.Nandhiji https://linktr.ee/NandhijiMastery of Consciousness Siddha teachings- experiential wisdom of life, enlightenment and the journey to fulfill our highest purpose. https://nandhijimasteryofconsciousness.podia.com/
In November, the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of the Inspector General (OIG) issued new compliance program guidance that affirms OIG's long-standing focus on the seven elements of an effective compliance program, first published in 2003. In this episode of Connected With Latham, partner Chris Schott and associate Danny Machado are joined by guest Lynn Robson of United Therapeutics. They discuss how the OIG's compliance framework is relevant to drug manufacturers, how past enforcement actions can inform implementation of a compliance program, and how an effective compliance program can be beneficial in the enforcement context. This podcast is provided as a service of Latham & Watkins LLP. Listening to this podcast does not create an attorney client relationship between you and Latham & Watkins LLP, and you should not send confidential information to Latham & Watkins LLP. While we make every effort to assure that the content of this podcast is accurate, comprehensive, and current, we do not warrant or guarantee any of those things and you may not rely on this podcast as a substitute for legal research and/or consulting a qualified attorney. Listening to this podcast is not a substitute for engaging a lawyer to advise on your individual needs. Should you require legal advice on the issues covered in this podcast, please consult a qualified attorney. Under New York's Code of Professional Responsibility, portions of this communication contain attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Results depend upon a variety of factors unique to each representation. Please direct all inquiries regarding the conduct of Latham and Watkins attorneys under New York's Disciplinary Rules to Latham & Watkins LLP, 1271 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020, Phone: 1.212.906.1200
The podcast discusses the power of subconscious beliefs in shaping our identities based on the book 'Psycho-Cybernetics' by Maxwell Maltz. The host explores the concept of how our minds create our reality and that changing our perceptions can lead to significant changes in our lives. The podcast emphasizes the impact of negative beliefs on our behavior and introduces the theory of Psycho cybernetics, which explains how our brain and nervous system respond to negative feedback. The podcast concludes with a discussion of success and failure personality traits and how we can train ourselves to avoid failure traits and enhance success traits. It touches upon the significance of emotional regulation and finally provides two techniques to help deal with distractions in our everyday lives. Intro Soundtrack 00:01 Introduction to Psycho-Cybernetics 00:22 Understanding the Power of Subconscious Beliefs 02:59 The Impact of Negative Beliefs 04:08 The Power of Rational Thinking 04:12 The Role of Hypnosis in Shaping Beliefs 08:17 The Power of Visualization 09:34 Stimulating Creativity and Happiness 11:13 The Role of Habits in Shaping Personality 11:55 The Seven Elements of a Successful Personality 14:47 The Seven Traits of a Failure Personality 17:42 Understanding Emotional Regulation 18:23 Overcoming Emotional Scars 19:12 Unlocking Creative Personality 19:29 Techniques to Find Focus in a World of Distractions 20:57 Conclusion and Farewell --- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sidd_z_chau... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/siddhant-... tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sidd_z_chauha... website: https://siddchauhan.com weekly newsletter: https://siddhantchauhan.substack.com podcast: https://anchor.fm/pure-entropy - available on all major platforms. we discuss the human condition and life's strange curiosities with my brother and share ideas to help make our daily lives more happier and efficient. read my latest newsletter
In this episode, Jack Martin continues to talk about the elements you need to build a million-dollar business. From defining your niche to lead capture and the concept of funnels, Jack unveils how these elements contribute to growing your business while enhancing the relationship you have with your clients. The post The Seven Elements To Building A Million-Dollar Business, Part 2 (Ep. 44) first appeared on InsurMark.
I'm starting a week with Trish, the co-founder of the 7 Elements of Wellness, to discuss the importance of understanding our DNA, epigenetics, and nutrigenomics for optimal health. It is important to understand how your DNA is affected by your diet, lifestyle, and nutrition. Creating tailored solutions for our health requires taking into account everyone's unique genetic makeup. We explore how epigenetics and nutrigenomics impact our health, including detoxification pathways, inflammatory markers, and vitamin and mineral utilization.Trish explains the importance of DNA testing for nutrition and how it can be used to make better lifestyle choices. In the coming weeks, we will explore how epigenetics and nutrigenomics can optimize your health and well-being. Trish, welcome to the podcast!Connect with Trish HERECheck out all the CONTENT CREATION + SOCIAL MEDIA resources I have at THEGLITTER.MEConnect with Sam on Instagram or TikTok
We're talking to Laci about her TEDx talk and how she got into speaking. Whenever we hear about someone's accomplishment, we want to know how they did it. How did she get on the TEDx stage? Laci was contacted by the TEDx director after connecting through the Seven Elements of Wellness.The director was impressed with Laci's energy and asked her to give a talk instead of participating in the wellness expo itself. The process of preparing for her talk was transformative for her. She tells us about being on stage and how she seemed to be out of her body for a moment but still delivering her speech.Laci's TEDx talk was about how dance can transform your life. Dance has helped her through tough times and she encourages others to find joy in movement. TEDx has allowed Laci to share her light with others and raised her confidence and self-love.Connect with Laci on InstagramCheck out all the CONTENT CREATION + SOCIAL MEDIA resources I have at THEGLITTER.MEConnect with Sam on Instagram or TikTok
We're going on a week-long journey with Laci, a TEDx speaker, a dance fitness instructor, and co-founder of The Seven Elements of Wellness. Our topic this week is self-love, confidence, and being comfortable with discomfort. We're diving deep into Laci's story and her secrets to living a life filled with self-love and confidence.Over the next six days, Laci will share snippets of her life and journey to finding her element. It's a safe space in her dance classes, everyone's comfortable being uncomfortable. People who don't know how to dance or work out can gain confidence through her classes. Even if they don't like mirrors, people leave feeling more confident. Laci steps into her element when the music starts.The magic of everyday life and finding the glitter in every situation is the theme of this series.Connect with Laci on InstagramCheck out all the CONTENT CREATION + SOCIAL MEDIA resources I have at THEGLITTER.MEConnect with Sam on Instagram or TikTok
Becoming a Culture Catalyst Alex Sezer, Jr. It's been said about Real Estate, that “they don't make that stuff anymore.” So it is a limited amount. God does not create more land just because… amen! Many people have made their living in the trading of land for dollars…it's called “Real Estate” for a reason. You can REALLY create an Estate in this industry. The question many people have is: HOW? How can they start without a lot of money? How can they find the deals that will give them enough profit? How can they negotiate all of the legal hurdles to be successful? My guest today has been doing this since his early 20's! Praise God! Alex Sezer, Jr excelled at the Texas A&M college, both as a student leader and as an athlete on the football team! He was the Captain of the football team and graduated as magma cum laude in engineering… He became the President of not one, but two multi-million dollar real estate companies and scaled his personal portfolio to over 340 units – using $0 dollars out of pocket! Amen! Alex's focus is in organizational improvement and he does that by focusing on cultural transformation. He helps Christian business leaders go from Sunday morning inspiration to Monday morning implementation – by focusing on biblical principles to help create passionate, profitable and purpose-driven organizations. He does this by combining the Bible, business and management with a mission, profits with a purpose and a culture with Christ. Glory to God! First question I always start with is this… Other than that brief in formation I just shared, can you tell us in your own words, “Who is Alex Sezer, Jr?” How and why did you make the transition from college football and a degree in engineering, to a career in real estate? You focus a lot on culture. I'm taking this to mean the culture of the business you are helping? You have a saying, “Show me your culture and I'll show you your future.” Can you explain that for us? What are the different areas of the culture are you looking at? I believe you call them “The Seven Elements of Culture?” Why are these important areas to evaluate? You also specialize in Biblical Leadership and translating that to business. You share about applying Jesus' leadership model. What is that and how do you accomplish this? We opened with a question of how you were able to create and grow your real estate holdings without using any of your personal finances. Is that even possible today, with the financial crises the way it is right now? Let's talk about your course you offer on your website. We pretty much covered the questions… but tell us what benefits someone will gain by investing in this course. Is this course only for big businesses or will ministries and entrepreneurs benefit as well? Alex, this all sounds amazing. How can someone obtain more information, ask a question or possibly sign up your course? Folks, from leading the football team to scaling multi-million dollar businesses, Alex Sezer has proven he knows what it takes to build winning teams. He is not just keeping this information for himself. He is answering his calling by...
