Podcasts about social authority

The Catechism shows us that, in order for any good in society to last and flourish, legitimate authority must be instituted and respected by all. Furthermore, it is our duty as those under authority to obey those invested with authority. Fr. Mike acknowledges that most of us resist authority, but he bolsters the Catechism's claim that legitimate authority in society is good and necessary. “Anarchy doesn't work.” Today's readings are Catechism paragraphs 1897-1904. This episode has been found to be in conformity with the Catechism by the Institute on the Catechism, under the Subcommittee on the Catechism, USCCB. For the complete reading plan, visit ascensionpress.com/ciy Please note: The Catechism of the Catholic Church contains adult themes that may not be suitable for children - parental discretion is advised.

go to www.YourPersuasionCoach.com The concept of authority is multifaceted and can be understood through various forms. Among these, three significant levels of authority are widely recognized: Social Authority, Forceful Authority, and Perceived Authority. Social Authority Social Authority is rooted in societal norms, customs, and expectations. It's a form of authority that is often granted due to a person's role, position, or status within a community or society. For example, a religious leader, teacher, or elder in a community often holds social authority. This type of authority is typically respected and followed because it aligns with the shared values and norms of a group. It's more about influence and respect than about power or enforcement. Forceful Authority Forceful Authority, as the name suggests, is based on the use or threat of force or power. It is often seen in military, police, or governmental contexts. This type of authority is about enforcing laws, rules, or decisions, often regardless of personal feelings or opinions about those in charge. It's less about moral or ethical agreement and more about compliance and control. Forceful authority is necessary for maintaining law and order, but it can be controversial, especially if perceived as being used unjustly. Perceived Authority Perceived Authority is based on the perception of individuals. It's not necessarily tied to a formal position or role. Instead, it comes from the qualities, knowledge, or charisma of a person. For example, a celebrity endorsing a product might hold perceived authority in the eyes of fans. This authority is based on subjective opinions and can vary greatly among different people or groups. It's powerful because it can influence behavior and opinions, but it's also fragile because it heavily relies on public perception. Each of these levels of authority plays a vital role in societal functioning and interpersonal interactions. Understanding the nature and impact of these different types of authority can help in navigating various social, professional, and personal situations more effectively.

The Catechism shows us that, in order for any good in society to last and flourish, legitimate authority must be instituted and respected by all. Furthermore, it is our duty as those under authority to obey those invested with authority. Fr. Mike acknowledges that most of us resist authority, but he bolsters the Catechism's claim that legitimate authority in society is good and necessary. “Anarchy doesn't work.” Today's readings are Catechism paragraphs 1897-1904. This episode has been found to be in conformity with the Catechism by the Institute on the Catechism, under the Subcommittee on the Catechism, USCCB. For the complete reading plan, visit ascensionpress.com/ciy Please note: The Catechism of the Catholic Church contains adult themes that may not be suitable for children - parental discretion is advised.

Do you enjoy the shamelessly fringe? How about this podcast? We want to hear your voice in all it's weirdo glory! Go to ratethispodcast.com/openloops---Lots of buzz these days about AI. But what about that infinitely large language model in your brain, the generative technology of your subconscious? Who's programming that? Besides Elon Musk.  You are! Every day, you can make choices to prompt your mind into excelling past your limiting beliefs and habits...up until now.  Greg's guest this week, Professional Hypnotist, Teacher, Author and Entrepreneur Matteo Morelli, joins Greg to share his journey from close-up magician to Mind Titan, all the while influencing you to successfully program yourself without paying $20 bucks a month for MindGPT-Plus.  In Part Two of this interview, Matteo covers:  (0:00:00) - Powerful Covert Hypnosis Techniques(0:10:45) - Self-Work in Hypnosis(0:25:04) - Social Authority in Influence(0:37:54) - Mastering the Mental Aspect of Money(0:45:22) - Designing Dream Lifestyle, Learning Money Skills(0:52:59) - Building Wealth Through Skills and Connections(0:59:52) - Productivity and Organization for Entrepreneurs(1:08:12) - Mind Moneta and Mind TitansListen up. Before they fuse your brain with Siri and you won't be able to choose your preferred spoken-word content. Matteo's Links:https://mindtitans.com/https://mindmoneta.com/Matteo's Book - "Covert Hypnosis in Real Life: Secrets of the Only NLP Techniques that Truly Work" 

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History and True Crime collide! Dr. Erin Bush, professor at the University of North Georgia, discusses violent women, death dioramas, and her upcoming talk at the Post Road Library on how the murder of the Bailey sisters affected the Temperance movement in Georgia. She also previews her new book Under the Guise of Protection: Wayward Girls, Eugenics, and the Growth of Social Authority in Twentieth-Century Virginia. 

