Podcasts about something you

*5:00am: Perpetual State Of Worry *6:00am: Something You've Seen Someone Do In The Heat, What Made You Say “Where Are Your Parents?! *7:00am: Asking “Who Else Was Coming?” *8:00am: Find My Friend Turned Us Into Stalkers?, Surviving Without Your Phone For 18 Hours *9:00am: What Sounds Dirty But Isn't?

What's Something You've Been Lying About? | How Wild Is This Tim's Order? | Are You Brainwashed? | Rippin' Out Eyeballs!! | Lews Trunk | Zip It On The Toilet Please | You May Be Part Of A Club

Something You've Never Done that Shocks People 04/15/25

*5:00am: What's Old Is New Again *6:00am: When Did You Go “Mom or Dad Mode”, Scammers *7:00am: Chappell Roan Says Parents Are Miserable *8:00am: Flowers On A First Date *9:00am: Something You're Not ashamed to still be a fan of, regardless of age.

Something You're OK to Miss 04/01/25

What's Something You're Better At? 12/17/24

How do you unwind after a long day? What’s your favorite way to relax quickly? Today, Jay sits down with David Ko, the CEO of Calm and author of the groundbreaking book Recharge. Together, they unravel the complexities of stress, mental health, and how to create a fulfilling life in today’s fast-paced world. David shares his personal journey, from navigating childhood stress to becoming a leader who champions mental wellness. He introduces the “battery analogy,” a simple yet profound way to gauge our mental and emotional energy levels. Drawing from his book, David explains how understanding and managing our “battery” can transform our approach to stress, productivity, and personal growth. Jay and David discuss the power of presence, the necessity of balance, and how redefining stress—from harmful to helpful—can lead to resilience and growth. Their conversation dives deep into actionable strategies, such as creating rituals to recharge, fostering vulnerability at work, and redefining leadership to prioritize mental health. In this interview, you'll learn: How to Recognize When You Need to Recharge How to Foster Vulnerability in Leadership How to Balance Good Stress and Bad Stress How to Build a Culture of Gratitude in the Workplace How to Take Breaks for Better Productivity How to Identify and Remove Stress-Inducing Triggers Recharge your mind, body, and spirit—not just to keep going, but to thrive with purpose and joy. Prioritize yourself, because when you’re recharged, you’re unstoppable. With Love and Gratitude, Jay Shetty What We Discuss: 00:00 Intro 02:10 What’s Something You’re not Calm About? 03:31 How's Your Battery? 05:42 The Four Battery Zones 10:59 The Importance of Recharging 14:24 Vulnerability in Leadership 18:37 Good Stress vs Bad Stress 25:25 Mental Health in the Workplace 28:56 Listen and Become More Purposeful 28:57 How to Take Care of Your Team 30:44 Supporting Employees’ Mental Health 38:10 Tools for Managing Burnout 44:19 How Do You Deal with Stress? 52:02 Put Your Focus on Healthy Stress 53:27 Daily Practices for Recharging 01:01:42 What is a Quality Decision? 01:07:08 David on Final Five 01:14:90 Is Your Battery Full? Episode Resources: David Ko | Instagram David Ko | LinkedIn Calm | Website Calm | Instagram Calm | Facebook Calm | X See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is Something You've Never Tried and Never Will?

In this 186th episode, I share my daily reflection posted on Twitter @bryoncar, from Sept 22nd to 27th, 2024 Check out the WHOLE SPOTIFY PLAYLIST I put together with all the listens mentioned below: >>> bit.ly/FreshAirAtFiveSpotifyPlaylistE186

~解説した歌詞~ For all the times that you rained on my paradeAnd all the clubs you get in using my nameYou think you broke my heartOh, girl, for goodness sakeYou think I'm crying, on my own, well, I ain'tAnd I didn't wanna write a song Cause I didn't want anyone thinking I still careI don't, but you still hit my phone upAnd, baby, I be moving onAnd I think you should be somethingI don't wanna hold backMaybe you should know thatMy mama don't like you and she likes everyoneAnd I never like to admit that I was wrongAnd I've been so caught up in my jobDidn't see what's going onAnd now I know, I'm better sleeping on my ownCause if you like the way you look that muchOh, baby you should go and love yourselfAnd if you think thatI'm still holding on to somethingYou should go and love yourself 曲名：Love Yourself/Justin Bieber 新メンバー募集⬇️ https://herp.careers/v1/blued/2WMFNYUt66aY ■LINEでStudyInと無料留学相談できます☟ https://bit.ly/47redwx ■Podcastの感想やリクエストはInstagramのDMまで！ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/studyin.jp/⁠

"My horrible person is less worse than your horrible person!"My Bologna Has a First NameMaybe Dems are onto SomethingYou can listen to us on Spotify or wherever you get your Podcasts. Please rate and review. Email us at idiotseducated@gmail.com and follow us on X to the Z @educationidiots

What is Something You're Known For? Wednesday 07/31/24

"Scott, you can find us on a shocking amount of platforms...seriously."What's the problem? Salem Might've Been On to SomethingYou can listen to us on Spotify or wherever you get your Podcasts. Please rate and review. Email us at idiotseducated@gmail.com and follow us on X to the Z @educationidiots

How To Like Your Life PodcastEpisode 12- How to Prepare for Something You're Worried AboutLiking our lives isn't always about feeling joyful and wonderful all the time. Life brings hard moments, and with that, worry follows. In this episode, Emilie shares how you can utilize the power of mental rehearsal and visualization to feel more relaxed and prepared for future situations that are causing you worry or anxiety.~~Learn more about the Hypnotic Empowerment Masterclass: https://www.emilieleyes.com/hypnotic-empowerment-masterclass Brain Training Workshops & Replays: https://www.emilieleyes.com/virtual-workshops Try Doddle Hypnosis App free for 7 days: https://www.emilieleyes.com/doddle-hypnosisSubmit questions for my Q&A Episodes: https://www.emilieleyes.com/HTLYL-listener-questionsIf you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe and  leave a review!~~ Social Media Links:Emilie's InstagramEmilie's TikTokDoddle Hypnosis Instagramwww.emilieleyes.com ~~NOTE: The topics covered in this podcast are for educational purposes only, and do NOT replace the advice from licensed medical professionals. If you are unsure of whether these tools discussed are right for you, please consult with your healthcare providers first.Episode's key topics: mental health, worry, anxiety relief, mental rehearsal, visualization, hypnosis, self care