This is the final part of our series on the seven elements of meaningful work and covers “Values." If you want to do work that is meaningful, you must first understand the elements that contribute to a fulfilling career. Many things have an impact on fulfilling work, but there are seven key elements that have a significantly higher impact than all others. In this bonus series, Scott will take you through each of these seven elements individually, so you can get a full understanding and start creating your own definition of meaningful work. Listen to Part 1 on Contribution: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 2 on Flexibility & Autonomy: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 3 on Quality of Life: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 4 on Growth: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 5 on Signature Strengths: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 6 on Supportive People : Spotify / Apple Podcasts
This is part six of our series on the seven elements of meaningful work and covers “Supportive People." If you want to do work that is meaningful, you must first understand the elements that contribute to a fulfilling career. Many things have an impact on fulfilling work, but there are seven key elements that have a significantly higher impact than all others. In this bonus series, Scott will take you through each of these seven elements individually, so you can get a full understanding and start creating your own definition of meaningful work. Listen to Part 1 on Contribution: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 2 on Flexibility & Autonomy: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 3 on Quality of Life: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 4 on Growth: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 5 on Signature Strengths: Spotify / Apple Podcasts
This is part five of our series on the seven elements of meaningful work and covers “Signature Strengths." If you want to do work that is meaningful, you must first understand the elements that contribute to a fulfilling career. Many things have an impact on fulfilling work, but there are seven key elements that have a significantly higher impact than all others. In this bonus series, Scott will take you through each of these seven elements individually, so you can get a full understanding and start creating your own definition of meaningful work. Listen to Part 1 on Contribution: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 2 on Flexibility & Autonomy: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 3 on Quality of Life: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 4 on Growth: Spotify / Apple Podcasts
This is part four of our series on the seven elements of meaningful work and covers “Growth." If you want to do work that is meaningful, you must first understand the elements that contribute to a fulfilling career. Many things have an impact on fulfilling work, but there are seven key elements that have a significantly higher impact than all others. In this bonus series, Scott will take you through each of these seven elements individually, so you can get a full understanding and start creating your own definition of meaningful work. Listen to Part 1 on Contribution: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 2 on Flexibility & Autonomy: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 3 on Quality of Life: Spotify / Apple Podcasts
This is part three of our series on the seven elements of meaningful work and covers “Quality of Life." If you want to do work that is meaningful, you must first understand the elements that contribute to a fulfilling career. Many things have an impact on fulfilling work, but there are seven key elements that have a significantly higher impact than all others. In this bonus series, Scott will take you through each of these seven elements individually, so you can get a full understanding and start creating your own definition of meaningful work. Listen to Part 1 on Contribution: Spotify / Apple Podcasts Listen to Part 2 on Flexibility & Autonomy: Spotify / Apple Podcasts
This is part two of our series on the seven elements of meaningful work and covers “Flexibility & Autonomy.” If you want to do work that is meaningful, you must first understand the elements that contribute to a fulfilling career. Many things have an impact on fulfilling work, but there are seven key elements that have a significantly higher impact than all others. In this bonus series, Scott will take you through each of these seven elements individually, so you can get a full understanding and start creating your own definition of meaningful work. Listen to Part 1 on Contribution! (Spotify / Apple Podcasts)
If you want to do work that is meaningful, you must first understand the elements that contribute to a fulfilling career. Many things have an impact on fulfilling work, but there are seven key elements that have a significantly higher impact than all others. In this bonus series, Scott will take you through each of these seven elements individually, so you can get a full understanding and start creating your own definition of meaningful work. This episode is part one and covers “Contribution.”