Ever heard a marketing expert say: the aesthetic of your feed doesn't matter? To just go and create content, and don't worry about having a beautiful feed? I believe there is a very specific reason why they are giving you this type of advice, and I also have a very good reason why you specifically should not follow it. In this episode I'm going to tell you why I believe a great feed has a direct link between your content and potential clients, and how I built my 6 figure coaching business on building Social Authority EVEN when I had a small audience? Stick around, I'll share a new way of thinking about your social media that will be much more useful to you than everything you've ever heard before. In this episode our focus will be on: 3 quick hacks to level up your social authority game online.   Episode links: JOIN THE SMALL AUDIENCE SOCIAL AUTHORITY CHALLENGE Access the FULL LENGTH interviews with all your favorite online coaches for FREE by requesting access to The Global Phenomenon Podcast UNCUT VAULT! Get access right now! Go to: theglobalphenomenon.com/uncut   Watch the video version of the podcast on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Follow me on Instagram Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography

Rick Barker is the guest on this episode of ClickFunnels Radio.  Rick is a 2 Comma Club Winner and host of the Music Industry Blueprint Podcast.  Dave and Rick cover how important it is to show up and provide value and the rest will come.  If you start on social media you can organically grow your audience by over-delivering on content and relationships created.  For more information follow @rickbarkermusic on Instagram.

I’ve been working with a diverse group of Learning professionals in Madrid today, exploring the Social Age and the ways in which learning has evolved. I sketched this up with a small group, to capture the narrative of ‘what learning is about in the Social Age’ and share it now, not really as a finished or polished … Continue reading Learning Postcards : The Social Age of Learning

Sticks and stones may break bones, but words are, allegedly, harmless. Or maybe not. There can be a violence in communication, not an act of physical aggression, but aggression nonetheless. The violence of vitriol, carefully constructed to cause pain. I was struck by this in a conversation about change, a conversation that moved to blame, fault, and … Continue reading The Violence of Stories

When the banks collapsed in the last financial crisis, there was a phrase bandied about, that some were ‘too big to fail’. This week i’ve been pondering something of the opposite: are some organisations ‘too big to succeed’. I’m not thinking specifically of their headcount, their geographical spread, or the physical weight of their buildings, … Continue reading Radical Complexity

How do you develop social authority in your niche? 1. Know your audience 2. Choose the right channels 3. Know the terminology and major players 4. Be consistent 5. Use real life, current examples 6. Find and speak with your voice       Ready for weekly inspiration?  Join our email list to receive a curated article each Friday.  Click on this link, to sign up.   Ready to start the business plan? Click on this link, give us your email and download the plan.  This episode of the podcast walks you through exactly what you need to know for each part of the plan.  If you take the time to work this through you will build a strong foundation for your creative business. Download it here!   Welcome to the Onward Creatives podcast.  A weekly podcast for the creative dreamers and doers.  Whether you’re just getting started on your creative journey or your well on your way this is the place for you. Each week I help you discover your identity and develop a life and career in alignment with who you are.  The journey onward starts here.  Join us for Monday Night Live on FB and IG Live 8:30 pm EST. For more inspiration and resources for your life visit us at: Onward Creatives Facebook You can Follow Us at: InstagramFacebook

Welcome to the first Open Session podcast episode, introducing Social Leadership in Practice for in the NHS. The points covered in today’s episode: Who Am I? Susie Boyle, nurse, manager, and NHS Sector Lead at Sea Salt Learning The NET model of Social Leadership in the Social Leadership Handbook (2nd Edition) available here Social Authority is the power …