In this week's podcast episode, we're joined by Jungle Jordan Veasley, a zookeeper and wildlife educator. Jordan is doing such important work not only for the animals in his care but for humans too! Representation matters and he's a living, breathing example of why. In this episode, you're going to hear Emily and Jordan talk about:What sorcery this is?Relating to other people when they're not ready to hear what you have to sayBoxes are funNeurodiversity, diversity, and representationImagine how hard it would be to give a bear somethingYou can find the full show notes here.

Timestamp1:26 — Professional Background2:55 — Paper #1 Discussion - Neurofeedback Training21:31 — Paper #2 Discussion - Neural Efficiency27:44 — Pressure Training39:43 — Trends and Limitations of Neurofeedback43:42 — Paper #3 Discussion - Neurofeedback Training47:13 — Paper #4 Discussion - Cognitive Workload & Neural Efficiency49:25 — Recommendations For Coaches and Players51:26 — What's Something You've Changed Your Mind About Over Your Career?53:56 — Book Recommendations55:05 — Current ProjectsResourcesBook Recommendation #1: Harry PotterBook Recommendation #2: Human PerformanceBook Recommendation #3: The Diving Bell and the ButterflyBook Recommendation #4: Projections: A Story of Human EmotionsBook Recommendation #5: Breath: The New Science of a Lost ArtPaper #1: Effect of a single session of sensorimotor rhythm neurofeedback training on the putting performance of professional golfersPaper #2: The Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience of Superior Athletic PerformancePaper #3: The Effect of Left Temporal EEG Neurofeedback Training on Cerebral Cortical Activity and Precision Cognitive-Motor PerformancePaper #4: Effect of cognitive workload on momentum and neural efficiency in a golf putting taskAbout Kiersten JanjigianKiersten is a Certified Mental Performance Consultant and professor of Sport Psychology at George Washington University. While she works with both high-performance clients and students, she is also completing her doctorate at the University of Maryland College Park pursuing a degree in Kinesiology with a specialization in Cognitive Motor Neuroscience. Her research primarily focuses on the psychophysiological investigation of applied sport psychology, along with the study of diagnosis and treatment of sport-related concussion. She seeks to explore the neural correlates of mental imagery and other psychological skills training tools to implement in neurofeedback and hopes to create a unique neuroelectric assessment of stress en route to enhanced athletic performance.  This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit noahsachs.substack.com

This episode Frank, Jayne and Moe discuss: Our Beef:  Restuarant Seating | The Obstinance Of The Human Brain | "Can I Call You?" Their Beef:   The Internet vs Taylor Swift AI Questionable Beef:  What's Something You've Never Been Able To Wrap Your Head Around?   Facebook:  Got Beef? Podcast Twitter:  @GotBeefPod Instagram:  gotbeefpod Email:  gotbeefpod@gmail.com Website:  https://gotbeefpod.podbean.com/

Optimize Your Practice EnvironmentElite players all want to be able to achieve their best. But often they don't have an environment that's conducive to allowing them to be successful.Document Your Pre-Round RoutinePlayers don't document their pre-round routine enough. You want to refine the “recipe” to a point where it becomes perfect for you.Why Do You Go To The Range?Are you going to the range to get better or to feel better? If you truly want to get better, you generally will need to measure.Planning Is Key To Optimizing PracticeIt's amazing what happens when your measure of success is predetermined before you go out and practice.Timestamp1:12 — Professional Background3:29 — What is Strokes Gained?15:09 — What is Circles?26:30 — Tournament Preparation36:34 — Dispersion Patterns & Tournament Preparation40:51 — The ‘Rule of Thirds' During Practice45:27 — Most Common Mistakes Golfers Make During Practice and Preparation1:05:22 — Discussion Documents & The Importance of Reflection1:13:09 — What Craig Does With Players During In-Person Leading Up To Tournaments1:15:51 — Most Common Mistakes Aspiring Professionals & Mini-Tour Players Make1:18:46 — What's Something You've Changed Your Mind About Over Your Career?1:21:18 — Book Recommendations1:22:17 — Current ProjectsResourcesCircles - LinkBook Recommendation #1: Bounce: The Myth of Talent and the Power of PracticeBook Recommendation #2: Letters from a StoicBook Recommendation #3: How to Win Friends & Influence PeopleAbout Craig DixonCraig Dixon is a visionary in the realm of golf performance optimization and data analysis. As a PGA member and a specialist in high-performance analytics, Craig has established himself as a trusted authority in the world of golf. With an unrivaled understanding of big data and its implications for athletic excellence, he has become a sought-after consultant for some of the most esteemed organizations and athletes in golf.Craig's expertise extends across a vast array of domains, encompassing the PGA Tour, LPGA, LIV Golf, DP World Tour, JLPGA, Olympic athletes, national and NCAA teams, PGA Associations, and even the world's top-ranked players. His wealth of experience working with such esteemed entities has solidified his position as one of the leading figure in his field.At the core of Craig's practice lies his passion for performance optimization. Through meticulous analysis and comprehensive evaluation of players' on-course performance, he dedicates himself to deriving invaluable insights that unlock the true potential of each athlete. His mission is to guide players on their journey toward achieving their goals, all while minimizing the time and effort required.By leveraging the power of cutting-edge technology and sophisticated data analytics (Circles), Craig illuminates the path to peak performance, helping players design training regimens tailored to their unique strengths and weaknesses. With his guidance, athletes can optimize their preparation, ensuring they are primed to deliver their best performances when it matters most.In a world where excellence is defined by fractions of a stroke or the smallest of margins, Craig Dixon stands as a beacon of knowledge and expertise. His unrivaled ability to identify areas for improvement, strategize training approaches, and streamline the path to success has made him an indispensable asset to golfers worldwide. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit noahsachs.substack.com

