Podcasts about Slager

In aflevering 26 vertelt Niels Slager - het hoofd jeugdopleiding van JVOZ - de nodige ins en outs over de opleidingsclub, plus wat aardige anekdotes. Presentator Juriën Dam en chef sport Barry van der Hooft zijn z’n tafelgenoten. Eerder dit seizoen werd bekend dat Slager JVOZ na zo’n twintig jaar gaat verlaten. Maar staat dat besluit nog wel zo vast? Hij vertelt over de goede dingen binnen de jeugdopleiding - zoals de samenwerking met Feyenoord - maar spreekt bijvoorbeeld ook zijn zorg uit over nog niet verlengde contracten. Het gaat ook over vroegere talenten die tegenwoordig wel mooie contracten in het profvoetbal hebben, maar ook over spelers die tegenwoordig op de golfbaan staan in plaats van op het voetbalveld. Een eventuele transfer van Oranje-international Jan Paul van Hecke zou JVOZ komende zomer een enorme financiële boost kunnen geven. Hoe zou Slager dat geld het liefst willen besteden? En waarom zou het voor de drie oprichters van JVOZ (Dennis en Gérard de Nooijer en Dolf Roks) enorm gunstig zijn als een transfer van ‘JP’ voor 1 juli 2025 zou plaatsvinden? Ook gaat het nog over Barry’s bekeravondje bij Walcheren, de vuurpijlen van VCK, het rumoer rond transfers en over de absolute held van het weekend: Bruse Boys-doelman Kenneth Boogerd, die liefst drie penalty’s stopte.Support the show: https://krant.nlSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steven war mit seiner Fußballmannschaft im Trainingslager. Im All-Inclusive-Hotel. Mit kostenlosem Alkohol. Mal schauen, was mehr trainiert wurde - Fußball, oder die Leber?

Slager og tro er på spil i denne afsnit af 'The X-Files', hvor Mulder og Scully tager til Tennesse for at efterforske en ung mands mystiske død af ... utallige slangebid. Vi har i denne episode besøg af tegnefilms-dubber og stemmeinstruktør Sonny Lahey, som bl.a. også er kendt for podcasten 'Moviebox', hvor han er medvært. 0:00:00 Intro 0:16:24 - Trivia 0:30:02 - Gennemgang 1:34:39 - Foxy Moment 1:36:50 - Vurdering

Het wordt steeds beter zichtbaar dat ook de Kamerleden zelf worstelen met al het rood vlees dat steeds de politieke arena in gegooid wordt. Zowel van de oppositie als van coalitie. Dat krijg je, als je een slager in het centrum van de macht zet. Door die positie kun je de stukken rond geslingerd vlees niet langer negeren. Omdat ze tegenwoordig burgemeesters en andere instituties kunnen raken. Dat de PVV het staatsnoodrecht weigert op te geven, om het strengste asielbeleid ooit via een spoedwet te regelen. Dat zou natuurlijk gezichtsverlies zijn, omdat Geert Wilders er ongelooflijk hard op gehamerd heeft. Tegelijk toont het ook het gebrek aan zelfvertrouwen in de beloofde 'dragende motivering'. Die zal de asielcrisis kennelijk niet zo helder zichtbaar maken, dat de rest van de Kamer die crisis wel móet erkennen. Verder deze week: Wat Dick Schoof heeft afgekeken van Mark Rutte over hoe je premier kunt zijn. D66-Kamerlid Anne-Marijke Podt over potgrond (en mestkelders). Deze aflevering is gemaakt door Lydia van Rooijen, Mats Akkerman, Leendert Beekman en Mark BeekhuisSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In deze aflevering hebben we weer een heel interessant extra blokje te gast in Steengoed. Annelies heeft namelijk een Bricklink shop genaamd Create at 8 en handelt daar in losse LEGO®-steentjes. Wat levert dat op? Is dat leuk? Hoe werkt dat? Welke blokjes zijn populair? Wie bestelt er nou zo'n los blokje? Hoe ziet je huis eruit als je zoveel blokjes hebt? We vragen haar het hemd van het lijf en gelukkig deelt Annelies al haar geheimen en verhalen met ons.Besproken sets en andere shownotes kun je vinden op steengoed.show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How God is using ballets about faith to reach non-Christians, how to not undersell the power of the Holy Spirit at work, and Jordan's favorite This Is Us scene that powerfully illustrates the gospel.Links Mentioned:Julianna Rubio SlagerJulianna Rubio Slager (5:8 Ballet)Julianna Rubio Slager on LinkedInJulianna Rubio Slager on InstagramJulianna Rubio Slager on Linktr.eeBallet 5:8Julianna Slager (Co-founder of Ballet 5:8 2019)The School of American BalletBallet MagnificatKathy Thibodeaux on LinkedInAll God's ChildrenOlivier MessiaenMakoto FujimuraSlow ProductivityThis Is UsSteve CussManaging Leadership Anxiety: Yours and TheirsRedeeming Your Time: 7 Biblical Principles for Being Purposeful, Present, and Wildly ProductiveJordan Raynor

Show Description: Join Tim and Slager in this episode as they share personal experiences, career updates, and insightful discussions that inspire both personal and professional growth. Slager's chance meeting with an old friend at a cigar bar sparks a conversation about the value of unexpected connections. Slager prepares for the upcoming Murph event at CrossFit Lupos, highlighting the necessary prep work. Tim celebrates his first Moneyball pickleball tournament win and reflects on the lessons learned. He also shares his excitement about a new pickleball instructor opportunity at Chatham Hills and his goals for expanding his network. The episode provides valuable tips for navigating a competitive job market and creative strategies to boost visibility. Slager updates on his business, focusing on niche content and sports. They discuss Chris Voss's "Don't Split the Difference," applying the Ackerman Model for negotiating a rent decrease. Tim shares insights from "Ikigai," exploring the secret to a long life. Tune in for practical advice and inspiration to reach your highest potential. Special Offer from Our Sponsor: Enhance your focus and energy with Magic Mind's 2-oz shots. Visit MagicMind.com/OffTheDome20 or use code "OffTheDome20" at checkout for 20% off your path to elevated mental health. Show Notes: Introduction & Unexpected Encounters - 2:30 - 5:30: Slager recounts a run-in with an old friend at a cigar bar, illustrating how unexpected encounters can lead to exhilarating conversations and new perspectives. Weather Changes & Iced Coffee - 5:30 - 12:30: The Midwest weather is changing, prompting a discussion about their favorite times of the year and the refreshing switch to iced coffee. Preparing for the Murph Event - 12:30 - 17:30: Slager shares details about the upcoming Murph event at CrossFit Lupos and the type of preparation required for such a demanding workout. Tim's Pickleball Tournament Win - 17:30 - 22:30: Tim recaps his first Moneyball pickleball tournament win, discussing the key lessons learned and the importance of continuous improvement. New Pickleball Instructor Opportunity - 22:30 - 25:00: Tim talks about his new opportunity as a pickleball instructor at Chatham Hills and his goals for working with a new network of people. Navigating a Competitive Job Search - 25:00 - 33:30: Tim provides tips for navigating a challenging competitive job search landscape, sharing creative strategies to boost visibility and stand out. Slager's Business Updates - 33:30 - 46:45: Slager updates on his business, focusing on getting more niche with his content and sports focus, and the benefits of a targeted approach. Book Talk: "Don't Split the Difference" - 46:45 - 53:15: Slager discusses Chris Voss's "Don't Split the Difference," highlighting the Ackerman Model for negotiating a rent decrease after being informed of an increase. Book Talk: "Ikigai" - 53:15 - End: Tim shares insights from "Ikigai," exploring the secrets to a long and fulfilling life, and how the Japanese concept can inspire us to live with purpose and joy.

