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Let's take another listen to the demo's that made it to the top 5! Youtube Poll for voting can be found here after 12 P.M. Central on 08/10: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2GqxURbf4ZXU2shINKNLgQ/communityFor all of your merchandise please check out our website - theconvokc.comThanks to our Sponsors! micrentals.com  use promo code CONVO15 for 15% off your ordermarinocustoms.net use promo code COLTON10 for 10% off villagercoffee.comwww.jervincollection.com use promo code KURT10 for 10% offif you enjoyed this episode, please Share, Like and Subscribe!The Age Old Question: A Podcast for Music FansThe Age Old Question is a podcast for the music fan who has ever debated music's...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Holly Laurent (@hollylaurent, Mega) joins Kevin and Caroline to talk about the song We Will Stand by Russ Taff in another edition of Single's Ministry.Subscribe to our Patreon to get a weekly 2nd Service episode and become a "Patreon saint" :) GCF - Second Service Patreon! CHARITY:This month we're matching iTunes reviews with donations to Everytown for Gun Safety!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IJ is making fun of how Sos pronounces words again. What nicknames for a name make no sense. Plus, a deeper dive into why Sos is probably single.Tickets on sale NOW for Intern John's LOST comedy tour! Baltimore, Leesburg, Falls Church, Louisville and St. Pete to benefit the Fisher House! Get yours: InternJohnComedy.comEvery week IJ and Shelby discuss adulting, dating, radio life, and more! You can follow Intern John on social media: @InternJohnRadio and Shelby Sos @ShelbySos. You can listen to past episodes at TheThoughtShower.com and you can WATCH here: WatchTheThoughtShower.com

It's the game show that offered Wheel of fortune's Vanna White, four times her salary!!! - but she refused to take the job because of Jose's DM's… it's..... Guess It Or Mess It! If you've ever seen the TV show Pyramid its a lot like that, but with our co-hosts, they'll each have 30 seconds to guess a SINGLE phrase using only 1 word clues. After time is done you'll have one final guess that needs to be exactly right.... otherwise you're getting THE ZAP OF YOUR LIFE with a dog obedience shock collar. Today's theme for Guess It Or Mess It is… SONGS FROM DISNEY MOVIES! The clue giver will not be able to use movie titles or character names at all…

Welcome to another TUESDAY EPISODE!!! A short and sweet episode vault episode to get your week started! We are in the 2'ND WEEK of Breakups/cheating month so figured today we are diving into manifesting and getting ghosted!The first 15 minutes we'll dive into manifesting tips and methods of getting back the life you want with or without your ex while the rest of the episode, we'll briefly dive into why you've been ghosted, how to get him to beg for you back, how to get over it and how to move on.Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel so you never miss an episode again!!! and also leave a 5 star review on the podcast app since it really helps :DGet more content on:@almostadulting on Instagram@violetbenson on Instagram@daddyissues_ on InstagramYouTubeAdvertise with Almost Adulting at Gumball.fmSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Qi'ra departs in her flying building but guest commentator Stuart Wellington is here to stay!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Een 80er Joren Touch dréngt an der Single "Perfect Day To Be Happy" nach net esou staark duerch - op dee kënne mir eis awer preparéieren, wa One Last Time am Hierscht hir Debut EP erausbréngen. Zu Lëtzebuerg wärend der Pandemie zesummekomm, ass déi nei Band prett fir d'Bün. De Marc Clement huet sech mam Bandgrënner a Sänger Andrea Galetti ënnerhalen.

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Maisie Peters er en engelsk singer-songwriter, der lige nu turnerer med Ed Sheeran. Casper Hjort tager en snak med Maisie om mødet med Ed Sheeran, og hvordan deres forhold er, hvordan hendes oplevelse af København har været, hvad hendes bogklub går ud på, og ikke mindst hendes nye single Blonde, der udkom den 5. august.

Bullish indicators for multifamily and rental property investors. Today we're highlighting recent data which were released about the present and future of the real estate market.  Are we poised to adequately address future housing demands by developing new real estate? In this episode we explore the best available data and why rental real estate will remain scarce into the future. Invest with Taylor at www.investwithtaylor.com The US Needs 4.3 Million more apartments by 2035: https://www.nmhc.org/news/press-release/2022/u.s.-needs-4.3m-more-apartments-by-2035-to-address-demand-deficit-and-affordability/ US Homebuilder Sentiment Survey: https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/us-home-builder-sentiment-plunges-july-nahb-2022-07-18/ Single-family rental market shows little sign of cooling: https://www.housingwire.com/articles/single-family-rental-market-shows-little-sign-of-cooling/

sMothered is Too Hot MERCH! https://www.wineboxpapi.com Second Channel: https://www.youtube.com/markcarsky Third Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZW7OdmjsXifLXpD5JrsywA Ringtones: https://store.payloadz.com/results/438522-wineboxpapi SUPPORT Wineboxpapi: My Patreon: https://www.Patreon.com/wineboxpapi YouTube Membership: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZRIU4DqG1E6M9UeDiGrzUA/join Single donations PayPal: Wineboxpapi@gmail.com Venmo: @Wineboxpapi Cash app: $Wineboxpapi Follow me on social media! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wineboxpapi/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wineboxpapi Snapchat: Wineboxpapi iTunes: (just search) Wineboxpapi Podcast, and Wineboxpapi Playlist for my music I listen to, tons of great music (maybe under Mark Carsky) Spotify: Wineboxpapi podcast and music playlist available Work inquiries: Wineboxpapi@gmail.com (I don't answer non business emails) Amazon wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/2360K2JQM3RP9 Cameo: https://www.cameo.com/wineboxpapi TWITCH: https://www.twitch.tv/wineboxpapi Myles: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wineboxpuppy/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wineboxpapi/support

What matters the most to you in your life right now? Can you answer that question simply from the heart - not from the mind? In today's episode, Rachel will guide you through a practice that will bring you to a place of clarity. You'll be able to clearly see where your attention needs to be. That's what's important. Tune in to begin. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Good Morning Gorgeous! In today's podcast, we're talking about what we women are doing that is keeping us single. We want to show off our femininity, but we need to do it in the right way! Learn the 5 mistakes that are keeping you single. PLEASE SHARE this episode with your friends and on your social media platforms! Visit My Fragrance Line Fine Forever: https://www.fineforever.com/ Use this exclusive code for 10% off of your purchase: “Feminine” Watch the video version on my Youtube channel: https://youtu.be/in9dBQoO9u0 A Feminine Impression Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/afeminineimpression My personal Instagram page: @DrMichelleDaf Business Inquiries Only: DrMichelle.Partnership@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Balancing a boat is easier with personal balance skills | Faster Masters Rowing Radio - the podcast for masters rowers. Tips, advice and discussion from Marlene Royle and Rebecca Caroe. Support this show with a donation https://fastermastersrowing.com/podcast Timestamps 01:00 This Past Week - what we do to advocate for masters rowing. 04:14 The training program for August 2022 from Faster Masters Training module - 1k program peak 5k program for Oct & November peak HOCR specific program Fitness is standalone 5 workouts for fat burning, endurance or strength endurance Land training includes Balance Exercises in the gym Benefits of having a rowing accountability partner 09:00 Body balance exercises Supportive of our movements for ageing athletes Balance is trainable over time. 11:00 The J-curve drill -Rebecca's favourite balance exercise in the boat 14. 30 A basic pause drill at part of the cycle. Count One 1000, Two 1000 then go Choose a point in the recovery to do it.. Marlene prefers arms and body away. It completes the acceleration phase. Variations you can introduce - Square /feather twice - Cut the cake Do it at low speeds and low ratings but with good pressure 20:00 - Podcast offer for new supporters - make a podcast donation and want to get the video of the J-curve drill message us 24:00 Body balance exercises standing - One legged airplane row - The star balance tap 28:00 Single leg jump 29:30 A listener question from Bernie - balance getting into the boat - from a dock

