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Whether you're on a debt-free journey or reanalyzing your financial situation due to coronavirus, here are 5 things that will help you to make your financial trajectory more successful. Since Oct 2017, I have paid an estimated $100K in debt. These are the things I have learned that make tackling debt and managing finances a smoother and more efficient process.
Whether you're on a debt-free journey or reanalyzing your financial situation due to coronavirus, here are 5 things that will help you to make your financial trajectory more successful. Since Oct 2017, I have paid an estimated $100K in debt. These are the things I have learned that make tackling debt and managing finances a smoother and more efficient process.
1. He goes by the appellation of Br. Heru (Hu-roo'). He's proud that He has very little secondary education and that His vast, diversified knowledge is Self taught. Since Oct 25th, 2010 at 5:30pm, He has put in no less than 8 hrs a day studying a wide variety of topics to discover how the World Economies really work. As a result, He discovered much more and how it ALL revolves around CONTROL; not MONEY. Please welcome, Br Heru! 1. Youtube links:1. High Frequency Radio2. Akiem El3. Deprogrammed Enlightener4. Tex Mason2. Books:1. Hardcore Redemption-In-Law2. The Black Bible of Science3. Understanding The Science of Self
1. He goes by the appellation of Br. Heru (Hu-roo'). He's proud that He has very little secondary education and that His vast, diversified knowledge is Self taught. Since Oct 25th, 2010 at 5:30pm, He has put in no less than 8 hrs a day studying a wide variety of topics to discover how the World Economies really work. As a result, He discovered much more and how it ALL revolves around CONTROL; not MONEY. Please welcome, Br Heru! 1. Youtube links: 1. High Frequency Radio 2. Akiem El 3. Deprogrammed Enlightener 4. Tex Mason 2. Books: 1. Hardcore Redemption-In-Law 2. The Black Bible of Science 3. Understanding The Science of Self
The Team Coaching Zone Podcast: Coaching | Teams | Leadership | Dr. Krister Lowe
This week on the show, we are in Brazil where Felipe Paiva, organizational consultant and coach joins his client Henrique Gonzales Garcia Filho, Head of HR at Prumo global logistics group, and me (Carissa Bub) as we delve into a live case study on how to use a team of teams approach to transform a multi-business economic group responsible for the strategic development for the largest privately owned port in Brazil. We discuss: The business case that brought them together their partnership The initial and ongoing design behind their work What assessment tools they used The successes and challenges on the way How to help highly complex systems learn faster What facilitation and coaching competencies are needed What really makes the difference Lessons learnt and tips to share More on Felipe Paiva Felipe is the founding partner of Artisan Consulting. In his own words... "My purpose is to enable more humane organizations, where people can fulfill their potential and create shared-value. I pursue this purpose combining the roles of consultant, facilitator and executive coach. Clients value my partnership and dedication to a deep, systemic, and consistent work. After having worked for 10 years in large companies, I spent the last 16 years as a consultant and coach, involved in strategic alignment, transformation programs, and executive development. I’m the founding partner of Artisan, a boutique organizational consulting company in Brazil. I studied business administration in the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, where I was also earned an MBA degree. Later, I enrolled at HEC-Paris to deepen my knowledge and perspective about change at systemic, organizational and individual levels, earning an MSc in consulting and coaching for change. I am also a graduate (PCC) of the Columbia Coaching Certification Program. I live my life with my wife and two kids in Rio de Janeiro. I love spending time with family and friends, doing outdoor activities and playing guitar. Music has been a constant life passion and I play monthly in night clubs & parties with my band, which keep me connected with art and people." If that is not enough, you can find everything you want to now about Felipe and Artisan consulting here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/felipe-paiva-0a3190/ More on Henrique Gonzalez and Prumo Mechanical engineer, with a master’s degree in Sciences of Engineering in IME (Institute of Military Engineering), people management extension in INSEAD, leadership extension in Wharton and Finance administration extension in FGV. Henrique has more than 20 years of experience in HR, but have also worked in engineering, operations, logistics and financial planning for other 10 years. Developed most of his career at Shell, being HR leader for Brazil and Latin America. Delivered the Rio2016 Olympic and Paralympic games, as HR Director, recruiting, training and engaging a workforce of 7.000 paid and 60.000 volunteers, participating since the startup of the Organizing Committee, on a journey of 5 years. Since Oct/2017 is the HR Executive Director at PRUMO, a holding company that develops the largest private Port, Industry, Energy complex in Brazil, Porto do Açu. https://www.linkedin.com/in/henrique-gonzalez-a7170b15/ https://www.prumologistica.com.br/en/
Topics Include: *USD/Gold and SDR/Gold were highly correlated up until Oct 1st 2016 *Oct 1st 2016 Chinese Yuan added to the SDR basket *Since Oct 1st 2016 SDR/Gold trading tightly in a range of 875 to 925 *Why market operations by a central bank would explain SDR/Gold staying in such a tight band *Possible actors conducting open market operations to maintain SDR/Gold *Reasons actors may be interested in maintaining SDR/Gold *Expansion required in SDR may be aided by a sovereign or supra-sovereign controlled distributed ledger / blockchain *Timetables and implications for gold investors