De coronapandemie en de Russische inval in Oekraïne drukten de Europese Unie met de neus op de feiten: voor cruciale grondstoffen en producten is Europa extreem afhankelijk van andere landen. De tekorten aan mondkapjes en microchips, de afhankelijkheid van Russisch gas of van materialen voor de energietransitie uit China brachten kwetsbaarheden aan de oppervlakte. Strategische autonomie werd zo het nieuwe buzzword in Brussel. Samen met Harriët Slager, lobbyist in Brussel voor scheepsbouwer Damen Shipyards, en Simon Van Dorpe, onderzoeksjournalist bij FTM's Bureau Brussel, kijken we naar de ontwikkelingen op het gebied van de Europe First-strategie. In welke gevallen is een meer protectionistische koers slim? En wanneer doen beschermende regels en subsidies voor Europese bedrijven meer kwaad dan goed?

Show Description: Join Tim and Slager as they sit down with Adam Weber, the Chief Evangelist at 15Five, a performance management platform focused on driving business results. Adam's journey began as a pastor, leading a church at just 25 years old, before venturing into the corporate world and finding success in sales. He transitioned into entrepreneurship by co-founding Bluebridge Digital, a mobile app platform, and Emplify, an employee engagement measurement platform, both of which he successfully exited. In this episode, Adam shares his unique perspective on leadership, the evolution of workplace culture, and building high-performing teams. He also reflects on his journey through the sale of two companies, the future of work, and his current role as host of the HR Superstars podcast. Tune in for a biographical journey through Adam's career and insights on effective leadership. Show Notes: Introduction and Pastoral Beginnings (5:30 - 7:45): Adam Weber reflects on his early career as a pastor, leading a church at the age of 25. He shares insights into the leadership lessons learned from his pastoral role. Corporate Sales to Entrepreneurship (7:45 - 10:30): From his first corporate sales job, Adam realized he was capable of more. An opportunity to start a mobile app company, Bluebridge Digital, marked his transition into entrepreneurship. Blueprints for Success and Leadership (10:30 - 13:00): Adam discusses the characteristics of his first business partner that led to Bluebridge's success. He also shares how they defined their roles and responsibilities to ensure smooth business operations. Leadership Lessons from Ministry to Business (16:30 - 20:30): Lessons learned from his time as a pastor informed Adam's leadership style and public speaking abilities. He reveals how these skills translated into his entrepreneurial journey and current role. Content Creation and Public Speaking (20:30 - 23:00): Adam discusses his current work as a content creator, public speaker, and podcast host, emphasizing how he's building on his existing expertise while continually learning and sharing new insights. Learning and Growing (23:00 - 28:00): Adam shares his approach to learning and developing content, and then turns the discussion toward Tim and Slager, as they share how 5 years of podcasting have enriched their understanding of their craft. The Four-Day Workweek Debate (28:00 - 33:00): Addressing the topic of a four-day workweek, Adam offers his perspective on its potential to enhance performance management and the evolving workplace landscape. Effective Conversations and Feedback (33:00 - 42:30): Adam dives into best practices for conversations between managers and newly onboarded employees. He details the importance of feedback and how to ensure it's received positively. Journey Through Emplify (42:30 - 49:30): Adam shares his experience transitioning to Emplify, highlighting two surprising findings from employee engagement surveys conducted by the company. Navigating the Sale of Two Companies (49:30 - 55:30): Adam discusses the emotional journey of selling two companies, comparing his experiences and challenges during each sale. Life at 15Five (55:30 - 1:05:15): Adam outlines his role at 15Five post-acquisition, sharing insights from his work on the HR Superstars podcast. Scaling Bluebridge (1:05:15 - 1:08:30): Adam reflects on his experience scaling Bluebridge, focusing on how he maintained composure and leadership during growth phases. Legacy and Impact (1:08:30 - End): Adam concludes with reflections on the legacy he wants to leave and how he aspires to be remembered.

In deze podcast interview ik vader en zoon Slager. Met zo'n achternaam moet je wel bijna slager worden, toch? Naast een winkel hebben zij nu ook een Vleesboerderij. Beide vertellen ze daar enthousiast over.   Hoe belangrijk is transparantie binnen jullie bedrijf en de branche?   Hoe ziet zowel vader als zoon de toekomst? Wat zijn de verschillen tussen vader en zoon ook qua generatie?   Mooi om ook te zien hoe gedreven en gepassioneerd de nieuwe generatie is.   Luister zelf maar!   Contact: Heb je suggesties voor de podcast ‘Passie in de Verswereld' laat het even weten. Wil je zelf of als bedrijf te gast zijn in deze podcast? Vraag naar de mogelijkheden. Een bericht kan je op de volgende manieren achter laten: Instagram: stuur een DM naar @passie inde verswereld podcast E-mail: frans@vanerkel.nl LinkedIn: Frans van Erkel Website: www.vanerkelreclame.nl

In deze aflevering bespreken we Mascha's shoppen op marktplaats. Maar we bespreken ook Alfreds dilemma met een cadeau kaart van de slager, de groene Khmer en het boek Dieren Eten van Jonathan Safran Foer. En natuurlijk nog veel meer, dus luister gauw. Groene Mafkezen is een podcast van Mascha Bongenaar, Alfred Slomp en Saúl de Boer. Wil je reageren of een dilemma inzenden? Verstuur je vraag via mascha@duurzamekeuzes.com of alfred@godindesupermarkt.nl. Ook kan je ons een bericht sturen op Instagram: @duurzamekeuzes.com en @groen_met_alfred. INTRO: DUURZAAM NIEUWS * Vlieger helemaal niet goedkoper: https://www.trouw.nl/a-b466642a * Vegetarische pakjes: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C5BB-WUtCtD/?igsh=MTQ5ZzdkcXJuZzZlMw== * Strafbare ecocide: https://environmentjournal.online/climate-change/eu-council-passes-new-ecocide-rules-but-what-does-that-mean/ * Feminisme: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C5A6bFBotoP/?igsh=b3kycGNuejl5MXY0 DUURZAME DILEMMA'S * Duurzame palmolie? https://www.solidaridad.nl/doe-mee/shop-solidair/hoe-het-echt-zit-met-palmolie/ MEDIA TIPS * Dieren Eten van Jonathan Safran Foer * Vogelgriep: https://www.trouw.nl/a-b7039ebb * Correspondent: https://www.instagram.com/p/C5A-sevoBH9/?igh=MTZ hMmF0aHRlczJuaA== DUURZAME ONTDEKKINGEN * Hoe worden noodles gemaakt?: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C32vx9AL7j8/?igsh=MTVidmhpOHdldTE3NA== * Post biologisch voedsel: https://www.instagram.com/p/C5A-sevoBH9/?igh=MTZ hMmF0aHRlczJuaA== * Biologisch voedsel: https://immunologic.substack.com/p/organic-foods-are-not-healthieror?r=58g9p&utm_medium=ios&triedRedirect=true AFRONDING AFRONDING * De Speld over formatie: https://www.instagram.com/p/C4_LnN5rSTf/ COPYRIGHT https://uppbeat.io/track/giulio-fazio/battare-prosciutto License code: YK8SITDVO4ZZ9ZH7 https://uppbeat.io/track/tobias-voigt/roll-with-me License code: ZFUFT8JQOQNMPLCY