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Christian Weirdos Submit to Social AuthoritySeries: Book of 1 Peter Preacher: Jim MastersSunday MorningDate: 16th October 2016Passage: 1 Peter 2:18-20

Marketing, finance, and fitness collide when we meet today's guest! Danny Johnson is a serial entrepreneur who has created multiple successful brands and online businesses with one underlying principle: “Make People More Awesome(r).” As a Social Authority member, she owned a very successful personal training and online-training business, No Excuses Fitness, and has helped thousands of people lose tens to hundreds of pounds. She has also coached fitness competitors to the stage and has even graced the stage as a National Level Athlete and Fitness Magazine Cover Model herself. Enjoy a very colorful, insightful episode! Click to get –> Danny-J’s 5 Best Strategies to Make $500 EXTRA This Week and Get Out of Debt Fast! Interview Notes: “If you’re faithful with the little things, you’ll be ruler over much” If you complain about only having 50 or 100 followers on your Facebook page, why do you deserve to have millions? Lose the clutter, lose the pounds, find the money. Cut the fat from your budget. You reap what you sew. Are people not liking your FB page? Commenting on your blog? Are YOU commenting on their blog? Liking their page? Who is Savvy Sexy Social? The mission of Savvy Sexy Social is to empower brands to embrace their amazing personality and share it with the world. By sharing desired content of your target market and becoming the go-to resource for customer, you’ll discover how to build brand advocacy and engaging relationships introduced and nurtured by social media in turn building your business. I’ve always loved the process of finding the perfect name for my creations (and pets). But I just got plain lucky with this one. When I wanted to create a resource that helps brands design a plan to effectively and relatably reach an activated and loyal audience, the words ‘savvy’, ‘sexy’, and ‘social’ truly described everything I knew I wanted to share. SAVVY — Understanding the purpose, context and optimal techniques of building brand awareness no matter if the tools are online or off. SEXY — Learning how to appeal to your audience online in a way that connects you to real people and makes happen or fits into relatable conversations. SOCIAL — Discovering amazing opportunities at your disposal that you have to connect with people by finding where they’re hanging out and how to best work your brand name into the conversation. All in all, this is a place where you can learn executable steps to discover your brand’s personality and market it across platforms in a fashion that works with the current trends of inviting conversations and telling stories. About Vincenzo Landino: Vincenzo Landino is a brand correspondent, speaker, live streaming strategist and CMO of Fifty 2 Creative. He has worked with brands such as, Applebee’s, Barilla Pasta, Cinnabon, SocialFresh and more! Big thanks to the Brand Boost Voice Over Artist, Rachel Creveling. Rachel owns Belle Strategies, a social media marketing company specializing in turning followers into customers. She has been providing voice over talent for 6 years and has recorded for TV, Radio and Podcasts. Find her at www.bellestrategies.com. Enjoy the podcast? Give us a ra

Social Authority member and awesome Blab show host (she was even named Queen of Blab!) Jennifer Quinn shares her experience with interviewing those businesses who have demonstrated excellence in their... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vlogbossradio/support