Tuan Nguyen’s family has a rule: They Don’t Talk About Grades.Tuan understands the importance of communication, life learning and connection. He’s also working to build the creative mindset within his own family.His Blended FamilyTuan and his partner have a blended family that includes two daughters and a son– ages 15, 12 and 5 years of age. Being part of a blended family has taught him many lessons, especially now that he has two daughters. From the beginning the kids fit well, but it took some work for him to build the relationship with his daughters. It was clear that the key to their success would be good communication and connection. What puts his family apart are what they put into practice to build that connection. Communication ToolsA game changing tool for their family as been Jim Sheils Family Board Meetings Strategy. Listen to my episode with Jim here. This includes specific scheduled time–four hours minimum, one on one with each child. And no technology during that time. This strategy created a remarkable space for communication and connection. As well, a space for his daughters to teach him how to deal with the emotional situations of adolescence. They have given him their own name- “Sedad”- which he embraces. Extended familyTuan’s wife owns a restaurant with her siblings so this means all the family kids come to Tuan’s after school. From 3:45pm he is helping with homework, cooking dinner, and being a support to them. It is a busy home but one that has created strong family bonds for all the kids. He is part of their learning which he says extends far beyond homework and school. When I refer to the kids, I’m talking about all 7 of them. The Power of SportsSports have been the saving grace to some of the challenges the kids have faced. Soccer was the choice for their oldest daughter, Athena who was shy and hyper-focused. The soccer team has helped with her communication and collaboration skills. She now shines as a major player on the field and is being scouted by soccer coaches from the US. Their other daughter is a social butterfly with less focus. Tuan decided to enrol her in Tae-kwondo which he also attended with her. He saw that Tae-Kwondo would help her cousins with their lack of confidence so he enrolled them as well. They all practice and train together.What About The Grades?Tuan’s family does have a rule around grades. He says they don’t talk about grades. What they talk about is where they are at the moment, and they ask if there is any place in their life that they can do better. It is about present reflection, and improvement. He asks where is their focus? What they’ve found is that the kids recognize where they are. Their focus and confidence is amazing. That is where the family places value. Confidence, focus and preparing for future success.So What About School?The schools the kids attend are unique to where they live in Ottawa. The older children are all in high school. The boys attend an English program, the girls a bi-lingual program. The girls are fluent in French. The younger boys, including Tuan’s son, are in French school. Tuan’s son attends a different Catholic French School. English school, French school but Vietnamese is the language that they speak at home. Tuan is trilingual. French. English. Vietnamese. Got That? They are looking into other options for their gifted oldest daughter, including homeschooling. She is feeling completely unchallenged at school and disconnected from her teachers. She recently suffered a head injury from soccer and suffered from PTSD. This kept her away from school for a length of time which allowed them to look at alternatives. Her desire is to create a program on her own.Their other daughter, Peony had no interest in homeschooling before. Now as she enters grade 7 she is realizing she has deeper gifts that she wants challenged.Home Education ProjectsTuan and his family already do a lot of home education projects. They have began a book they read daily together- Top 10 Rules for Success by Evan Carmichael. They read one rule together in the morning before they go to school and share it with each other. A few years ago Tuan gave them a handcrafted book he received on a business trip. Since Oct 3rd 2015 they have used that book to journal every night. The focus of the journal? Write one problem and gratitude statement. The problem is a problem they would like solved one day. They now have written over 750 problem and gratitude statements! These practices have spilled over into their individual projects: They understand that the key to making money will be solving a problem that no one else has solved. They are building the creator mindset. Athena is building an app with a developer that Tuan has connected her with. The app is for sports scouting. Now being through the process first hand, she feels it is too old school and needs to modernization. Peony has started a clothing company called Positive V+bes. You will be able to find her story and merchandise on the website letshugitout.com Tuan doesn’t say they have to build their own business. He wants them to have the skills and confidence to run forward with any dream they have. Want To Learn More About Tuan? After his divorce, Tuan was feeling down and he saw that he needed to connect with people. The connection he created was with other business dads. The commonality was personal growth for themselves and their families. They all agree in providing opportunities for their children to explore and excel. From this he developed The Dude Buddha movement and Awesome Biz Dads Podcast. Having his own kids has changed Tuan’s perspective. It has helped him believe more in himself as a parent and person. Let’s Hug It Out Dude Buddha Family Board Meetings Top 10 Rules For Business Success
Henrik Lundqvist addresses the media and WLIE 540AM SPORTSTALKNY'S MARK ROSENMAN after Rangers 4-3 win over Sabres. Henrik Lundqvist made 34 saves to earn his 21st win of the 2017-18 season and his 426th career NHL win. Lundqvist has posted a .900 SV% or better in each of his last 16 starts, dating back to Dec. 1 vs. Carolina. Lundqvist’s stretch of 16 consecutive starts with a .900 SV% or better is the longest such streak of his career. Since Oct. 31, Lundqvist has posted a 19-7-2 record, along with a 2.39 GAA, a .930 SV%, and 1 SO in 30 appearances (courtesy of Rangers pr department) Tune in each week on 540 am in NY NJ CT and streaming on www.sportstalknylive.com at 7pm Sundays for the live broadcast.Please take a moment to like our fan page WLIE 540 AM SPORTSTALKNY and follow us on twitter @sportstalkny
Ed Thomas Ed Thomas is 57 year old endurance athlete, who, believe it or not, did not enter the field of ultra running until he was 51 years of age. Ed has always been an athlete but didn't start distance running until June of 2010. Since Oct. of 2010, He has ran over 20 marathons and 20 ultra marathons (along with a plethora of shorter distances). You might say that Ed went "all in" when he started running. In 2014, he had two top tens in 100-milers, won a 12-hour race, as well as a 50K. Ed completed the Arrowhead 135, and this past April I ran the Barkley Marathons. 2017 is going to contain l heavy racing schedule, along with some difficult challenges. Ed likes his races to be difficult. He wants them to be hard. He believes that nothing comes easy in life, and you can't accomplish anything in life without the risk of failure. I feel sure that you will enjoy. Peace, Love, and all things Beef related, Beefcake