Show Description Join Tim and Slager on another engaging episode of Off the Dome Radio, where personal achievements blend with professional insights to inspire our listeners. We kick off with some light-hearted banter on the art of speeding safely, before diving deep into Tim's first 5.0-level pickleball tournament victory and the life lessons it taught him. Slager shares his progress in jiu-jitsu, revealing how martial arts principles are influencing his business strategies, particularly in his nutrition and coaching venture. We also explore practical career tips with Tim, offering listeners a unique advantage in job interviews. Slager weighs in with essential nutrition advice for athletes, while both hosts share transformative insights from their latest reads, "Outwitting the Devil" by Napoleon Hill and "Never Split the Difference" by Chris Voss. This episode is a trove of wisdom for anyone looking to excel personally and professionally. Special Offer from Our Sponsor: Enhance your focus and energy with Magic Mind's 2-oz shots. Visit MagicMind.com/OffTheDome20 (MagicMind.com/OffTheDome20) or use code "OffTheDome20" at checkout for 20% off your path to elevated mental health. Show Notes Intro and Speeding Safely - 2:45-12:45: We begin with an entertaining discussion on speeding, sharing stories and tips on how to navigate the roads with a bit of speed, safely. Pickleball Triumphs - 12:45-26:45: Tim shares his journey to winning his first 5.0-level pickleball tournament, extracting three pivotal takeaways applicable to sports and daily life. Slager's Jiu-Jitsu and Business Update - 26:45-39:15: Slager talks about his latest achievements in jiu-jitsu, the evolution of his approach, and parallels to his strategies in the nutrition/coaching business. Discover why Slager's becoming a celebrated customer at Panera. Career Tips with Tim - 39:15-51:15: Tim dives into career advancement strategies, detailing three standout answers for job interviews that can set you apart in the quest for your dream job. Nutrition and Performance with Slager - 51:15-1:01:30: Slager delivers valuable nutrition tips for optimizing athletic performance, emphasizing the balance between food quality and fitness goals. Book Insights: "Outwitting the Devil" - 1:01:30-1:07:15: Tim discusses "Outwitting the Devil" by Napoleon Hill, exploring the dual mindsets we adopt in decision-making and the path to breakthrough success. Book Insights: "Never Split the Difference" - 1:07:15-End: Slager wraps up with insights from "Never Split the Difference" by Chris Voss, presenting four effective approaches to conflict resolution and negotiation to achieve your desires.

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Show Description: In this episode, join us as we dive into a mix of personal development, professional growth, and unique lifestyle choices. From Tim's exploration of a new pickleball gym to enhance his fitness and networking, to Slager's reflections on a recent jiu-jitsu tournament, this episode is packed with actionable insights. Discover the world's first productivity drink, Magic Mind, and get a peek into Tim's new morning routine he's been doing for the last 6 months. Gain valuable business advice, including a 3-step process to make a significant impact in a new job. Learn fitness and nutrition tips that redefine your relationship with carbs, and dive into enlightening book discussions with takeaways from "Your Next Five Moves" by Patrick Bet-David and "Inner Game of Tennis," providing strategies for mental clarity and stress management. Whether you're seeking to elevate your professional life or personal well-being, this episode offers the tools to help you thrive. Show Notes: Introduction to New Heights with Pickleball - 2:30 - 9:30: Tim shares his excitement about joining a new pickleball gym, focusing on the benefits for his fitness, skills, and networking. Enhancing Morning Routines - 9:30 - 13:30: Tim discusses extending his morning routine to include activities that bring him flow and enjoyment, transforming the start of his day. Magic Mind Review - 13:30 - 19:00: An exploration of Magic Mind, the world's first productivity drink, and how it fits into our daily performance. Slager's Jiu-Jitsu Journey - 19:00 - 28:30: Slager recounts his experience in a jiu-jitsu tournament, sharing key takeaways, improvement areas, and unexpected insights. Business Insights with Tim - 28:30 - 34:30: Quick business updates from Tim, including a crucial 3-step process for making an impactful start in a new job. Rethinking Carbs with Slager - 34:30 - 41:00: Slager offers a fitness/nutrition tip on optimizing carb intake before workouts, promoting carbs as beneficial rather than detrimental. Book Insights: "Your Next Five Moves" - 41:00 - 48:00: Slager dives into Patrick Bet-David's "Your Next Five Moves," focusing on strategies for handling frustration and planning ahead. Tim's Take on "Inner Game of Tennis" - 48:00 - End: Tim shares his top takeaways from "Inner Game of Tennis," including techniques for achieving mental peace and overcoming stress in challenging situations.

Show Description: Join us in Episode 220 of Off the Dome Radio for a journey that blends personal achievements, insightful discussions, and practical wisdom. This episode kicks off with Tim and Colin's holiday recaps, followed by Slager's in-depth preview of his upcoming Jiu-Jitsu tournament. Tim then shares his experiences and key takeaways from his first 5.0 level doubles pickleball tournament. The conversation shifts to a critical review of the Netflix documentary "You Are What You Eat," where Slager dissects the content with a close eye. Tim updates us on his business developments, including enhancing his online presence and introducing new services. He also offers invaluable career tips for those seeking a new path without prior experience. Slager talks about his business progress, including his first employee's performance and his strategic approach to website blogging. Additionally, we dive into Slager's thoughts on "Atomic Habits" by James Clear and Tim's insights on "Ikigai," exploring the concept of continuous self-improvement and finding life's purpose. Tune in for an episode with lessons on growth, strategy, and the pursuit of passion. Show Notes: * Holiday Recaps - 2:45-8:15: Tim and Colin share their holiday experiences, focusing on family time and personal highlights. * Slager's Jiu-Jitsu Tournament Prep - 8:15-17:15: Slager previews his upcoming Jiu-Jitsu tournament, discussing his preparation, practice routines, and diet, along with the strategic mindset required for success. * Tim's Pickleball Tournament Experience - 17:15-27:45: Tim reflects on his first 5.0 level doubles pickleball tournament at the APP Midwest Open, sharing his top three lessons learned and how they contribute to both skill and overall health. * Netflix Documentary Review: "You Are What You Eat" - 27:45-37:45: Slager gives a detailed analysis of the documentary, discussing points of agreement and areas of skepticism regarding the study results. * Tim's Business Updates - 37:45-46:45: Tim talks about enhancing his career coaching business's online presence, new services he's offering, and general business growth strategies. * Career Tips from Tim - 41:30-50:45: Tim provides essential advice for breaking into a new career without prior experience, including practical steps and LinkedIn profile optimization tips. * Slager's Business Insights - 50:45-53:00: Slager updates on his business progress, discussing his first employee's integration into his business, blog strategy for his website, and a sneak peek into the collaborative podcast book project. * Slager's Book Talk: "Atomic Habits" - 53:00-56:15: Slager shares his interpretations of "Atomic Habits" by James Clear, emphasizing the philosophy of improving by 1% every day. * Tim's Book Insights: "Ikigai" - 56:15-1:00:00: Tim explores the concept of "Ikigai," discussing the four essential elements to finding one's purpose and a perspective on retirement.

Show Description: Dive into this episode where we blend personal growth, professional insights, and diverse discussions. We begin with Slager's discovery of Sweet Green, a potential rival to BiBibop, and reflect on the importance of genuine curiosity from our chat with Ryan Danley. Tim shares how he's reshaped Slager's view on diverse opinions, while Slager discusses his strategic approach to wealth management. Tim brings life lessons from his first professional pickleball tournament and updates on his corporate resume project. We also explore networking strategies and Slager's latest writing ventures in the cannabis industry and content creation. The episode concludes with insightful book discussions, exploring Nietzsche's philosophy on walking and reflection, and Gary Vee's "Crush It!" for insights on passion-driven success. Tune in for an episode rich in wisdom and practical advice. *Show Notes: * Introduction - 3:20 - 12:20: We start with Slager's interesting find - a potential rival to BiBibop, Sweet Green, and what this discovery means for our food choices. Reflection on Ryan Danley Episode - 12:20 - 19:05: We revisit episode 214 with Ryan Danley, focusing on the importance of genuine curiosity and understanding the 'why' behind people's thoughts. Changing Perspectives - 19:05 - 22:20: Slager discusses how Tim influenced his views on valuing diverse opinions, particularly from celebrities, and the broader implications of this perspective shift. Wealth Management Strategies - 22:20 - 24:35: Slager talks about his proactive approach to wealth management, focusing on administrative efficiency and structural improvements in his business. Tim's Life Updates - 24:35 - 39:50: Tim shares key insights from his first professional single pickleball tournament, discussing the mental and physical benefits of continuous improvement, the health advantages of working on a skillset for yourself, and the importance of listening to your body. Tim's Business Updates - 39:50 - 52:50: Tim dives into his latest corporate resume project, emphasizing improvements in communication and understanding employee values. He also discusses his business plan formation and competitive advantage. Networking Insights - 52:50 - 59:05: We explore effective strategies for building a personal network and preview our upcoming book discussion. Slager's Business and Life Updates - 59:05 - 1:12:50: Slager updates us on his onboarding process improvements, his work in the cannabis industry, and his methodical approach to content creation. Book Talk - Nietzsche's Insights - 1:12:50 - 1:18:35: We discuss the value of walking and thinking, inspired by Nietzsche, and the benefits of journaling post-walk for idea generation and thought processing. Slager's Book Talk - Gary Vee's "Crush It!" - 1:18:35 - End: Slager shares his takeaways from Gary Vee's book, discussing how he's leveraging his passions and the internet for success, and touches on the mindset of victimhood.

