Podcasts about sheeza

In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Sheeza Mohsin, an Executive Coach and Relationship Expert, dives deep into the complexities of marriage and family dynamics in Pakistan. Specializing in Multicultural Family Dynamics, Intergenerational Conflicts, and Marriage, Dr. Sheeza offers valuable insights into handling family disagreements, navigating societal pressures, and overcoming relational challenges like trust, infidelity, and communication gaps. Watch as she discusses red flags, career demands, and the impact of social media on modern relationships. #love  #marriage  #hdiwpodcast 

Sonny is a man of many colours and we have to celebrate his charming self with all his quirkiness and perhaps his indifference of opinions at times. From the christian upbringing and personal exploration to questioning the ease of obtaining sex, Sonny opens ups about his sex life and where he is now as an 18 year old. Join the conversation as we dive into the world of personal preferences, from red trousers to an unexpected love for chicken nuggets, creating a space where no topic is off-limits. This episode evolves into an exploration of first times, contrasting the blurry haze of drunk encounters with the clarity of sober experiences, and addresses the lingering emotions that sometimes follow moments of intimacy. We explore the power dynamics of control versus submission, daringly using provocative language like "slag" to ignite discussions about personal choices and societal expectations. Have you ever felt like a sheep following the herd in the realm of relationships? We discuss the idea of masculinity and I break his heart when I tell him that women do fake orgasm and a toy should be celebrated rather than thinking you're not good enough. Tune in for an episode that challenges norms, sparks conversations, and ultimately celebrates the diversity of human interaction.

How can we transform patient health through personal and predictive care?By taking it home.Sheeza Hussain is the Chief Commercial Officer of Biofourmis, a global leader in digital therapeutics. Biofourmis has a vision to improve the delivery of healthcare by treating patients with chronic and acute medical conditions outside of the hospital utilizing advanced technology.On this episode, Sheeza joins hosts Dr. Gautam Gulati, Dr. Jessica Shepherd, and Dr. Jordan Shlain to discuss how Biofourmis is using continuous vitals monitoring to prevent adverse events before they happen, allowing patients to get healthy at home.Listen as Sheeza shares Biofourmis' mission to expand AI into people's  lives by creating innovations that meet patients at home. Scientific studies support the fact that patients recover more comfortably in their own environment and now technology is making it possible for aging to happen at home.Topics CoveredHow Biofourmis is like the OnStar for your healthAn inside look at the data and the analytics of Biofourmis' bio vitals indexThe 3 tools the Biofourmis platform uses to customize careThe partnerships required for hospital-at-home patient selectionSheeza's passion for the future and how demand is increasing for patients to receive their care at homeConnect with Sheeza HussainSheeza Hussain on LinkedInConnect with Dr. Gautam Gulati, Dr. Jordan Shlain, & Dr. Jessica ShepherdDr. Gulati on TwitterDr. Gulati on LinkedInDr. Shlain on TwitterDr. Shlain on LinkedInDr. Shepherd on LinkedInDr. Shepherd on TwitterResourcesBiofourmisViVE

Dr. Sheeza Mohsin uses her experience of working with individuals, families and professional on both sides of the east/west coin to share some of the very basic ways parents can navigate through "What is gay?" question. She sheds light on: How parents can initiate the conversation? How to react if the child starts the conversation? How to differentiate between human rights from LGBTQI lifestyle support? The power of the three words? Which three words are those?

Peter Snowden joined us after star gallopers Mazu and Sheeza Belter trialled in Sydney this morning. 

Peter Snowden joined Dan Mielicki to reflect on Sheeza Belter's Group 1 JJ Atkins Stakes success.

This week we welcome the fabulously talented drag queen and designer to the stars: Sheeza Woman. You may have seen her iconic designs on Megan Thee Stallion, dozens of Drag Race queens and  numerous  pageant legends. We discuss Puerto Rico's obsession with Miss Universe, dealing with wasted drag fans and the unwritten rules of re-posting design recreations. 