Today during this Satsang Without Walls, this online spiritual meetup, we explore the seven elements of spiritual practice (sadhana, meditation): 1) The Worthiness of a Spiritual Seeker; 2) The Mantra (Simran, Sacred Names) Imparted by an Accomplished Teacher at the Time of Initiation; 3) Without Essential Information No Successful Meditation! (Necessary Knowledge Prior to Meditation Practice); 4) Resolute Practice: A. Japa/Ajapa Japa: Recitation of the Sacred Name or Names given by the Master, B. Manas Dhyana (Mental Focus on the Form of the Deity or visualization of the form of one's spiritual teacher, Sant Satguru), C. Drishti Yoga (The Yoga of Inner Seeing -- Inner Light Meditation), and D. The Yoga of Sound (Inner Sound Meditation practice, Surat Shabd Yoga, Meditating upon the Sound Current); 5) Bhakti: Devotion -- "For the Love of God" as Steve Vai has said; 6) The Merits of Past Lives -- Favorable Winds of Change; and, 7) The Will of God: Divine Grace. Forgiveness overcomes the imperfections of the whole world and the cosmos beyond. The lower realms may be governed by law, karma, destiny, and the cruel hand of fate, but there is Divine Grace from Above that always seeks to bust into the worlds of time and space to liberate souls! Also today there are readings from: the Padavali (Mystic Poetry, Hymns) of Maharshi Mehi Paramhans (Padavali # 52: "O traveler! Seek the path that lies within you. You and your Beloved Lord reside in the same body"; The Need for a Living Master So We May Be Initiated into the Secrets of Spiritual Practice: featuring Saint Augustine's surprising quote from the Gospel of Thomas! (Saying # 52) on paying attention to "The Living One"; an observation by George Arnsby Jones on the need for the living "guidance of a spiritual adept"; on the role of the living Master according to Huzur Maharaj Rai Saligram in his Prem Bani Radhasoami, volume IV; a couple of recent Sant Mat Satsang Discourses of Baba Ram Singh on consistent daily spiritual practice (Simran, Dhyan, and Bhajan); a verse from the Gnostic Gospel of Mary Magdalene; a line of poetry from Darshan Singh's collection known as, Love's Last Madness; Swami Ram Bihari Lal's classic, The Way Out Is IN; and a reading describing the NDE-like (Near Death Experience or Out-Of-Body/OOBE type) meditation practice of Sant Mat according to Yogani Mataji from the book, Enchanted Land. In Divine Love (Bhakti), Light, and Sound, At the Feet of the Masters, Radhaswami, James Bean Spiritual Awakening Radio Podcasts Sant Mat Satsang Podcasts https://www.SpiritualAwakeningRadio.com
Amtower is joined by Sanjt Ganguli, Vice president, Transformation Strategy and Field CTO of Zscaler. They discussed: - Zscalers FedRamp authorizations - the evolution of the need for Zero trust architectures - the new book Seven Elements of Highly Successful Zero Trust Architecture, including a dive into each of the seven elements Download the book at revolutionaries.zscaler.com/insights and follow the Zscaler Public sector page on LinkedIn for updates https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/zscaler-public-sector/
Although here, we hear about the physical relationship(s) of the elements but each relationship can be broken down on Spiritual levels as well
“The voice is the muscle of the soul.” — Alfred Wolfsohn One of the first and most influential things you notice about someone is their voice and how they use it to express themselves: their accent, mannerisms, gestures, phrases, cadence, and tone. Our subconscious makes assumptions about these various pieces of information in seconds and whether we like it or not these assumptions tend to stick with us. You might be asking yourself, “Okay, but WHAT in the world does this have to do with branding, Tiffany?” Kind of everything, actually. If you're on a mission to create an authentic Legacy Brand that connects deeply and meaningfully with your audience, then you need a fantastic, reliable, totally unique-to-you brand voice! Now I'm sure you're thinking, “But, can't I just speak in my business the way I speak in real life?” Of course you can. All I want to do is help you further define your Brand Voice, which is all about finding that sweet spot between how you speak in your everyday life, and how you want to show up for your clients and audience. Developing a brand voice will never take away from your originality! In fact, it will only enhance it. And the truth is, you have a brand voice whether you're using it or not. So, why don't you start refining and using it so that you can truly stand out among the crowd? Top thought leaders and even the entertainers you admire have honed their own brand voice—and whether you are aware of it or not, that's the main reason why we love them. They've done the work to look inward to draw out their brand voice and use it consistently! And in today's episode of The Legacy Lounge Podcast, we are diving into how you can develop your brand voice too! Here's what I'm covering today—all within the span of 25 minutes: My tried and true 5 Steps to Define Your Brand Voice The actual definition of brand voice What it takes to create an outstanding brand voice. Why brand voice can help you stand out and save you time How brand voice can help you increase your sales and engagement The number one mistake entrepreneurs make when it comes to their brand voice, and how to avoid it! The important step that I insist everyone take when creating their Legacy Brand …and some controversial opinions from yours truly (don't worry they're all related to branding!) Get out your pen and paper—this is one where you're going to want to take notes—and tune in to learn about how to start defining (or refining) your brand voice now! And remember to tune in to the next episode where I will walk you through the Seven Elements of the Legacy Brand voice to help you truly fine tune your brand voice! Favorite quotes from this episode: “Simply put, your brand voice is the way your brand sounds.” — Tiffany Neuman “Your brand voice is much more important than your visual brand.” — TN “Just like a logo, your brand voice is a facet of your brand's unique personally. It helps your brand stand out rather than blend in.” — TN “Having a unique brand voice matters because it makes all of your communications memorable and recognizable to the audience that you serve.” — TN “Defining your brand voice is all about finding that sweet spot between how you speak and how you show up for your audience.” — TN “When it's done right, a brand voice has the power to tell you everything you need to know about a brand, quickly, and to make a lasting first impression.” — TN “Being a broken record is actually a good thing.” — TN “You have to have consistency in the way you communicate.” — TN “Having a brand voice is about using language to create a bridge between you and your audience. The point of a brand voice is not just to sell, but to inspire, motivate, and empower your audience to make decisions.” — TN “Don't force yourself to adopt phrases and tones of voice that don't feel right for you, especially if everyone else in your niche is using them.”—TN “If you're only speaking to one person, you're not really speaking to anyone.” — TN “Do market research. Don't skip this step.” — TN “Tell your inner critic to chill. Tell her that she's done her job and you'll call her when needed.” — TN “There's room and space for empowering and impactful thought leaders to rise up.” — TN Links Mentioned In This Episode: Learn more about Legacy Brand Foundations Early Bird registration for the next Legacy Brand Foundations Cohort Rate, Review, and Follow on Your Favorite Platform! If you loved this episode, leave us a review. And always make sure you're following the podcast so you never miss an episode. Follow now!
Negotiating while Black is exhausting and feels like an everyday burden that comes with a lot of bias as white professionals in general are seen and received differently when negotiating than black professionals. However negotiating is key to not only career success but life. During this episode we discuss how to shift your mindset on negotiations, and how to anchor conversations to enable the outcome you want. We have a conversation with Tre Tennyson, Former TA at Harvard Business School for #Negotiations on a useful framework to help you lean into Negotiating for what you deserve. Guest Bio: Tre Tennyson was born and raised in Richmond, Virginia, where he graduated from Hermitage High School. Afterwards, he attended the University of Virginia for his undergraduate degree, double majoring in English and religious studies and from there joined Teach For America as a 5th grade teacher in Atlanta, Georgia. After leaving Atlanta, he lived and worked in Shenzhen, China, as a school director and corporate executive for a Richmond-based company of American schools, Rainbow Station China (now LeafSpring Schools). Tre then went on to attend Harvard University, where he received his Masters in Education Policy and Management. He was also was an instructor for two classes at Harvard--one class being the Negotiation Workshop taught alongside professors from Harvard Law School, and the other class being a class on group dynamics, power, and identity. Most recently, he completed his Masters in Business Administration at the University of Virginia's Darden Graduate School of Business. He currently works as a management consultant at McKinsey & Company in Washington, D.C. Helpful Articles: Negotiating as a Woman of Color Bargaining while Black: The role of race in salary negotiations Opinion: 'Negotiating Blackness' an exhausting mental burden that every Black person carries 8 Salary Negotiation Tactics for Black Women
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What does it mean to think on purpose? What is the impact of not thinking on purpose to your Life? Will changing your THOUGHTS, change your life? "To Say the Process of getting Well starts with Thought, is the Understatement of the Year." - Steve White This episode is focused and the 1st of the SEVEN ELEMENTS, "Thought." Teaching you how to learn and think better in order to get better. This is the crucial part to change your life and a critical component to Beat Disease. #Thought #BeatDisease #LetsGo
There's so much energy and attention that swirls around during a launch, and I cannot thank you enough for helping create the momentum that we did! I've talked a lot about launching with ease and joy, generating magic and serendipity, not muscling through book marketing. I've also talked about sprinting through the finish, and the overwhelm that comes from wanting to give a big creative project every last drop of energy to help it succeed.Today I'm sharing my strategy of sending the first 1,000 serendipity seeds out into the world. There are two weeks left for the Buy One, Get One, Give One promotion! Get (and give!) your copies before the end of April.