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Today we're going to talk about first-party data strategies and how to be successful in a world of cookie deprecation, evolving data privacy regulations, the evolution of data clean rooms, and retail media networks. To help me discuss these topics, I'd like to welcome Derek Slager, CTO & Co-Founder at Amperity. RESOURCES PartnerHero: to waive set up fees, go to https://partnerhero.com/agile and mention “The Agile Brand” during onboarding! The Amperity website: https://www.amperity.com The Agile Brand podcast website: https://www.gregkihlstrom.com/theagilebrandpodcast Sign up for The Agile Brand newsletter here: https://www.gregkihlstrom.com Get the latest news and updates on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-agile-brand/ For consulting on marketing technology, customer experience, and more visit GK5A: https://www.gk5a.com Check out The Agile Brand Guide website with articles, insights, and Martechipedia, the wiki for marketing technology: https://www.agilebrandguide.com The Agile Brand podcast is brought to you by TEKsystems. Learn more here: https://www.teksystems.com/versionnextnow The Agile Brand is produced by Missing Link—a Latina-owned strategy-driven, creatively fueled production co-op. From ideation to creation, they craft human connections through intelligent, engaging and informative content. https://www.missinglink.company SYNOPSIS In this episode, the speaker emphasizes the value of taking action and implementing real use cases. They highlight the tendency for people to get lost in the abstract and stress the importance of focusing on the details and putting ideas into practice. By engaging in real use cases and collaborating with others, individuals can gain valuable insights and learn from both laggards and leaders. The speaker also emphasizes that progress should not be hindered by the pursuit of perfection, and encourages listeners to go out and apply real use cases. They mention that customers who have done so have been pleasantly surprised by the quality of results they achieved. Overall, the episode underscores the significance of taking action and implementing real use cases to drive learning and improvement. In addition, the speaker discusses the crucial role of better data in achieving better results across various marketing technology use cases. They explain that at Amparity, everything is viewed through the lens of better data leading to better outcomes. This principle applies not only to traditional MarTech use cases, but also to upcoming changes in ad tech, data clean rooms, and retail media. The speaker suggests that better data is essential for achieving improved outcomes in these areas. Furthermore, the guest on the show, Derek Slager, the CTO and co-founder of Amperity, shares his experience working with customers who have focused on leveraging their first-party data. He highlights that despite the diminishing availability of third-party data, the quality of first-party data often yields surprising results. The increase in data quality compensates for the loss of broad signal from third-party data. This supports the notion that better data, particularly high-quality first-party data, can lead to better outcomes and results in marketing technology use cases. The episode also delves into the importance of first-party data in the context of privacy changes and the decreasing availability of third-party data. The speaker emphasizes the need for brands to be proactive in organizing and collecting their own first-party data, as it will be their leverage point in a new world where third-party data is becoming more expensive and less accessible. To address this challenge, the speaker suggests that brands should prioritize developing a true first-party data strategy. However, they acknowledge that many brands struggle with determining the next steps after establishing such a strategy. One effective way to leverage first-party data is through the use of data clean rooms. These clean rooms enable brands to combine their own first-party data with someone else's first-party data in a manner that respects privacy and consent. By utilizing data clean rooms, brands can tap into broader opportunities that arise from accessing and analyzing additional first-party data. Overall, the episode emphasizes that brands can overcome the challenges of losing third-party data by investing in and maximizing the value of their first-party data. By doing so, they can maintain effective targeting and measurement capabilities while adapting to the changing privacy landscape.

Rampspoed en ellende! Tijdens de opname sneuvelde een rivierkreeft. Geen echte ditmaal, maar een kerstbalvariant die Hanneke had gekregen. Evengoed tragisch. Net als jullie gymtrauma's (dank voor de post) en Nynkes dateleven tot dusver. Vocalbreak. Gelukkig bieden Anne en Alex haar sublieme suggesties ("bewaar WOII voor na het huwelijk"). Hanneke is nog altijd pissig op die ene student die afstudeerde op stiltes en Alex zou een rancuneuze docent zijn. Vocalbreak. Anne doet verrassend eng een clown na en Wiltruda van de Slager wordt aangesteld als motivational speaker. En waarom klinkt Nynke als Vleertje Muis goes Minerva?Groeten!Alex, Anne, Hanneke en Nynkesuckingupsinds1997Vocalbreak.Sponsor:SkyShowtime! Kijk toch Poker Face, warm aanbevolen via http://www.skyshowtime.com/nlDeze aflevering wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door de Nederlandse Transplantatie Stichting.Orgaandonatie? Wat wil jouw familie? Vraag het gewoon! Kijk voor vragen en tips om het gesprek te voeren op www.donorgesprek.nlZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

EPISODE #78 - We're thrilled to announce our first 8-week Root Work program is filled! three weeks of preparation and four weeks of integration surround 4-day retreat in Temecula, California. This program supports deep inner healing and new levels of self-acceptance, self-clarity, and self-expression. If you're interested on getting on the email list for the next one, just sign up here. On this episode, we have on one of our amazing retreat facilitators, Kirby Slager. Kirby is a somatic movement, breathwork, and sound practitioner who is dedicating to creating spaces for people to find their own capital-S Self. We talk about Kirby's past career as a comedian and actor, how dancing saved her, how she almost missed her calling as a breathwork guide, and how she crafts experiences as a facilitator. We couldn't be more excited to have Kirby on our team and we're grateful we get to share her talents with y'all!But first, a quick announcement about an upcoming Yes Collective Studio Circle that you can join today. It's called Internal Family Systems for Your Daily Life - Level 1, facilitated by Yes Collective cofounder, IFS practitioner, and podcast cohost Justin Wilford, PhD.Through out this four-week, live online program, we'll:Learn about the paradigm-shifting model of Internal Family SystemsDiscover how all of your parts inside work to protect and defend you (and how there are NO bad parts)Connect more deeply with your True Self and all your partsPractice noticing, listening, witnessing, holding, and caring for every part of youLearn tools to help parts relax, trust, flow, and connect with each otherOpen up opportunities to bring IFS into your relationships, personal projects, career, and spiritualityYou can learn more about the program and sign up here!Yes Collective is co-hosted by Justin Wilford, PhDJustin Wilford, PhD, is a co-founder of Yes Collective, an educator, a writer, and an emotional health coach. He earned doctorates from UCLA (cultural geography) and UC Irvine (public health), and specializes in translating complex, scientific ideas into actionable programs for mental and emotional health.

