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Dans cet épisode de Yes We Care, Faustine Duriez reçoit Jonathan Salmona, co-fondateur de Shodo, une ESN qui hacke les codes du secteur. Shodo, c'est 150 collaborateurs, 16 millions de chiffre d'affaires… et un modèle radicalement différent. Redistribution des marges, capital ouvert à tous, semaine de 4 jours, transparence salariale, congés menstruels ou parentaux élargis… mais sans jamais sacrifier la performance. Jonathan partage comment, en partant d'un constat simple – un turnover insoutenable et une déconnexion entre discours RH et réalité – il a co-construit avec les développeurs un modèle de salariat désirable. Et ça fonctionne : 5 % de turnover, 95 % de transformation des candidatures, et une marque employeur qui attire (et filtre) naturellement. Dans cet épisode, on découvre : - Comment Shodo a hacké les pratiques classiques des ESN avec une transparence radicale et un modèle redistributif. - Comment ils ont mis fin aux entretiens annuels, aux négos salariales et à l'approche top-down du management. - Pourquoi Jonathan défend un salariat "cool", qui respecte l'intelligence et la liberté des individus. - Comment cette approche attire les bons profils et responsabilise vraiment, sans angélisme. - Ce que ça change, concrètement, en termes d'efficacité, de croissance... et de sérénité. Un épisode pour tous ceux qui pensent qu'on peut réconcilier performance, justice sociale, et plaisir de bosser ensemble ! Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Inégalité de salaires, plafond de verre, malus maternité, violences sexistes et sexuelles ... Les femmes font encore face à des nombreuses inégalités de genre au travail. Pour s'attaquer à ces sujets, je publie "Guide de déconstruction du sexisme au travail" aux éditions Pearson. À l'occasion de sa sortie en librairies, j'ai invité trois expertes à échanger et débattre : Laetitia Vitaud, experte du futur du travail dans une perspective féministe et hôte du podcast "Vielle en puissance". Laury Maurice, DG de Shodo. Nelly Jimenez, consultante, experte sur l'égalité pro et hôte du podcast "Le pouvoir au féminin". Les Chroniques du sexisme ordinaire, un podcast de Marine-Pétroline pour débusquer le sexisme dans les moindres recoins avec pédagogie, humour, et zéro culpabilité.Pour aller plus loin :

Les références : Shodo Duchess FranceVous pouvez mettre un commentaire pour l'épisode. Et même mettre une note sur 5 étoiles si vous le souhaitez. Et même mettre une note sur 5 étoiles si vous le souhaitez. Il est important pour nous d'avoir vos retours car, contrairement par exemple à une conférence, nous n'avons pas un public en face de nous qui peut réagir. Pour mettre un commentaire ou une note, rendez-vous sur la page dédiée à l'épisode.Aidez-nous à mieux vous connaître et améliorer l'émission en répondant à notre questionnaire (en cinq minutes). Vos réponses à ce questionnaire sont très précieuses pour nous. De votre côté, ce questionnaire est une occasion de nous faire des retours. Pour connaître les nouvelles concernant l'émission (annonce des podcasts, des émissions à venir, ainsi que des bonus et des annonces en avant-première) inscrivez-vous à la lettre d'actus.

La Voie du Milieu est un enseignement fondamental du Bouddha. C'est d'ailleurs le tout premier enseignement qu'il donna après son expérience de l'éveil. On le retrouve dans le Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta (le Sūtra de la mise en mouvement de la roue du Dharma, aussi connu sous le nom de Sermon de Bénares). Pourtant, ce concept est souvent mal interprété. Dans cette première partie du teisho, Konrad Maquestieau explique comment comprendre de manière juste la Voie du Milieu et quelle est son importance pour notre monde actuel. Le pragmatisme du Bouddha peut offrir une véritable voie de sortie à la crise des extrêmes dans laquelle nous nous retrouvons trop souvent. Enseignement donné au Shododojo le 22 février 2025. ========================================== De Middenweg is een fundamentele leer van de Boeddha. In feite was het de allereerste lering die hij gaf na zijn ervaring van verlichting. Het wordt gevonden in de Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta (het Sūtra over het in beweging zetten van het wiel van Dharma, ook bekend als de Benares Preek). Toch wordt dit concept vaak verkeerd geïnterpreteerd. In dit eerste deel van de teisho legt Konrad Maquestieau uit hoe je de Middenweg correct kunt begrijpen en wat het belang ervan is voor onze wereld van vandaag. Het pragmatisme van de Boeddha kan een echte uitweg bieden uit de crisis van extremen waarin we ons maar al te vaak bevinden. Onderricht gegeven in de Shodo dojo op 22 februari 2025 Simultane vertaling: Roos Bommerez

Jonathan Salmona a fondé une ESN successful il y a 5ans qui s'appelle Shodo. Il nous explique les valeurs portées par ce projet sa culture structurante. Entouré de plus d'une centaine de talents, ayant dépassé les 15M€ de chiffre d'affaires annuels, ses ambitions sont fortes. Jonathan a reçu un award lors de la récente cérémonie du Club Bootstrap, créé et animé par Matthieu Laulan et Caroline Pailloux. Découvrez un projet dynamique et un épisode riche en retours d'expérience sur le secteur des ESN.

Et s'il n'y avait pas que la croissance dans la vie ?Jonathan Salmona veut réconcilier le monde du freelancing avec le monde du salariat : allier stabilité et liberté, côté cool et côté hyper-rémunérateur.Les Entreprises des Services Numériques (ESN, anciennement SS2I) doivent faire face au massif "turnover" des développeurs qui était ces dernières années de 30 % en moyenne dans le secteur.Chez Shodo, il est de 5 % grâce à un modèle ultra-innovant. La grille des salaires est fixe et publique mais si un collaborateur dépasse l'objectif financier, tout ce qui dépasse lui revient.Résultat, en moyenne 85 % de la facturation est reversée au consultant sous forme de rémunération fixe, variable et/ou de congés supplémentaires.Jonathan fait de Shodo le terrain d'expérimentation d'un modèle plus vertueux et pérenne.En 6 ans d'existence, il a atteint 16 millions d'euros de chiffre d'affaires annuel en autofinancement avec ses 9 boites en France. Son modèle a déjà été repris par une quinzaine d'acteurs.Il raconte son aventure :Comment redistribuer la richesse tout en stimulant la performancePourquoi il est urgent de soigner sa marque employeur (tant pour recruter que pour garder ses clients)Renouveau du système de gouvernance : 34 % du capital appartient aux employésComment faire rester les femmes dans la techLe coût caché de la croissancePourquoi c'est normal que certains employés gagnent plus que les dirigeantsUn épisode nécessaire pour comprendre les enjeux autour du monde du travail et enfin trouver le juste milieu entre épanouissement et performance pour les dirigeants et les employés.TIMELINE:00:00:00 : Quel est le salaire d'un ingénieur chez Shodo00:16:43 : Comment limiter le turnover00:23:30 : L'importance de soigner sa marque employeur00:36:11 : Un modèle de redistribution juste et qui encourage la performance00:47:53 : La répartition de Shodo en plusieurs filiales à travers la France00:53:52 : La “Shororité” : comment faire venir les femmes dans la tech01:01:30 : Inventer une gouvernance d'entreprise qui correspond à ses valeurs01:16:27 : Pourquoi EBITDA n'est pas suffisant pour bien valoriser une boîte01:22:01 : L'inégalité dans les salaires et le mérite en France01:38:25 : Le versement des dividendes chez Shodo01:47:59 : Le coût caché des croissances phénoménales (surtout en bootstrap)02:03:33 : Les outils stars pour gérer l'entreprise 2.002:11:58 : La barrière administrative et financière à l'innovation socialeLes anciens épisodes de GDIY mentionnés :#109 Olivier Brourhant - Mantu - 55 pays, 96% de croissance annuelle, un demi-milliard de CA en 13 ans… tous les secrets pour “Scaler”#371 - Stanislas de Bentzmann - Devoteam - Perdre 30% de ses effectifs, rester coté en Bourse 22 ans et faire 1,5 milliard de CA#98 Pierre-Édouard Stérin - Smartbox - Entreprendre, gagner des centaines de millions pour tout distribuer à 50 ans#284 - Pierre-Édouard Stérin - Otium Capital - Milliardaire et saint dans une même vie#47 Jérôme Dumont - La 25eme heure - la liberté comme philosophie et la productivité comme mode de vieNous avons parlé de :SHODOPourquoi Shodo ? Le manifeste de notre modèle d'entrepriseLa grille de salaire de ShodoClub BootstrapMark Zuckerberg chez Joe RoganESN : entreprise des services du numériquesMaltcometCosa VostraNotionSalesforceJLA expertiseLaetitia Huvelin avocateAgicapBoondmanagerDario Amodei chez Lex FridmanNootaLaury MauriceGuillaume FerronLes recommandations de lecture : Principles: Life and WorkLes principes du succèsLa 25e HeureVous pouvez contacter Jonathan sur LinkedIn.La musique du générique vous plaît ? C'est à Morgan Prudhomme que je la dois ! Contactez-le sur : https://studio-module.com. Vous souhaitez sponsoriser Génération Do It Yourself ou nous proposer un partenariat ? Contactez mon label Orso Media via ce formulaire.

Shodo a réussi à hacker le problème de tension du marché !

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ジェニのピカピカ日本語へようこそ。 今日は日本の「書道」についてご紹介します。 日本の書道は、文字や筆の動きを通じて表現される伝統的な芸術形式です。主に漢字を中心とした文字を美しい筆跡で描き、文字そのものの美しさや表現力を追求することを目的としています。 またね。 Welcome to Jenni's Pika Pika Japanese. Today I would like to introduce you to Japanese "Shodo" (calligraphy). Japanese calligraphy is a traditional art form expressed through letters and brush strokes. It aims to pursue the beauty and expressiveness of the characters themselves, mainly Kanji characters, by drawing them with beautiful brush strokes. See you later. Bienvenidos a Jenni's Pika Pika Japonés. Hoy les presentaremos el "Shodo" japonés. La caligrafía japonesa es una forma de arte tradicional que se expresa a través de letras y pinceladas. El objetivo es dibujar caracteres, principalmente caracteres Kanji, con bellas pinceladas, y perseguir la belleza y expresividad de los propios caracteres. Véase también.