Join me and I talk with Leah Climer about the breakthroughs required in order for her to be ready for her husband, Lance. Leah worked with me a few years ago, but was still dealing with self-worth issues. It took some time and therapy before she began to see victory in the inner healing process. But when she did, her husband came into her life. That's when she began working with me again! It was in that journey that she worked through challenges, enjoyed the mutual love and commitment that she desired, and eventually married her forever-man. Tune in today to hear more about her journey and how she overcame her struggles! The book she referenced in this episode is Keep Your Love On by Danny Silk.   Starr's Resources: The Marriage-Minded Online Dating Academy: www.StarrBurroughs.com/MODA Get 10% off your first month of Faithful Counseling (Sponsored): https://www.getfaithful.com/confidentsinglewoman Join our free Facebook Community: The Confident Single Woman Starr's Book: The Ineligible Bachelorette: Taking A Hard Look At Why You Haven't Found The One 7 Questions To Help You Identify Your Standards [Free]: https://www.StarrBurroughs.com/Standards The 7 Most Common Roadblocks To Love [Free]: https://www.StarrBurroughs.com/gift Follow me: Facebook Instagram Email: starr@StarrBurroughs.com

Featured Single from The Rocknoceros Podnoceros, Ep.1 "Summertime".

Day 4 6-12-22 MN 131 Bhaddekaratta Sutta A Single Excellent Night Delson talks a lot about Impersonality and non-self as he explains this sutta. The sutta explains how the Buddha emphasized the need for present effort in developing insight into things as they are. Dhammachariya Delson Armstrong leads his 3rd retreat of the year at Dhamma Sukha on June 9 to June 19, 2022. 10 Days. The practice is TWIM or Tranquil Wisdom Insight Meditation with the object of Lovingkindness or Metta. Practicing in this way is based on the earliest Buddhist Suttas and leads to the ultimate supra-mundane state Nibbana. Where: Dhamma Sukha Meditation Center https://www.dhammasukha.org A complete guide to the meditation the way the Buddha taught: https://www.thepathtonibbana.com/

Drei Jahre nach ihrem letzten Album melden sich Silbermond zurück und veröffentlichen mit «Auf Auf» ihre neue Single. Den neuen Song hört ihr hier und dazu gibt es die beliebtesten Hits der Woche. 

Show #958 Blues For Many Reasons 01. Alex Lopez - World On Fire (4:04) (Nasty Crime, Maremil Records, 2022) 02. Ben Reel - This Is The Movie (live 2021) (5:05) (Single, B.Reel Records, 2022) 03. Mississippi MacDonald feat. Vaneese Thomas - Blind Leading The Blind (4:11) (Single, APM Records, 2022) 04. Corey Dennison Band - It's So Easy (7:02) (Night After Night, Delmark Records, 2017) 05. Penny Arcane - Take It Away (3:04) (Single, self-release, 2022) 06. Silent Partners - Teasing Woman (4:22) (Changing Times, Little Village Foundation, 2022) 07. Lurrie Bell & The Bell Dynasty - Woman In Trouble (6:08) (Tribute To Carey Bell, Delmark Records, 2018) 08. Freedy Johnston - Tryin' To Move On (3:42) (Single, Forty Below Records, 2022) 09. Demetria Taylor - Stay Gone (4:00) (Doin' What I'm Supposed To Do, Delmark Records, 2022) 10. Breezy Rodio - Gerry Told Me (4:55) (Underground Blues, WindChill Records, 2022) 11. Starlite Campbell Band - Misgivings (8:46) (Live!, self-release, 2022) 12. Cliff Stevens - Better Days (3:31) (Better Days, self-release, 2022) 13. Patty Tuite - Glad I'm Through With You (4:11) (Hard Case Of The Blues, Thread City Productions, 2022) 14. The New Bardots - Why Don't We Do It In The Road (2:09) (Single, self-release, 2022) 15. The Texas Horns - Die With My Blues On (4:01) (Everybody Let's Roll, Blue Heart Records, 2022) 16. Dennis Johnson - Lonesome Valley (3:16) (Revelation, Booda Lee Records, 2022) 17. Omar Coleman - Lucky Man (6:57) (Live!, Delmark Records, 2016) 18. Ryan Lee Crosby - Eight Years Gone (3:08) (Winter Hill Blues, self-release, 2022) 19. GA-20 - Dry Run (3:16) (Single, Colemine/Karma Chief Records, 2022) 20. Derrick Procell - Skin In The Game (4:09) (Hello Mojo!, Catfood Records, 2022) 21. Anthony Geraci - Into The Night (6:02) (Blues Called My Name, Blue Heart Records, 2022) Bandana Blues is and will always be a labor of love. Please help Spinner deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.

João Ferreira founder of Defi Basket - a portfolio management protocol that lets users buy a DeFi portfolio in a single transaction.  Why you should listen DeFi Basket lets users invest with a single transaction in multi-token, multi-protocol strategies that you can create or copy from others. Portfolios are called baskets. For example, The Stablecoins Maxi basket is a portfolio designed to provide exposure to non-USD stablecoins. It allows you to park your funds into a safe and stable investment, while you reduce your exposure to the US Dollar. This basket invests in liquidity pools that provide high single or double digits yields, each focused on a single stablecoin. This allows maximum returns with minimum impermanent loss. When you invest in a basket, you are given a financial NFT that shows how much you own of each asset. It can be transferred, lent, or sold as an NFT. Supporting links Nootopia DeFi Basket Andy on Twitter  Brave New Coin on Twitter Brave New Coin If you enjoyed the show please subscribe to the Crypto Conversation and give us a 5-star rating and a positive review in whatever podcast app you are using.

In Episode 86 of #GetJasched, it's the livestream from Friday 5 August all around IMPACT - The mission, legacy, and desire I have around this business, why I've created it that way. As a reminder that you get to choose that for yourself too! —Find out more info about the Embodied Leaders Academy, this round starting in October 2022 and enrolling now!https://j-leigh.com.au/ela/Limited spaces for:Intuitive Leadership Coaching packages - 1:1 with 2 x 1hr Zoom sessions per month + Voxer access3 month & 6 month options!Stress release sessions - 60 min once-off sessions to hone in on stress points and clear them, leaving you feel more relaxed, lighter and freer.Single or discounted bundles of 2!Email info@j-leigh.com.au for one of these limited spots!

Remaining single is desirable (one could even say beneficial) but it's not demanded or commanded.