Today, Karen and I are talking with Christian rapper, author, and evangelist Chris Slager. In this powerful episode, Chris shares: How God showed him a vision of heaven. How he was able to leave behind a life of drugs and alcohol. What he is doing to show others how a relationship with Jesus can transform their lives. “ Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new." (2 Corinthians 5:17 NKJV) Today's episode is brought to you by Finding Hope. Learn more at ⁠⁠⁠https://hopeisalive.net/finding-hope/⁠⁠

Today, Karen and I are talking with Christian rapper, author, and evangelist Chris Slager. In this powerful episode, Chris shares: • How God showed him a vision of heaven. • How he was able to leave behind a life of drugs and alcohol. • What he is doing to show others how a relationship with Jesus can transform their lives. “ Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new." (2 Corinthians 5:17 NKJV) Today's episode is brought to you by Finding Hope. Learn more at ⁠⁠⁠https://hopeisalive.net/finding-hope/⁠⁠

An Ohio mother is doused with gasoline and set on fire.  Judy Malinowski, then 31, suffered third-degree and fourth-degree burns over 90 percent of her body.  She was in a coma for seven months and underwent more than 60 surgeries. Malinowski was resuscitated seven times. She died in 2017, but not before providing three hours of recorded testimony that would be used in court against her attacker, her boyfriend, Michael Slager. Slager initially pleaded no contest to assault and arson charges in 2016 and was sentenced to 11 years in prison.  After Malinowski died,  he pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced to life without parole.    Joining Nancy Grace Today:  Bonnie Bowes - Mother to Judy Malinowski, Founder/President of Judy's Foundation,  www.Judysfoundation.org   Jarrett Ferentino - Homicide Prosecutor, Facebook & Instagram: Jarrett Ferentino  Dr. Chloe Carmichael - Clinical Psychologist, Women's Health Magazine Advisory board, Author: ‘Nervous Energy: Harness The Power of Your Anxiety”, Twitter: @DrChloe, www.drchloe.com  Lt. Chad Cohagen - Investigative Lieutenant for the Gahanna police (worked Judy's case) Dr. Tim Gallagher- Medical Examiner State of Florida www.pathcaremed.com, Lecturer: University of Florida Medical School Forensic Medicine. Founder/Host: International Forensic Medicine Death Investigation Conference  Patricia Gillespie- director of “The Fire That Took Her” available now on Paramount+, Instagram: @p.e.gillespie, Facebook:  trish.gillespie.9      See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Show Description: In this episode of the podcast, we connect on various aspects of life, from personal anecdotes and important life lessons to professional development and wellness tips. We provide some recent life updates , including Slager's unexpected lessons from a short-term water outage and Tim's bachelor party recap. You'll hear about Tim's exciting work with the LEAP Program, and how he's integrating journaling into his daily routine. Slager reveals his recent podcast experience discussing male emotions and spirituality, and his tactical approach to content scheduling. Lastly, we share valuable nuggets on becoming a self-reliant learner at work, dealing with rib injuries, and taking inspiration from stoic philosophy and Atomic Habits by James Clear. Tune in for an episode filled with humor, valuable lessons, and a fresh perspective on personal growth. Show Notes: Introduction - 3:00 - 21:45: We start by catching up on recent happenings in our lives. Slager shares a critical lesson he learned about gratitude and perspective after a brief period without running water. We also recap a bit of Tim's bachelor party, including golf and a memorable tour of the Woodford Distillery. Life and Business Updates - 21:45 - 32:00: We dive into Tim's latest life and business updates. Tim talks about his imminent wedding, recent golf and pickleball ventures, and a rewarding workshop he conducted with the LEAP Program for ReSource, a Vermont Non-Profit. He shares how the experience sharpened his public speaking skills and how he tailored his career development tips to resonate with a younger audience. Slager's Podcast Experience - 32:00 - 42:00: Slager recounts his recent appearance on the Cup of Joy podcast, where he discussed controlling emotions and expressing spirituality from a man's perspective. He highlights the importance of men expressing their emotions and seeking help. Becoming a Learning Machine - 42:00 - 50:00: We discuss practical strategies to enhance learning in the workplace, especially when your manager may not know how to train you. From initiating discussions with your manager, utilizing internal resources, to leveraging external knowledge resources, we discuss numerous tactics to foster self-growth. Slager's Business Update - 50:00 - 55:00: Slager provides a business update, focusing on his efforts in scheduling content. He shares how structuring content for different days and platforms forces a methodical approach to content creation. Wellness Tip - 55:00 - 57:00: Slager shares some minimal yet effective strategies for managing rib injuries, drawn from his personal experience with Jiu-Jitsu. Tim's Book Talk - 57:00 - 1:05:00: Tim discusses stoic philosophy, highlighting an impactful quote from Marcus Aurelius about where to invest your energy and time. He provides insight into how to apply these principles in both personal and professional contexts. Slager's Book Talk - 1:05:00 - End: Slager shares valuable insights from the book "Atomic Habits" by James Clear. He breaks down the "habit loop," discusses ways to break bad habits and create good ones, offering a compelling close to our conversation.

Het is het einde van een tijdperk. Na ruim 30 jaar is het Joegoslaviëtribunaaltot een eind gekomen. Dat was opgericht om misdaden te vervolgen die begaan werden tijdens de Joegoslavië-oorlog, tussen 1992 en 1995. Het was het tribunaal waar de Servische leider Slobodan Milošević in het beklaagdenbankje verscheen en het tribunaal waar Ratko Mladić, die bekend stond als de Slager van Srebrenica, tot levenslang werd veroordeeld.  Maar het Tribunaal en waar het voor stond mag niet vergeten worden. Dat vinden nazaten van slachtoffers van de oorlog. Srebrenica-overlevende Alma Mustafić pleit er daarom namens de Bosnische gemeenschap voor om van het gebouw waarin het Tribunaal gevestigd was een museum te maken. Ze is te gast.

This episode is presented by Carolina Readiness Supply -- Townhall columnist Brad Slager outlines how news outlets were a vital component in the fable that Trump colluded with Russia to win the 2016 election. Get exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode, Chip is joined by Kim Slager, partner at BHS Insurance. Kim specializes in the public garden space. She is the team leader for the BHS proprietary national public gardens program. Kim has been in the insurance space for a little over 28 years and has been with BHS for 11 years.  BHS Insurance has been providing superior service and managing insurance for over 80 years. They are a leading insurance provider that finds innovative solutions to those who value individualized services and shared passions for helping others.    Chip and Kim dive into:  The Botanical Gardens and how she got involved.  The Grand Rapids Garden, the community, and 5O1C3 gardens.  Preserving native gardens and the importance of keeping them safe.  The importance of passion and how that correlates to running and maintaining a program. Unique challenges that Kim has had to face and the challenges of property insurance.  How BHS benefits and provides for both small and large gardens.  How they supported and safely helped gardens open back up after COVID. Insuring gardens when and if a natural disaster strikes one of their gardens. …and much more!   Do you get overwhelmed with insurance policies? Are you interested in learning about the different types of insurance and getting an in-depth look at insurance and risk assessment? Visit our website at www.riskpronet.com Resources:Learn more about American Public Gardens Association Learn more about BHS Insurance here Follow BHS on Twitter, Instagram, & LinkedInConnect with Kim on LinkedIn 

David interviews the Artistic Director and Choreographer of Ballet 5:8, Julianna Slager, returns to the show to talk about an upcoming production of Till We Have Faces called “BareFace”. This interview was released a month ago on YouTube. If you would like more of our Half Pint episodes released on the audio feed, please let us know.

Show Description: In today's show, we provide tips on how to manage your stress in a healthy way, maintain a positive mindset when making everyday decisions, and eating for your blood type. Show Highlights: 2:00-32:30: We open the show discussing our dreams of a new studio, highlighting Episode 206 with the founders of Indiana's first alcohol-free bar, Slager's trip to Colorado, and Tim's competitive sports endeavors. 32:30-40:30: Slager provides multiple actionable tips on ways to manage your stress in a healthy way. 40:30-45:30: Tim provides a quick business update and leads into book talk recapping Viktor Frankl's "Man Search for Meaning," where he explains how to use a healthy mindset to make positive decisions. 45:30-52:00: Slager ends the show by highlighting the book "Eat for Your Type" by Peter D'Adamo, explaining why you should eat for your blood type.