Hapi Hara “Hapi” is the ancient pre-dynastic name for the Nile River. The name later came to represent Hapi, the god of the Nile, who represented the source of life for the Egyptians and other civilizations deep in Africa. Like its namesake, Hapi Hara feels she has been called to help others find their own inner essence or source. Hapi has had a lifelong interest in religion, spirituality, and mysticism across cultures. Her professional studies include an undergraduate degree in the behavioral sciences, a doctoral candidacy in psychology, and additional studies in the Enneagram, Reiki, and crystal energy. She has collected crystals and gemstones from a young age and understands them both mineralogically and energetically effectively synthesizing their properties through the sciences of chemistry and crystallography with their subtle energetic properties. Not only is she experienced with stones and crystals at the mineralogical level, she has also traveled to many sacred earth locations including mountain peaks, vortexes, volcanoes, canyons, ley lines, and megalithic stone sites such as Stonehenge and Carnac. Tapping into the ancient alchemical practice of crystal astrology, she identifies crystals that strategically heal, balance, and empower points in a person's horoscope. To book a consultation, Contact Us. Johndennis Rang Dang Namkha Govert Johndennis Govert is a yogi and guru of the profound path of spiritual liberation. He holds the lineage of three dharma traditions as a transmitted Zen Roshi in the Soto Zen line of Matsuoka Zengaku Roshi, as an ordained Kriya Swami in the Kriya line of Goswami Kriyananda, and as an ordained Nyingma Lama in the Tibetan Vajrayana line of Master Boma Meitza Quan. Johndennis is also a practitioner of several mystic arts, called Dao or Ways, that are parallel paths and supports of spiritual development. He practices Zen gardens and Shodo calligraphy with art examples displayed on his website www.johndennisgovert.com. He teaches and consults in feng shui design and is author of Feng Shui: Art and Harmony of Place (1993) and REALty Feng Shui (2018). Johndennis has been involved in a number of Traditional Chinese Medicine colleges and is a practitioner of Qi Healing systems. He continues as a teacher and consultant in Chinese and Western astrology for over 40 years having most recently been a staff consultant at Canyon Ranch in Tucson, Arizona. Johndennis offers consultations in Western astrology, Chinese astrology, feng shui, astrocartography, and other specialized services. To book a consultation or to find out more information, Contact Us. Sacred Intention Across cultures, the monthly new moon and full moon are considered sacred days. The new moon occurs when the feminine energy of the moon aligns with the masculine energy of the sun. This is a sacred alchemical alignment of lunar and solar energies and allows for the planting of seeds in our life...sacred intentions and spiritual awakening. The full moon occurs when the sun and moon are opposing each other causing tension and balance creating a way for us to manifest our intention. The new moon and full moon cycles of the month represent times to increase the meditation of our intentions and spiritual practice. Working with crystals helps to intensify, purify, and activate our intentions. Each month, we provide dates for the new moon, full moon, eclipses, and other significant planetary events including information about crystals that are helpful in working with these sacred alignments that potently influence our lives. Learn more about crystal astrology in our blog. See our Astrology Calendar of upcoming new and full moon dates.

Repenser la vision de l'entreprise et le monde du travail. Shodo l'a mis en pratique ! Cofondée en 2019 par Jonathan Salmona, Shodo c'est “l'ESN qui casse les codes”. Chez eux, l'intelligence collective règne, pour faire valoir un monde où les collaborateurs sont traités à leur juste valeur. Si au départ, ils préféraient l'adage “pour vivre heureux, vivons cachés”, ils ont finalement décidé de croître — mais de manière très sensée. Alors dans ce nouvel épisode de Learning by Doing, Jonathan Salmona nous explique tout : comment ont-ils pensé ce modèle ? Quels ont les été les enjeux de sa mise en place ? Comment tout cela est-il reçu par leurs clients ? … et bien plus encore ! Bonne écoute ! À très vite, Prenez soin de vous ! Plus d'info : Pour suivre Jonathan sur LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-salmona-shodo/ Pour en savoir plus sur Shodo : https://shodo.io/ Pour recevoir gratuitement notre sélection hebdo de conseils pratiques pour animer votre équipe, rendez-vous ici : https://teambakery.com/nl Et n'oubliez pas de laisser 5 étoiles et un gentil commentaire sur Apple Podcast et Spotify si l'épisode vous a plu. TIMELINE : 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:01:20 - Présentation de Jonathan et de Shodo. 00:06:56 - Comment la volonté de créer ce type de structure est-elle née ? 00:09:21 - Comment ont-ils lancé ce modèle ? 00:12:23 - Comment les premières années se sont-elles déroulées ? 00:17:21 - Pourquoi filialiser ? 00:19:31 - Les femmes dans la tech. 00:24:39 - Quid du turnover dans la tech ? 00:25:59 - Comment tout cela est-il reçu par leurs clients ? 00:28:48 - Comment combat-il ses croyances limitantes sur le sujet ? 00:37:04 - Intelligence collective : son plus gros apprentissage 00:41:57 - Comment apprend-il ? 00:43:11 - Leur rituel emblématique

Aujourd'hui, Lundi au soleil podcast a voulu revenir sur une histoire plus que singulière que nous avions évoqué dans les premiers mois du lancement du podcast en novembre 2022.Celle de Jonathan Salmona de Shodo, et de vision de l'entreprise d'aujourd'hui et de demain.Que s'est-il passé depuis ?RÉPONSE : ça a continué dans la même veine et en encore plus ambitieux et visionnaire !Entre mesures pour l'égalité des genres, ou services de soutien et conciergerie professionnelle, en passant par une nouvelle politique de recrutement avec la suppression de la période d'essai ou des avantages liés à l'ancienneté...BREF, il y a de l'innovation dans l'approche de gestion de la boite.Et justement, la gestion, elle est partagée aussi : le savoir, la richesse, et la gouvernanceC'est de cela dont il va aussi et surtout être question aujourd'hui. Shodo est une ESN qui propose un modèle transparent pour ses clients et ses membres avec une répartition des revenus équitable.Jonathan, un des fondateurs revient donc à notre micro 1 an et demi après pour nous raconter les succès, les questionnements, et la suite...Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Die Kunst der Kalligraphie ist uralt und doch hoch aktuell. Kalligraphie veredelt japanische TV-Spots und Etiketten in Supermärkten. Junge Leute haben mit der traditionellen Welt des Schreibens gebrochen und sind ihren eigenen Weg gegangen. Heute sind sie auf internationalen Ausstellungen in Asien und Europa vertreten. Malte Jaspersen, Feature-Autor und Lehrer, der in Japan lebt, hat sich in Kyoto in die Geheimnisse der Kalligraphie einweihen lassen.

FR/ Découvrez la véritable signification du karma avec cette qui va au-delà des idées reçues et nous ramène à l'essence de cet enseignement bouddhiste fondamental. Cette session met en lumière comment le karma, loin d'être un destin inéluctable, reflète notre volonté libre et nos intentions dans le tissu complexe de cause à effet. En approfondissant notre compréhension du karma, nous explorons comment nos pensées, paroles et actions façonnent non seulement nos circonstances actuelles, mais orientent également nos expériences futures. Rejoignez-nous dans cette exploration enrichissante de l'essence du karma, où s'entremêlent sagesse, intention et choix conscients sur le chemin de la croissance spirituelle. Enseignement donné au Shodo dojo le 18 février 2024 ============================================== NL/ Ontdek de ware betekenis van karma met dit onderricht die verder gaat dan de populaire misvattingen en ons terugbrengt naar de essentie van deze fundamentele boeddhistische leer. Deze sessie belicht hoe karma, verre van een vaststaand lot te zijn, onze vrije wil en intenties weerspiegelt in de complexe weefsel van oorzaak en gevolg. Door het begrip van karma te verdiepen, verkennen we hoe onze gedachten, woorden en daden niet alleen onze huidige omstandigheden vormen, maar ook richting geven aan onze toekomstige ervaringen. Sluit je aan bij deze verrijkende ontdekkingstocht naar de kern van karma, waar wijsheid, intentie en bewuste keuzes samenkomen in het pad van spirituele groei. Onderricht gegeven in de Shodo dojo op 18 februari ============================================== CREDIT PHOTO: Photo by John Fornander on Unsplash

[✐2.Andante] can be done, something is possible,  〜ことができます+ my hobby is ….“You can (do)have a barbecue here.”[00:07]Hello, everyone.First, we check masu-form and jisho-form.  Then, make sentence of “〜suru koto ga deki masu(something is possible, can be done)” with jisho-form.Repeat after me[00:22]1.  do [masu form / jisho form]You can do BBQ here.2.  eatYou can eat different foods at Depa-Chika.(iro iro = various, many kinds of, so much, anything)(Depa-Chika = food section of the department store basement)3.  see/look/watchYou can watch this film with 3D glasses.4.  buyYou can buy anime goods in this shop.5.  learnYou can learn Shodo at the culture centre.6.  listen/hearYou can listen to books on the Audiobook.7.  goYou can go up to 5th station of Mt.Fuji by car.8.  callYou can call a nurse with this button.9.  drinkWithout milk, I can't drink coffee.10.  enterWithout a mask, you can't enter the store.[03:30]Still going on…Repeat after me[03:34]1.  You can take a rest at the roadside station.(みちのえき= roadside station : details below1)2.  You can also borrow CDs at the library.3.  You are allowed to work with a working visa.4.  You can buy tickets online.5.  You can shop at the convenience stores for 24 hours.(they are open 24 hours).6.  This PDF file can be downloaded.7.  You can enter that restaurant with a wheel chair.(wheelchair accessible).8.  You can call with credit cards.9.  You can't (are not allowed to) smoke on the station platform.10.  Until I (you)'ve finished the work, I (you) can't go home.Dialogue (Plain style)[06:09 ]A: Let's go to Mt.Fuji.  There is a tour and we can go by bus from Shinjuku, for example.B: Uh huh, I seeA: Besides, we can soak in the hot spring on the way back.B: Hot spring, sounds good!A: We can also rent climbing boots.B: Convenient! We can surely book online, or?A: Yep.  Oh no, the server is down!  Can't make a reservation!Repeat after me(in Masu style)[06:45]1.  → We can go by bus from Shinjuku.2.  → We can soak in the hot spring on the way back.3.  → We can also rent climbing boots.4.  → We can surely book online, or?5.  → I can't make a reservation!Support the show=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=Become a patron: More episodes with full translation and Japanese transcripts. Members-only podcast feed for your smartphone app. Japanese Swotter on PatreonNote: English translations might sound occasionally unnatural as English, as I try to preserve the structure and essence of the original Japanese.