Were you brought up in a culture that emphasised your femininity? Perhaps you were told what an ideal woman/housewife/wife should look like and behave? And there were certain phrases that would be thrown around casually in a bid to "flaunt" femininity. Perhaps such phrases ring a bell....‘That's not what a proper lady should do / or say / or behave"!…' What if there was a way to unlearn everything you know about being feminine and add a new beautiful twist to how you perceive femininity? In this episode, Joanne Muturi interviews Giselle Lares. Giselle Lares is a Feminine Psyche Analyst and the Founder of SHESelf, a feminine empowerment academy transforming the way modern, ambitious women embrace their femininity. With years of research and experience in feminine psychology, mindset, home and lifestyle transformations, Giselle is on a mission to help women get ready for something new. Her feminine empowerment journey allows women to discover and revive the dormant sides to themselves that are holding them back from experiencing richness in their love and life aspirations, as well as their business and money goals. Giselle is on a mission to help women get ready for something new. This episode is full of so many gems, such as: Practical suggestions on how to balance your male and female energies An introduction to the Seven Elements of Femininity Examples of how feminine and masculine energies play both at home and in the workplace Get a cup of tea, or preferred beverage of choice and prepare to change the way you think about your femininity in this refreshing episode. ‘For me, power means getting the right result. And if, as feminine women, we focus on the result, more than how we get the result. That's important. So, if you're trying to influence a decision, it doesn't mean you have to attack.... or have this focus on the goal or how you get there. A feminine woman is an authentic woman' Giselle Show links Contact Giselle: Instagram - https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.instagram.com_gisellexlares_&d=DwMFaQ&c=euGZstcaTDllvimEN8b7jXrwqOf-v5A_CdpgnVfiiMM&r=8XWn-GwTCNRPtq89ad-DtWZ-RXTkbjsXkZfvyR5HaNc&m=7Rwzciv0YtPrBlC9O-TJn3WNUOuwJQWwCFilL9qoDBU&s=akOqfOEk_oy9GF3X9IoOErydrSIlvYHhOoIE24SAw48&e= (https://www.instagram.com/gisellexlares/) Email - Gisellexlares@gmail.com Website - http://www.gisellelares.com/ (www.gisellelares.com) Schedule a Clarity call to work with Joanne: https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__bit.ly_claritycallwithjoanne&d=DwMFaQ&c=euGZstcaTDllvimEN8b7jXrwqOf-v5A_CdpgnVfiiMM&r=8XWn-GwTCNRPtq89ad-DtWZ-RXTkbjsXkZfvyR5HaNc&m=7Rwzciv0YtPrBlC9O-TJn3WNUOuwJQWwCFilL9qoDBU&s=g2y6W2tR0xYM9okOi2LWCfOZZMm1iw5FXY3lcTVVtVg&e= (bit.ly/claritycallwithjoanne) Find out how to work with Joanne Muturi here: https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.facebook.com_JoanneMuturiCoaching_&d=DwMFaQ&c=euGZstcaTDllvimEN8b7jXrwqOf-v5A_CdpgnVfiiMM&r=8XWn-GwTCNRPtq89ad-DtWZ-RXTkbjsXkZfvyR5HaNc&m=7Rwzciv0YtPrBlC9O-TJn3WNUOuwJQWwCFilL9qoDBU&s=Pu0dYMbSL4flLZOyGNTs89PMn77GcZMjtH68Vrb9bBA&e= (https://www.facebook.com/JoanneMuturiCoaching/) Join Joanne's Facebook group ‘Lioness Arising' to be a part of her community https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.facebook.com_groups_1842630312687726&d=DwMFaQ&c=euGZstcaTDllvimEN8b7jXrwqOf-v5A_CdpgnVfiiMM&r=8XWn-GwTCNRPtq89ad-DtWZ-RXTkbjsXkZfvyR5HaNc&m=7Rwzciv0YtPrBlC9O-TJn3WNUOuwJQWwCFilL9qoDBU&s=6Ihu2fa7za20-HyLY6HMcg2rLW_iTEa1HpGl3dUkm3g&e= (https://www.facebook.com/groups/1842630312687726) Joanne's exclusive mailing list where she shares behind the scenes of things not even shown on social media Sign up...
Launching is stressful. Writing and launching a book is a privilege, so I hesitate to harp too much on how hard it can be. Whenever I feel stress climbing, I remind myself to find the joy and ease, to reconnect with gratitude for that exact stage of the process. That said, launches still have a way of snowballing stress. Today I'm breaking down seven reasons why, and five strategies for reducing the inevitable stress at the edge of a major - and majorly rewarding - challenge. Key Takeaways: Is your business ready to catch the interest that goes along with a launch? Invest in your systems and processes in advance so you are ready for the influx. Gamifying short term goals, like counting reviews and shares, can be fun - but if it adds to your stress, let go of them, and the outcomes they represent. Acknowledge and accept the stress you want to keep in your work. Some stress is worthwhile, so be intentional about what creates it and remember it is short term. ⭐️ Permission: Drop half of the ‘nice to haves' for whatever project you are currently stressing out about. And next month, do it again. ⭐️ Do (or Delegate) This Next: Book in your breaks. At least a week (and preferably 2) before and during your next big launch or project. Take even more time afterwards. You will never regret having that time set aside.
We are back with Part B of our conversation with Bryan Rodriguez, Co-Founder of PCS Colorado – The Lana Rodriguez Group. Tune in to find out how Bryan used his negotiations training to build his and his wife's successful real estate business and how negotiations played a role in him closing a $25m hotel in Colorado!