Our guest for episode 96 is the lovely Julianna Rubio Slager! Julianna is the Co-founder, Artistic Director, and Resident Choreographer of Ballet 5:8 in Chicago. Julianna is a groundbreaking figure within the field of dance, as she is one of the few Mexican American Artistic Directors and Resident Choreographers of a professional ballet company. Her work is paving the way for other women and minorities in professional ballet.She is an incredible choreographer and recently created her 50th work! She is known for engaging audiences in discussions of life and faith through her choreography. Julianna enjoys training and mentoring the next generation of aspiring artists at the School of Ballet 5:8's Pre-Professional, Conservatory, and Trainee Programs. In our conversation today, we talk about the importance of having various perspectives and voices in art, and particularly in dance. We chat about Julianna's dance journey, including challenges she faced such as eating disorders and struggles with mental health. I love her heart to give life to everyone that she encounters - as a teacher, mom, mentor, and choreographer. I enjoyed hearing about her choreographic process and what her career as a choreographer has looked like so far. Julianna is an inspiration!Check out our website https://creativeimpactpodcast.com for the full show notes that include Julianna's biography and additional links mentioned in this episode. You can be sure not to miss a Creative Impact conversation by subscribing through your favorite podcast app.  We are so grateful to have you as a part of the Creative Impact community and would love it if you would share the show with your friends!Support the show

Show Description: In our first solo episode of 2023, we provide updates on our holidays and business goals. We also talk about ways in which we will be improving our production value of the show this year. For career and health tips, Tim offers 3 productivity strategies to help you achieve more. Slager also explains what a nutrition coach is and why he is starting to incorporate cold showers into his daily routine. To end the show, we dive into readings from Traver Boehm (how to have complete control over yourself) and Seneca (how to leverage your thoughts to provide value for others). Show Highlights: 1:45-17:30: We recap our favorite moments from the holidays, new improvements to our show's production, and our thoughts heading into the new year. 17:30-36:30: We each provide updates on our businesses: Tim highlights upcoming events and a key milestone, while Slager explains his goals for this year. 36:30-43:30: Slager explains what a nutrition coach is and the benefits of cold showers. 43:30-53:00: Tim offers 3 productivity tips to help you achieve more in your life and career. 53:00-59:30: Slager highlights a key section from "Man Uncivilized" by Traver Boehm, focusing on how to have complete control of yourself. 59:30: Tim analyzes a stoic teaching by Seneca, highlighting how to leverage your thoughts to produce value for others.

Show Description: In today's episode, Slager recaps Jonah Hill's "Stutz" documentary on Netflix and Dr. Phil's appearance on the Rogan Podcast. Tim provides you guidance on how to reflect on the question "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?" For book talk, Slager analyzes "Man Uncivilized" by providing a different perspective in your training regimen, while offering actionable tips for golfers and athletes when it comes to postural work. Tim's book talk involves how to tell a compelling story, drawing concepts from "You Inc." by Harry Beckwith. Show Highlights: 2:45-27:15: Tim recaps his Florida vacation and golf course networking, we talk about how to be a better human being during the holidays, and Slager reflects on two special programs he watched: Jonah Hill's "Stutz" Netflix Documentary and Dr. Phil's appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast. 27:15-44:15: Tim provides his business update, lessons learned from writing credentials for a corporate company, and how to answer the question: "where do you see yourself in 5 years?" 44:15-55:45: Slager provides a business update on searching for video editing software, explains the concept of Chat GPT, and provides actionable exercises and tips on postural work for golfers and other athletes, resulting in more strength and power. 55:45-59:15: Tim dives into the book "You Inc." by Harry Beckwith and explains how you can tell compelling stories in presentations or interviews. 59:15-1:04:45: To end the show, Slager recaps "Man Uncivilized" by Traver Boehm by uncovering the importance of "why" we train, and using this motivation to maximize your gains. Free Resources: 5 Best Golf Warm-Up Exercises (https://www.optimalfitnessrx.com/shop-1/p/5-best-golf-warm-ups) Macro and Tracking Guide (https://www.optimalfitnessrx.com/shop-1/p/the-macro-and-tracking-guide) Quality Sleep Guide (https://www.optimalfitnessrx.com/shop-1/p/quality-sleep-guide) Hydration Guide (https://www.optimalfitnessrx.com/shop-1/p/hydration-guide) Interview Prep Worksheet (https://www.timahlersmeyer.com/products/p/interview-prep-worksheet) LinkedIn Profile Blueprint (https://www.timahlersmeyer.com/products/p/linkedin-profile-blueprint) Job Search Guide (https://www.timahlersmeyer.com/products/p/job-search-strategy-execution) Career Achievement Mapping Guide (https://www.timahlersmeyer.com/products/p/career-achievements)

Show Description: In today's episode, we each reflect on our top 3 most influential Off the Dome Radio episodes, and how each one helped us level up in life. For career and fitness tips, we discuss how to provide more clarity with your communication and 3 reasons why golfers should lift weights. Show Highlights: 2:45-34:15: We end the show with some reflection on our last 200 episodes, big events coming up for each of our businesses, and how we're approaching content creation in 2023. 34:15-44:15: Tim explains how to provide more clarity behind your questions, including a tip to make yourself a better communicator. 44:15-52:15: Slager provides 3 reasons why golfers should lift weights, including some ideas on how to get started with your golf fitness journey. 52:15-1:20:00: We end the show by each highlighting our top 3 most influential OTD episodes, and how they molded us into who we are today.

Show Description: In today's episode Tim discusses a new mentoring opportunity, his new approach to career coaching packages, and how to make yourself memorable in a job interview. Slager recaps his "Ladies' Night" CrossFit program and how he is creating a nutrition plan for a military cut. In career tips, Tim discusses what to do when you are bored in a job and have no tasks, self-improvement podcast recommendations, and how to create meaningful brand content in 2023. For fitness and nutrition tips, Slager explains what you should do when in a caloric definition and still not losing weight. To end the show, we recap John Wooden's "Game Plan for Life" and Myke Metzger's "Credibility Method." Show Highlights: 2:30-38:00: For life updates, Tim discusses a new mentoring opportunity through Butler University and his new approach to career coaching packages. Slager recaps his successful "Ladies' Night" program at CrossFit Lupos and the process of doing a military cut for a client. 38:00-45:30: Tim discusses the what content creation and brand development will look like in 2023. He then provides advice on how to create an online brand and what marketing professionals, entrepreneurs, and brands can do to stand out. 45:30-57:45: For career tips, Tim offers one thing you can do to make yourself memorable in a job interview. He also provides 4 ideas on what you can do if you are "bored" in a job and have no tasks. We then discuss our favorite books and podcasts for "upskilling" in your career. 57:45-1:09:00: For fitness and nutrition tips, Slager explains what to do when you are in a caloric definition and still not losing weight. 1:09:00-1:20:00: For book talk, Tim dives into John Wooden's "Game Plan for Life," analyzing the key lessons Wooden's dad gave to him when he was younger. 1:20:00-1:29:00: In Slager's section of book talk, he recaps "Credibility Method" by Myke Metzger. Through this analysis he talks about how to reinvent yourself.

Show Description: In today's episode, we offer career tips on applying for internal jobs at your company, creative ways to follow up on a job application, and how you can learn about your industry through Reddit. Slager dives into "refeed" days, stress management tips, and how you can gauge your workout performance on soreness. We end the show analyzing Gary V's "Crush It" and Phil Knight's "Shoe Dog" for book talk, explaining how to connect with customers, compete at a high level, and visualize success. Show Highlights: 0:00-13:00: We begin the show taking about coffee routines, how to boost your mental health through journaling, and Tik Tok's effect on our attention spans. 13:00-30:45: Tim talks about how he is incorporating Reddit into his content marketing strategy, a new service he is offering, and how to apply for an internal position at your company after you've only been there for a couple months. 30:45-44:15: Slager highlights his "Ladies Night" program at CrossFit Lupos and what people can expect from his new 6-week golf program for increasing yardage 44:15-54:30: Tim offers creative tips to follow up on a job application. 54:30-1:01:30: Slager outlines nutrition tips for refeed days, stress management tips, and how to accurately use soreness as a performance metric for your workouts. 1:01:30-1:05:45: For Slager's book talk section, he highlights Gary V's "Crush It" and how opportunity lies within transparency. 1:05:45: To end the show, Tim dives into Phil Knight's (Nike Founder) autobiography "Shoe Dog," offering actionable tips to compete at a high level, forget your faults, and visualize success.