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Pour ce 100ème épisode d'Harmony Inside, nous avons le privilège d'accueillir un invité qui a mis sa culture en action. Mais alors, vraiment, beaucoup et partout. Jonathan a co-fondé Shodo, une ESN qui ne fait rien comme les autres : Tout est transparent Tous les salariés sont associés au capital Tout le modèle est open source et copiable a volonté Toute la culture est écrite et décrite dans un superbe manifeste  Tout est prétexte à faire un nouveau jeu de mot autour de Shodo... Ce qui guide Shodo, ce n'est pas le profit à tout crin. C'est la volonté de redonner du sens au salariat et de créer de la justice sociale. Et il s'avère que ça marche extrêmement bien, puisque Shodo se développe à toute vitesse, partout en France.  Ca peut semble simple. Ou fou.  Ce qui est certain, c'est que le chemin pour en arriver là a été long. Et que l'aventure est loin d'être finie.  C'est ce qu'est venu nous raconter Jonathan dans cet épisode. Excellente écoute à tous ! ___ Harmony Inside est le podcast du collectif B-Harmonist. Notre raison d'être : favoriser le développement harmonieux des entreprises ! Notre métier ? Vous y accompagner, en mettant votre culture d'entreprise en action. Vous souhaitez faire de votre culture un atout pour le développement de votre entreprise ? Venez nous les poser directement : Via le site web de B-Harmonist   Ou en m'écrivant directement sur vincent@b-harmonist.com  

Les podcasts de l'émission sont disponibles.Au programme de la 186e émission diffusée mardi 10 octobre 2023 : Le podcasting avec Carine Fillot, fondatrice d'Elson, et Benjamin Bellamy, fondateur et dirigeant de le société Ad Aures et de Castopod la chronique « Que libérer d'autre que du logiciel » avec Antanak Interview de Cécilia Bossard, membre de Duchess France, consultante chez Shodo Nantes Pour retrouver toutes les informations concernant l'émission, rendez-vous sur la page dédiée.Sur cette page, vous pouvez commenter les émissions, nous faire des retours pour nous améliorer, ou encore des suggestions. Et même mettre une note sur 5 étoiles si vous le souhaitez. Il est important pour nous d'avoir vos retours car, contrairement par exemple à une conférence, nous n'avons pas un public en face de nous qui peut réagir.Pour connaître les nouvelles concernant l'émission (annonce des podcasts, des émissions à venir, ainsi que des bonus et des annonces en avant-première) inscrivez-vous à la lettre d'actus.

L'épisode que vous allez écouter est une rediffusion d'un épisode initialement sorti le 28 novembre 2022. Pour qu'une organisation fonctionne, il est nécessaire d'apaiser le dialogue social. Il existe plusieurs manières dont la politique de la transparence, en termes de projets, mais surtout de rémunérations - à commencer par les patrons !  Pour notre invité, cela peut passer par la redistribution, sous différentes formes : salaire, bonus financier, temps libre pro et perso, mais aussi mise en place d'une caisse communautaire qui fonctionnerait comme la sécurité sociale.  L'invité : Jonathan Salmona est le cofondateur de Shodo, une ENS basée sur un modèle transparent pour ses clients et ses membres. Tout juste rentré de vacances à Madagascar, il explique sans langue de bois que, pour lui, le travail est du temps contraint. Il œuvre donc au quotidien pour le rendre utile et agréable.  Les références citées dans l'épisode : Article  # “Inflation : quand un restaurant à Narbone met la paie dans le plat” de Damien Dole Podcast # Les Patrons Sympas, Les Pieds sur Terre et France Culture  Pour visionner nos épisodes en vidéo sur YouTube, c'est par ici.  Pour découvrir tous nos épisodes, c'est par ici si vous préférez Apple Podcasts, par là si vous préférez Deezer, ici si vous préférez Google Podcasts, ou encore là si vous préférez Spotify. Et n'oubliez pas de laisser 5 étoiles et un commentaire sympa sur Apple Podcasts si l'épisode vous a plu. Lundi au soleil est un podcast produit par Orlane Tonani Guéguen. 

In 2021 John Rucynski--who has been living in Japan on and off since 1994--self-published A Passion for Japan through Blue Sky Publishing. In this anthology, which includes 31 writers, he asks not why the writers came to Japan but why they stayed. Here is a list of the essays and writers included, from the Table of ContentsShodō: Finding My Way in The Way of WritingKaren Hill AntonOne Year with the Guardians of the PhoenixCarmen Săpunaru TămașMatsuri MadnessDavid M. WeberWadaiko: Drumming to Our Own BeatDaniel LilleyFollow the Sound of the Drums: My Passion for EisaJudy KambaraA Love of Indie Music and a Seat behind the GoalAdrianne Verla UchidaSumo and MeTim CraigA Pushover for SumoKatrina WattsBaseball, Blogging, and BelongingTrevor RaichuraComing Home: The Search for Belonging in Rural JapanVictoria YoshimuraLooking for the Good Life: Living as a Local In a Zero Waste VillageLinda Mengxi DingGaijin in the Garden: Where Ganbaru is GoldenRobert McLaughlinFrom Bruce Lee to The Way of TeaRandy Channell SoeiFrom the Land of the Indomitable Lions to the Land of the Blue Samurai: A Personal StorySamuel NforThe Long Road from Clay to Pot, and What I Learned along the WayIrina HolcaThe Man Who Stepped into YesterdayEdward J. TaylorKumano Leap – Local Heritage Adopts a Wandering Soul: Q & A with Mike RhodesMike RhodesLife Lessons Learned in Japan's MountainsWes Lang“Banzai!” on a Spanish Island: Playing Chess in Japan's ColorsSimon BibbyWho, Me?! Volleyball Refereeing in JapanGreg RouaultPassion in a Community: Finding My Japan through JALTWayne MalcolmCome Sail Away: Finding My Passion on the Ship for World YouthJohn RucynskiThe Inner Game of the Japanese: Going Back Home with TennisHaru YamadaWho Am I? In Search of My IdentityMargaret C. KimMy Love for Traditional Rituals and Customs of JapanHiya MukherjeeDiscovering Japanese Fusion of Religions on the Pilgrimage Island of ShikokuSteve McCartyFeeling at Home with the Great Literary MastersVicky Ann RichingsToo Many Novels I Want to Translate: Q & A With Emily BalistrieriEmily BalistrieriLiterature and Legacy: Stories of Hansen's Disease in JapanKathryn M. TanakaRoof Spotting in JapanWendy BiglerA Passion for the Place: Swept Off My Feet by a Japanese FarmhouseRebecca OtowaThe book is available exclusively onAmazon USA / Amazon JapanFollow the book on Instagram, Facebook, and Goodreads.At the end of the podcast, Amy asks John what his top 3 books on Japan are and why. He gives 4:You Gotta Have Wa, by Robert WhitingThe Roads to Sata, by Alan BoothCool Japan, by Tim CraigPure Invention, by Matt AltJohn Rucynski, editor of A Passion for Japan: A Collection of Personal Narratives, is originally from upstate New York and has been living in Japan on and off since 1994. He is currently associate professor in the Center for Language Education at Okayama University. His main research interest is the role of humor in language acquisition and intercultural communicative competence, and he has edited two volumes on this topic.The Books on Asia Podcast is sponsored by Stone Bridge Press, publisher of quality books on Japan and Asia for over 30 years. Go to their website at https://www.stonebridge.com/

Aujourd'hui, j'ai l'immense privilège de recevoir Jonathan Salmona, cofondateur de Shodo, une entreprise de service numérique dans l'IT (novatrice dans son modèle). Shodo, en quelques chiffres, c'est : 6M de revenu annuel (presque 8 toutes filiales confondues), une team d'environ 90 collaborateurs (en moins de 4 ans) et un modèle transparent à la fois pour leurs développeurs salariés ainsi que pour leurs clients. Un grand merci à Aimery Duriez-Mise  (ALENIA CONSULTING) que vous pouvez retrouver à l'épisode #66, pour cette chouette mise en relation. Jonathan, merci d'être avec nous aujourd'hui, comment vas-tu ? Kicker Question : Pour commencer, je te propose qu'on parle un peu de toi et de Shodo. Comment toute cette aventure a démarré ? Que faites-vous chez Shodo? Avec Guillaume (co-fondateur), comment se répartissent les rôles ? Les questions « Structure » : Q1. Avec Shodo, vous souhaitez lutter contre le fort turnover dans l'IT en répondant aux attentes des meilleurs développeurs du marché, mais aussi en combinant les aspects flexibles et rémunérateurs du modèle freelance, tout en profitant de la sécurité d'un CDI et du soutien d'une communauté d'entreprise. Pourrais-tu nous détailler ce modèle ? En quoi empêche-t-il le turn-over ? Peux-tu aussi nous dire ce que sont les jours de staffing communautaire ? Q2. Vous croyez tellement en votre modèle qui est open source (site web) Est-ce que ce modèle ne s'adresse qu'aux ESN ou est-ce qu'il est applicable pour d'autres entreprises ? Si OUI, peux-tu nous donner des exemples ? Q3. À quoi ressemble la structure capitalistique de Shodo ? Sachant que 34% est ouvert à tous les salariés, 19% dans les filiales : comment un salarié accède au capital ? Comment se répartissent les bonus et les dividendes ? Q4. Qu'est-ce qu'une répartition équitable des revenus ? C'est quoi l'équité ? Comment avez-vous fixé les grilles ? Q5. Comment s'organise la gouvernance ? Q6. Quand tu retournes à ton desk juste après l'interview, quel est le pain point / challenge majeur (structurel) sur lequel tu dois retourner bosser ? Finish Line Question : Dans 1 an, j'ouvre une bouteille de champagne en l'honneur de Shodo. À quoi spécifiquement trinque-t-on ? Conclusion sur Transparence des Salaires avec Jonathan Salmona Merci encore une fois à Jonathan pour son temps et pour ce partage. J'ai passé un excellent moment en sa compagnie et j'espère que vous aussi ! Pour retrouver Jonathan Salmona Profil Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-salmona-shodo  Site Web : https://shodo.io/ Les liens pour me rejoindre : Site web : https://www.squared.eu/  YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/@Squared-eu  Profil LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/romaincollignon/  Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/romaincoll/

Japanese calligraphy artist Rie Takeda who mainly resides in Europe is telling a story of her discovery of the traditional art of Shodo (Japanese calligraphy) when she was just a child and how it transformed her life. Rie is so beautifully describing her relationships with her art, and the way she is bringing it to the new century. Website: https://www.rietakeda.com/ Buy the book: https://www.shodocalligraphy.com/my-book.html Online Workshop for beginners: https://www.shodocalligraphy.com/shodo-online-workshop-for-beginners.html Online Workshop for improvers: https://www.shodocalligraphy.com/shodo-online-live-themed-workshop.html Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/neojaponismatelier/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/in-the-art-scene/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/in-the-art-scene/support