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Dr. Pepper holds a Bachelor's of Science Degree in business management from St. John's University and three Masters' Degrees in education, including special education, school counseling and school administration from Long Island University C.W. Post. She is also pursuing her doctorate in ministry at Grand Canyon University, where she also serves as an administrative site supervisor. She is married to her husband Sydney Martin and enjoys spending quality time with him. She is indeed a Woman of God with a relevant word that is powerful, inspirational and highly anointed.AuthorFor author and speaker Pepper Bonay-Martin, overcoming her divorce to move forward proved to be a long and painful process, but was also laced with hope and healing. In her new book I'm Married but I Feel Like I'm Single: 5 Steps to Successfully Navigate a Painful Divorce, Bonay-Martin tells her riveting story describing how a once firmly-grounded Christian couple's deep desire to love was simply not enough to fight off the deception and intense loneliness that infiltrated their marriage. This left their relationship vulnerable to an array of pitfalls – including infidelity – which eventually led to its painful and public demise, including a 10-year separation and finally, a painful divorce. “Regardless of where you are on the relationship spectrum,” said Bonay Martin, “my story offers sound advice to readers about my emotional journey from bliss to the abyss, which ends with a divine demonstration of God's ability to repair and restore broken hearts and broken lives. I can assure readers that they will will cry, laugh, feel intense anger and then a burst a restored hope.” Published by TBN's Trilogy Christian Publishing, I'm Married but I Feel Like I'm Single is available through Amazon.com, bn.com, and wherever books are sold. You will cry, laugh, feel intense anger and then a burst a restored hope. It is an excellent read, both inspirational and entertaining.SpeakerAs an accomplished author, educator, and spiritual advisor, Pepper has shared her life experiences with countless audiences as a sought-after public speaker. She is available for bookings and is now scheduling for 2018-19.EducatorPepper holds a Bachelor's of Science Degree in business management from St. John's University and three Masters' Degrees in education, including special education, school counseling and school administration from Long Island University C.W. Post.  She is also pursuing her doctorate in ministry at Grand Canyon University, where she also serves as an administrative site supervisor. She is married to her husband Sydney Martin and enjoys spending quality time with him.  She is indeed a Woman of God with a relevant word that is powerful, inspirational and highly anointed.PastorPastor Pepper Bonay-Martin currently serves as the senior pastor of the Destiny House Christian Center.  She previously served under Pastor Donnie A. McClurkin as an associate minister and head of the Women's Department of Perfecting Faith Church for over ten years.  She later remarried and joined Zion Cathedral C.O.G.I.C in Freeport, NY where the senior pastor is Bishop Frank O. White.  She is a dynamic preacher and teacher and loves to praise and worship God! Her dynamic personality, wonderful sense of humor, and love for people compels her to lead her flock with care and passion. CONNECT WITH DHCC She was licensed to preach the Word of God and later ordained into Gospel ministry by the late Bishop Roy Bryant Jr., senior pastor of Christian Federation Church, and former assistant pastor of the Bible Church of Christ, on July 28, 1995. In 2013, she became a certified NYS chaplain. Dr. Pepper is an author and highly sought-after speaker with a passion for inner-healing. Driven by this passion and  her own experiences, Dr. Pepper founded Women Intended For Excellence (W.I.F.E.) Inc., W.I.F.E is a faith-based, inner-healing service provider with focus on equipping people with strategies to identify, manage and overcome trauma, specifically rape and sexual abuse.Her book, I'm Married But I Feel Like I'm Single: 5 Steps to Successfully Navigate a Painful Divorce Available on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Married-But-Feel-Like-Single/dp/1640880070

Jakie is INSANE! 1000lb Best Friends MERCH! https://www.wineboxpapi.com Second Channel: https://www.youtube.com/markcarsky Third Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZW7OdmjsXifLXpD5JrsywA Ringtones: https://store.payloadz.com/results/438522-wineboxpapi SUPPORT Wineboxpapi: My Patreon: https://www.Patreon.com/wineboxpapi YouTube Membership: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZRIU4DqG1E6M9UeDiGrzUA/join Single donations PayPal: Wineboxpapi@gmail.com Venmo: @Wineboxpapi Cash app: $Wineboxpapi Follow me on social media! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wineboxpapi/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wineboxpapi Snapchat: Wineboxpapi iTunes: (just search) Wineboxpapi Podcast, and Wineboxpapi Playlist for my music I listen to, tons of great music (maybe under Mark Carsky) Spotify: Wineboxpapi podcast and music playlist available Work inquiries: Wineboxpapi@gmail.com (I don't answer non business emails) Amazon wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/2360K2JQM3RP9 Cameo: https://www.cameo.com/wineboxpapi TWITCH: https://www.twitch.tv/wineboxpapi Myles: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wineboxpuppy/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wineboxpapi/support

Die Suche nach einer glücklichen Beziehung kann ganz schön anstrengend und frustrierend sein. Viele Partnerschaften scheitern, weil es doch nicht so ganz passt. Wir klären, was die Wissenschaft über ((funktionierende)) Beziehungen weiß. Unsere Quellen und weitere Infos findest Du auch hier: https://www.quarks.de/daily-quarks-spezial/ Von Marlis Schaum & Matthis Dierkes.

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The FREE Masculinity Reclaimed Foundations training is back for the last time this year. If you missed it previously, join on September 12 -- sign up at delightyourmarriage.com/menstraining --  First of all. I'd like to tell you that I'm right in all that I do.  In fact, I'd like to say that I'm right... all the time.  I'd also like to tell you that I'm right even when others think I'm wrong. I'd especially like to tell you that I'm right when other people think I'm right. (I mean, isn't that extra confirmation that I am definitely right...?)   So, the truth is... [I have] become like something unclean, and all [my] righteous acts are like filthy rags (Is 64:6).   Even the things I think I did that are right... are filthy.  Even the things you think I did that were right... are filthy.    Oh, but then the things I did that were wrong! (The things I am sure were wrong... eek!)    I hope you see where I'm going with all of this.  You're in the same sad boat that I am.    And... it's sinking.    Seriously. Can you imagine being on a boat in the middle of the ocean, and it sprung a leak... and then another... and then another...  Seriously, take a moment to put the picture in your mind... breathe fast... your stomach is turning and feel utter alarm and desperation.  The ONLY way you could survive is by being saved.    That's what's happening here. You and me. We are in a leaky boat in the middle of the ocean. We desperately need to be saved.  Every single time we sin and we hammer a hole in our boat, we need a Savior to restore it. We can't do that ourselves.    When we try to defend our sin, we continue to hammer through the sides of our boat.   What does this look like in your marriage... As an example, when you are rude and cruel to your spouse (disrespecting and/or making them feel unsafe), you hammered a hole in your "marriage boat". And then you defend your own righteousness by saying they triggered you... thus hammering another hole in your "marriage boat". Making your marriage worse. The marriage boat is sinking and your self-righteousness is making it worse... it's going to continue to make it worse and worse and worse. You can't fix it.   We can't hammer our way out of a leaky boat. -- How hopeless this is for people who don't depend on Jesus. If you don't, here's how it is... You know you're on a leaky boat. You've made mistakes and your whole sense of self is tied up to being a good person. So, when you see evilness in yourself, it threatens you're whole identity of being a good person. And you can't erode your whole identity by humbling yourself and saying you were wrong (!?) Of course not! It wasn't your fault, you were triggered, someone didn't do something they should have... it was someone else's fault. -- Do you see yourself in that description? Are you following Jesus? Do you really believe in Him? Is He really your King, Master, Lord? Is He mine? Every. Single. Day?   Our boat is sinking.    That's why only in Jesus is there hope.   We need forgiveness for our sin against God and others.  We need Jesus over and over and over again.    Every day. Every single action.    It's pride to think we can do it ourselves.  It's pride to think we're good enough. It's pride to think we are righteous.  It's pride, to defend our own righteousness.  It's even pride to think we can do something great for God without Him.  That's why our burdens are heavy. We think it's our job to do what only God can do. We just need to be grateful slaves. Humbled servants. Dying to ourselves and doing it God's way.    Humility means depending on Him. Humility is coming before Him.  Humility is needing Him. Humility is resting in Him. Humility is being faithful to Him.   Humility is not contriving and defending an identity of perfection, it's boasting in our weaknesses.   Instead, go before Jesus, hand your worry, your issue, your burden, your identity, your pride to Him.    Humble yourself... you can't fix your sinking boat.  You need to be saved. Over and over again.   If you're married... you have hurt your spouse. You have hurt others in your life.    And that was sinning against a precious child of God.  That was sinning against God.  That was tarnishing God's name in front of them. You represented God and you did evil to them. That was sin.   Here's your hope. This is the process. 1- Repent to Jesus -- Confess your need for Him. Accept His sacrifice for all of your sins, and believe in Jesus to be saved. Make Him truly your Lord. (Start reading the Bible and find a Bible-believing church to be discipled). 2- Every day after your first conversion, continue in the same way --- repent of that new sin that He reveals. Come closer to Him over and over and over. That is His invitation. 3- Regarding marriage, your next step is to repent -- tell them the wrong you did, own it, listen to and validate their hurt, and say genuinely how sorry you are that you hurt them like that. That you were wrong.    Guess what that means?  You're strong! Because you humbled yourself, that means you're strong. [God said:] "'My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is perfected in weakness' [Paul said:] For when I am weak, then I am strong." (2 Cor 12:9 & 10b)   Humble yourself today.  Accept Jesus' sacrifice today. Accept Him saving your boat today.    And then apologize to others you've hurt.   Don't squander today.  You don't know how many days you have left.    I don't do right. You don't do right. Jesus is right. :)   Love,  Belah   PS -- If you're a husband, you want to love your wife the way she was designed by God to be loved. Maybe you know you have hurt her, you've accepted Jesus sacrifice but you don't know what to do next... this free training is going to be a big help. The free Masculinity Reclaimed Foundations course will be coming on September 12, 2022 -- Sign up here. delightyourmarriage.com/menstraining