Timestamp0:42 — Professional Background2:55 — Paper #1 Discussion - Internal vs. External Focus20:19 — Paper #2 Discussion - Self-Controller Practice32:57 — Paper #3 Discussion - Learner Feedback51:19 — General advice to Golfers and Coaches53:46 — What's Something You've Changed Your Mind About Over Your Career?1:01:33 — Book Recommendations1:05:24 — Current ProjectsResourcesBook Recommendation #1: Antifragile: Things That Gain from DisorderPaper #1: Reporting bias not external focus: A robust Bayesian meta-analysis of the attentional focus literaturePaper #2: The combination of reporting bias and underpowered study designs has substantially exaggerated the motor learning benefits of self-controlled practice and enhanced expectancies: a meta-analysisPaper #3: Meta-analysis of the reduced feedback frequency effect on motor learning and performanceAbout Dr. Brad McKayGoogle Scholar: LinkBrad McKay is the Senior Strategist – Training Design for the Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club. He collaborates with coaches, analysts, and sport scientists to enhance the development and performance of Brewers players.His academic background began with an Honour's degree in Psychology from St. Thomas University in his hometown of Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. He then completed his Master of Science degree in Kinesiology at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, supervised by Dr. Gabriele Wulf. His doctorate was earned in Human Kinetics at the University of Ottawa, supervised by Dr. Diane Ste-Marie. Prior to joining the Brewers, Brad was a Postdoctoral Fellow at McMaster University, working in Dr. Michael Carter's Metascience, Action, and Cognition laboratory.His research focuses on the metascience of motor learning and performance, in particular understanding the evidential basis underpinning the field's most import phenomena, as well as the systemic issues that undermine the accumulation of knowledge. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit noahsachs.substack.com

"Something You've Never Done" Every morning, Monday through Friday, I share a daily motivational thought to help you start your day. One minute of positive thinking every morning has the potential to change the outlook of your day. Start off right with our “Morning Minute”. Purchase my book “Sometimes, Sis, it's YOU!” here http://amzn.to/3cAGfMo --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chatty-passenger/support

Timestamp1:24 — Professional Background4:11 — Challenge Point Framework7:16 — Difference Between Performance and Learning9:23 — Three Zones of Learning16:05 — Skill Transfer29:05 — Three Different Types of Practice35:07 — Commonly Overlooked Aspect of Deliberate Practice40:03 — 5 Common Myths of Coaching47:58 — 5 Keys to Facilitate Optimal Skill Learning50:41 — Recommendations For Golfers/Coaches53:46 — What's Something You've Changed Your Mind About Over Your Career?56:07 — Book Recommendations57:27 — Current ProjectsResourcesBook Recommendation #1: Thinking, Fast and SlowPaper #1: An extended challenge-based framework for practice design in sports coachingPaper #2: Effective practice and instruction: A skill acquisition framework for excellenceAbout Dr. Nicola HodgesGoogle Scholar: LinkDr Nicola Hodges runs the Motor Skills Lab in Kinesiology at UBC, in Vancouver Canada, which is on the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations.It is here she studies anything to do with practice and the processes underpinning motor skill performance and learning. She conducts laboratory experiments with new learners to determine how and why various practice variables (such as instruction, demonstrations, feedback, order of practice) impact motor learning, as well as studying skilled performance and the developmental activities that are best predictors of expertise. She has a particular interest in processes involved in action observation; including the anticipation of action outcomes in sport-related contexts, how people learn from watching others, and how people “share” practice and impact skill acquisition processes when practising together.She has co-authored the popular book (now in its third edition), Skill acquisition in Sport: Research, Theory and Practice (Routledge) and she has close to 150 published journal articles and chapters on topics related to the study of motor learning and motor control more broadly. She has received funding for her research from the three major government funding agencies in Canada and is very grateful for continued support. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit noahsachs.substack.com

Timestamp0:54 — Personal & Professional Background5:07 — What is Resilience and Why is it Important in Sport?6:47 — Resilience Framework Overview20:53 — Practical Recommendations For Coaches/Athletes29:09 — The Importance of an Athlete's Environment31:57 — Practical Recommendations For Coaches/Athletes #235:44 — Common Mistakes Made During Goal-Setting36:38 — SMART Goal-Setting Framework41:55 — Three Main Types of Goals46:49 — Example of SMART Goals in Golf52:01 — SMART Open Goals55:31 — The Role of Self-Compassion and Perfectionism in Goal-Setting58:47 — Key Takeaways From Discussion on Goal-Setting1:05:54 — What's Something You've Changed Your Mind About Over Your Career?1:08:51 — Book Recommendations1:11:59 — Current ProjectsResourcesBook Recommendation #1: Man's Search For MeaningBook Recommendation #2: Love's ExecutionerBook Recommendation #3: Bad Science: Quacks, Hacks, and Big Pharma FlacksBook Recommendation #4: Sport and Exercise Psychology: A Critical IntroductionBook Recommendation: #5: Foundations of Sport and Exercise PsychologyBook Recommendation #6: The Kite RunnerPaper #1: The sporting resilience model: A systematic review of resilience in sport performersPaper #2: Set Goals to Get Goals: Sowing Seeds for Success in SportsAbout Dr. Sahen GuptaGoogle Scholar: LinkDr Sahen Gupta is an applied psychologist trained under the BPS-HCPC route and Senior Lecturer in Applied Sport Psychology at University of Portsmouth. He divides his time between mental health support and high-performance striving to help individuals achieve a balance. He works with individuals in sport and other high-pressure professions for sustainable high performance. Dr Sahen's research interests are focused on the themes of resilience for mental health and performance, cultural sport psychology and applied field interventions in sport psychology. As a scientist-practitioner he draws upon his experience in the field to inform research for context-based evidence. Dr Sahen reads far too much, laughs as much as he can and learns too many things. He is the  Founder of Discovery Sport & Performance Lab, a collective of global practice and cutting edge multicultural research. His leading scientific research and applied work have been published in international peer-reviewed journals, books and has been showcased in BBC and The Times. In his spare time, Dr Sahen writes a column for Telegraph India,called "Mind Games".  This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit noahsachs.substack.com