FR. Le repentir est une question délicate. Pardonner et réciproquement demander le pardon ne sont pas des choses faciles pour de nombreuses personnes. Ce sont des mots chargés, lourds de signification et qui font références dans notre culture judéo-chrétienne à la notion de péché et de culpabilité. Dans le « bouddhisme » le repentir n'est pas un thème abstrait ou culpabilisant. C'est une pratique. Il y a même une cérémonie pour ça, la cérémonie du repentir, le « Ryaku fusatsu » qui se pratique une à deux fois par mois dans les temples zen. Dans ce teisho (et le suivant) j'aborde la question du rependir dans le cadre de la pratique du zen. Enregistrement du 23 octobre 2022 au Shodo dojo de Halle. ============================================================== NL. Berouw is een delicate zaak. Vergeven en om vergeving vragen zijn voor veel mensen niet gemakkelijk. Het zijn beladen woorden, zwaar van betekenis en met verwijzingen in onze joods-christelijke cultuur naar het begrip zonde en schuld. In het boeddhisme is berouw geen abstract of schuldverwekkend thema. Het is een praktijk. Er bestaat zelfs een ceremonie voor, de ceremonie van berouw, de "Ryaku fusatsu", die één of twee keer per maand wordt beoefend in zentempels. In deze teisho (en de volgende) behandel ik de kwestie van berouw in de context van de zenpraktijk. Opname van 23 oktober 2022 in de Shodo dojo te Halle. Credit photo: Photo by Christopher Stites on Unsplash

Team topologies est un sujet important pour quiconque s'intéresse à construire la meilleure organisation possible pour ses équipes tout en conservant des valeurs comme l'autonomie, l'auto organisation et la responsabilité. Ce sera le coeur même du sujet du jour avec Julien Topçu. Julien, coach technique chez Shodo et membre de la fondation OWASP, est venu aujourd'hui nous parler de Team Topologies ainsi que de la loi de Conway. Quelques références citées dans l'épisode Organizing business and technology teams for fast flow https://teamtopologies.com/

Rie Takeda is a freelance artist and a professional calligrapher; she has been practising shodo since the age of five, under the creative supervision of her grandmother, a distinguished Gayu calligraphy artist. Rie teaches shodo in various countries, including the UK, Switzerland, and Germany. She produces Neo-Japonism paintings, calligraphy works, washi paper and vintage Kimono collages, illustrations, and works in body art. Rie was also a guest on episode 32 of the Ikigai Podcast, where she talked about Mindfulness Calligraphy.In this episode of the Ikigai Podcast, Nick speaks with Rie Takeda on her recently published book about shodo and how people can practise the art of shodo with the use of 10 fascinating Japanese words.

Pour qu'une organisation fonctionne, il est nécessaire d'apaiser le dialogue social. Il existe plusieurs manières dont la politique de la transparence, en termes de projets, mais surtout de rémunération - à commencer par les patrons !  Pour notre invité, cela peut passer par la redistribution, sous différentes formes : salaire, bonus financier, temps libre pro et perso, mais aussi mise en place d'une caisse communautaire qui fonctionnerait comme la sécurité sociale.  L'invité : Jonathan Salmona est le cofondateur de Shodo, une ENS basée sur un modèle transparent pour ses clients et ses membres. Tout juste rentré de vacances à Madagascar, il explique sans langue de bois que, pour lui, le travail est du temps contraint. Il œuvre donc au quotidien pour le rendre utile et agréable.  Les références citées dans l'épisode : Article  # “Inflation : quand un restaurant à Narbone met la paie dans le plat” de Damien Dole  Podcast # Les Patrons Sympas, Les Pieds sur Terre et France Culture  Abonnez-vous ici, à la newsletter Lundi au Soleil, qui sortira tous les dimanches à partir de 2023.  Pour découvrir tout ça, c'est par ici si vous préférez Apple Podcasts, par là si vous préférez Deezer, ici si vous préférez Google Podcasts, ou encore là si vous préférez Spotify. Et n'oubliez pas de laisser 5 étoiles et un commentaire sympa sur Apple Podcasts si l'épisode vous a plu. Lundi au soleil est un podcast du label Orso Media produit par CosaVostra.

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www.chintamanimatrix.com hh8179@gmail.com jdgovert@gmail.com Tucson, Arizona, United States (520) 975-2275 Hapi Hara “Hapi” is the ancient pre-dynastic name for the Nile River. The name later came to represent Hapi, the god of the Nile, who represented the source of life for the Egyptians and other civilizations deep in Africa. Like its namesake, Hapi Hara feels she has been called to help others find their own inner essence or source. Hapi has had a lifelong interest in religion, spirituality, and mysticism across cultures. Her professional studies include an undergraduate degree in the behavioral sciences, a doctoral candidacy in psychology, and additional studies in the Enneagram, Reiki, and crystal energy. She has collected crystals and gemstones from a young age and understands them both mineralogically and energetically effectively synthesizing their properties through the sciences of chemistry and crystallography with their subtle energetic properties. Not only is she experienced with stones and crystals at the mineralogical level, she has also traveled to many sacred earth locations including mountain peaks, vortexes, volcanoes, canyons, ley lines, and megalithic stone sites such as Stonehenge and Carnac. Tapping into the ancient alchemical practice of crystal astrology, she identifies crystals that strategically heal, balance, and empower points in a person's horoscope. To book a consultation, Contact Us. Johndennis Rang Dang Namkha Govert Johndennis Govert is a yogi and guru of the profound path of spiritual liberation. He holds the lineage of three dharma traditions as a transmitted Zen Roshi in the Soto Zen line of Matsuoka Zengaku Roshi, as an ordained Kriya Swami in the Kriya line of Goswami Kriyananda, and as an ordained Nyingma Lama in the Tibetan Vajrayana line of Master Boma Meitza Quan. Johndennis is also a practitioner of several mystic arts, called Dao or Ways, that are parallel paths and supports of spiritual development. He practices Zen gardens and Shodo calligraphy with art examples displayed on his website www.johndennisgovert.com. He teaches and consults in feng shui design and is author of Feng Shui: Art and Harmony of Place (1993) and REALty Feng Shui (2018). Johndennis has been involved in a number of Traditional Chinese Medicine colleges and is a practitioner of Qi Healing systems. He continues as a teacher and consultant in Chinese and Western astrology for over 40 years having most recently been a staff consultant at Canyon Ranch in Tucson, Arizona. Johndennis offers consultations in Western astrology, Chinese astrology, feng shui, astrocartography, and other specialized services. To book a consultation or to find out more information, Contact Us. Sacred Intention Across cultures, the monthly new moon and full moon are considered sacred days. The new moon occurs when the feminine energy of the moon aligns with the masculine energy of the sun. This is a sacred alchemical alignment of lunar and solar energies and allows for the planting of seeds in our life...sacred intentions and spiritual awakening. The full moon occurs when the sun and moon are opposing each other causing tension and balance creating a way for us to manifest our intention. The new moon and full moon cycles of the month represent times to increase the meditation of our intentions and spiritual practice. Working with crystals helps to intensify, purify, and activate our intentions. Each month, we provide dates for the new moon, full moon, eclipses, and other significant planetary events including information about crystals that are helpful in working with these sacred alignments that potently influence our lives. Learn more about crystal astrology in our blog. See our Astrology Calendar of upcoming new and full moon dates.

Quatrième épisode de notre série #Rencontre ✨ Et le sujet de cette table ronde, c'est la diversité dans la tech et il est animé par Marcy Ericka Charollois !  Les invités : Julien Topçu, tech coach chez Shodo et Magali Milbergue, développeuse freelance. Ils nous racontent pourquoi ils sont touchés individuellement par le sujet et en quoi il est important de l'aborder dans le monde de la tech. Le but de Rencontre, c'est de faire émerger des modèles de carrière. Tout le monde n'a pas le temps ou la chance de pouvoir passer une heure avec nos invités et en tirer les apprentissages essentiels pour construire sa propre carrière. Alors on a posé les questions à nos invités et on les a enregistrés. Ajoutez vos ingrédients à la recette du bonheur des développeurs, participez à l'Enquête :  https://welovedevs.com/fr/articles/lenquete-welovedevs-est-lancee/   Bonne écoute

"La philosophie c'est de gagner moins que ce que tu pourrais pour redistribuer et que les gens puissent kiffer" Le D.E.V. de la semaine est Jonathan Salmona, cofondateur de SHODO. Avant même que le concept "du monde d'après" n'arrive, Jonathan et son associé Guillaume Ferron avaient déjà commencé à faire les choses autrement. Ils ont créé une ESN avec un modèle social différent, basé sur la redistribution et tourné vers l'épanouissement de chaque collaborateur. Il vient nous raconter comment tout cela a commencé et fonctionne aujourd'hui, en évoquant au passage le sens du travail, sa place dans nos vies ainsi que le progrès social dans la Tech. Il va de soi que le modèle fait des émules. Et c'est tant mieux ! **Continuons la discussion**@ifthisthendev@bibear@SalmonaJonathanLinkedInLinkedIn de Jonathan SalmonaDiscord** Plus de contenus de dev **Retrouvez tous nos épisodes sur notre site.Nous sommes aussi sur Instagram, TikTok, Youtube, Twitch ** Changez de vie ! **Si la liberté du freelance vous fait envie, mais que ses contraintes vous freinent, c'est qu'il est temps pour vous de passer chez Jump !** Cherchez l'équipe de vos rêves **Si vous avez envie de changer de job, testez My Little Team qui vous permet de choisir une équipe qui vous ressemble plutôt qu'une entreprise sans trop savoir où vous arriverez !** La Boutique IFTTD !!! **Affichez votre appréciation de ce podcast avec des goodies faits avec amour sur la boutique ou affichez clairement votre camp tabulation ou espace.** Soutenez le podcast **Ou pour aller encore plus loin, rejoignez le Patréon IFTTD.** Participez au prochain enregistrement !**Retrouvez-nous tous les lundis à 19:00 (mais pas que) pour assister à l'enregistrement de l'épisode en live et pouvoir poser vos questions pendant l'épisode :)Nous sommes en live sur Youtube, Twitch, LinkedIn et Twitter

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In this episode, I'm really excited to have as my guest, Will Reed, a Japanologist with over four decades of experience in Japan, and in-depth knowledge of the Japanese language and culture. Will is a Professor of Japan Studies at the International College of Liberal Arts (iCLA) at Yamanashi Gakuin University, where he teaches Japanese and International Students from over 30 Countries. He is the author of several books in English on Aikido and Shodo (The Way of the Brush), and has written a number of books in Japanese as well. Today, we talk about his just released book “Song of the Brush, Dance of the Ink” In our discussion, Will talked to me about: What lessons we can take from Shodo - the way of the brush Finding balance, space, and inspiration through focus Being fully present in every performance and getting out of your own way. Listen to the podcast to learn more. https://innovabiz.co/willreed (Show Notes and Blog) https://innovabiz.com.au/innovabuzz/ (The Podcasts)

3deel van het onderricht "wat is het bodhisattva te zijn?" In het soetra wordt verschillende keren beweerd: een bodhisattva moet op niets steunen. Wat betekent dat eigenlijk ? En wat kunnen we hiermee aanvangen voor onze beoefening? Onderricht gegeven in Shodo dojo op 19 december 2021. Nederlands / Frans. ********************************************************* 3 partie de l'enseignement "Qu'est-ce que être un bodhisattva ?" Dans le sutra, il est affirmé à plusieurs reprises : un bodhisattva ne doit se fonder sur rien. Qu'est-ce que ça veut dire ? Et que pouvons-nous en faire pour notre pratique ? Enseignement donné au Shodo dojo le 19 décembre 2021. Néerlandais / Français.