This week we review a recent work on outcomes of univentricular adult patients who have not been palliated with a Fontan. Do these patients fare better than Fontan patients? What factors are associated with worse or better outcomes? How do these factors inform decision making for the single ventricle adult patient? We speak with adult congenital expert, Dr. Danielle Massarella of University of Toronto about her thoughts on this work and some of its important lessons. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cjca.2021.06.001

Hi Everyone, my name is Jim Butler and welcome to Deep Energy Podcast 1038 - Coffee Break - Part 1How is everyone doing, hope everyone is healthy and doing ok.Wanted to let everyone know that this episode of the podcast is sponsored by Porcupine Coffee Roasting, which is just a hop, skip and a jump from me in Pembroke NH. So great having a local company as the sponsor of the podcast.Porcupine Coffee Roasting is a specialty Coffee Roaster that roasts new and delicious origin coffees monthly. They are roasting Single origin or blends currently from El Salvador, Costa Rica, Brazil, Sumatra, Colombia and Guatemala. The roasts come in Dark, Medium Dark, Light and Decaf You can buy one bag at a time or sign up for their Coffee of the Month subscription plan and they will happily send you either whole beans or grind it for you. And if you have a specific request for your coffee choice, they will happily try to accommodate your coffee needs. So, I've been drinking their coffee exclusively for a few months and by god it is delicious. Last months coffee was from El Salvador and tasted amazing with hints of Black Currant, caramel, ginger, pepper, clove, lemongrass and green tea. I was using it in my drip machine, my Keurig and in my espresso maker and in all three was never a disappointing cup of coffee. The espresso I would pour it over ice and add some half and half, and was just so good.So please check them out if you can at www.porcupinecoffeeroasting.com and grab a bag or a monthly subscription. I love coffee and I know you will not be disappointed. When you do order, please say that you heard their ad here and say hi to Amber who is the person running the show there. They are only shipping to the US at the moment. You can also get 15% off of your order by using the promo code JIMBUTLER when you checkout or you can go directly to the link below:https://www.porcupinecoffeeroasting.com/discount/JIMBUTLERAgain, thank you to Amber over at Porcupine Coffee Roasting for their support of the podcast!You can find out more about me and my music and projects over at jimbutlermusic.com and my email is jimbutlermusic@gmail.com.Thanks as aways to everyone who listens for your support. I could not do this without all of you. Peace, bye.

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Hi Everyone, my name is Jim Butler and welcome to Deep Energy Podcast 1038 - Coffee Break - Part 1How is everyone doing, hope everyone is healthy and doing ok.Wanted to let everyone know that this episode of the podcast is sponsored by Porcupine Coffee Roasting, which is just a hop, skip and a jump from me in Pembroke NH. So great having a local company as the sponsor of the podcast.Porcupine Coffee Roasting is a specialty Coffee Roaster that roasts new and delicious origin coffees monthly. They are roasting Single origin or blends currently from El Salvador, Costa Rica, Brazil, Sumatra, Colombia and Guatemala. The roasts come in Dark, Medium Dark, Light and Decaf You can buy one bag at a time or sign up for their Coffee of the Month subscription plan and they will happily send you either whole beans or grind it for you. And if you have a specific request for your coffee choice, they will happily try to accommodate your coffee needs. So, I've been drinking their coffee exclusively for a few months and by god it is delicious. Last months coffee was from El Salvador and tasted amazing with hints of Black Currant, caramel, ginger, pepper, clove, lemongrass and green tea. I was using it in my drip machine, my Keurig and in my espresso maker and in all three was never a disappointing cup of coffee. The espresso I would pour it over ice and add some half and half, and was just so good.So please check them out if you can at www.porcupinecoffeeroasting.com and grab a bag or a monthly subscription. I love coffee and I know you will not be disappointed. When you do order, please say that you heard their ad here and say hi to Amber who is the person running the show there. They are only shipping to the US at the moment. You can also get 15% off of your order by using the promo code JIMBUTLER when you checkout or you can go directly to the link below:https://www.porcupinecoffeeroasting.com/discount/JIMBUTLERAgain, thank you to Amber over at Porcupine Coffee Roasting for their support of the podcast!You can find out more about me and my music and projects over at jimbutlermusic.com and my email is jimbutlermusic@gmail.com.Thanks as aways to everyone who listens for your support. I could not do this without all of you. Peace, bye.

This week on WSEG, we talk to RnB Singer Songwriter, Popz. We talk about his days being in a band with Babyface, his thoughts on technology with a song in the works, and his latest Single, "Simple Man". Find the Video version of this podcast HERE: https://youtu.be/qzU0q9TY4V8 Find Popz: https://popztripleooog.com/ Find Reina Mystique: https://www.reinamystique.com/ Find The Moon: https://songwhip.com/reinamystique/the-moon Help support the show and Check Out Our Fresh A$$ Merch Store: https://store.streamelements.com/wespeakenglishgood Find Mike EP on Take Lessons for quick tutorials and a 30 day free trial:  https://bit.ly/3sFXGRQ Find W.S.E.G.'s Music : https://songwhip.com/wseg Go old school and write the show: wespeakenglishgood @g mail. com Find Us On Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/wespeakenglishgood/ https://www.facebook.com/wespeakenglishgood/ https://twitter.com/wsegpodcast https://www.twitch.tv/wespeakenglishgood https://discord.com/invite/m6NTJx  https://www.tiktok.com/@wespeakenglishgood https://linktr.ee/wespeakenglishgood https://rumble.com/user/WeSpeakEnglishGood Find us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WeSpeakEnglishGood www.wespeakenglishgood.com

It is important to understand God and His ways, but understanding is not the same as knowing.  Knowing God means we encounter a Person.  We do not only understand what this person says; rather, we engage, meet, experience and enter into a relationship with this Person.  In fact, one of the greatest blessings we can ever receive in this life is to obtain even a single perception of God.  Even one single perception of Him, one single encounter with Him, one single act of knowing Him is enough to change our lives forever.  An act of authentic knowing of God is more important than any other act we can do in life (See Diary #1133).If you were offered all the wealth and fame of the world, great success and prestige, would you take it?  Most likely you would.  Being successful or wealthy or well known or greatly honored is often desirable.  In and of themselves, none of these qualities are bad.  But there is a grave danger in these desires the moment that they become more important to us than our desire to know God, distracting us from that ultimate goal.  The moment we find ourselves desiring worldly things more than a desire for the very Person of God is the moment that we have mixed up our priorities in life.  Seek even one single act of encountering our merciful God and you will find that this knowledge of Him is worth more than anything this world can offer.My Lord, I desire to know You.  Please increase that desire in my soul so that it is more powerful than every other desire in my life.  I pray that You give me even a single perception of You, a single knowledge of You, dear Lord, and in that knowledge please change my life.  Jesus, I trust in You.Source of content: www.divinemercy.lifeCopyright © 2022 My Catholic Life! Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission via RSS feed.