Timestamp1:54 — Personal & Professional Background5:25 — Near vs. Far Transfer10:09 - Linking Near Transfers Together11:52 — Inspiration To Study Validity of Cognitive Training14:58 — Key Findings of Cognitive Training Far Transfer Research20:46 — Neurofeedback in Golf22:03 — Recommendations When Adopting New Technology29:06 — What is Augmented Feedback + What We (Don't) Know About Effective Feedback?34:36 — Over Reliance on External Feedback38:19 — Recommendations For Golfers/Coaches on Feedback40:13 — Practice for Confidence vs. Competence45:05 — Insights Into Dr. Fransen's Meta-Scientific Work47:15 — Technique vs. Skill50:56 — Contextual Interference52:59 — Key Findings on Long-Term Athlete Development1:00:18 — What's Something You've Changed Your Mind About Over Your Career?1:02:44 — Book Recommendations1:06:22 — Current ProjectsResourcesBook Recommendation #1: The Tyranny of MetricsBook Recommendation #2: The forest through the treesPaper #1: There is no evidence for a far transfer of cognitive training to sport performancePaper #2: The effect of augmented feedback on the performance and learning of gross motor and sport-specific skills: A systematic reviewPaper #3: Differences in physical fitness and gross motor coordination in boys aged 6–12 years specializing in one versus sampling more than one sport.About Dr. Job FransenContact Info: job.fransen@gmail.comGoogle Scholar: LinkJob Fransen is a senior lecturer at CSU's Port Macquarie campus who possesses a profound fascination with the intricacies of human learning, particularly the interplay between individual attributes and environmental factors in shaping movement. Job's extensive teaching portfolio spans diverse subjects such as skill acquisition, motor control, motor learning, and the cultivation of talent and expertise. He has extensive experience crafting tailor-made educational content for both industry and academic institutions. Job's dedication to pedagogy is underscored by a collection of teaching and learning accolades earned throughout his career, notably for fostering student self-discovery through non-linear pedagogy.Job studies how experts and novices execute motor skills and make decisions within sports-related contexts. His contributions to the scientific literature include publications addressing talent identification and development programs in youth sports, the role of perceptual and cognitive abilities in sporting expertise development, and the evaluation and enhancement of collective behaviour. Job's most recent work adopts a meta-scientific perspective on skill acquisition literature, shedding new light on this complex domain.Outside of academia, Job leads an international skill acquisition research group and a teaching and learning workgroup, fostering the exchange of innovative ideas in research and pedagogy. Notably, Job serves as an associate editor for Science and Medicine in Football and held an executive board position in the Australasian Skill Acquisition Network from 2018 to 2022. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit noahsachs.substack.com

https://noahsachs.substack.com/p/henrikTimestamp1:20 — Personal & Professional Background4:37 — Internal vs. External Focus7:00 — Flaws In External vs. Internal Focus Research13:16 — Key Findings of Focus of Attention Research17:50 — Implications For Golfers and Coaches19:23 — Cognitive Load & Mental Effort24:08 — Key Findings of Cognitive Load & Mental Effort Research28:55 — Impact of Distractions on Golfers32:27 — Key Findings of Impact of Distractions on Golfers Research35:55 — Impact of Dual Task on Golf Performance41:41 — Current State of Research on Focus of Attention43:34 — What's Something You've Changed Your Mind About Over Your Career?45:23 — Book Recommendations48:07 — Current Projects49:24 — Impact of Viktor Hovland on Norwegian GolfResourcesBook Recommendation #1: Handbook of Embodied Cognition and Sport PsychologyBook Recommendation #2: Your Erroneous ZonesBook Recommendation #3: Eleven Rings: The Soul of SuccessAbout Dr. Henrik HerrebrødenHenrik Herrebrøden is a sport psychologist and researcher based in Oslo,Norway. For the last ten years, he has worked with athletes from a rangeof different sports. He recently completed his PhD in psychology at theUniversity of Oslo, where he investigated attention in elite athletes.He is currently an Assistant Professor at Kristiania University College.ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Henrik-HerrebrodenGoogle Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=no&user=RUzwMR0AAAAJPractitioner website: http://www.henrikh.no This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit noahsachs.substack.com

*5:00am:  Dumb Thing People Brag About *6:00am:  Unwritten Rules With Profession, Say Your Name With An Expression *7:00am:   Beat Mercedes for a $2,700 Diamond Pendant, Earned Nickname, MSG Sphere Performers *8:00am:   Pettiest Thing You Do, Feral Cat, Accidental Photo Message *9:00am:   JC's Jerk or Justified:  Escape Room, Something You're Sick Of