Show Description: In today's episode, we focus on how you can go about differentiating yourself in your field, whether it's through self-education, networking, and finding your "pocket of peace." Tim provides 3 tips to improve your online presence, especially when looking for a job. Slager explains the ideal nutrition breakdown for high-performance athletes, especially snowboarders, wakeboarders, and MMA athletes. He also describes the ideal way to engage with a prospective customer. Show Highlights: 2:00-29:45: We begin the show reflecting on all the locations we've recorded from. Tim provides life updates on some recent trips he's taken, including business updates involving his website, business plan, and social media. For Slager's life and business updates, he talks about honing in on his target market and making sacrifices to live the life you want. We both highlight actionable alternatives to a traditional college education. 29:45-36:00: For today's career tip, Tim provides 3 ways you can improve your online presence, especially when looking for jobs. 36:00-48:15: For today's health & nutrition tip, Slager provides a clear nutrition breakdown for snowboarding, wakeboarding, and sparring (MMA athletes). He also talks about how to secure more customers, having good intentions, and how to connect with someone you've never met before. 48:15-56:00: In Tim's book talk section, he analyzes Tony Hawk's chapter from "Tribe of Mentors" by defining the true measure of success and how you can differentiate yourself from your competitors. 56:00-1:02:00: To end the show, Slager explains how you can find your "pocket of peace," citing a section from Aubrey Marcus' "Own the Day, Own Your Life."

Show Description: After providing updates on our businesses, online marketing strategy, and service offerings, Tim highlights three ways to explain a job change in an interview, and Slager educates the audience on utilizing nutrient and meal timing to maximize athletic performance. We end the show talking John Medina's Brain Rules and how our brain gives attention to things. Slager highlights "being your brother's keeper" after assessing a section of Traver Boehm's "Man Uncivilized." Show Highlights: 2:00-12:45: We start the show highlighting a friend we're proud of, and then Tim recaps his summer workout strategy, crucial resources added to his website, and what him and a business mentor are working toward. 12:45-26:00: Slager reflects on his 12-week experience with his relationship coach, his motivation to start Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and how he is creating his services and value with a focus on high-level performance. 26:00-32:15: Tim provides three ways to explain why you left a job in an interview. He also outlines a simple gameplan you can use to see if there are meaningful growth and development opportunities at your current company. 32:15-38:15: Slager discusses how he is applying knowledge in nutrient timing, meal timing, and the anabolic window to elevate performance for athletes, especially combat fighters. 38:15-42:45: In Tim's section of book talk, he dives into John Medina's "Brain Rules," which explains the key factors that grab our brain's attention. Tim analyzes the three things you need to do when selling yourself or your product to someone else by applying the attention principles from the book. 42:45-47:30: Slager recaps a section of Traver Boehm's "Man Uncivilized" and what it means to be your brother's keeper.

Show Description: In this episode, Tim describes 3 strategies to build a resume that lands more interviews. We also talk through ways to reflect on your accomplishments and leadership style. Slager then explains 3 foods to help increase mental health and overall well-being. To end the show, we highlight key lessons from "How to Win Friends and Influence People" (Dale Carnegie) and "Man's Search for Meaning" (Viktor Frankl) Show Notes: 2:00-19:15: We open the show describing our top 2 destinations if we were to live elsewhere, Tim describes how content creation is fueling his Q3 marketing plan, and Slager explains an effective referral network he's using to power his (and others') businesses. 19:15-27:00: Tim provides 3 tips to make your resume unique, receive more interview callbacks, and increase your chances of landing your next job opportunity. 27:00-34:00: Slager highlights 3 foods to help you achieve better mental health, daily energy, mood, and productivity. 34:00-37:15: Slager's dives into Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by highlighting the importance/application of letting others save face. 37:15-47:00: Tim ends the show by dissecting "Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor Frankl and how we fight a worthwhile battle with our daily decisions.

Show Description: In today's episode, Tim outlines a solid strategy in answering the "tell us about yourself" question in an interview, while Slager educates the audience on fueling energy systems and the proper meal before a long sporting event. For book talk, Tim reflects on the three central values to life from Stephen Covey's "7 Habits of Highly Effective People," and Slager talks about Fr. Mike Schmitz's "How to Make Great Decisions" and what it means to maximize the present moment. Show Notes: 2:30-20:30: We begin the show talking about improv in movies, what it was like transitioning out of our companies, and how to leave a job professionally. 20:30-28:00: Tim provides a business update on how he's integrating career coaching into his service offering, which leads into a discussion on how to value yourself. 28:00-34:00: Slager explains the new package and service offerings for his nutrition and rehab business, including a successful virtual rehab session that resulted in a squat PR. 34:00-44:00: Tim discusses how to answer the "tell us about yourself" question in an interview and how to add personality and authenticity to your answer. 44:00-59:30: Slager educates on the importance of fueling energy systems. He also advises on the perfect meal before an 18-hole round of golf. 59:30-1:06:30: Tim analyzes a section of Stephen Covey's "7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by discussing the 3 central values to life and how you can prioritize them for long-term success. 1:06:30: Slager ends the show by recapping Fr. Mike Schmitz's "How to Make Great Decisions," involving leveraging the past and present to visualize your calling.

Show Description: In today's episode, we recap our highlights from the month of May and a couple of key process improvements we are incorporating into our businesses. For career tips, Tim highlights 3 things to evaluate when deciding the next step of your career. Slager talks about improving your relationship with food and striking a healthy balance on cheat days. Show Highlights: 2:25-22:25: We go through our highlight from the month of May. Slager recaps his fitness events and trips he took, while Tim talks about his outdoor workouts and the creation of his new golf Instagram account. 22:25-28:10: Slager provides an update on how he is better organizing his fitness and nutrition business. He also discusses a new programming initiative he is implementing. 28:10-36:25: Tim's business update involves a new free value-add he is providing for his clients, including his quest for securing a public speaking engagement. 36:25-41:55: Slager highlights the importance of having a healthy food relationship, treating food right, and utilizing cheat days. 41:55-47:55: Tim offers 3 things to evaluate when you are not sure on the next step of your career, and how these things can guide your personal branding and job search 47:55-54:55: Slager started the book "Man Uncivilized," which describes the mindset of men, how they operate, and how to properly talk through emotions. 54:55-59:25: Tim analyzes Travis Bradberry's "Emotional Intelligence 2.0" and explains how to not be fooled by a bad mood.

Ralf Spreckels greift ganz tief in die musikalische Klamottenkiste und verbindet diese mit ganz viel Gefühl. In uns Familie wüssen wi, dat Unkel Bernhard dicht an`t Water buut hett. Wenn he truurige Musik hörte, schööt em dat Water in de Ogen. Domaals levte he mit sien Magda still un vergöögt op dat Olendeel. „Vergnöögt jo“, schimpt he, „aver to still, mi fehlt so`n moderne Plattenspeler.“ Magda glieks: „Nix dor, denn höörst du bloots noch melanklöterige Musik un blarrst den ganzen Dag.“ Naja, he wull sik nich mit Magda vertöörn. Wunsch opgeven? – Nee, nix dor! Denn wörr 1953 en Slager överall dudelt. Ene heel trurige Geschicht vun en dootbleven Pony, dat sien Besitter dat Leven rett hett: „Es hängt ein Pferdehalfter an der Wand“. Sungen vun de Kilima Hawaiians. As Bernhard dat `n paarmaal höört hett, un so fein wenen müss, stünn fast, de Schallplatt mutt her. As denn ok noch bi mien Öllern de Wunsch: „Musikschapp“ mit inbuten Plattenspeler opkeem, aver veel to düer weer, hebbt Vadder un Unkel sik tosamendoon. Heemlich! Bernhard, good bi Kass, kunn sik sien Plattenspeler liekers nich köpen. Un uns Öllern harrn to knapp Geld. Uns Unkel hett twee Drüttel vun de Musiktruhe betahlt, Vadder hett uns Andeel afstottert. De Platt wöör köfft un afmaakt, dat Bernhard sik sien Leed ümmer bi uns anhöörn kunn. Un dat hett he doon. In` Schaukelstohl rin. Swatte Schiev opleggen. Mit toe Ogen hett he sien Leed genaten un de blanken Tranen lepen em de Backen hendaal. Wenn ik hüüt dat ole Leed höör, heff ik mien weekhartigen Unkel vör Ogen un denk, heel un deel ut de Welt is bloots de, den man vergeten hett. Un denn freu ik mi. Hier gibt es mehr Plattdeutsch: Podcast: Die plattdeutsche Morgenplauderei "Hör mal 'n beten to" als als kostenloses Audio-Abo für Ihren PC: https://www.ndr.de/wellenord/podcast3096.html