Today I am talking with Psychic Medium and cozy ass girl Katie Surbeck. She's been on Mudlark before and things are looking a bit different for her these days. We dig into the shifts and changes that have taken place for her here today!We talk about:BreakupsBuilding self-trustEmotional abuse and gaslighting Romancing yourselfLearning to be alone againChanneled writingAll the practices that are bringing her home to herselfBeing intentionally singleSeeing ghostsThe connection between love and $$$$Katie has become a dear friend and as I say in the show, she is such an old lady in a young woman body and it's one of my favorite things about her. She is WISE and I can't wait for you to learn from her.This episode is perfect for anyone navigating a breakup or for anyone who knows someone who is. Beautiful takeaway tips and some fun ghosty musings.Please Support our Sponsors >> SHOP COCOGLOWEnter code MUDLARK at checkout to receive 20% off your order

Today I'm talking to Marcy Amato about how to build confidence and competence. Marcy Amaro, is an educator, speaking expert, podcaster, and empowerment coach who has been working with new entrepreneurs and business owners for nearly three decades. As a coach and mentor, she helps her clients find the confidence and develop the skills necessary to refine their voice and increase their impact through public speaking. Video, podcasting, live events, and other speaking engagements are the fastest and most effective way to scale your business and increase your impact. Marcy can help you find, hone, and leverage your voice for both impact AND income! In this episode, you'll learn about how to build confidence and comptence as well as...   Marcy's definition of confidence The concept 'From Unconscious Incompetence to Unconscious Competence' The correlation between responsibility and confidence Actionable first steps would you recommend for someone who is struggling with self-doubt, lack of confidence, or imposter syndrome And so much more Marcy's Resources   Marcy's Website Connect with Marcy on: LinkedIn Instagram Facebook Sarah's Resources Watch this episode on Youtube (FREE) Sarah's One Page Marketing Plan (FREE) Sarah Suggests Newsletter (FREE) The Humane Business Manifesto (FREE) Gentle Confidence Mini-Course Marketing Like We're Human - Sarah's book The Humane Marketing Circle Authentic & Fair Pricing Mini-Course Podcast Show Notes We use Descript to edit our episodes and it's fantastic! Email Sarah at sarah@sarahsantacroce.com Thanks for listening!   After you listen, check out Humane Business Manifesto, an invitation to belong to a movement of people who do business the humane and gentle way and disrupt the current marketing paradigm. You can download it for free at this page. There's no opt-in. Just an instant download. Are you enjoying the podcast?  The Humane Marketing show is listener-supported—I'd love for you to become an active supporter of the show and join the Humane Marketing Circle. You will be invited to a private monthly Q&A call with me and fellow Humane Marketers -  a safe zone to hang out with like-minded conscious entrepreneurs and help each other build our business and grow our impact.  — I'd love for you to join us! Learn more at humane.marketing/circle Don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes or on Android to get notified for all my future shows and why not sign up for my weekly(ish) "Sarah Suggests Saturdays", a round-up of best practices, tools I use, books I read, podcasts, and other resources. Raise your hand and join the Humane Business Revolution. Warmly, Sarah Imperfect Transcript of the show We use and love Descript to edit our podcast and provide this free transcript of the episode. And yes, that's an affiliate link. Marcy: [00:00:00] Hi, Marcy. So good to  Sarah: see you and good to hang out with you. We're actually doing a double episode. Wonderful. My show. And then I'm gonna.  Marcy: To your show as well. So really excited to be. Yeah, I'm really excited. I'm really excited. Thank you.  Sarah: So we got to know each other Marcy, because you invited me to a summit. I call it, I, I ended up calling it a cozy summit because I just felt like it was such a cozy atmosphere. I'm not a. Not always a big fan of these huge summits, whether there's like 50 speakers, you know, like it's almost like overwhelming  Marcy: the people who sign up sometimes  Sarah: they're they're good value. But anyway, I liked yours. It was very cozy. And thank you. And authentic, because that was also the, the topic the, of, of this summit. So being authentic in business and, and visibility and all that. So we really connected on that authentic level. And I thought, well, I need to [00:01:00] have you on my show, not to talk about authenticity. , but what we really wanted to talk about is something that you presented to your summit subscribers about this idea of and I have to read it because it's, it's, it's like, it was like a, to how do you call those tongue. Tongue twister, tongue twister. Yeah. Tongue twister. Because it it's, it is from unconscious incompetence to unconscious competence. Yes. So this idea that you go from the incompetence to competence, but from unconscious to, and I actually said it wrong from unconscious to conscious, right.  Marcy: No, it's unconscious to unconscious. Yeah. Unconscious to unconscious. Explain it more in a minute. Yeah. okay.  Sarah: Yeah. So anyway, we're, we're gonna unpack that because I think there's a lot to say about that. But maybe. Before we get into that you call yourself a speaking and empowerment coach. So tell us what the biggest, biggest struggle is for your [00:02:00] clients. What, what did they, what did they come to you  Marcy: for? Most of my clients come to me because they have been trying to build a tribal movement around something that is just a passion of theirs. Something that they truly believe would change the world for the better. But they can't seem to get traction on their message. Like they go back and forth on how to present it, or they might even be terrified of the whole idea of standing in front of other people and talking, even if it's virtually like a lot of people have a lot of apprehension. In fact, public speaking is the number one fear in the world. So they are reallys. Scared or uncomfortable or unsure about how to get their message out there. So what I help them do is hone in on what their real message is. Mm-hmm , I help them gain confidence and empower them in their ability to present that message in a way that resonates with other people. And then I help them launch some sort of platform so that they can actually [00:03:00] deliver their message and make it visible and accessible to the public. So that's what they come to me.  Sarah: Mm sounds wonderful. And you mentioned a term that I think kind of fits with this unconscious incompetence and unconscious competence, which is the word confidence. So. You help your clients with confidence? Tell us mm-hmm, more about how you would define confidence. We talk about confidence a lot here on this podcast, because for, you know, the gentle kind of people, the heart centered entrepreneurs, confidence is a big thing. Yes. So how would you define it? How do you talk about it in your  Marcy: words? My big thing with confidence is we tend to confuse it with self assurance, right? Like most of the time when we talk about wanting to be confident, what we're really looking for is that sense of self assurance that I can stand wherever I'm at and look like I know what I'm doing and where I won't be fidgeting and nervous and unsure about [00:04:00] what I am about to. Right. Mm-hmm mm-hmm so that is more of a self-assurance issue than confidence. In my view, confidence is something that is dependent on the task and on the situation, like we can be completely confident in certain circumstances and completely lack confidence in others. And it's the same person. Right? So when we talk about confidence per se, In my opinion, we're looking more at competence than confidence. And we can talk about that distinction in a minute if you'd like, but it's this idea that. Confidence comes from feeling like we have the skill, the talent, and the ability to perform the particular task that is in front of us. Not necessarily the overall sense of self assurance. Those are two different things in my view. Mm  Sarah: it's interesting. So it, to me, it sounds like. One. So the, the self-assurance is kind of like definitely this inner work to, you know, that you can work on [00:05:00] to get self-assurance and then the confidence, the way you define it is more like, well, get competent and then you will feel more con.  