Timestamp1:29 — Golf Background4:01 — Diaphragmatic Breathing11:10 — Biofeedback Training12:49 — NTEL Belt14:38 — Heart Rate Variability16:49 — Impact of Stress on Performance18:52 — Maintaining Energy Levels Through Deliberate Breathing27:15 — Mental Challenges Professional Golfers Face29:51 — Insights From The PGA TOUR32:32 — Bryson DeChambeau & Neurofeedback Training37:35 — Common Mistakes Golfers Make On The Golf Course41:00 — Basic Guidelines For Proper Breathing Technique45:22 — Importance of Nasal Breathing46:39 — The Future of Biofeedback Training in Golf51:44 — What Have You Learned From Being Around TOUR Players?52:36 — What's Something You've Changed Your Mind About Over Your Career?55:18 — What's The Biggest Mistake You Made Early in Your Career?56:04 — Book RecommendationsResourcesNTEL Belt: WebsiteBook Recommendation #1: Breath: The New Science of a Lost ArtBook Recommendation #2: Perfectly Yourself: Discovering God's Dream for YouAbout Andy MatthewsAndy oversees all golf strategy and business development for Neuropeak Pro on all professional tours, with collegiate and national teams and elite amateurs from around the world. Andy says the most inspiring part of his job is having the opportunity to help individuals and teams who are already great at what they do find the competitive edge that can help them reach the next level.When he's not working, Andy enjoys playing tournament golf – he is truly passionate about the game, and it shows in his work with our golfers. A surprising fact about Andy is that he is a certified pilot! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit noahsachs.substack.com

Dr. Marcus Williams calls to register his therapy practice for vampires as an in-network provider.Episode TranscriptThis episode was performed by Adam Robinson and Saph the Something Written and produced by Saph the SomethingYou can hear more of Adam's work as a charming immortal in The Moon Crown, a weird-fiction cosmic horror show focused on Filipino mythology and some of the most interesting sound design around.TUMBLR: @TheSPCpodcastMASTODON: @TheSPCpodcast@podvibes.coBLUESKY: @TheSPCpodcastPATREON: /saphthesomethingKOFI: /saphthesomethingThe SPC WebsiteEpisode art by Ash Leddy and Saph the SomethingCredits music is "music elevator" by Jay_You with additional sound effects by anthonyramirez, JayeWilde, ondrosik, omar-alvarado, kyles, schooledzone, nightflame, bbrocer, petebarry, and talithamaree on freesound.org. Call center background noise via Soothing Sounds to Concentrate on YouTube.

Timestamp1:26 — Academic & Professional Background3:03 — Research Inspired by Tiger Woods Comment4:24 — Dr. MacKenzie's Background in Golf6:54 — What is Variable Inertia Speed Training?9:13 — How Was The Stack System Developed?14:44 — How Mass, Center of Mass, and Moment of Inertia Relate to Speed Training?21:52 — How is The Stack System different to SuperSpeed Sticks?23:56 — How To Integrate The Stack System into a Workout Plan27:05 — Biomechanics & Neuromechanics28:58 — The Four Components That Determine Club Head Speed37:17 — Clarifying The Meaning of “Work”, “Power”, and “Energy”41:56 — Dr. MacKenzies Work With Matthew Fitzpatrick43:21 — Swinging Faster With Less Effort45:28 - Impact of Body Composition on Club Head Speed48:31 — The Stack Putting System55:04 — Common Mistakes Made When Pursuing More Club Head Speed56:18 — Guidelines For Integrating Stack With Existing Workout Programs58:43 — Insights Into Matthew Fitzpatrick's Data Driven Approach to Golf1:01:17 — What's Something You've Changed Your Mind About?1:02:56 — What's a Mistake You Made Early In Your Career?1:04:33 — Dr. MacKenzie's Thoughts on Bryson DeChambeau's Speed Training Approach1:07:27 — Book Recommendations---The Stack SystemThe Stack System: Website---ResourcesDr. Sasho MacKenzie's Publications - WebsiteBook Recommendation #1: Every Shot CountsBook Recommendation #2: Search For The Perfect SwingBook Recommendation #3: Thinking, Fast and SlowAuthor Recommendation #1: John FeinsteinAuthor Recommendation #2: Richard Feyman---About Dr. Sasho MacKenzieGolf's foremost biomechanist, Dr. Sasho MacKenzie is the research practitioner behind the world's top golf coaches - his work and theories have driven a scientific, evidence-based revolution in golf instruction and movement training.Sasho's area of expertise is the training and biomechanics of speed generation. The Stack System allows Sasho to share his research findings and training wisdom directly with you, using the same tools, techniques, and nuances that he uses to speed train Tour players he has consulted.Sasho is an Engineering Consultant for PING and a Biomechanics Advisor and Software Developer for Footjoy.  He has published over 20 golf related research articles in scientific peer-reviewed journals and has been invited to speak to golf instructors for the PGA of Australia, Great Britain & Ireland, Spain, and the French Golf Federation. In 2018, Dr. MacKenzie was the Key Note speaker at the World Scientific Congress of Golf. He is a regular contributor to Golf Magazine and has been a featured guest on countless other golf podcasts, international radio shows, and television episodes.In addition to golf, Sasho has worked with multiple MLB teams as a biomechanics/bat fitting consultant – including the 2020 World Series Champions L.A. Dodgers.Dr. MacKenzie is a professor of Sports Biomechanics at St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia where he also puts his expertise into action, having won back-to-back club championships in 2020 and 2021. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit noahsachs.substack.com