Het Diamantsutra opent met de vraag “hoe moet een bodhisattva zich gedragen?”. De eerste paragrafen brengen een onhutsend antwoord van Boeddha dat recht naar het hart van de beoefening gaat: de oefening van prajna – de wijsheid. Onderricht van 21 november 2021 in Shodo dojo in Halle – Nederlands / Frans Le Sutra du Diamant s'ouvre sur la question "comment un bodhisattva doit-il se comporter ?". Les premiers paragraphes apportent une réponse déroutante de Bouddha qui va directement au cœur de la pratique : la pratique de prajna - la sagesse. Enseignement du 21 novembre 2021 au Shodo dojo de Halle – Néerlandais / Français Credit photo: Photo by Photoholgic on Unsplash

Zane is a fashion designer, calligraphist, and all around artist. Currently working out of Osaka Kansai region, he sees the relationship between function and meaning as mutually contributing elements to a distinct style. We discuss his journey, his process, and a bit of what has formed his approach to life.

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Jason and Marcus ponder the distinction of practice vs. performance, prepping for a hurricane, how mesmerizing train videos can be, wet wiping, and the taste of Betamax. Show Notes: RailCowgirl's YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/HinduCowGirl) Jason's eye bra (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FJQFJX8?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share) Little Rock's Cinema 150 (http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/1060) Toto Bidet Toilet Seats (https://www.amazon.com/s?k=toto+bidet&ref=nb_sb_noss_1)

Hosted by filmmaker Yujiro Seki, Carving the Divine TV is a series of Q&A sessions with Buddhist scholars and practitioners. These Q&A sessions explore the basic concepts of Buddhism, the history of Buddhism and of course Buddhist sculptures/sculptors (bustuzo/busshi) so that when viewers finally watch the documentary Carving the Divine - Buddhist sculptors of Japan, they will get the maximum value of the documentary.As we deepen the understanding of Japanese Buddhism, we realize Buddhism permeates many aspects of the Japanese culture.  There is a reflection of Buddhism in the Japanese language, art, mannerisms, and so on.  So, if we wish to have a better understanding of Japanese culture and its people, learning something about Buddhism is a good idea.  Today, we have an incredible guest.  I mean really incredible…  We are going to have a Japanese calligrapher, Shodo Master, William Read.  He will talk about the relationship between Shodo (simply translated Japanese calligraphy) and Buddhism, especially Zen Buddhism.  We will be asking important questions such as:So what is Shodo? What is the difference between Shuji and Shodo?  How’s the relationship between Shodo and Buddhism, especially Zen Buddhism? How does Shodo help the students of Zen have a deeper understanding of Koan? Can you show us some examples of Shodo so that we can visualize the concept that we’ve talked about? Can we do Shodo as a form of meditation?What is the relationship between Shodo practice and Budo practice?William Reed is from the USA, but is a long-time resident of Japan. Currently a professor at Yamanashi Gakuin University, in the International College of Liberal Arts (iCLA), where he teaches Calligraphy and Kanji Culture, as well as other courses related to Samurai Code and Culture, and is Co-Director of Japan Studies. As a Calligrapher, he holds the highest possible rank, a 10th-dan in Shodo and is Vice-Chairman of the Nihon Kyoiku Shodo Renmei, and is also a Certified Graphology Adviser from the Japan Graphologist Association. He has won numerous awards in International Competitions, and regularly participates in Exhibitions in Ginza Tokyo, and did a full private exhibition in the lobby of the Yamanashi Chuo Bank Headquarters. He has done live performances of Calligraphy on Stages, Historic Sites, for Martial Arts Magazines and Dojos, Sunto Shrines, and Zen Temples. He has published a book on Shodo in English, as well as two papers on Shodo for the Japan Creativity Society.As a Martial Artist, he holds an 8th-dan in Aikido from the Aikido Yuishinkai. He has been Awarded the OSS Taisho, the Highest Award from the Scottish Samurai Awards, for contributions to education about Japanese Culture. He has written a bestseller in Japanese on World Class Speaking.A regular television commentator for Yamanashi Broadcasting, he also has appeared numerous times on NHK World Journeys in Japan, and in documentaries as a navigator on traditional Japanese history and culture. He has appeared twice on TEDx Stages in Japan (TEDxKG) and Norway (TEDxTrondheim).Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/carvingthedivine)

Description: This week was all about the rider blog that came out that weekend regarding build and Den-O! We also got into what you thought would be coming and how, inevitably, SHODO decided to retread Den-O... but with a twist? Either way, it's all very exciting and we hope you enjoy! Time Codes: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:01:25 - The blog does a review of SHODO-X 12 00:13:35 - Listeners predict what comes next for SHODO 00:21:02 - SHODO-X 13 is all Den-O! 00:33:26 - Speculation on SHODO 00:48:18 - Outro News Links: SHODO-X 12 & 13 Get Your Zenkaiger Merch Here! Fill out the Candy Toy Survey Here! How you can support Black Lives Matter: Playlist of Videos Donating Ad Revenue to the Cause, Curated from this thread List of Helpful Resources How to Help Donation Made Easy Hosts: Frozen Stratos https://www.youtube.com/c/gomangoes https://twitter.com/frozenstratos https://www.shapeways.com/shops/frozen-s-foundry Josh Perry https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEUaTWR4_OYYz6xr0SFe8cA https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr427L4uuvSzVC2UWkchBag https://twitter.com/livingrangerkey Malunis http://malunis.wikidot.com/about --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sodopop/support

Description: Yep, you heard that right. Anyway, we had some big stuff come out of the blog this week but not before Josh dropped the bombshell that we'd actually missed out on some SHODO Super news! After that, we dove straight into the blog and learned some surprising truths about SO-DO Saber Book 8. It was a fun time, hope you all enjoy it! Question: What do you think we'll see for the next SHODO wave? Time Codes: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:01:34 - Impromptu SHODO Super Gaoranger news and speculation 00:20:10 - SO-DO Kamen Rider Saikou is now Wonderful and Powerful 00:27:48 - Followup on SO-DO King of Arthur 00:46:42 - New SHODO coming soon? 00:54:00 - Listeners chime in on what Saber accessories they wanna see 01:03:54 - Outro News Links: SO-DO X-Swordsman Wonderful & Powerful Get Your Zenkaiger Merch Here! Fill out the Candy Toy Survey Here! How you can support Black Lives Matter: Playlist of Videos Donating Ad Revenue to the Cause, Curated from this thread List of Helpful Resources How to Help Donation Made Easy Hosts: Frozen Stratos https://www.youtube.com/c/gomangoes https://twitter.com/frozenstratos https://www.shapeways.com/shops/frozen-s-foundry Josh Perry https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEUaTWR4_OYYz6xr0SFe8cA https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr427L4uuvSzVC2UWkchBag https://twitter.com/livingrangerkey Malunis http://malunis.wikidot.com/about --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sodopop/support

Quattro passi con Pino Doden Palumbo Pino Palumbo nasce nel 1953 a Roma. Si laurea in ingegneria e insegna nelle scuole pubbliche della capitale, nel mentre, nel corso degli anni Novanta si avvicina al buddismo zen. Viene ordinato monaco nel 1999 dal Maestro Roland Yuno Rech, nell’ambito della tradizione Zen Sōtō, secondo il Lignaggio che, passando per i maestri Deshimaru, Keizan e Dōgen, lo unisce a Siddhartha Sakyamuni, ed è diventato successivamente discepolo della maestra Simone Jiko Wolf, allieva di Taisen Deshimaru e badessa del Tempio Kosetsu-ji in Svizzera. Ha fatto della semplicità la sua regola di vita: vive e pratica la Via del Buddha in un eremo a Montorio Romano, in Sabina, a ridosso del Parco dei Monti Lucretili e lungo il Cammino di San Francesco, a 50 km da Roma, dedicandosi allo Zen, fonte del suo agire, al Chado (la Via del Tè) e allo Shodo (la Via del Pennello).

Enseignement autour de la cérémonie de jukai: "recevoir les préceptes bouddhistes" dans la tradition zen Soto. 1e partie. Cet enseignement a été donné en ligne par le moine zen Konrad Kosan Maquestieau le samedi 6 mars 2021 au Shodo dojo de Halle.

De zenboeddhistische non Annemie Genshin Van Attenhoven schets in deze opname de rol van vrouwen in het Boeddhisme geïllustreerd aan de hand van voorbeelden uit heden en verleden zowel in het Westen als in het Oosten. Deze teisho werdgegeven in Shodo dojo in Halle op zondag 21 maart 2021 *********************************************************** Dans cet enregistrement, la nonne bouddhiste zen Annemie Genshin Van Attenhoven expose le rôle des femmes dans le bouddhisme, illustré par des exemples du passé et du présent, tant en Occident qu'en Orient. Ce teisho a été donné au Shodo dojo de Halle le dimanche 21 mars 2021.