Marcy: Fit confidence. It does feel like we're doing a tongue twister, right? yes. And there are different, and there are different elements to this piece of confidence. Right. And I think that they all somehow intertwine and stem from competence in what we will unpack in a minute, but it comes from. Competence right from the commitment on actually achieving whatever it is that you're trying to achieve. And from as assuming responsibility right for that task or that end result. So when I know that I'm not a victim to whatever's happening around me, that I am responsible for the results I produce when I am committed. To getting to that result. And I am developing the confidence to get to that result. I mean, the competence, there's no way I cannot be confident in doing what I'm about to do. Does that make sense? Mm mm-hmm mm-hmm  Sarah: so you brought in another word [00:06:00] that's responsibility and so , well, I think it's time that we unpack your, your concept from unconscious incompetence to unconscious competence so that we. Kind of place these different terms at the right places. So tell us all about  Marcy: absolutely. And it might get a little tricky there for a minute. So I'll go a little slowly at the beginning. So there are four levels in this transition, and this is not a concept that I came up with. This is something that I've learned throughout my study of leadership and it begins with whatever. What we want to accomplish whatever skill we want to be confident in or whatever we want to do. We typically start at the unconscious incompetence level, which means that we don't know what we don't. Right. So we are unsure of what it even entails. We might know that we want to do something with it. We might know that it's important. We might have a preliminary definition of what it is, but we don't know all the skills that are involved. We [00:07:00] don't know what we should research. We don't even know where to start. Right. So that's the unconscious incompetent piece from that we move to conscious incompetence, which means that now we are aware of everything that we Don. So we've all been in the, in the space, right. Where we are trying to get better at something, whatever it might be. And we start looking into it and then we realize, oh, wait a minute, like, let's use business for instance, wait a minute. I thought I could just start a business, but I need to learn about marketing. And I need to know about copywriting and I need to know about audiences and I need to know about promotion and I need to know about offers and, and we start unpacking all the different things that are involved in it. And suddenly we're really conscious of everything that we don't. So we get into the space, usually of feeling a little bit of overwhelmed and of feeling like, do I really need to know all of this and feeling this big because we realize how little we actually know about the enterprise that we just started. And that's that level of conscious incompetence. Mm-hmm as we start. [00:08:00] Just diving into all that research. Then we move into conscious competence, which is when we are able to do the thing. So we know what we need to do, but we need to be very conscious and very aware of every step involved in the process. So that's when we might need to rely on checklists or we might need to rely on scripts, or we might need to do get a little hand holding from someone that's gonna walk us through the process. Right. So we can do it. We're able to perform, but we still need eight and resources to help us through because we're very conscious of every little step that we need to do. Right. And then we finally get to that level of unconscious competence, which is when we are so competent in that skill, that it becomes second nature. It's in our body language, it's in everything we do, it becomes part of who we are. We don't have to think about it. We. Do it, and it becomes so ingrained in who we are and what we do that [00:09:00] sometimes we even forget that we went through that entire process and it becomes something that we take for granted. Mm-hmm because it's so. Comfortable. And it's so easy and we are so confident in doing it that we don't even have to think about it. So those are the stages.  Sarah: Mm. Yeah. I love that. And when you presented it, you kind of had this these steps, right. Like of a staircase and we were you you're going up. I have a bunch of follow up questions and, and maybe also kind. Playing devil's advocate about the last stage, but let me start with the, the idea of the word incompetence to me. It has kind of, you know, has this negative aftertaste in my mouth, Sinai. I think it's just natural and human to not want to be incompetent. So is it always a bad thing to be incompetent? Marcy: Not even a little bit. And actually , there's this saying in my world, embrace the suck. I don't know if you've heard that before. Mm-hmm but embrace the fact that [00:10:00] everybody starts sucking and I hate that word, but. I mean, it is what it is. We all start bad at whatever it is that we're doing something. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And the thing is once we understand all those terms that we usually assign a negative connotation to us neutral. Right. So there's nothing good or bad unless you interpret it as good or bad. Yes. Can we all agree on that? So if we agree on that, then we can see that incompetence simply means that we are not yet competent. So that means there's a lot of room for growth and for improvement. Right? Right. And if we embrace this idea that we need to be lifelong learners, then every time we recognize an area of unconscious incompetence, We should get excited about the prospect of eventually becoming competent. If it's something that really resonates with us, or that is important to us, right? Mm-hmm , there are areas in life that I will always want to be incompetent in. Right. There are things that I just have absolutely no interest in learning. At all [00:11:00] whatsoever, like I have no interest in learning how to play football. I have no interest, you know, there are certain things that I'm just not interested in and you as well. So it's okay to recognize that those are areas of incompetence. And even as we build businesses, or even as we grow our movements, It's important to recognize those areas of incompetence and be honest with ourselves about whether that is something that we want to build the competence in, or if it's something that we simply want to get alongside someone else who is competent at it, who gets passion from it, who loves it. And then partner with that person because that's part of the beauty. I think of what you propose as humane and gentle marketing, right. Is we don't have to know it all. We can be in collaboration with other people and that expands our ability to be competent.  Sarah: Yeah. Or, or even just. Not do it at all. Like I'm thinking of, you know, the social media things. Well, I'm definitely incompetent on Instagram and I could partner with someone who's [00:12:00] competent. But maybe I just don't want to so I can also absolutely say, you know, not for me it's okay. That I I'm. Absolutely. I'm not there. Yeah. Yeah. I really appreciate you saying that. And then the other end of the spectrum is the, the, the unconscious competence where. You know, sometimes it's also good to still have that beginner's mind all the time. Right. And, and I think you kind of hinted at it's like this risk of feeling super competent and then maybe start lacking. Is it like slacking a little bit and not doing the preparation you need to do or. Or just not expand your thinking and, and your learning. Have you seen that as well?  Marcy: Yeah. And not only that and I, I will touch on what you just said, but I would add to that the layer of I very often have clients who come to me with this. Belief that they don't have anything special to offer the marketplace. Like there's nothing unique about them at [00:13:00] all. And that stems from being so deeply into unconscious competence, that they can't even recognize their talents anymore. Right. Like they're, they come so naturally to them that they don't see it as something special, but what is. An unconsciously competent area for you is most likely something that somebody else is having a hard time with or wanting to learn more about mm-hmm so there's two dangers to this area of unconscious competence. And I will tell you in a second, what I believe the solution to that is, but it's like you mentioned is first getting really LA lack about it and being all like, oh, it's fine. I don't need to worry about it, cuz I'm just so good at it. Don't need to grow anymore. I don't need to worry about it anymore. And on the other side, becoming so disattached from it, right? That you don't even recognize it as a talent or an ability or a value that you can bring to the marketplace anymore. Right? So my solution to that [00:14:00] is always room for growth, no matter where you're at and to develop what It's called and I forget the lady's name right now, but I will think of it a learner's mindset. Right? So it's just this idea of always being in a position to learn more, to grow more, to see. And a lot of that has to do with the environment that you surround yourself with and the networking and the connections that you make. Right? Because as you get in touch with others who are also really competent in certain areas, you start to realize, oh wait, I never thought of it that way. Or I never saw it this way, or I never. Experimented with doing it that way. And you start to see that there's always even more room for growth. Mm-hmm .  Sarah: Yeah. At the same time, when I think about, you know, marketing and humane marketing, I'm, I'm kind of like, if I always look somewhere else, then I also kind of lose my own way again. so it, it really is a, yeah. You need to find the balance where it's like, okay. I do always. [00:15:00] Get, you know, inspiration from others and see what others do and keep learning. And yet. You know, stay in my own on my own lane and say, no, this is how I'm gonna do it without necessarily being influenced how other people do it. So it really is that yeah. Balance that you need to find for  Marcy: yourself. And I think that that's where the authenticity piece comes in. When you really know who you are and you really are in tune and aligned with your values, there are certain things that you're going to see others do that are immediately going to cause a resistance in the sense of no, that doesn't sound like me or that doesn't look like something I would venture into. And it's trusting that, right? Like there are certain levels of resistance where you need to step into it and just risk it because that's where your next level of growth is. But there are certain things that are just so against. Your nature against who you really are. That just that resistance is saving you from being inauthentic from stepping outside of your values or of your vision. So [00:16:00] it's being really aware and I think both you and I agree in that the very first step in anything that we endeavor has to be complete awareness, right. And so being 100% aware, What your limitations and your boundaries are and being, almost maniacal about not giving up your boundaries and not giving up your authenticity and your integrity. I think that that's where the, the balance is found.  