Welcome to "Naked, Nudists, and Naturists", the show that celebrates clothes free living, body acceptance, and removing all barriers to living your best life! Join host Frank Stone and correspondent Lisa Monroe, as they celebrate clothes free living with naturist stories; interviews; nude recreation; accepting your body; developing a positive self body image; and enjoying social naturism for all of the right reasons! (Please note that we are NOT about swinging, sexual activity, streaking, aggressive behavior, or anything else that deviates from the joy of appropriately living without your clothes). From our naturist studio - yes, all employees work each day in the nude (is there any other way?) - to your ears, we are all about bringing the "Naked. Nudists, and Naturists" clothes free lifestyle to all. A new show is all yours every Saturday morning at 6:00 am ET. Join us and enjoy clothes free living! ON TODAY'S SHOW - Frank Stone discusses: Lists of countries and cities with our most current listeners; A rather horrific and disappointing story of a neighbor calling the police; E-MAILS: (send comments by emails, Spotify, or our website) A letter from Simon; a Twitter note from Christian Naturism; An article about "Millions Embrace Nudism ......."; K94.5 Radio Station - "Something You've Done Naked in Five words or Less"; Spotify comments - JoJo and Joe like our naturist topics!; Our show is on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Audible; We are on Twitter, too! - Lisa Monroe - We are as naked as jaybirds!; Lisa's story of when she was allowed to go into the Men's Basketball Locker Room at the University of Kentucky; Frank's drive-thru story at McDonald's; and Lisa's time at the swimming hole .... with a LOT of naked guys in a natural setting! - Part 2 of Frank's INTERVIEW with D.H. JONATHAN/DAN HAWKINS, a longtime naturist; a 38-year veteran of nude modeling; and an author of Naturist Fiction. - Write to us early and often - Website, Email, Spotify, or on Twitter, and let us know how your clothes free life is going? LINKS for D.H. JONATHAN/DAN HAWKINS https://dhjonathan.com TWITTER @NakedDan @DHJonathan1 AMAZON https://www.amazon.com/stores/D.%20H.%20Jonathan/author/B01J4GHF1W "MILLIONS EMBRACE NUDISM AS GLOBAL WARMING PUSHES SOCIETY TOWARD ECO-FRIENDLY LIFESTYLES" https://sorrywv.wordpress.com/2023/07/26/millions-embrace-nudism-as-global-warming-pushes-society-toward-eco-friendly-lifestyles/ "SOMETHING YOU'VE DONE NAKED IN 5 WORDS OR LESS, SHREVEPORT" https://k945.com/5-words-naked-shreveport/ OUR WEBSITE ⁠⁠⁠NakedNudistsAndNaturists.com⁠⁠⁠ We want to hear from YOU, so please EMAIL us at: ⁠⁠⁠NakedForeverMore@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠ APPLE PODCASTS https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/naked-nudists-and-naturists/id1695296974 SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/66iqJxLBmseAZ6DkFlUdI5 AMAZON/AUDIBLE https://www.amazon.com/Naked-Nudists-and-Naturists/dp/B0CCRL1PDS/ref=sr_1_1?crid=20815BHPQ0ILE&keywords=naked%2C+nudists%2C+and+naturists&qid=1690667273&sprefix=naked%2C+nudists%2C+and+naturists%2Caps%2C164&sr=8-1 GOOGLE PODCASTS https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9lMTM1NGMyNC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/naked-forevermore/message

*6:00am: Work From Home Woes, Airplane Viewing Habits *7:00am: On The Road To Your Zipcode, Calling 911 *8:00am:  Reconnecting With Old Friends, Something You've Never Done, But Everyone Else Has, Something Bugging You *9:00am:  Wavelength Game, Festival In Your Hometown

Timestamp0:29 — Complex Systems & Constraints-Led Approach5:12 — Golf Example of Constraints-Led Approach8:53 — Holistic Approach to Coaching12:53 — Cognitive Fitness15:39 — Periodization21:53 — Barriers to Cognitive Fitness Training23:32 — Consequences of Goals26:43 — Common Mistakes & Recommendations29:03 — What's Something You've Changed Your Mind On?31:36 — Book Recommendations33:36 — Current ProjectsResourcesResearch Paper #1: Training or Synergizing? Complex Systems Principles Change the Understanding of Sport ProcessesResearch Paper #2: Cognitive Fitness Framework: Towards Assessing, Training and Augmenting Individual-Difference Factors Underpinning High-Performance CognitionBook Recommendation #1: Thinking in SystemsBook Recommendation #2: Metaskills: Five Talents for the Robotic AgeBook Recommendation #3: MasteryAbout Gary StebbingGary Stebbing is based in the United Kingdom. His primary areas of interest are building and sustaining excellence, and human performance. He studied Sport & Exercise Science as an undergraduate and Performance Psychology as a post graduate, and has been a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) for 21 years. He is the founder and principal of EVO-C, a thinking capabilities and world building consultancy. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit noahsachs.substack.com