In Ephesians 1-3, Paul explained that God has given us great spiritual riches so that we can lead the world into peace. In the first part of Ephesians 4, Paul tells us Christians that the first way we can show the world how to live in peace is by living in peace with one other. This begins, as we learned in the last study, by looking to our own heart first and developing certain attitudes of the heart. In this study, we learn that as we seek to live in peace with other Christians, we should focus on seven key truths that all Christians have in common. When we focus on what we have in common rather than on on what divides us, we will begin to create peace in our midst.
Jagged with Jasravee : Cutting-Edge Marketing Conversations with Thought Leaders
What does it mean to have a clear marketing message? Why is a clear message so important for businesses? What is StoryBrand Framework ? What are some ways businesses can clarify their message? What are some common mistakes businesses make on their website? Why is email communication an important piece of a sales funnel? Holly answers the above questions and more as she asserts that businesses that clarify their message and build a sales funnel thrive in the marketplace. Holly Fisher is the Founder & CEO of Fisher Creative. Holly explains the StoryBrand framework that believes that even if you have the best product in the marketplace, you will lose to a competitor's inferior product if they communicate more clearly. Please contact her on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/hollyannfisher/ OR email her at holly@fisher-creative.com Jagged with Jasravee is facilitated by Jasravee Kaur Chandra, Director- Brand Building, Research & Innovation at Master Sun, Consulting Brand of Adiva L Pvt. Ltd. Jasravee has over 20 years experience as a Strategic Brand Builder,Communications Leader and Entrepreneur. Please connect with Jasravee on Linkedin at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasravee/ OR email her at jasravee@theadiva.com 00:00 Preview & Introduction to Holly 01:28 How to Clarify Marketing Messages 06:01 Common Mistakes Businesses Make on Their Website 11:53 Sales Funnel & Role of Email 18:21 Seven Elements of a Sales Funnel 21:31 Brand Story as a Sense Making Device 25:14 Rapid Fire - Personally Speaking with Holly Holly talks about why businesses that clarify their marketing message and build a sales funnel thrive in the marketplace. For a business or organization to stand out in the noise, they have to be very clear in communicating what they have to offer.Businesses need to have a one-line message or story that they need to communicate to be relevant to their customers. Even if they have the best product in the marketplace, they will lose to a competitor's inferior product if the competitor communicates more clearly. Business needs to be the guide, the business is not the hero of the story. The role of the business is to solve a customer's problem, help them be successful, help the customer be the hero. So one mistake businesses make in their communication and on their website is talking too much about themselves. Once one has a clear brand story and a brand message it is really important to ensure that the message can can flow through everything else that a business is doing. The rest of that sales funnel is going to include what we call a one line story or the elevator pitch. The business needs a proven, repeatable plan for capturing leads and then converting those leads to customers.And then also part of that sales funnel is going to be some sort of lead generating tool or lead magnet. So a free PDF guide, a free video series ,or anything of value which can be provided to prospects in exchange for their email address. Email communication is a really important piece of the sales funnel. Follow Jagged with Jasravee on Social Media Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/jaggedwithjasravee Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/jagggedwithjasravee/ Podcast Page : https://anchor.fm/jagged-with-jasravee Youtube Page : https://www.youtube.com/c/jaggedwithjasravee Linktree : https://linktr.ee/jaggedwithjasravee Jagged with Jasravee, is an initiative of Master Sun, the Consulting Brand of Adiva Lifestyle Pvt Ltd.Website : www.jasravee.com #storybranding #brandstorytelling #marketingcommunication
Today we wrap up our series on the seven elements of TRUST as developed by Brene Brown in her incredible book Dare to Lead. I hope that by unpacking each of the elements, you have had time to reflect on your own organisation and your own relationships with others. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The end of a year and the start of a new year is a great opportunity to reflect on the year that has been, and what this means for the year to come. This process is not about hustle and taking massive action. This process is about giving you the mental space to relax and rest, with confidence that you have created the vision and a direction for the year to come. In this episode of the podcast, you'll have an opportunity to: take stock of where you are now get clarity on what success means for you in 2022, using the proven Seven Elements framework for Life Integration understand where you might be holding yourself back discover the lifechanging mindset shifts and practical steps that will help you move through your blocks decide on your plan of action to make it happen! I'd love to hear what is in store for you for the year ahead!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Following on from our previous episodes, today we tackle Integrity and Non Judgement two of the easiest but also hardest parts of the framework. These two are ones we need to keep revisiting in my organisation, and in this episode we go into the details of why these keep coming up for me and my team.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Following on from our last episode on the Seven Elements of Trust as shows in Brene Brown's incredible book Dare to Lead, today we tackle Accountability and Vault.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brene Brown's Seven Elements of Trust from Dare to Lead are the foundation of creating an incredible workplace culture. Today we dive into the first two Elements from Brene's framework of BRAVING.... Boundaries and Reliability See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Seven Elements of the Faith you must pass down to those coming behind you. Genesis, Roots of Our Redemption, chapter 48 from Bruce Burkett.
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Mike Pitcher is a passionate leader with decades worth of successful business experience. A former CEO of LeasePlan, he's the author of the book "the Seven eLements of Successful Leadership for a new Breed of Leader". He joins us for a second time this week to give us priceless tips and secrets on leadership and running a successful business.
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What does a leader of improvement do on the supervisory level? Does that new role overlap with such traditional supervisory duties as expedite and firefight? This week, as her series on Visual Leadership continues, Gwendolyn Galsworth (your host and visual expert) maps out the seven elements that define improvement leadership for supervisors and managers—and then explains how visuality is the glue that holds them all together. With “improve” as the anchor element, she walks through the other six: stabilize, measure, target, problem-solve, coach, and model. Then she shares a simple way for supervisors to self-diagnose and put those skills into action, without over-reaching or making too sharp a turn away from their current duties. First understanding. Then practice one new behavior at a time with a buddy—then another. Easy does it. It’s best to eat this particular elephant one bite at a time. Change is never easy, especially when you are its focus. But excellence requires it.
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Mike Pitcher is a passionate leader with decades worth of successful business experience. A former CEO of LeasePlan, he's the author of the book "the Seven eLements of Successful Leadership for a new Breed of Leader". Join us this week as he tells us how he got here and gives us tips and secrets about how to be a great leader.
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In this episode Fr. Bill explores the Seven Elements of Spiritual Transformation laid out by Jungian psychologist Robert Moore. Keeping our intended destination foremost in mind helps us arrive at where we’re needing to go.