Sarah: Yeah. Yeah. I'm so glad. Glad you're bringing this up. This reminds me of a, a story that I wanted to share about, you know,  Marcy: my own  Sarah: realization of these things that you were like, oh, that other people are doing this. Like recently I looked that into book marketing because somebody approached me on LinkedIn about book marketing. I'm like, well, yeah, I guess I could do more. The book and, you know, market the, and so I was like, okay, let's get on a zoom call and have a conversation about this. And then the minute, you know, this [00:17:00] guy started to, because I asked him specific questions, what are you gonna do? How are you gonna do it? And he's like, oh, I'm just posting on social media. I'm like, whoa. You know, tell me, tell me more, tell me details. And he's like, oh, I'm just gonna post it on different groups. And I'm like, something's fishy here. I think, you know, this is not, this is not gonna work out. but yet the ego was telling me, oh, this is gonna be good. You know, this is gonna mean more readers. And, and then, and then the, I guess the. The integrity kicked in and said, said, watch out. Something's not right here. And, and so, yeah. Yeah, it's, it's interesting to, you know, still, still expose yourselves to maybe opportunities and things of growth and at the same time realize, okay, you know, This was not that thing that would work for me. Yeah.  Marcy: And, and also being gentle with ourselves in the sense of understanding that we evolve. Right. [00:18:00] Yeah. And so very often we start businesses or ventures with an idealistic view of what we are going to create. Mm-hmm based on. This dream imaginary utopian world that we created in our heads before we dove into what it really is. Right. Right. But as we're exposed to the reality of how things tend to operate out there, we evolve. And that's just the truth. Right? Sometimes we find ourselves going, oh, wait a minute. Maybe I can explore this, or maybe I should do that. Or we see ourselves shift. From one perspective to the next. And it's important to be gentle with ourselves and have grace with ourselves in understanding that if we are to move on this for the long term, then we are going to evolve and we are going to shift and we are going to change. So be open to listening, but also be honest with yourself as to whether this is too much of a compromise to your integrity or not, right? Like, yeah, [00:19:00] you might not. Been in a position right now to say yes to that, but maybe you'll think back on it and maybe, maybe not, maybe you'll think back on it in a few months or a year, and you'll be like, you know what, now I'm willing to explore it a little bit more. Mm-hmm and knowing that that's okay. Right. So we shift, we evolve with change and the only way we can know where we want to go and where we don't is by being open enough to examine what's out there and then seeing whether it resonates with us or. Yeah.  Sarah: Yeah. When you were talking about this journey from incompetence to competence, I was thinking about my own journey, for example, with what came up was the webinars that back in the days I would, I remember I would have, you know, the webinar slides and then I would print out, or I know I would ask a friend for some cardboard. Kind of, because her husband works in a printing shop. And so I would get these print these cardboards and really map out every single slide, what I was gonna say. And, and then I would practice it like, you know, [00:20:00] at least two times go through the whole thing, see how much time I needed for each. And yeah, it was like a big deal every time. Right. I was like, no, I, I don't feel confident if I don't practice, practice, practice, and. That being said, I still do that with the podcast. I like to write a lot of things out you know, for the intro and outro and like a lot of it is still in writing. Because I think it gives me confidence, but it also just, that's how I process my thoughts. And, and so I'm curious if you have an example of something. Oh, and then I didn't share that now in the workshops that I'm giving, I just have bullet points maybe, and you know, a bunch of things on the slide. But I do feel like I'm in that zone of unconscious competence, where I don't need to have any script or anything. So I'm curious what it was for you, where you could really see that journey that you went from.  Marcy: A to Z, you know, [00:21:00] for me, sorry for me, it's more about the copy because I am a literature major. Mm-hmm like, that's what I studied in school. So I was taught a very formulaic framework for how to write mm-hmm , but that's a very different type of writing than copywriting. So every time I'm doing anything that relates to copy, I tend to still, to this day, second, guess myself and read it and reread it a million times. And you know, so my process has been. To find a sweet spot where I can write and trust myself, that what I wrote is what needs to get out there and just sending it be before I have a, a chance to just second guess myself too much. Right, right. And backtrack on it too much. So I've developed certain things that help me. Like, for example, if I'm writing copy for an email broadcast, I actually open my personal email and I open a new message on there and I type it. Like I'm typing a message to a friend on my email. That puts my [00:22:00] mind at ease that I'm not writing. Copy. I'm writing an email to a friend and I'm just sharing all this information with a friend mm-hmm and then I've gotten into the habit of just copy paste, maybe bold, then highlight a couple of things and just hit send before you have a chance to think too much about it, right? Yeah. that's usually what works actually. Yeah. When it comes to copy for my website and for landing pages and things like that, I've gotten in the habit of recording it because I feel very C. Speaking mm-hmm . That is something that I have unconscious competence about. I can speak off the cuff about pretty much anything that's in my wheelhouse. And so when I want to present an idea on a landing page or a website or whatever it may be, or an ad, I record it. And then I go back over what I said, or I just transcribe it, fix it a little bit and just post it and trust that what I said is what I meant to say. And so those are two areas in which I've really worked on, figuring out how to get from unconscious incompetence to on the conscious competence. And I still struggle a little bit with them because of my background. And [00:23:00] it's just letting go a little bit of my prior training and just focusing on what I wanna say.  Sarah: Yeah. Those are great tips. I, I love the idea of just writing it in Gmail or Yahoo or whatever, and then copying it over, cuz it really feels like, oh, I'm just writing this to a friend. So you don't get into that. Oh, I, you know, have to send out this professional sounding email, which then doesn't come over as being authentic.  Marcy: Yeah, exactly. And I actually got that idea from Amy Yama and she's a mentor and she's amazing. And we were talking about it once, how I was not getting the engagement from my email list that I was hoping for mm-hmm and she said, well, walk me through your process. Mm-hmm . And I was like, well, I sit down and, and she's like, okay, that's the first issue right there. think about how we can make this feel to you. Like, you're just chatting with a friend and then everything else will come together. And so she's the one that gave me that idea. So you, me,  Sarah: yeah. Wonderful. We kind of skipped over the responsibility terms, so [00:24:00] let's go back to that. How, how does that, so how does the responsibility and confidence, what do they have to do together?  Marcy: Okay. So one of the things that I have found in my own work with myself and in working with clients is that if we ha have any kind of victimized view in terms of what we're doing and the results we're getting. That gives us a back door. So that gives us an excuse or a justification for not trying for not doing and for not reaching. Right. So the more we can move away from that into responsibility, the more confidence we can develop in the fact that whatever result we're getting is within our control. So if we don't like it, we can fix it. Right. And there are two elements that fall into that element of responsibility. One is the accountability piece, which is knowing that. Get to own my actions and the results of those actions. And I get to just [00:25:00] take the consequences and, or the rewards, right. So it's not up to anybody else. I'm not looking to blame anybody else. I'm not looking to justify anything. Did I do what I said I was gonna do? Yes or no. And why? And then I get to own it. And that helps me shift if I need to. So that the next time I do get to the result. Right. And the other piece that goes into the responsibility issue is this idea of self-regulation, which is knowing how far I'm willing to go. Right. So, Understanding that it might take a little while that it might not happen right away, that I might need to risk certain things that I might need to give up some comforts or some things that are nice for me, if I'm really working towards this particular field or this particular result. Right. So if I can assume ownership, which is the accountability piece and also. Regulate myself in understanding that there will be some sacrifices, probably that there will be some things that I get to do [00:26:00] differently or that I get to shift. Then I am in full responsibility and I can shift the confidence lever because I understand that whatever the end result is is up to me. It's not to not up to anything else or anybody else. The circumstances are not to blame. The people are not to blame. It's just me. What am I willing to do? And how far am I willing to go?  