Hello! Thank you so much for listening along to the incredible conversations we've been having at Re-envision Business. We're hugely grateful to the inspiring group of people that have joined us from all over the world to unpack the systemic issues that are being perpetuated by businesses and what it will take to build a benevolent economy. We're taking a little break with the holidays coming up but wanted to make sure you got a chance to catch up on these conversations. Here are some of the highlights from our 2021 episodes. Follow UpEffect on Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn for updates on future episodesThis show was kindly produced by APC See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sheeza Hussain is the Chief Commercial Officer of Biofourmis which is developing a hospital-at-home model for health systems that is even more in demand due to the stress of COVID-19 patients.  In addition to acute care, Biofourmis is also applying its remote monitoring technology to post-acute and chronic care. Sheeza explains, "When we think about hospital-at-home, we think about acute level type care-at-home. It's not about being cared for exactly as you would be in a hospital. But it's for those patients who still, for all intents and purposes, need to be monitored and need to be admitted to a hospital. But instead, they get to go home. They get monitoring equipment, they get to go to the comfort of their own bed, and they're still visited by clinicians or physicians every day in person as is a requirement for some of the reimbursement." "So when it comes to hospital-at-home, it's about in our case, a patch and we're device agnostic. We offer a patch that the patient wears on their chest, and it is continuously capturing data, things like the single-lead ECG, heart rate, respiratory rate. And that is feeding our analytics engine and allowing us to be able to establish a personalized baseline for each and every patient." @Biofourmis #HospitalatHome #RemoteCare #CareatHome #PatientMonitoring #PostAcute #ChronicCare #Hospitals Biofourmis.com Download the transcript here

Sheeza Hussain is the Chief Commercial Officer of Biofourmis which is developing a hospital-at-home model for health systems that is even more in demand due to the stress of COVID-19 patients.  In addition to acute care, Biofourmis is also applying its remote monitoring technology to post-acute and chronic care. Sheeza explains, "When we think about hospital-at-home, we think about acute level type care-at-home. It's not about being cared for exactly as you would be in a hospital. But it's for those patients who still, for all intents and purposes, need to be monitored and need to be admitted to a hospital. But instead, they get to go home. They get monitoring equipment, they get to go to the comfort of their own bed, and they're still visited by clinicians or physicians every day in person as is a requirement for some of the reimbursement." "So when it comes to hospital-at-home, it's about in our case, a patch and we're device agnostic. We offer a patch that the patient wears on their chest, and it is continuously capturing data, things like the single-lead ECG, heart rate, respiratory rate. And that is feeding our analytics engine and allowing us to be able to establish a personalized baseline for each and every patient." @Biofourmis #HospitalatHome #RemoteCare #CareatHome #PatientMonitoring #PostAcute #ChronicCare #Hospitals Biofourmis.com Listen to the podcast here

Join us on the second podcast episode where we're continuing our Homegrown series. This week's event is Indy's Independent Music & Arts Festival where we'll be listening to Seaux Chill set the vibe. Be sure to check out our other Homegrown podcast episode from this week where we rock out to the bad Sheeza here on IPR's The Scene.

Listen in on this week's first podcast episode where we dive into music from the band Sheeza out of Lafayette Indiana. This episode is part of our Homegrown series where we listen to performances from the same venue or event. This week we're showcasing Indy's Independent Music & Arts Festival, so be sure to check out our other IMAF performance with Seaux Chill here on IPR's The Scene.

HipHop Hour with Harkos is now posting shows 5 days a week!!! Your new DAILY dose of GREAT HipHop!! This is a recording of the show from 10-4-21. Check out more at www.hiphophour.net !!! Playlist: Breeze - Guess Who, The Four Owls - Control, UTK - Good Habits and Energy, Famoso - FTW (Fck The World) (feat. War Bixby & Block McCloud), Ormus Stool - Burning Down The Babylon, Leo CaSeeNo - Curated Ditty, Tensence - The Wake Up Part 1, AAND - Romeo N Juliet ft. Sheeza, Tune in EVERY DAY, Monday thru Friday to hear the latest from the Greatest HipHop Artists in the World Follow HipHop Hour on the socials at @realhiphophour on FB, @hiphophour2017 on IG, @HipHop_Hour on Twitter. Follow Harkos on the socials at @realharkos on FB, @harkos_music on IG, @harkosm on Twitter. And don't forget WWW.HIPHOPHOUR.NET/DISCOUNTS