Recorded on Zoom on April 11, 2021. The subject of Shodo’s talk was refuge. About Shodo Spring: Shodo Spring is the founder of Mountains and Waters Alliance, dedicated to working together with all beings to protect and restore the earth. She is also a Zen priest, Dharma heir of Shohaku Okumura Roshi, mother and grandmother, leader of the 2013 … Continue reading "Shodo Spring – Refuge"

NEDERLANDS: Traditioneel in het Boeddhisme is onwetendheid de eerste voorwaarde (schakel) die leidt tot de fundamentele ontevredenheid (dukkha) die ons leven beheerst. Hoe kunnen we lijden door iets dat we niet weten? De voorstelling van het wiel van Samsara ook wel “levenswiel” genoemd, (“Bhavacakra” in het Sanskriet), biedt hierop een antwoord. In dit onderricht (teisho) – gegeven in de Shodo dojo van Halle op zondag 14 februari – stel ik alle elementen van dat wiel voor die ons helpen een goed begrip te krijgen van het karmisch zwerven. Tweetalig onderricht: Nederlands / Frans. Het beeld dat tijdens deze teisho werd gebruikt, vind je hier: https://shododojo.be/onwetendheid/ ****************************************************** FRANÇAIS Traditionnellement dans le bouddhisme, l'ignorance est la première condition (cause) qui conduit à l'insatisfaction fondamentale (dukkha) qui régit nos vies. Comment pouvons-nous souffrir à cause de quelque chose que nous ne connaissons pas ? La représentation de la roue du Samsara, également appelée "roue de la vie", ("Bhavacakra" en sanskrit), offre une réponse à cette question. Dans cet enseignement (teisho) - donné au Shodo dojo de Halle le dimanche 14 février - je présente tous les éléments de cette roue qui nous aident à comprendre l'errance karmique. Enseignement bilingue: Néerlandais / Français. L'image utilisée lors de ce teisho peut être trouvée ici : https://shododojo.be/fr/ignorance/

In this episode, I speak with Sandrine Lafond. A trained dancer from France who worked with Marie Chouinard in Canada, danced for Celine Dion in Vegas, and then performed with Cirque du Soleil. Today, Sandrine is a co-owner and artist with Miyusaka, a kimono and japanese calligraphy business. Introduction and background (0:00:30) Sandrine’s beginnings in France and in dance (0:01:15) The appeal to work and create in Montreal (0:03:40) The decision to make a living as a professional dancer (0:05:52) How do you know when you’re a great artist? (0:07:45) The daily regimen of a trained dancer (0:10:50) Competition or community in the dance world (0:12:42) Balance between being directed and being yourself (0:15:10) Transition from Canadian productions to US productions (0:16:43) What’s it like to be on stage during a Celine Dion concert? (0:18:22) Being in the spotlight vs being in the background (0:20:45) Is talent innate or learned? (0:23:02) Giving it your all and work ethic (0:24:17) Drugs and alcohol in the arts and in dance (0:27:20) Studying clowning (0:30:33) “Little Lady” Sandrine’s one-woman show (0:34:30) The pressure to sell yourself as an artist (0:40:00) Artists and menopause (0:42:52) Shodo: the art of Japanese Calligraphy (0:48:20) Miyusaka: the art of kimonos (0:52:37) Visit Miyusaka on the web: https://miyusaka.com/ Follow Miyusaka on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/contactmiyusaka/ Follow Miyusaka on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ContactMiyusaka/ Support Planet B612 on Patreon: https://patreon.com/juliesworld Visit Planet B612 on the web: http://planetb612.fm/ Follow Planet B612 on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PlanetB612fm

 This is episode 18 of the ikigai podcast and my guest today is someone who I like to think of as my Senpai or the Senpai I wish I had while living in Japan, William Reed. William is a Japan certified coach, a best-selling author, a long time resident of Japan, almost 50 years, and has an eighth-degree black belt in Aikido, an 8th dan in Shodo, which is brush calligraphy, and a seventh dan in small brush calligraphy. The list of Will's achievements in Japan goes on and on - too many to mention in this introduction, but I should mention that Will holds a Master Teacher rank in Namba Walking, which he defines as the art of physical finesse.

Description: This week the blog took it slow and laid out everything for Kamen Rider Espada as well as all of SHODO-X 10! We briefly stumbled through some Ultraman news as well. Finally, we finished up and saw what you were all thinking would be in the future for SHODO! Timecodes: Intro - 00:00 Ultraman News - 1:13 SO-DO Espada - 5:46 SHODO-X 10 - 24:28 SHODO Speculation with you! - 53:46 Outro - 1:14:17 News Links: CHODO Angel Advent & CHODO 7 SO-DO Espada & SHODO-X 10 SHODO-X 10 Commercial Pre-Orders: P-Bandai Try Chaser & Gouram CHODO Ultraman: Ultraman Gaia - Angel Advent CHODO Ultraman 7 (AmiAmi) CHODO Ultraman 7 (HLJ) How you can support Black Lives Matter: Playlist of Videos Donating Ad Revenue to the Cause, Curated from this thread List of Helpful Resources How to Help Donation Made Easy Hosts: Frozen Stratos https://www.youtube.com/c/gomangoes https://twitter.com/frozenstratos https://www.shapeways.com/shops/frozen-s-foundry Josh Perry https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEUaTWR4_OYYz6xr0SFe8cA https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr427L4uuvSzVC2UWkchBag https://twitter.com/livingrangerkey Malunis http://malunis.wikidot.com/about --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Charity Promotion: Democracy Works: This advertisement is part of a charitable initiative in partnership with Democracy Works. howto.vote Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sodopop/support

Onderricht (NL & FR) gegeven tijdens de zazendag in Shodo dojo in Halle op 20/09/2020 over het thema: de beoefening van het "zonder-angst" zijn. // Enseignement (NL & FR) donné durant la journée zazen au Shodo dojo de Halle le 20/09/2020 concernant la pratique de la non-peur. Credit illustratie/illustration: "Fear" - Joan Julbe (under CC-licentie)

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In this episode, the tenth rank master of Shodo William Reed joins me to talk about Japan's brush calligraphy Shodo. What is the beauty of Shodo? What tools and materials are used in Shodo? What can we learn through Shodo experience? Let's explore the wonders of Shodo together! More information about Will can be found as below; Website: http://www.samurai-walk.com/show-me-shodo.html YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/taproot55 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/showmeshodo/ --- If you like this episode, please follow and subscribe Japan Experts social media accounts; Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jpexperts YouTube: bit.ly/JpExperts Twitter: https://twitter.com/Japan_Experts Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/japan.experts/ YouTube: bit.ly/JpExperts --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/japan-experts/message

Other than being a good friend, Shodo is an actor, host and comic who sat down to catch up on the things that been on our minds these last few months. This conversation went from speaking about living in big cities compared to the suburbs to our experiences with psychedelics to how we look at dating while trying to achieve big goals. 

Dharma Talk by Shodo Spring on Sunday, July 19, 2020.

Description: "Why is your dad changing ?!" It's episode 53 and we're talking all about the amazing week at the end of April 2020. Like, what was that? We had it all and it all came from SHODO! Many amazing things happened in such a short time span and we spent an hour geeking out about it! News Links: SHODO SUPER GO GO V SO-DO Changing Dad & SHODO-X Agito Premium Set Hosts: Frozen Stratos https://www.youtube.com/c/gomangoes https://twitter.com/frozenstratos https://www.shapeways.com/shops/frozen-s-foundry Josh Perry https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEUaTWR4_OYYz6xr0SFe8cA https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr427L4uuvSzVC2UWkchBag https://twitter.com/livingrangerkey Malunis http://malunis.wikidot.com/about --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sodopop/support

Description: 001 is also an example of a romantic mass, please feel the romance at hand! This week is all about 001 in the news! We got this break earlier but the blog gave us some really interesting insights into what went into making this figure. On top of that, Corey gets to discuss his recent grail find as well as what he and the rest of the crew think about some of YOUR grails. If you want to weigh in on the topic for next week, leave us a comment about what your ideal SHODO box would be or hop into the discord and leave it there! News Links: SO-DO 001 Super Minipla King Express Hosts: Frozen Stratos https://www.youtube.com/c/gomangoes https://twitter.com/frozenstratos https://www.shapeways.com/shops/frozen-s-foundry Josh Perry https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEUaTWR4_OYYz6xr0SFe8cA https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr427L4uuvSzVC2UWkchBag https://twitter.com/livingrangerkey Malunis http://malunis.wikidot.com/about --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sodopop/support

Description: Once again, I have to make up for past me's mistakes and make up a description on the fly! We got some Super Minipla stuff as well as a heaping helping of SO-DO & SHODO! Spoiler alert from the future, Josh still has yet to buy the Amazons set. News Links: Super Minipla Victory Robo Super Minipla Grand Liner SO-DO ShAuTa SHODO Amazons Hosts: Frozen Stratos https://www.youtube.com/c/gomangoes https://twitter.com/frozenstratos https://www.shapeways.com/shops/frozen-s-foundry Josh Perry https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEUaTWR4_OYYz6xr0SFe8cA https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr427L4uuvSzVC2UWkchBag https://twitter.com/livingrangerkey Malunis http://malunis.wikidot.com/about --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sodopop/support

In this episode, I’m really excited to have as my guest, William Reed who is a Japanologist with over four decades of experience in Japan, and in-depth knowledge of the Japanese language and culture. He is dedicated to bridging the language and cultural gap to make accessible the Ways of practical wisdom in Japanese Budo and traditional arts. He is Professor of Japan Studies at the International College of Liberal Arts (iCLA) at Yamanashi Gakuin University, where he teaches Japanese and International Students from over 30 Countries. His focus is coaching and training in the application of Aikido and Renaissance Samurai principles to idea generation, speaking, and personal branding in a business environment. Will is the author of several books in English on Aikido and Shodo, and has written a number of books in Japanese; including two which became number one bestsellers on Amazon in Japan, one on the Art of World Class Presentations, and the other on Mind Mapping and Creativity. He is a weekly commentator on Japanese television. He has also appeared in several documentaries as a navigator on Samurai Code and Culture, including the Aizu Samurai. In our discussion, Will and I talked about: His passion process to help get clarity, focus on the right activities, serve and profit from your passion, Lessons from the martial art Aikido to business and life - particularly the alignment of head - heart and body, and Why “Always Be Learning” is such a powerful mantra. Listen to the podcast to learn more. Show Notes and Blog The Podcasts