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Hour 1 * Serving up HATE in your breakfast cereal: Kellogg's gave $91 million to domestic terrorist organization Black Lives Matter – NaturalNews.com * Trump claims he will be arrested Tuesday, calls for protests – A Trump spokesperson later said there has been “no notification” of an arrest – ABCNews. * Elon Musk Warns Trump Indictment Will Backfire, Predicts ‘Landslide' Reelection. * Ted Cruz slammed the potential arrest of Trump for charges related to his alleged affair with Stormy Daniels. * If the former president of the United States is arrested, that is historic,” Cruz said – “It is flimsy. It is weak. It has been rejected by prosecutor after prosecutor after prosecutor. And it is obviously political retribution and a political persecution. * Bragg is a progressive prosecutor who received $1 million from George Soros through Color of Change, a progressive criminal justice reform organization. The group pulled $500,000 back from his campaign after a woman made a “disturbing allegation” against him, the Daily Mail reported. * Tucker Carlson unloaded on the Democratic Party over President Donald Trump's potential indictment in an epic monologue Monday night and issued a dire warning for America should their efforts to stop Trump succeed. * “Something You'd Expect to See in Third-World Bananna Republics” – Kari Lake Blasts Political Persecution of Trump, Encourages Patriots To Protest and Stop Living in Fear of the Radical Left's Infiltration. * Pentagon requests $886 billion budget despite failing 5 audits where billions vanished into financial black holes – Belle Carter. * Fauci Gets Reality Check From Real People On PBS – Walt Rasinger. * The bureaucrats at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention bought data from tracking companies to monitor Americans' locations in real-time during the reign of COVID, according to contracts obtained by the Epoch Times. * We have a new texting option for those who would like to keep up with all we are doing – Get CSPOA SMS Updates! Simply text the letters CSPOA to 53445. * Archives of the  Simulcast of the Sheriff Mack show and Liberty RoundTable Live can be found in Video at BrightEON.tv and Audio at LovingLiberty.net Hour 2 * DeSantis Said He Won't Get Involved In The “Manufactured Circus”! * Amazon Announces Its Plans to Lay Off 9,000 Corporate and Tech Workers by the End of April – The cuts follow a round of layoffs announced several months ago that affected more than 18,000 jobs. * China's New DNA-Based Bioweapons Target Specific Ethnic Groups, Races, Facts Matter – TheEpochTimes.com * After Tennessee became the first state to prohibit drag shows in places where children may be present, several red states are pushing for similar legislation – States including Idaho, Kentucky, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas are focused on passing legislation that would restrict or outlaw sexually explicit drag shows in the presence of minors. * The legislation gaining momentum through 14 states is a part of a broader battle throughout the country over exposing children to gender identity and sexually explicit concepts that may not be age-appropriate. * CEO Elon Musk called it “a serious attack on the Constitution by a federal agency.” – The Daily Wire. * America is Ready for the 4-Day Workweek – NewsWeek.com * Some 71 percent of Americans say they support the concept of a four-day workweek, a poll for Newsweek shows, while 83 percent think they could complete their weekly workload in four days. * Wow: Chick-Fil-A Owner Institutes Three-Day Work Week. * Everyone knows about Chick-Fil-A's policy of being closed on Sundays to observe the Sabbath. “Even locations in airports and sports stadiums remain closed on Sunday, despite the massive number of travelers and hungry football fans seeking fried-chicken sandwiches,” according to Business Insider. This move costs the company about a billion dollars in sales every year. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loving-liberty/support

EPISODE 110!! In This Episode the fellas are joined by Monster Meik(Anthony) for an episode full of jokes and laughter. This one is mostly filled with relatable topics. Time stamps are in every episode to make it easier to skip to the topics you really want to heard or want to keep going back to. So as usual grab a mimosa, sit back and catch a vibe!!   0:00 :Intro 2:30 :Mimosa Of The Week 8:00 :Brunch Of The Week 15:01 :How Our Week Has Been 30:55 :Twitter Question 46:55 :Ja Morant Strip Club Photo 56:36 :Catching Up With An Ex 1:04:50 :18 Females Guards Caught Up With Inmates 1:13:42: Would You Introduce Your Girl To A "Baddie" Coworker? 1:21:08 :Something You've Never Received From A Woman But Would Like To 1:33:55 :Higher Self 1:40:46 :Have You Heard 1:56:14 :Quotables ________________________________________________________  MERCH!!!!: www.theofficialbrunchboys.bigcartel.com  APPLE PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-official-brunchboys/id1527509096?uo=4  SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/0vNV6ApqENxLqdgloS6YX0  YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/JHfkT8kJZfk  INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/theofficialbrunchboys/  TWITTER: @Off_BrunchBoys  George's INSTAGRAM: @1st.Name.George  George's Twitter: @1stNameGeorge  Faust Instagram: @bad_news_boyah  Anthony's Instagram: @monstermeik

Busy Moms' Book Club: The Next Right Thing by Emily P. Freeman In today's bonus Busy Mom's Book Club episode, Lara is sharing her insights on the book, The Next Right Thing by Emily P. Freeman. As moms, we are inundated with decisions to make, from the simple things like feeding our kids the right foods all the way up to making the best educational choices. If you're overwhelmed and uncertain, this book might be just the one you need.This Episode is For You If:You spend a lot of time dwelling on, thinking about, or praying to know the right decision to makeYou love to research things when you are trying to make the "right" decision or a good decision, looking for answers from the expertsYou've ever had the thought that you should be better at something. Like you should be further along, or you should be good at somethingYou've ever made a pro or con list (in the middle of the night, even)Featured on the Show: The Next Right Thing: A Simple, Soulful Practice for Making Life Decisions  Emily P. FreemanJoshua BeckerMark 10Burnout: The Secret to Unlocking the Stress Cycle by Emily Nagoski, PHD.Every month, The Busy Moms' Book Club meets virtually over Zoom. You do not have to read the book to join. I read the book, then will teach it to you and how to apply it.It's the best because you can get ALL the goodness books have to offer in an hour. Because we all know you loved Cliff Notes for your book reports as a kid

* Serving up HATE in your breakfast cereal: Kellogg's gave $91 million to domestic terrorist organization Black Lives Matter - NaturalNews.com * Trump claims he will be arrested Tuesday, calls for protests - A Trump spokesperson later said there has been "no notification" of an arrest - ABCNews. * Elon Musk Warns Trump Indictment Will Backfire, Predicts ‘Landslide' Reelection. * Ted Cruz slammed the potential arrest of Trump for charges related to his alleged affair with Stormy Daniels. * If the former president of the United States is arrested, that is historic," Cruz said - "It is flimsy. It is weak. It has been rejected by prosecutor after prosecutor after prosecutor. And it is obviously political retribution and a political persecution. * Bragg is a progressive prosecutor who received $1 million from George Soros through Color of Change, a progressive criminal justice reform organization. The group pulled $500,000 back from his campaign after a woman made a "disturbing allegation" against him, the Daily Mail reported. * Tucker Carlson unloaded on the Democratic Party over President Donald Trump's potential indictment in an epic monologue Monday night and issued a dire warning for America should their efforts to stop Trump succeed. * “Something You'd Expect to See in Third-World Bananna Republics” – Kari Lake Blasts Political Persecution of Trump, Encourages Patriots To Protest and Stop Living in Fear of the Radical Left's Infiltration. * Pentagon requests $886 billion budget despite failing 5 audits where billions vanished into financial black holes - Belle Carter. * Fauci Gets Reality Check From Real People On PBS - Walt Rasinger. * The bureaucrats at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention bought data from tracking companies to monitor Americans' locations in real-time during the reign of COVID, according to contracts obtained by the Epoch Times. * We have a new texting option for those who would like to keep up with all we are doing - Get CSPOA SMS Updates! Simply text the letters CSPOA to 53445. * Archives of the  Simulcast of the Sheriff Mack show and Liberty RoundTable Live can be found in Video at BrightEON.tv and Audio at LovingLiberty.net