Welcome back to Season 2! Join Maya and Zara as they discuss how to understand and heal the emotional struggles of South Asians in the diaspora with multicultural counselor and therapist, Dr. Sheeza Mohsin. Check out her book Behind Closed Doors on Amazon! https://www.amazon.com/Behind-Closed-Doors-Emotional-conflicting-ebook/dp/B084Q2Y3TG More ways to connect with Sheeza! http://sheezamohsin.com/what-we-do https://www.facebook.com/drsheezamohsin/ Follow us! https://www.instagram.com/desidistractions/ https://twitter.com/DesiDistracted

As the COVID-19 pandemic keeps us inside for most of our days, this also gets us to think about our lives and the people in it. And, if we think about it hard enough, maybe there are some relationships that may be toxic, or detrimental to our mental health. Freeni sits down with licensed Family & Marriage counselor, Dr. Sheeza Mohsin, in which they discuss what signs to look for in a bad relationship and if the relationship has to end. Featuring: Dr. Sheeza Mohsin Follow Freeni on Instagram: @themodmuslim Hosted by: Farheen "Freeni" Raza Production Manager: Sumana Syed --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Zebras: Whether you’re struggling with a solution that’s taking longer than you expected to realize itself, or struggling with the backlash from people as you’re changing the status quo - resilience is something we all need in abundance. This month we’re tackling this topic with our guest Sheeza Shah, Founder and CEO of UpEffect - a platform that crowdfunds transformative solutions to global issues.

Never miss another interview! Join Devin here: http://bit.ly/joindevin. Sheeza Shah has built a global crowdfunding platform called UpEffect just for social entrepreneurs. Sheeza says her Islamic faith teaches and inspires her to make the world a better place. Preliminary Interview with Sheeza Shah, the of UpEffect. The following is a brief pre-interview that provides context for the recorded interview you may watch or listen to at the top of this article. Website: https://www.theupeffect.com Check out my free webinar where I share the secrets of successful nonprofit crowdfunding at http://crowdfundingforsocialgood.org.

 Recently in Lafayette IN (home of our podcast), racial tensions flared due to separate events. There was angry debate, along with substantive discussions. Hate groups had posted racist signs and flyers in prominent places, and two groups were booked to appear locally that many believed to be racist performers. To counter all that, a group of musicians have decided to perform in a show called "No Time To Hate" at the Lafayette Theater.   We spoke to one of those performers, Christopher Lee from the Grateful Dead cover band, Graciously Departed. We talked about the band and its upcoming gigs, especially No Time To Hate, and the idea behind the show. It's something other communities could do to help ease tensions and promote positivity.   We end with a song from one of the participating acts, Sheeza, a brilliant band with a desire for social justice that comes from the heart.