Description: Yep, another episode without a proper description. This week was all about the groundbreaking SHODO Super Set. It made waves in the fandom that we were all happy to see! We also had our first looks at Valkyrie and Josh's favorite niche, ANOTHER 2. News Links: SHODO Sun Vulcan SO-DO Valkyrie & ANOTHER 2 Hosts: Frozen Stratos https://www.youtube.com/c/gomangoes https://twitter.com/frozenstratos https://www.shapeways.com/shops/frozen-s-foundry Josh Perry https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEUaTWR4_OYYz6xr0SFe8cA https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr427L4uuvSzVC2UWkchBag https://twitter.com/livingrangerkey Malunis http://malunis.wikidot.com/about --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sodopop/support

Si vous avez fait quelques recherches sur le développement web, vous avez sûrement déjà entendu parler de la distinction entre le frontend et le backend. Revenons tout au début pour éclairer celles et ceux qui ne connaissent pas encore la différence.   Très schématiquement, les éléments frontend, encore dits “côté client”, correspondent à ce qu’on voit à l’écran et  avec quoi on peut interagir. Une page Web avec sa structure UX et UI design, son texte, ses images, vidéos, ses boutons et liens… Ces éléments sont le plus souvent constitués de HTML, CSS et JavaScript, et contrôlés par le navigateur Web de l’utilisateur.   Le backend, encore appelé “le côté serveur” lui, est en quelque sorte la partie immergée de l’iceberg. On peut le décomposer en trois éléments essentiels : un serveur (ou hébergement Web), une application (un site Internet ou une app), et une base de données. Le développeur backend gère tous ces aspects cachés mais sans lesquels une page resterait une coquille vide. Les langages de programmations appelés “dynamiques” qu’il utilisent sont en majorité le PHP, Python, Ruby, SQL, et parfois du Node.js, un dérivé de JavaScript utilisé côté “serveur”.   Bon, maintenant vous savez de quoi on parle… Mais alors, comment s’orienter ? Il y a tant de langages à apprendre : il faut bien commencer quelque part. Les développeurs front et back étant tous deux très recherchés, les offres n’aident pas tellement pour trancher. Le mieux, c’est encore de se renseigner sur le quotidien en tant que développeur front ou back, sur la philosophie derrière ces spécialités et d’écouter des pros en parler.   Dans cet épisode, nous nous consacrons au backend. Pour le compléter, écoutez aussi celui sur le front-end !   Pour y voir plus clair, nous sommes en compagnie de Lucia Tello Collado de chez Ekwateur, Amadou Dabitao de chez Prisma Media et Adrien Joly de chez Shodo.  Conception et réalisation : Nora Leon. Modération : Marion Armengod (Studio de production Make Some Noise). Prises de son : Guillaume Girault. Montage et mixage : Romain Debrie. 

Chinese characters are used in several countries in the East Asian region. Calligraphy with Chinese characters is a beautiful and ancient art form which varies from place to place. In Japan, particular styles of creating this beautiful art have evolved, which include not only Chinese characters (called kanji – 漢字 in Japanese), but the local Japanese scripts, hiragana and katakana. In Japan this is known as shodo – 書道. In these videos, students from Nara University of Education demonstrate how to write or draw different characters. We hope you enjoy their work.

Description: Another full house this week because we all really wanted to talk about Another 2! There's also a little SHODO stuff as well as Corey's potential chicken dinner victory lap. Also, Toy Story 4 is involved somehow. News Links: SO-DO Another 2 SHODO Kamen Rider Agito Hosts: Frozen Stratos https://www.youtube.com/c/gomangoes https://twitter.com/frozenstratos https://www.shapeways.com/shops/frozen-s-foundry Josh Perry https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEUaTWR4_OYYz6xr0SFe8cA https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr427L4uuvSzVC2UWkchBag https://twitter.com/livingrangerkey Malunis http://malunis.wikidot.com/about --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sodopop/support

Description: Look, we get it, the news was kinda dull for kamen rider. We got some new SHODO toyline news though, hope ya'll like pokemon! We also talk about our top pics for a potential SO-DO Chronicle Gaim! News Links: The SHODO Kamen Rider Stuff SHODO Pokemon SO-DO Geiz Revive Gorretsu & Shippu Final Topic: SO-DO Chronicle Gaim Hosts: Frozen Stratos https://www.youtube.com/c/gomangoes https://twitter.com/frozenstratos https://www.shapeways.com/shops/frozen-s-foundry Josh Perry https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEUaTWR4_OYYz6xr0SFe8cA https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr427L4uuvSzVC2UWkchBag https://twitter.com/livingrangerkey Malunis http://malunis.wikidot.com/about --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sodopop/support

Klemp dan Nobudragon membicarakan pengalaman Nobudragon les shodo. Bila ada pertanyaan, kritik (mohon jangan terlalu pedas), dan saran, silahkan kirim ke: Podcasttentangjepang@gmail.com Ikuti juga Laman Facebook kami di "Podcast Tentang Jepang

Essere virali è una conseguenza, non una strategia.https://www.viola.show/kousyuuya-draghi-giapponesiL'aria del mattino è pungente appena esci dalla stazione, ci sono volute due ore e un cambio treno per arrivare dal centro di Tokyo. Nikko è una cittadina incastonata tra le montagne a nord della capitale e ospita uno dei complessi di templi più affascinante e artisticamente ricco di tutto il giappone. In ogni periodo dell'anno molti turisti, soprattutto giapponesi, arrivano qui per visitare santuari e mausolei. Una delle attrazioni più suggestive è il padiglione del drago che ruggisce, nel tempio di Toshogu.I draghi, arrivati dalla cultura cinese e indiana, fanno parte della simbologia giapponese e sono animali fantastici strettamente legati all'acqua e qui a Nikko potete trovarli non solo nei templi, ma anche nella natura infatti la cascata delle testa di drago è una delle attrazioni più visitate nei pressi della città.Ma c'è un altro motivo che potrebbe portarvi a Nikko se amate i draghi e l'iconografia tradizionale: potreste venire per incontrare Tetsuya Abe. Tetsuya è un artigiano la cui famiglia da quattro generazioni dipinge draghi con la tradizionale tecnica ad un tratto. La realizzazione di un drago ad un tratto è quasi un rito, ha le sue specifiche caratteristiche morfologiche e simboliche che vanno rispettate rigorosamente. Ogni drago terrà sempre tra i tre artigli di una zampa una perla, che è la manifestazione della sua anima.Come è successo a me potresti esserti imbattuto in un video su youtube o su facebook di questo eccezionale artista che in 15 minuti fa nascere un drago sulla carta davanti agli occhi sognanti del committente e alla fotocamera del suo smartphone. Si perché Tetsuya supera i 5 milioni di visualizzazioni su youtube ma non ha canali social, sono i suoi clienti che arrivano a Nikko da tutto il mondo, a riprendere la nascita delle sue opere e caricare i video online.affronteranno insieme a me questo viaggio nella magia e nella tradizione del Giappone Paolo Pugni, consulente aziendale e podcasterAndrea Sartori, videomaker e imprenditoreDavide Noto, esperto di marketing esperienziale di parchi a temaE ora conosciamo Tetsuya

About Shodo Spring: Shodo Spring is the founder of Mountains and Waters Alliance, dedicated to working together with all beings to protect and restore the earth. She is also a Zen priest, Dharma heir of Shohaku Okumura Roshi, mother and grandmother, leader of the 2013 Compassionate Earth Walk, and author of Take Up Your Life: … Continue reading "Shodo Spring – Finding Home in the Vow"

Chinese characters are used in several countries in the East Asian region. Calligraphy with Chinese characters is a beautiful and ancient art form which varies from place to place. In Japan, particular styles of creating this beautiful art have evolved, which include not only Chinese characters (called kanji – 漢字 in Japanese), but the local Japanese scripts, hiragana and katakana. In Japan this is known as shodo – 書道. In these videos, students from Nara University of Education demonstrate how to write or draw different characters. We hope you enjoy their work.

Educate Yourself In Sales   There are almost no sales courses at Universities.  Maybe, in the USA somewhere, a University is offering something on selling, but it would be a rare bird amongst the academic ivory towers.  By the way, who would be teaching this course and what do they know about the real world of sales? We can graduate with a bachelor degree, a masters degree or a Ph.D. in a wide range of business related subjects and never do one course on how to sell.  Why is that? Selling is a process enveloped in a philosophy. You can teach that.  We know, because as a training company, we do just that.   Okay, so you didn't get any courses at varsity on selling.  What about inside your company?  Nothing happening there either?  Are you in a Darwinian survival of the fittest environment, where it is up or out?  The company won't invest in you and you won't invest in you either?  The key path for being excellent in the professions is study. Doctors, engineers, architects, dentists etc., all have to keep brushing up their knowledge, even though they spent many long hard years at university to become qualified.  “Nothing happens in business until a sale is made” underlines the importance of the profession of selling in society.  Just like there are charlatans in any profession, there are fakers in selling as well.  They won't be around long, so let's concentrate on the honest salespeople who are just not as skilled as they need to be   There is no excuse for we salespeople not to be on top of our game. The first thing to do is to take responsibility for ourselves. The onus for professional development is placed squarely with us and we are not beholden to some outside force, like the company we happen to work for.  Today we have access to the greatest collection of readily available knowledge on sales in the history of the planet. Tremendous books, magazine articles, blogs, videos, podcasts - the list goes on and on. Yet so few access this cornucopia of wisdom and experience.   Up until 1939, if you were in sales, you could only get sales training from within your company. Dale Carnegie launched the first public classes for salespeople in that year and now there are thousands of providers all around the world offering help.  We have no shortage of gurus touring the globe holding sales rallies to pep up the troops and get them fired up to do better.   We don't lack for information.  The problem is you need to have the smarts and the desire to want to access the information and then more importantly, to want to apply it and adapt it to your own situation.  We can read the books and watch the videos etc., but we need practice to make it part of us.  We have colleagues in the sales team we can be practicing with, doing role plays in the morning before seeing clients. Yet so many don't take the chance to do that.  Knowing a questioning structure is great, but mastering the semantics and cadence of how to ask those questions are quite another thing.   Every major sports star warms up before the match. Ikebana masters strip the flower stems themselves to get their mind into the right frame. Shodo masters grind their own ink for the same reason, rather than delegating the task to their underlings. The karate master meditates before starting training. This is part of their mental preparation. Salespeople also need good mental preparation, but they are not taking advantage of all that is available to them. If we want to be great then we need to polish our craft. We also need to be searching through newspapers, magazines, web sites, social media for relevant information that a client would value and we should be offering this as part of our service as a partner in seeing the buyer's business succeed.   What surprises me are salespeople who are failing to meet their targets who won't come to the office early to study sales together with their colleagues.  They turn up at work at the appointed time as usual and then flounder through the day, making no or few sales.  They repeat this process year after year, always hoping to land a whale, that they hope will solve all of their sales quota issues.  Whale obsession has been a sickness amongst some salespeople, who haven't worked it out yet that skill acquisition and luck are polar opposites.  One you can control and the other you can't.  They prefer the one they cannot control and then whine about the lack of results.  When your whale is not landed you are left with nothing.   Building skills builds the lead pipeline, which in turn leads to better conversations with buyers. The solutions presented are better, the client hesitations are handled more smoothly and the order is always asked for. None of this is rocket science but it is difficult and it needs practice to make it work.  We need to commit to make the time to study, to do the role plays, to keep pushing ourselves to become better at serving our clients.  That is what it means to be a professional in sales. The path to professionalism starts from within.  When we watch that video, read that article or book, listen to that podcast we have gained some momentum.  Let's begin.   Engaged employees are self-motivated. The self-motivated are inspired. Inspired staff grow your business but are you inspiring them? We teach leaders and organisations how to inspire their people. Want to know how we do that? Contact me at greg.story@dalecarnegie.com   If you enjoy these articles, then head over to dalecarnegie.comand check out our "Free Stuff" offerings - whitepapers, guidebooks, training videos, podcasts, blogs. Take a look at our Japanese and English seminars, workshops, course information and schedules.   About The Author Dr. Greg Story: President, Dale Carnegie Training Japan Author of Japan Sales Mastery, the Amazon #1 Bestseller on selling in Japan and the first book on the subject in the last thirty years. In the course of his career Dr. Greg Story has moved from the academic world, to consulting, investments, trade representation, international diplomacy, retail banking and people development. Growing up in Brisbane, Australia he never imagined he would have a Ph.D. in Japanese decision-making and become a 30 year veteran of Japan.   A committed lifelong learner, through his published articles in the American, British and European Chamber journals, his videos and podcasts “THE Leadership Japan Series”, "THE Sales Japan series", THE Presentations Japan Series", he is a thought leader in the four critical areas for business people: leadership, communication, sales and presentations. Dr. Story is a popular keynote speaker, executive coach and trainer.   Since 1971, he has been a disciple of traditional Shitoryu Karate and is currently a 6th Dan. Bunbu Ryodo (文武両道-both pen & sword) is his mantra and he applies martial art philosophies and strategies to business.    