Mike shares how the art of listening can make you a effective leader. Mike Pitcher - mikepitcherspeaks.com speaks on leadership and takes the lessons he learned over a period of forty-one years combined of corporate life, being a leader, and an organization president. His belief is leadership is really very simple. It's just not easy. He condensed his belief into a book called The Seven Elements of Leadership. ---------------------- How amazing would it feel if most every time you ask a potential client to meet with you, they give you an INSTANT YES!? Now you can get that awesome and amazing feeling over and over, anytime you want it. Download the INSTANT YES! Blueprint Today at theauthoritycreators.com/yes ---------------------- About Mike Pitcher: What does it take for a company to get recognized as one of the top places to work? It takes great leadership that motivates team members to be their best. That's what Mike Pitcher has brought to the C-suite over his more than 35-year career at some of the most recognized names in Corporate America. And that's what he brings to the stages of some of the top events in the nation. With remarkable leadership success at Pitney Bowes, Dell, and LeasePlan, Mike has honed the grit and intricate insights of a great leader, and learned the oft-considered “soft” skills that bring out the best in people of all backgrounds. For the past two decades in C-level leadership, Mike has led teams to remarkable improvement at LeasePlan and Dell. At LeasePlan, one of the nation's largest vehicle fleet management companies, the turnaround earned the company top honors among the “Best Places to Work” for mid-sized companies in the city of Atlanta by the Atlanta Journal Constitution (AJC), and one of the “25 Best Medium-Size Companies to Work For” in Fortune Magazine in 2013. The headline for the AJC story speaks volumes about Mike's leadership approach and his impact on his team: “They are all in this together.” Mike's 24 Hour Challenge: My twenty-four-hour challenge to you is actually twenty-four, then 7, then 365. In the next 24 hours you will be engaged with your sons, your daughters, your husband, your wife, your mom, friends. I want you to change the way that you listen and listen intentionally and what the challenges is for you to listen so that the person speaking feels felt. They know that you felt their emotions, that you felt their words, that you felt their meaning. This isn't just about conversations in business, but also with your spouse, loved ones, and friends. Let us know how the challenge goes by posting on our Instagram or Facebook page. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/authoritycreators/message
Dr. Leila Naderi is an award-winning entrepreneur, educator, researcher and consultant, who is passionate about leadership development, partnership development, and social impact. She is the founder of Global Leadership Academy, an entirely volunteer-run organization, and Yoga for Leadership, a developmental program that bridges yoga and mindfulness to enhance holistic well-being and maximize individual, team, and organizational performance. Dr. Naderi is the Director of Partnership Development and Adjunct Faculty at Alliant International University. She has over a decade of leadership and management experience in different sectors. She is the co-author (with leadership expert Dr. John J. Franey) of The Yogi Leader: Discovering the Seven Elements of Leading with Mind, Body, & Heart. The Yogi Leader is both a book and a developmental program (of workshops, retreats, and resources) that is about discovering who we are as people, and who we are as leaders. As an advanced Hatha/Sivananda yoga instructor, Dr. Naderi was fascinated with the concept of the relationship between yoga practice and leadership while doing her doctoral dissertation work in leadership. She noticed an incredible synergy and correlation between the two. Her doctoral study found that leaders who practice yoga regularly score higher on authentic leadership skill tests than leaders who either don’t practice yoga or rarely practice yoga. As she worked through the concepts of yoga and leadership with her friend and leadership development consultant, Dr. John Franey, she realized that the chakras of yoga (the spiritual energy centers that exist within particular areas of the human body) and various leadership approaches were in fact extremely synergistic. From this synergy emerged the concept of “The Seven Elements of Leadership,” each of which is perfectly aligned with a chakra of yoga practice. Each of the elements is a different skill that people need in order to lead effectively and authentically with mind, body, and heart in any aspect of life. The book follows the stories of seven different leaders, each with their own set of problems and issues to deal with in their leadership practice. Each of their stories focuses on a different Element of Leadership and is aligned to a particular chakra. Dr. Naderi’s innovative projects include “Yoga 4 Leadership” which she founded in 2014, for organizing and leading executive retreats and workshops, integrating the principles of yoga and meditation into leadership training, with the goal of developing inspired leaders and creating a culture that fosters productivity, self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and well-being. She founded the Global Leadership Academy in 2016 as a volunteer-run organization that serves the community and provides leadership training seminars. She states that her inspiration for creating this organization came when she became familiar with volunteer-run ecosystem of ServiceSpace (of which these Awakin Calls are a part). The goal of the Global Leadership Academy is to develop conscious leaders who act beyond profit to serve people and planet; bridge the gap between the leaders of today and tomorrow; build diverse and inclusive communities; encourage entrepreneurial activities; and connect scholars and practitioners. Leila was the recipient of Special Congressional Recognition by the U.S. House of Representatives in 2018 for her outstanding community service. In 2019 she was recognized as Outstanding Doctor of Philosophy in Leadership at Alliant International University, and also received the North San Diego Business Chamber’s Leadership Award for positively impacting the community. Born in Tehran, Iran, she now lives in San Diego, California. She obtained her PhD from the California School of Management and Leadership.
"Your content plan should be as a direct result of understanding your audience and knowing what goals you're trying to achieve." Ben Amos practices what he preaches when it comes to video and business and in this conversation, he goes into detail about how he helps clients think through their content needs. Links: Engage Video Marketing Online Video Strategy Blueprint Engage Video Marketing Academy Ben on LinkedIn --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dearvideo/message
Online training has been around since we’ve all been online. Many of us are familiar with stodgy online corporate compliance training – all the things we shouldn’t do in business – and crushingly boring online technical training – all the things we need to get right. Online sales training courses – the essentials to growing business – have been in the mix since the beginning and there are a few good ones out there. Now more than ever businesses who want to stay positioned for success could use first-rate online sales training. What does it take to make online sales training most effective? Can it be as good as in-person sales training courses? How? The April 2nd Asher Sales Sense Podcast is “Seven Elements of Crazy Good Online Sales Training” with John Asher. John is the CEO of Asher Strategies, a Washington DC-based business providing sales advisory services to clients from startups to Fortune 500 companies. In his US Navy career, John was a submarine commander and manager of a $2 billion combat systems program. In his second career, he co-founded an engineering services company that grew at a compound rate of 42% for 14 straight years. John and his current enterprise provide sales aptitude assessments, sales training, and sales process improvement workshops globally. John is the author of Close Deals Faster and The Neuroscience of Selling, available through Amazon. This Asher Sales Sense session covers John Asher’s explanation of seven elements essential to being a good sales trainer, how these key elements stack up in both in-person and online sales courses, and a creative approach combing live webinars, demonstrations, online skills, progress reviews and live feedback to give salespeople the tools they need to close deals faster. Tune in on April 2nd to learn how online sales training can be crazy good.
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What does a leader of improvement on the supervisory level do? Does that new role overlap with such traditional supervisory duties as expedite and firefight? This week, as her series on Visual Leadership continues, Gwendolyn Galsworth (your host and visual expert) maps out the seven elements that define improvement leadership for supervisors and managers—and then explains how visuality is the glue that holds them all together. With “improve” as the anchor element, she walks through the other six: stabilize, measure, target, problem-solve, coach, and model. Then she shares a simple way for supervisors to self-diagnose and put those skills into action, without over-reaching or making too sharp a turn away from their current duties. The key is understanding; then practice one new behavior at a time with a buddy—then another. Easy does it. It’s best to eat this particular elephant one bite at a time. Change is never easy, especially when you are its focus. But excellence requires it.