Show Description: In today's episode, Tim provides a new productivity hack he's been trying, while Slager dives into 5 tips on bulking for hard gainers. We end the show with book talk, by analyzing Tim Ferriss' "Tribe of Mentors" and Paulo Coehlo's "The Alchemist." Show Notes: 1:50-16:50: We reflect on the mission of our podcast, what drives our content, our weekend recaps, and why we love the month of May. 16:50-24:50: Tim provides updates on his LinkedIn project, and then he provides a tip on how to boost your productivity, keep your mind fresh, and produce meaningful work throughout the day. 24:50-36:50: Slager explains his venture into writing, and then he offers 5 tips on bulking for "hard gainers." 36:50-45:20: Tim analyzes a section of Tim Ferriss' "Tribe of Mentors" by discussing how we can combine "struggle" and "gratitude" in our daily lives. 45:20-49:50: Slager recaps Paulo Coehlo's "The Alchemist" and the importance of trusting your ideal path and investing in healthy behaviors.

Show Description: In today's episode, we recap our Easters and brush up on current events involving Denzel Washington, Will Smith, Johnny Depp, and Jerry West. We then dive into our career/business updates, where Tim describes how to negotiate a higher salary in the interview and Slager discusses calorie cycling. We end the show talking about how to seek valuable feedback from others and defining your own success path. Show Highlights: 2:30-32:00: We begin the show talking Denzel Washington, Will Smith, Johnny Depp, Jerry West's feud with HBO, and our belated Easter recaps. 32:00-46:15: Tim talks about what he does to make his clients feel heard, how to effectively capture someone's personal brand, and how to negotiate a higher salary than what the job posting advertises. 46:15-53:30: Slager provides an update on the business coaching he is receiving, how to define systems and processes for a nutrition business, and the concept of "calorie cycling." 53:30-56:15: For today's book talk, Tim discusses Travis Bradberry's "Emotional Intelligence 2.0" and what it means to "seek the whole picture." 56:15-1:00:00: Slager ends the show recapping "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coehlo and how you can define/follow your own path.

Show Description: In today's episode, Slager talks about his experience in hiring a business coach, which leads into a discussion about business development and relationship building. For career and fitness tips, Tim explains how to create a solid resume header, while Slager defines what optimal recovery is. We then end the show with book talk, as Tim highlights "Coming Back Stronger" by Drew Brees, and then Slager recaps Lisa Feldman Barrett's "How Emotions are Made." Show Highlights: 2:30-10:00: We dive into a quick discussion about water bottles and the impact of plastic on our bodies and water. 10:00-22:00: Slager talks about his experience in hiring a business coach and how we can establish relationships with our ideal clients. 22:00-33:30: We catch up on some key life updates, including Tim's breathing techniques, house purchase, and seeing comedian Mark Normand. Slager recaps the show "Succession" and his experience seeing Jordan Peterson. 33:30-44:30: Tim provides tips on what to include in the header of a resume, including some business updates. 44:30-54:00: For today's health and fitness tips, Slager dives into recovery and how you can integrate it into your exercise routine (and your off-days). 54:00-1:02:30: In today's book talk, Tim talks about Drew Brees' "Coming Back Stronger," and how we can overcome negative thoughts. 1:02:30: Slager recaps the book "How Emotions are Made" by Lisa Feldman Barrett by discussing how we can deal with our emotions in an effective way.

In this episode Gina gives guidance  and sacred tools to ease women through the peri-menopausal and menopausal stages that is accessible for all of us to integrate into our life.To find and connect with Gina:https://ginamarieslager.com/https://www.instagram.com/ginamarieslager/?hl=enTo support The Wild Soul Podcast:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thewildsoulSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thewildsoul)

Show Description: In today's episode, we provide some business and nutrition updates, including a new service that Tim is offering. Slager dives into why nasal breathing is important and some actionable tips for proper breathing. From there, Tim discusses how to write a solid thank you note after an interview, business meeting, or networking event. Lastly, Slager explains how you can create a solid foundation for yourself, reflecting on a devotion called "Safe to Build On." Show Highlights: 2:25-14:55: Tim gives an update on what he's working on with his golf game, Slager talks about what he's improving on nutritionally and physically, and Slager recaps the F1 series on Netflix. 14:55-27:40: Tim provides an update on a new service he is offering for his business, and Slager previews his potential field study for his business. 27:40-34:10: Tim explains how to write the perfect "thank you" note after an interview. 34:10-42:10: Slager discusses why nasal breathing is important, tips for optimal breathing throughout your daily activities, and how to properly breathe during meditation. 42:10-48:40: Tim analyzes a section of Harry Beckwith's "You Inc." and how you can establish a strong bond with clients, friends, family members, and co-workers. 48:40: Slager ends the show by discussing a daily devotion called "Safe to Build On," and what it means to create a solid foundation for yourself.

Show Description: Hal Slager is a Commercial Real Estate Professional, CPA, and Member of the Indiana House of Representatives. Hal was elected to the Indiana House of Representatives in 2012, served on the Schererville (IN) Town Council from 2003-2012, and attended Butler University. In this interview, Hal shares the story of his career in sales, accounting and commercial/residential real estate, including the critical lessons he learned along the way. Show Highlights: 3:00-9:00: Hal dives into his educational background, his experience as a CPA, and how he started his real estate journey. 9:00-19:00: Hal highlights key relationship skills he learned in real estate and the difference between commercial and residential residents. 19:00-39:00: Hal describes what it was like to jump into the family business as a sales representative, lessons he learned in the industry, and how we are all a sum of our experiences. 39:00-54:00: Hal talks about his start in politics, what politics are like behind the scenes, and some of the key issues he aims to solve. 54:00-1:20:00: Hal talks about improving himself as a politician, how COVID impacted the legislation processes, and the specific bills he is fighting for in the healthcare realm. 1:20:00: To end the show, Hal talks about how his career in sales/real estate/politics has made him a better person, as well as how he wants to be remembered.

In this episode of the Horse Industry Podcast, Regina is on the road and sits down with Bri Slager, who was an APHA World Show All-Around champion, is a career woman, and is also a Horse Show Nanny. They discuss how Bri got involved in the horse industry and what led her to becoming a Horse Show Nanny. As so many of you listeners know, it takes all kinds of roles, and people to fill those roles so that our industry runs smoothly. We are so grateful to each and every one of them! A huge thanks to our sponsor Purple Power Animal Nutrition! Mentioned in this episode: Join the HIP VIP Group 

If you were to tell me that one day I'd be a co-host of a podcast, I probably would've started with, “What's a podcast?”. After my fair share of trying to figure out what I'm called to do with this life, I'm still trying to figure it out. However, I've luckily found out that I am meant to serve and help others throughout my everyday life, so at least I have a starting point. I'm currently a Rehabilitative Therapist, co-founder of a digital agency called Dog Developer, and a co-host on The Rundown. I have a lot more growing, learning, and serving to do, but with this podcast we hope to provide value to help inform, encourage, and inspire different ways of thinking. Life is not always perfect, but it's always what you make it. So make it count, make it memorable, and never let anyone steal your happiness. Off the Dome Radio Simplinano

A conversation with Daniel Slager, Publisher & CEO of Milkweed Editions, about the interplay between publishers, authors, and readers. We talk about independent bookstores and the impact of Amazon on the entire industry. I learned so much in this conversation about the independent publishing and book businesses. If you're at all interested in books, writers, publishers, or even the evolving nature of retailing in the era of Amazon, I think you'll get a lot from this episode.