Sarah: I just love that piece. So much of the responsibility. And I have not heard it before in the context of, of confidence. And I think it's all there. It's that that's, that's really it. And, and I'm not blaming people who are lacking that responsibility piece. I'm blaming. You know, I'm blaming the whole online system, really the online gurus and, and the way we've been treating clients and subscribers and et cetera, et cetera, because we've taken the power away from clients. And so no [00:27:00] wonder. They felt like they were, could just give up responsibility. Let me show you how I, my webinar made a million dollars in three weeks. Here are the three steps. Right? Well, great. Yeah. I don't have to take responsibility. You're just gonna spoon feeded me the information and off I go. And, and then of course they fall into the victim because it's not working. so. That responsibility piece is so it's so important. And, and I think we really need to talk about it more. Yeah, things don't I think it, it goes together with this idea of things. Don't just come easy. You, the, it takes work to go from incompetence to competence and the confidence piece fits in there as well. So yeah, you do have to take responsibility, but that also means that us. You know, the leaders or the entrepreneurs have to be willing to share the [00:28:00] responsibility or give the responsibility back. That's really what I'm trying to do in the humane marketing circle. I'm saying, look, look, I'm not your guru. I'm not gonna teach you step by step things and tutorials and whatever. Yeah, I'm, I'm wanting to work with responsible human beings. Right? I don't. Do you see any examples where, where that is really addressed?  Marcy: Well, I think as COVID has shifted the way we do business online, because it has become such a, such an integral part of everything that we do. Right. So, right. Everybody now has some knowledge of how online works. Period. Mm-hmm right. Yeah. So I think as the world has shifted because of everything that we went through with COVID, people are becoming more and more savvy and more aware of those red flags, right? Like everything starts just sounding alarms around this idea of right. Yeah. You can do it in 90 days or [00:29:00] no, you can do it in three steps or no, you can do it in whatever. And there is a piece to. Marketing in general, where we want our clients to feel like they have what it takes to do it. Right. But I think the danger comes in oversimplifying or over promising. Right. Right. And that happens too much still. Mm-hmm I know I've had the experience of signing up for $10,000 programs that promised me six figures in 90 days. And I went through the program. I did what I was supposed to do. Did not get the six figures in 90 days. And then when I went to talk to the guru or the person in charge, they were like, no, you didn't do it exactly the way I told you to do it. So there's always, I don't know. There's always a, a. A touchy element to that. Right. And there's, again, a balance that we want to achieve because nobody's going to sign up for something where they feel like it's impossible to achieve. No. [00:30:00] Yeah. But, but we also need to be clear on the fact that, well, you know, if you put in the work. When effectively applied, then this is the end result you can work towards. Yeah. But I can't guarantee when or how, because that depends on your effort. So putting it back on the client in that sense, I think it's important. And I think we're doing a little bit. Better a little bit at that since COVID because like I said, people are just overloaded. Everybody has a summit, everybody has a webinar, everybody has a challenge. Everybody has a, something that we're offering for free with these big promises. And then they see themselves signing on and not getting the results and wondering, okay, where was the missing piece? Yeah. And I think a big, a big part of the missing piece. Like I think every. Single person who's promoting has the, I believe. And I want to believe that has the intention of helping the people produce the result. I think the missing link is in giving the other person, the client, the [00:31:00] responsibility piece and helping them understand that look, these steps will work to the extent that you do mm-hmm so I'm gonna help you work them, but you have to work them. Yeah.  Sarah: Yeah. It's so interesting. I, I was recently on a, a prepo call where the, the lady was, you know, basically asking me what five steps can you share? And I'm like, I don't really work in five steps. Like it's a lot about finding what works for you. And, and so she's like, no, no, no, but I can help you nail it down. Just gimme five steps. And I'm like, you know what? I think, I think this is not gonna work because my audience. Or, or your audience is trained with these five steps and they're not gonna respond to what I'm, you know, ready to share. So I think it's it's yeah, it really, to me, it is about empowering the client and making sure that people understand. These were all scams. You [00:32:00] know, we it's the exception. If you really do make a six figure business business in 90 days, and then kind of coming down more back to the reality of things, but we kind of got off track. So let's go back to, to our because we could talk about. About that stuff for hours, right? Yeah. So kind of maybe to, to wrap up, what, what actionable first steps would you recommend for someone who is struggling with, you know, this confidence piece, where would, where would they start?  Marcy: All right. So like I said before, I believe everything starts with clear awareness, like full and complete awareness. So the first actionable step I would suggest anybody is be 100% crystal clear on what the end result is that you're trying to produce what it is that you want to get yourself and your clients too. Achieve. Right. So once you know exactly where it is that you get [00:33:00] to go where it is that you want to end up, then you can kind of backwards plan, right. And figure out, okay, what do I need to do? But when you have the end result in mind and you're crystal clear on what that end result is, then you can start. Laying out. Okay. What are these areas that I would need to touch on that I'm really not competent in that I'm really not confident about? And where can I go to start building that conscious incompetence? Where can I go to start researching and looking for what I need to work on, what I get to improve upon so that I eventually get to that confide. Piece. Right. If you're looking specifically at, for example, my clients who work on public speaking I first and foremost is like, okay, what kind of platform do you want? Do you want to actually speak in front of life? Audiences? Is that your end goal? Because if that is your end goal, then we need to. Start working on your physiology right away. And that's something that a lot of people don't think about when they're thinking about public speaking, they think about [00:34:00] message and how to structure their talk and, and all that is part of it. But if that is your end result, we need to start with how you stand, how you breathe, how you position your body, so that you are more confident in front of that audience, or look more self assured, which is what they really are looking for. Mm-hmm so again, it just depends on what your end result. Is what it is that you're looking to achieve. And once you're crystal clear on that, then figuring out, okay, what things do I need to be competent in, in order to feel confident at that end result? Hmm. Yeah.  Sarah: So good. And I, I, I would assume that not a lot of people think that way and it it's funny. We just recently at dinner at the dinner table, we looked up the seven habits of highly effective people from steam co. And, and that is actually one of them start with the end in mind. And so that's. Pretty much what you're saying here is like, yeah. Well look at what you want to achieve and then step by step, work up your confidence level to, to get [00:35:00] there. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. This has been wonderful. Thank you so much for thank you. Coming on to the humane marketing podcast, please do share with people where they can find out more about you and your work. And I believe you also have a, a download for people to go to.  Marcy: Yeah. So as we are speaking, my website is in reconstruction, but within, by the end of the week, you can go to Marcy maro.com and just look up more information, or you can find me on Instagram or LinkedIn, just search Marcy Maro. And I will come on the only one with gray hair. So the, the only Marc CMR with the gray hair. And yes, I have downloadable to share with you. I will share the link with Sarah, so she can share it with you guys. Showing me because it's a little bit tricky since my website is down, but it is a downloadable of the tough talks checklist, which is just a checklist that walks you through how to have tough conversations in business and in life so that everybody [00:36:00] involved end up feeling heard, understood, and respected in the process. So wonderful.  Sarah: And I have one last question for you, Marcy, and that is what are you grateful for today or this week?  Marcy: I am grateful for my kids being home. And I've been getting to spend a lot of time with them and I'm grateful for the sunshine and for my little dog that keeps me on my toes. she's actually right next to me right now. wonderful.  Sarah: That's great. It's been so fun. Hanging out with you, Marcy. Thank you so  Marcy: much. It's always fun. Hanging out with you. Thank you, Sarah.

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