In this episode Engrid is coming to you solo to answer a listener’s question from the Gal Pal Corral. IN THIS EPISODE: We’re unpacking when to get personal & how much How to tell if you can really trust someone enough to open up Asking what other’s expectations are & communicating your own Who is safe to get vulnerable with Why it takes time to establish build trust Gossip & “quick hit” forms of connection Passive & Proactive steps you can take when someone is gossiping Things to look for when trying to figure out if you can trust someone Brene Brown’s Seven Elements of Trust CONNECT WITH US Instagram Join The Gal Pal Corral ENGRID Instagram: @livengproof Liveng Proof Podcast Website GEORGIE instagram: @georgiemorley The Chasing Joy Podcast Website
Which element do you resonate with the most? Reflecting on the elements today, how they affect me, how we never run out of energy
Sometimes You Must Create What You Want To Be Part Of. So this episode I am bring you my spiritual belief and explain what I have developed to do so. The Essential Way - A Foundation For Peace While conveying the Seven Elements of the Essential Way - Calmness, Compassion, Kindness, Forgiveness, Gratitude, Love and Mindfulness I believe in a higher source, but also believe engaging in this journey does not mean we have to take a vow of silence, or celibacy. We do not have to walk humbly with our heads down reciting quite words of scripture. Being spiritual dos not mean you have to be boringly serious. It does not mean you cannot live open and free, be child like, laugh and enjoy a glass of wine, get lost in good music or stand frozen in the majestic beauty of a heart-warming sunrise. I am a seeker of a higher consciousness and I do so in the manner of a Quasi Spiritual Warrior. I do not practice, I am. It is my mindset. It is the true Who, of Who I am. I have no Concern what your religious beliefs are. They are yours and I respect that. I do not think there should be so many rules in religion, and a spiritual belief has no room for ego and control. I am an advocate of non-segregated religion. My spirituality, my belief in a higher Source is something that flows through me each and every day and is not restricted to a weekend workshop. My spiritual beliefs have simply been minimalized and even segregated from the norm, and in the simplification have been purified into the Essential Way.
Pastor Stan kicks off his family series with a look at seven elements of grace that we should model in our homes.
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Today on the show we have screenwriter and producer Erik Bork. Erik Bork is a screenwriter best known for his work on the HBO miniseriesBAND OF BROTHERS and FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON, for which he wrote multiple episodes, and won two Emmy and two Golden Globe Awards as part of the producing team.Erik has also sold series pitches (and written pilots) at NBC and FOX, worked on the writing staff for two primetime dramas, and written feature screenplays on assignment for companies like Universal, HBO, TNT, and Playtone. He teaches screenwriting for UCLA Extension, National University, and The Writers Store, and offers one-on-one consulting to writers.Why don’t most scripts have the kind of success their writers' dream of? Because of problems with the basic idea for their story. Which the writer is usually unaware of. While story structure and scene writing choices do need to be top-notch, writers tend to rush into those parts of the writing process too quickly, without vetting their basic concept.This is a mistake professionals rarely make because their agents and managers insist that ideas be run past them first. And this usually leads to serious notes and development before the outlining process even starts.The "Seven Elements of a Viable Story" in The Idea form an acronym for the word PROBLEM, since every story is really about one, at its core. Each chapter focuses on one of these seven deceptively simple-looking aspects of a strong story, which are anything but easy to master. Mr. Bork highlights his own struggles as a writer, and his arrival at an understanding of how each of these elements works -- and how to know if one's idea really succeeds at each of them. A special section devoted to television writing (and its unique attributes) ends each chapter.Whatever your education and background in writing or story, this book and its unique focus contribute foundationally useful information not covered elsewhere -- which may be the missing piece that leads to greater results, both on the page and in the marketplace.Enjoy my conversation with Erik Bork.
Today on the show we have screenwriter and producer Erik Bork. Erik Bork is a screenwriter best known for his work on the HBO miniseriesBAND OF BROTHERS and FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON, for which he wrote multiple episodes, and won two Emmy and two Golden Globe Awards as part of the producing team.Erik has also sold series pitches (and written pilots) at NBC and FOX, worked on the writing staff for two primetime dramas, and written feature screenplays on assignment for companies like Universal, HBO, TNT, and Playtone. He teaches screenwriting for UCLA Extension, National University, and The Writers Store, and offers one-on-one consulting to writers.Why don’t most scripts have the kind of success their writers' dream of? Because of problems with the basic idea for their story. Which the writer is usually unaware of. While story structure and scene writing choices do need to be top-notch, writers tend to rush into those parts of the writing process too quickly, without vetting their basic concept.This is a mistake professionals rarely make because their agents and managers insist that ideas be run past them first. And this usually leads to serious notes and development before the outlining process even starts.The "Seven Elements of a Viable Story" in The Idea form an acronym for the word PROBLEM, since every story is really about one, at its core. Each chapter focuses on one of these seven deceptively simple-looking aspects of a strong story, which are anything but easy to master. Mr. Bork highlights his own struggles as a writer, and his arrival at an understanding of how each of these elements works -- and how to know if one's idea really succeeds at each of them. A special section devoted to television writing (and its unique attributes) ends each chapter.Whatever your education and background in writing or story, this book and its unique focus contribute foundationally useful information not covered elsewhere -- which may be the missing piece that leads to greater results, both on the page and in the marketplace.Enjoy my conversation with Erik Bork.
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The Seven Elements framework presented in "How Clients Buy" represents a list of ingredients essential for business development success. As such, they can be used to conduct a self-assessment of relative strengths and weaknesses at the firm, practice, or personal level. The post Using the Seven Elements as a Diagnostic Tool appeared first on How Clients Buy.