Sheeza Shah is the Founder and CEO of UpEffect, a crowdfunding and support platform for companies dedicated to improving lives and the planet. Her company has become the go-to platform for entrepreneurs who are driven not by how much money they can make, but how many lives they can impact. UpEffect’s recent products have ranged from ethical fashion brands to solar cookstoves — from clean drinking water systems to eco-friendly carry bags. To date, UpEffect’s enterprise-solution approach and campaign-consultant model led by Sheeza has driven their 100% success rate at securing funding for their campaigns, raising over £220,000 to launch products and impact lives across ten countries. This is incredible considering Kickstarter’s success rate is 43% and Indiegogo’s success rate hovers just under 10%. Sheeza was named to Computer Weekly’s ‘Most Influential Women in Tech’, Asians in Tech’s ‘Top 100 Asian Stars in UK Tech 2017′, CauseArtist’s ’37 Social Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2017′, and DotEveryone’s ’12 top female tech founders’ by Baroness Martha Lane Fox. She’s also an Asian Women of Achievement Award nominee. Bottom line—Sheeza is a brilliant woman and entrepreneur. I can’t wait for you to hear our conversation. Super helpful stuff! Follow the work Sheeza and her team are doing on Twitter, Instagram, and on their website. Follow Sheeza on Twitter and Instagram, also. If you enjoyed our conversation or have a question, let her know! She’d love to hear from you.  Follow Let’s Give A Damn on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter to keep up with all that is going on. We have so much planned for the coming months and we don’t want you to miss a thing! And if you want to follow Nick Laparra—Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter. Support Let’s Give A Damn by contributing the monthly amount of your choice on Patreon. 100% of the money you contribute will go to making more podcasts. Not a dime goes into our pockets! Or you can leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts! Every little bit helps. Thanks for all your help. Have a wonderful week! Please let me know how I can serve you better. Give more damns this week than ever before, my friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sheeza Shah goal is to improve lives and improve the environment. She founded a crowdfunding company called UpEffect. UpEffect works to support sustainable, high impact revolutionary products that are making a difference in people's lives. Her platform as a 100% success rate because they work with these companies to help them market their idea. Other crowd funding platforms have high rates of failure because the people using these platforms do not realize the work it takes to bring these campaigns to the market. Sheeza is leveraging technology to provide support for social enterprises. As a Muslim woman she finds that her faith grounds her in her work. She attributes her faith to her desire to prioritize creating value for people before creating value for herself. Sheeza is very critical of companies who claim to be doing good, but do not have the metrics to back that up. What she looks for in the companies she supports is what data are they using to know that they are changing the world. The look at the 1.The strength of the entrepreneur and their team. 2.The impact metrics they are using 3.What is their business model Companies that do not meet these criteria do not make it on to the platform. She wants to ensure that these companies are in the best position to succeed. One of the key things she emphasizes is that no one should be able to beat you in terms of knowledge in the business you are building. Entrepreneurs need to understand their clients and build their business around that understanding. Their habits, the problems they face, and the needs they have. Her goal is to inspire and support entrepreneurs in their goal to come forward with solutions and to take those ideas to market so they can disrupt these various marketplaces. Building a company is not easy. Sheeza points out that although she has experienced many failures she sees these failures are learning opportunities. For her knowing that it is okay to restart your business model has been an important lesion for her. Links in the podcast: https://www.theupeffect.com/https://twitter.com/theupeffect/https://twitter.com/Sheezaahmadhttps://www.samasource.org/team

Sheeza Shah goal is to improve lives and improve the environment. She founded a crowdfunding company called UpEffect. UpEffect works to support sustainable, high impact revolutionary products that are making a difference in people's lives. Her platform as a 100% success rate because they work with these companies to help them market their idea. Other crowd funding platforms have high rates of failure because the people using these platforms do not realize the work it takes to bring these campaigns to the market. Sheeza is leveraging technology to provide support for social enterprises. As a Muslim woman she finds that her faith grounds her in her work. She attributes her faith to her desire to prioritize creating value for people before creating value for herself. Sheeza is very critical of companies who claim to be doing good, but do not have the metrics to back that up. What she looks for in the companies she supports is what data are they using to know that they are changing the world. The look at the 1.The strength of the entrepreneur and their team. 2.The impact metrics they are using 3.What is their business model Companies that do not meet these criteria do not make it on to the platform. She wants to ensure that these companies are in the best position to succeed. One of the key things she emphasizes is that no one should be able to beat you in terms of knowledge in the business you are building. Entrepreneurs need to understand their clients and build their business around that understanding. Their habits, the problems they face, and the needs they have. Her goal is to inspire and support entrepreneurs in their goal to come forward with solutions and to take those ideas to market so they can disrupt these various marketplaces. Building a company is not easy. Sheeza points out that although she has experienced many failures she sees these failures are learning opportunities. For her knowing that it is okay to restart your business model has been an important lesion for her. Links in the podcast: https://www.theupeffect.com/https://twitter.com/theupeffect/https://twitter.com/Sheezaahmadhttps://www.samasource.org/team