Shodo sits to talk about pursuing a career in acting and starting modeling at a later age. We speak about our progress in our fields, because we started around the same time and also dive into the fetishizing of submissive asian women. Check Shodo on Instagram:@Sho_Do_Me

Pompe Strater-Vidal is a Zen Sensei, an artist and meditation teacher. She studied art at the San Francisco Art Institute and at Anderson Ranch in Colorado and is trained specifically in Shodo, the Japanese Zen art of brush calligraphy. Pompe is hosting her third Relax and Breathe Summit. This is an on-line event featuring 21 experts speaking on the theme of 'More Joy and Less Stress'. Each guest shares specific techniques to help you release tension and reduce stress. Participants who sign up will receive an email each day over an 11 day period with insights into mindfulness practices that don’t require an extensive yoga or meditation background. Contact Info Website: www.RelaxAndBreatheSummit.com Website: www.PompeStraterVidal.com email: pompe@relaxandbreathsummit.com Social Media: RelaxAndBreathe Facebook Group / FB Twitter IG: PompeStraterVidal Pompe Speaks ... These days, being a Zen artist always makes me laugh because you can have a Zen bathroom. Zen has become an adjective for simplicity. Someone that I invited to one of my summits, said, 'you really ARE a Zen artist'. And I said, Yes, I'm trained in Shodo, which is the Japanese form of brush calligraphy. I was trained by my Roshi, my Japanese Zen Teacher. Before I became a Zen Monk, I trained in Shodo. I've been an artist my whole life. My father was an artist, so I picked up a brush at a very young age. I love art. For me, art is something that is very joyful and makes me happy. I use my artwork in all my on-line presence. I do my inspirational posts every week, which I get a lot of joy out of. Shodo is about being spontaneous. It's about being in the moment. It's about taking the practice of meditation into an activity into an art form. You use your breath; you breathe it in, you hold your brush, you breathe out and you draw your character for each stroke. It's about letting go in each moment as you're actually creating something. You're using your breath to help you let go. The Zen arts are all meditations. The Tea Ceremony I did the Tea Ceremony with my Roshi. I am not trained to do it myself. It's about sharing the present moment in a ritualized way. It's the same kind of thing; it's done as a meditation. It's done with a level of awareness and presence and it's very Japanese so at any moment the rules can change and you really don't know why. You're drinking Japanese Tea as you do this. You're drinking Matcha, the frothy Japanese Tea that's become popular and it's very healthy. It's powdered tea and you just whip it with a whisk. Matcha tea has caffeine in it. They say that when you absorb caffeine from tea it's healthier for you. That it does something differently to your nervous system. I'm not an expert, but I am a tea drinker. Thoughts on Caffeine and Mindfulness I just did an interview the other day with a friend of mine who is returning to 'Relax And Breathe'. She's a nutritionist and a health coach. I like to have people like this on 'Relax And Breathe' to discuss exactly what you're talking about. She talks about the link between nutrition and awareness and health. It's easier to be in the present moment, especially when you're first working with it, when you're in optimal health; when you're feeling good. That said, the purpose is not to only be mindful when you feel good. She was talking about caffeine as one of the big addictions that is in our culture now. The problem with it is that you do get dependent on it and it depletes your adrenals. I'm not an expert in that, but I do know for myself, I have a very sensitive nervous system. I am a deer. I am the kind of person that if you drop a book behind me, my startle response is very high. More About The Relax And Breathe Summit I have people with diet, one person who's creating a Monastic Community, I have Yoga Teachers, DavidJi is returning again. I have a wide range of guests. I like to be able to expose people to a lot of different ways to use awareness and to use mindfulness in their life. It's completely free and it airs in June. June 5th to the 16th, 2017. Everyone offers a free gift which is usually some kind of training, pdf, audio or video. Sign up Here. Listen to the interview to hear more ...

Pompe Strater-Vidal is a monk in the Soto lineage of Zen Buddhism and has been teaching meditation for over 35 years. She studied art at the San Francisco Art Institute and atAnderson Ranch in Colorado and is trained specifically in Shodo, the Japanese Zen art of brush calligraphy. Pompe recently hosted the Relax and Breathe Summit, an on-line event where amazing guests helped the audience learn simple mindfulness breathing techniques to release tension and reduce stress. Contact InfoWebsite: www.RelaxAndBreatheSummit.comWebsite: www.PompeStraterVidal.comemail: pompe@relaxandbreathsummit.comMost Influential PersonSuzuki RochiEffect on EmotionsI've learned to dis-identify from my emotional reactions, so less reactive.Thoughts on BreathingBreathing is a crucial element of mindfulness practice. Breathing is something we always do when we're alive. If I bring my awareness to breathing , it always pulls me back into the present moment. It's very simple, I can do it wherever I am, whatever I'm doing.Suggested ResourcesBook: Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind by Shunryu Suzuki RochiApp: www.RelaxAndBreatheSummit.com A 3 Video Series Called Relax and Breathe NowAdvice for Newbie I would say give it a shot. What have you got to lose ... some stress?

Shodo Harada Roshi Zen and the Art of Dying ~Co-presented with Commonweal Healing Circles~ Join TNS Host Michael Lerner in conversation with Zen priest Shodo Harada Roshi. This is the Roshi’s third visit to TNS, and the next conversation in our End-of-Life Conversations series. Also, see our new video of a spiritual biography conversation between Michael and the Roshi. Shodo Harada Roshi Shodo Harada Roshi is Abbot of Sogen-ji, a 300-year-old Rinzai Zen monastery in Okayama, Japan. He is also Abbot of Tahoma Monastery on Whidbey Island north of Seattle. He founded Enso House, a hospice affiliated with Tahoma, where his students attend the dying. He is a master of Japanese calligraphy, and has conducted demonstrations at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco and the Metropolitan Museum in New York. His translator and colleague, Priscilla Daichi Storandt, is co-abbot at Tahoma and a senior teacher in her own right. Find out more on his website. Find out more about The New School at tns.commonweal.org.

Shodo Harada Roshi The Calligraphy of Emptiness, The Zen of Dying Part of the End-of-Life Conversations Series Join Michael Lerner in conversation with Roshi about his experiences with death and dying and for an unforgettable demonstration of his calligraphy. Shodo Harada Roshi Shodo Harada Roshi is Abbot of Sogen-ji, a 300-year-old Rinzai Zen monastery in Okayama, Japan. He is also Abbot of Tahoma Monastery on Whidbey Island north of Seattle. He founded Enso House, a hospice affiliated with Tahoma, where his students attend the dying. He is a master of Japanese calligraphy, and has conducted demonstrations at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco and the Metropolitan Museum in New York. His translator and colleague, Priscilla Daichi Storandt, is co-abbot at Tahoma and a senior teacher in her own right. Find out more on his website. Find out more about The New School at tns.commonweal.org.

Shodo Harada Roshi Dharma Talk and Meditation Harada Roshi (Roshi means “teacher”) is heir to the teachings of Rinzai sect Zen Buddhism as passed down in Japan from Hakuin and his successors. Harada Roshi’s teaching includes the traditional Rinzai practices of daily sutra chanting, zazen (seated meditation), sanzen (private interviews with the teacher), susokkan (breathing), koan (‘past cases’) study, samu (work), sesshin (intensive retreats), teisho (lectures by the teacher), and takuhatsu (alms receiving). Join Shodo Harada Roshi for this meditation, dharma talk, and another meditation. The dharma talk is translate from Japanese into English. Shodo Harada Roshi Shodo was born in 1940 in Nara, Japan. He began his Zen training in 1962 when he entered Shofuku-ji monastery in Kobe, Japan, where he trained under Yamada Mumon Roshi (1900-1988) for twenty years. He was then given dharma transmission (inka) and was subsequently made abbot of Sogenji monastery in Okayama, Japan, where he has taught since 1982. In September 1989, Harada came to the United States to provide instruction for students and in 1995 founded One Drop Zendo (or, Tahoma One Drop Zen Monastery) on Whidbey Island in Island County, Washington, where the practice mirrors the practices found at Sogen-ji. Nearby the Tahoma One Drop Monastery, Harada has opened a hospice known as Enso House in 2001. Find out more about The New School at tns.commonweal.org.