NICK WALKER: Welcome to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers. Every couple of weeks we meet to discuss what matters to you in the wide and diverse field of project management. It's our chance to reflect on our purpose; to take stock in how we're doing; and, when needed, challenge ourselves to step it up. We talk with project managers about real-life situations. We pick their brains to discover their ideas and motivations and find out what has worked for them. I'm your host, Nick Walker, and with me are the two main brains of the outfit, Andy Crowe and Bill Yates. And today, Andy, we're talking with the guy who literally wrote the book on measuring strategic gold. ANDY CROWE: Nick, I have been looking forward to this all week, just to get into the topic of strategy, to look at it; and to also look at it from a project management standpoint. NICK WALKER: Well, let's get right to it. Joining us via Skype is David Barrett, a professional speaker, a regular blogger, a podcast host, an education advisor, and author of five books. His career includes the creation and directing of a conference business; a training company; a software development firm; a speakers bureau; and, most recently, a TED-style event series for project professionals across North America. He specializes in helping people and organizations manage the uncertainty by creating healthy projects and strategies. David Barrett, thanks so much for joining us today here on Manage This. DAVID BARRETT: I'm thrilled to be here, gentlemen. Great to join you. NICK WALKER: You've recently coauthored a new book, coming out just in a few days, titled “Seven Elements of Strategy Execution.” David, what prompted this book? How did it come about? DAVID BARRETT: Well, 25, almost 30 years later into this business, and things have changed a lot. It's no longer build it on time, on scope, on budget for all of us project managers. The day is now here where we're being asked to step it up, to be more involved in the organization, to add value, and to be more than just the tickbox project manager that many of us grew up to know. So this whole piece of strategy is, in my mind, a natural evolution on many different fronts. I think it's now to everyone's benefit, to everyone's favor to start understanding why we're doing the work we're doing. And this portfolio of work that we're managing and working on is huge. It's mission critical. It's driving the business. And so the day has come that we're being asked, and we should be asking, why are we doing this? How does it fit into the strategic plan? So this is the connection of the work of all of us, of this wonderful community of project managers worldwide, to the “why.” In my opinion, just to that one word. Why are we doing this? How does this fit into the bigger picture? And that's a strategic plan. ANDY CROWE: I've heard it said before, David, that a man with a “why” can defeat a man with a “what” any day. DAVID BARRETT: Absolutely. The “what” is important. The “what” is important to know, to see that vision down at the end of the road. But just to drive us down to some object is not going to work. It never has. It never will. But to give us purpose to build, which gives us passion for what we are doing, it's so important today. You know, we're no longer staying with these organizations for many days, for our lives. We have options. So on both fronts it's important that we're connected. BILL YATES: That's true. David, I've seen this with PMI, as well. They've really, as they look at the performance that leads to exceptional project managers, those who are able to recognize the why, to see that context and understand how strategy influences their day-to-day decisions, they bring more value to their organization. I think even of the Talent Triangle when PMI rolled that out. Strategy is really, you know, it's named a little bit differently.
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Hey Friends, Welcome back to the Broken Blended and Blessed Podcast! The fitness industry has hundreds of options for us to lose weight and be healthy, however, most of them are ‘lies’ and all of them drag us in to chase perfection. In today’s episode, I share how I fell victim to many of theContinue reading "Ep. #6: Seven Elements to Lasting Wellness – (Part 2/8)"
There is no doubt that teachers and schools have great potential for shaping students. But Gerald reminds us that the most powerful influence comes from the home. In this message, he examines several ways parents can shape their children, particularly their children's relationship with the school.
In this second in a series of interviews, Andi Baldwin of Profitable Ideas Exchange interviews "How Clients Buy" co-authors, Tom McMakin and Doug Fletcher, about the framework they call, "The Seven Elements" of business development for professional services. The post The Seven Elements of Business Development for Professional Services appeared first on How Clients Buy.
It's time to hit the links with some Minimalist Golf! See below for timecodes to jump ahead to a specific section. For more on GOLF and EVERY NES game be sure to check out NEStalgiacast.com. At our website you can find detailed information about every game we play, our ESSENTIAL GAMES LIST, and links to our Twitch, YouTube, and more! 00:41 - First Impressions 3:25 - Gameplay 7:11 - The Seven Elements of Golf 9:13 - Read the manual 12:00 - Replay Value 14:20 - Putting 16:15 - The Holes 21:44 - Stray Thoughts 23:39 - Wii Sports Classic 24:43 - Early Golf Games 25:28 - Iwata Tribute 26:44 - ESSENTIAL GAMES LIST --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nestalgia/support
Jimmy Evans discusses the steps to becoming emotionally healthy. As your personal life improves, the health of your marriage will dramatically increase as well.
Jimmy Evans discusses the steps to becoming emotionally healthy. As your personal life improves, the health of your marriage will dramatically increase as well.
Follow along with Pastor Jason Duff as we go through a topical study in First Samuel
Clients aren’t sold services. They buy them based on their evaluation of seven criteria: Awareness, Understanding, Interest, Belief, Trust, Ability, and Readiness. All seven elements must be present before a client can buy. The post The Seven Elements of Business Development appeared first on How Clients Buy.
Michael ““Mike”” A. Pitcher is the former President and CEO of LeasePlan USA, one of the leading fleet management companies in the United States. Under Pitcher’s leadership, LeasePlan USA was recognized as a top workplace for its Atlanta and Chicago locations every year since 2010. In his book, the Seven eLements of Leadership for a New Breed of Leader, Pitcher identifies the seven key elements of leadership that are essential for leaders to succeed.Design Movement is a podcast of the Mount Vernon Institute for Innovation. Connect with Brett on Twitter - @jbrettjacobsen www.mvifi.org www.mountvernonschool.org
Michael ““Mike”” A. Pitcher is the former President and CEO of LeasePlan USA, one of the leading fleet management companies in the United States. Under Pitcher’s leadership, LeasePlan USA was recognized as a top workplace for its Atlanta and Chicago locations every year since 2010. In his book, the Seven eLements of Leadership for a New Breed of Leader, Pitcher identifies the seven key elements of leadership that are essential for leaders to succeed.Design Movement is a podcast of the Mount Vernon Institute for Innovation. Connect with Brett on Twitter - @jbrettjacobsen www.mvifi.org www.mountvernonschool.org
Topic: Intro to the Seven Elements of an Effective Compliance Program Presented by Ahmed Salim Co-Founder of Comply Guys & Brad Phillips Director of Sales for Compliatric.com In this episode we will be covering what the basics are for the 7 Elements of an Effective Compliance Program: How the government scores an organization using culpability scoring What punishments an organization can face And how you can use the 7 elements to help build a compliance program in your own organization…. For Questions or comments, reach out to us on twitter @ThinkComply, or email: ahmed.salim@complyguys.com or info@compliatric.com
Today our Reformed trifecta considers hopping on the ol' evangelical bandwagon. The gang highlights some understated dangers of churches whose leadership present an alluring faux intimacy and show lack of integrity. They also give loyalty to said leaders and their man-made standards over loyalty to God's standards. With the continued kerfuffle surrounding some well-known pastors, the gang raises an important question: Why don't we speak up before things blow up? Join today's conversation to heed what well-known pastor, blogger, professor, and all-around big-time Christian celebrity, Carl Trueman, and two other people, have to say on this hot topic.If you have benefit from this weeks Bully Pulpit you will enjoy Seven Elements of Successful Shepherding by Timothy Witmer as a free digital download from The Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals. Find your free gift at Reformed Resources
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