RickerRocker and Jason Wells are major dudes in the Lafayette, IN music scene. They have organized, for the 2nd time, the Music Matters Festival, a two-day event in Darlington IN this Friday-Saturday 8/4-8/5. A dozen bands over two days, with diverse styles. Locals include Uncle Buck's Mojo Box, Sheeza, Frank Muffin. Rick gives us the details. And we aadd a new segment called "Everyday I Write The Book", which features excerpts from a writing project I'm starting. Love to hear your comments on that. Jason Wells' tune "Friend or Foe" caps the show

Sheeza is a 4-piece band that performs in the midwest. Claire and Courtney Tchoula of that band stopped by. We discussed their approach to their music, which includes originals and an eclectic list of covers. As musical and off-stage partners, they have forged a harmonious relationship that informs their music. They have performed numerous benefits, including for Pride and Bernie Sanders. Those performances demonstrate their commitment to issues beyond music. They're a band you should know. Follow them on Facebook and get to a Sheeza gig now! To whet your appetite, they performed a couple new items in our cozy little DIY studio. Enjoy.

John Bower aka Johnny BHive is a treasure of a songwriter, now spending most of his time in Nashville. He talked about that town, and its diverse music scene.We discussed his personal growth, how the ups-and-downs have impacted his writing, and how changes in the music industry have changed his approach to the business. He shared with us the process by which he and his partner write songs, and about the decision-making process to take a country direction with his new release "Through My Eyes', and we heard a sample from the album called "Remember Me", a song inspired by his experience in a failed relationship. I call it "country with depth". You will too.                        

The Millennial Generation is often criticized as being one that expects instant results. That is why Persistence is worth more today than ever before.   The journey to becoming an author isn’t one that happens overnight. It requires months and months of lots of hard work, with little to show for it. Sheeza knows this first hand. In today’s episode Sheeza takes us inside the world of her book, The Sky Realm, and explains how Persistence is one of the primary lessons she sought out to teach through her writing.   It’s been an amazing week with Sheeza. It’s so inspiring to chat with a 25-year-old with serious passion, commitment, and dedication. I hope you take the time to listen to the entire series this week and that you consider picking up a copy of Sheeza’s book, The Sky Realm.   Resources Discussed   Sheeza’s Website Purchase Sheeza’s book on Amazon   Continue the conversation with me in these ways: Email at dave@movingmillennials.com and follow me on Twitter @_daveanderson.   Visit http://www.movingmillennials.com/95 for complete show notes, to download The Manifesto, and to receive your free ebook, 'The Millennial Mentors: Volume 1'.

What if it’s not good enough? What if nobody wants to read it? What if I can’t sell it? What if I wasted an entire year of my life on a book that isn’t worth anything? What if I’m not a good enough writer?   These are all questions that started to pop up for Sheeza throughout her writing journey. In today’s conversation we talk about how she flipped the Doubt into Confidence by changing the nature of the questions she asked herself.    Thanks for tuning in, subscribing, and spreading the word. Let’s get moving.   Resources Discussed   Sheeza’s Website Purchase Sheeza’s book on Amazon   Continue the conversation with me in these ways: Email at dave@movingmillennials.com and follow me on Twitter @_daveanderson.   Visit http://www.movingmillennials.com/93 for complete show notes, to download The Manifesto, and to receive your free ebook, 'The Millennial Mentors: Volume 1'.

We’re back for our second day with Sheeza Iqbal. Today we dive head first into a conversation about something that exists for every human being on the planet, especially when it comes to embarking on a brand new journey; fear.    It wasn’t long after Sheeza made her decision to become an author that Fear showed up in a very big way. There were days when she felt completely paralyzed and couldn’t write more than 50 words.    Listen in as we discuss how Sheeza leveraged her Fear to move closer to realizing her dream of becoming a published author.    Resources Discussed   Sheeza’s Website Purchase Sheeza’s book on Amazon   Continue the conversation with me in these ways: Email at dave@movingmillennials.com and follow me on Twitter @_daveanderson.   Visit http://www.movingmillennials.com/92 for complete show notes, to download The Manifesto, and to receive your free ebook, 'The Millennial Mentors: Volume 1'.