Today, I have something very, very different. As you know, I usually don’t do interviews, but when I find something that’s this true gem that I feel that people can really truly benefit from, I think this is something really special that people need to hear. Particularly in this case, because most people looking to either augment, increase, or change their career want to know how they can enter. Amy Schmittauer discusses how to develop your authority in the world of social media. A person I have today, Amy Schmittauer, is the curator and developer of Savvy Sexy Social, which is video blogging, also Social Authority. Social Authority gets beyond the blogging, beyond the video, into the rest of the social media world, and how that fits in. Amy, welcome. Amy: Hello, Thomas. How are you? Thomas: I’m doing great. Thanks a lot. Amy: Of course. Thomas: Thank you for sharing your info with us today. Amy: I am so thrilled to be an exception for your show; it just means so much to me. Thomas: I’m glad you’re able to contribute, because I’m sure they can benefit. Give us a little bit of a background. Let’s say somebody all of a sudden hits 48 years of age, they’re taking a look, and they’re saying: “Gee, I don’t know whether I’m going to be around in this job or this career. What might I do to start getting out into another business or career?” How might they use social media? Amy: First and foremost, it’s like the step before social, digital, and the internet. When you’re already going through this mindset shift and you’re not quite sure how to approach it, there’s a lot of barriers in your mind already. The first thing I would recommend is just really think about what you know very, very well, and what your time so far has offered you to become really, really, really smart on. What I find is a lot of people that even want help from me, they could have a very, very clear path or a goal set, but then a lot of other times, there are people that just come and say: “Oh, I hear this social media thing is hot. Can I start a business there? How am I going to monetize my blog?” These sort of questions are frustrating for me, because I would rather hear: What do you have to offer the world that you do better than anyone else? Because that is going to be very important. The product has to be awesome. Then let’s talk about how we’re going to show off your amazing personality so that people will even care about that awesome product. I think first and foremost, you have to understand what value you bring to the world. You need to think about that first, because before you go and get distracted by all of this ADD society of social media, like YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter – you really need to be very clear about that value proposition, and: Who’s even going to care about it? Who is that perfect follower, end user, customer, potential advocate for you? These are the really important questions before you can start tweeting. Thomas: That’s interesting. One of the things I find there, and for a lot of people, I’m always hearing: “Passion. Follow your passion. Go in this…” That, well as you may remember, I have an episode, “Passion Sucks …. the Life Out of You.” You have to pick something that really is, as you just said, marketable, something that people really want. It can be there. In many cases, it can be a hobby or something you do. Amy: Sure. Thomas: At the same time, what you’re saying, you have to really have value. While you have it as a hobby, you then also have to make sure that you master it or become an expert at it. Amy: Absolutely, because I think a hobby that is just to please you is one thing, and I know that that could be totally satisfactory, but I think when you go to a place like social media, which is essentially these built-in cocktail parties where you’re going and you’re meeting people who are already talking, already having conversations,

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The Future of Social Media Advertisement - Marketing Update - Episode #228 With the growing demand for more sophisticated, automated, and farther reaching ad services, a number of companies are making serious moves to give these marketers what they want. This weeks marketing round ups will fill you in on what you need to know about upcoming products and changes to existing social networks around mobile and social advertising. Facebook Prepares to Amp Up Its Ad War With Google With Atlas (http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57569212-93/facebook-prepares-to-amp-up-its-ad-war-with-google-with-atlas/) The social networking giant, Facebook, is expected to purchase an extensive ad-serving technology known as Atlas, from Microsoft. The advertising platform will be tasked with handling Facebook’s ever growing advertising empire in an effort to overthrow Google as the current king of display advertising. This purchase will allow Facebook to deliver socially powered ads outside of the social network and tap into a much larger market of advertisers. Twitter Prepping Bigger Ad Play (http://www.adweek.com/news/technology/twitter-prepping-bigger-ad-play-147209) With social networks like Facebook and LinkedIn offering ad APIs of their own, Twitter has decided to jump on the display advertisement bandwagon. Twitter will be turning up the heat on its advertising platform by introducing its new ad API this quarter. The product will allow brands to create and run a variety of ads in a more automated and sophisticated manner, like they would on Facebook. Twitter has been busy promoting its ad API to a number of agency execs and social ad firms in preparation for its launch. Social Authority: A Measure of Twitter Influence (http://www.seomoz.org/blog/social-authority) SEOmoz has recently announced the release of "Social Authority," their new metric for determining the influence of Twitter users. Social authority’s metrics are based on the number of retweets a user receives. The metrics give users a number of features that include ordering all active Twitter users by influence, dissecting your social graph, and finding new followers who are most important. Salesforce Alums Raise $3 Million to Bring Analytics to Stores (http://mashable.com/2013/02/12/nomi/) It’s no secret that brick and mortar retailers sometimes lack the tools they need to track and nurture their customers like online retailers are able to. Marketers for e-retailers can tap into a number of metrics to ensure their marketing is working. That's why it's pretty cool that a company called Nomi is stepping up to the plate and offering brick and mortar retailers a solution to this problem. Nomi has created a platform designed to "track customers’ movement across online, mobile, and in-store channels." The company was founded by three Salesforce alums in August of 2012, and has raised $3 million in funding from various investors to get the product off the ground.