Who'd have thought, this silly little show would get this far? Probably only Darren in truth! Tonight we celebrate something Old, Something New and Something You. It's really just a cover for us to talk about the toys that we love in our collections. You can watch this celebratory episode on our Facebook page to see all the give-aways, the questions and the questionable fashion choices, inspired by a certain friend of ours. A massive THANK you to all our supporters over the journey, our Patreons and anyone who's ever listened. It certainly has been one helluva Good Journey! Support the show: http://patreon.com/toypowerpodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nate is back from PA and neither of us have anything nice to say about our lives or the world at the moment, but we have a responsibility to provide you with insipid babble about new music, so here we are. Intro Music: Youth of Today- Flame Still Burns Submit music to demolistenpodcast@gmail.com. Become a patron at https://www.patreon.com/demolistenpodcast. Leave us a message at (260)222-8341 Queue: Cold Gawd, Mirth, Pest Control, Citrus, Sam Seeger, Frozen Blood, Life In Vacuum, Cel Ray, Something You're Not, Money https://coldgawd.bandcamp.com/album/god-get-me-the-fuck-out-of-here https://mirthfulfate.bandcamp.com/album/mirth https://pestcontroluk.bandcamp.com/album/dont-test-the-pest https://citrushardcore.bandcamp.com/album/demo-23 https://samseeger.bandcamp.com/track/loser-life-experience https://drycough.bandcamp.com/album/revenge  

Episode 104! On this one the fellas recount a brunch day party from Chicago. They also get in some life and dating situations that everyone can relate to. So as usual grab a mimosa, sit back and catch a vibe!! 5:18 :Mimosa Of The Week 10:19 :Brunch Of The Week 27:21 :Saki Sake At Hibachi? 35:42 :Would You Cancel Plans With Your Crew For Some Buns 39:30 :Group Date Vs. 1 On 1 Date 1:04:18 :Something You've Always Wanted To Say At Work But Couldn't 1:06:04 :One Of The Most Embarrassing Moment Of You Life 1:17:36 :10K Vs. 100K 1:19:40 :What Job Would You Choose If Money Wasn't A Factor 1:25:25 :Have You Heard 1:41:37 :Quotables ________________________________________________________ DAMAR HAMLIN GOFUNDME: https://gofund.me/01e78364 MERCH!!!!: www.theofficialbrunchboys.bigcartel.com APPLE PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-official-brunchboys/id1527509096?uo=4 SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/0vNV6ApqENxLqdgloS6YX0 YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/JHfkT8kJZfk INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/theofficialbrunchboys/ TWITTER: @Off_BrunchBoys George's INSTAGRAM: @1st.Name.George George's Twitter: @1stNameGeorge Faust Instagram: @bad_news_boyah Chris's Instagram: @____briscoe

What's Something You're Grateful For About the Pandemic? November is the month of gratitude. I'm sharing 30 Ways to Practice Gratitude over the next 30 days. Follow or subscribe to the podcast to be alerted when the next day's episode is ready to listen to. Each episode is only a couple of minutes long and gives you different ways to practice gratitude that you can implement immediately. I'd love to hear about your experience with this journey. You can reach me on social media or via email at juliecmboyer (at) gmail.com. https://www.tiktok.com/@juliecmboyer https://www.facebook.com/juliecmboyer Free Gratitude Meditation & 30 Days of Gratitude Challenge download: http://bit.ly/GratitudeLoveLetter 2023 Vancouver Island Sunrises Calendar is available while supplies last: https://wakeupwithgratitude.com/products/2023-calendar-vancouver-island-sunrises  Check out other episodes the podcast: https://wakeupwithgratitude.com/pages/podcast  More freebies here: https://campsite.bio/juliecmboyer  

Highlights from AEW Dynamite, WWE Raw, WWE Smackdown and NXT this week are discussed by Ralph and Michael including Daniel Garcia choosing Bryan Danielson over Chris Jericho, Jon Moxley vs Adam "Hangman" Page happening on a special Tuesday AEW Dynamite, Andre Chase references Dave Meltzer at a Chase U Pep Rally and Sami Zayn becomes an Honorary Uce in the Bloodline. 0:00 - Daniel Garcia Chooses Bryan Danielson Over Chris Jericho 6:27 - Jon Moxley vs Hangman Page on a Special Tuesday AEW Dynamite 9:44 - Wheeler Yuta vs MJF | Who Won the War of Words? 13:08 - Saraya vs Britt Baker | Who Won the War of Words? 18:04 - Andre Chase Buries Dave Meltzer in Chase U Pep Rally 20:54 - WWE White Rabbit Clues and QR Codes Lead to Something You're Missing 27:56 - WWE Extreme Rules Match Card Is Stacked 30:51 - Candice LeRae Returns to WWE Possibly for War Games Match 32:38 - Reaction to Sami Zayn Officially Becoming Honorary Uce Get 10% Off SCPB Merch Using the Promo code "SCPB10": https://bit.ly/3cePrEm Order PPVs from your favorite wrestling promotion on FITE TV: https://bit.ly/3hZOEtJ If you love pro wrestling click this link: https://bit.ly/2LTeY8C Listen to our podcast on: iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/squared-circle-psychobabble-professional-wrestling/id1429955052 Stitcher - https://stitcher.com/podcast/squared-circle-psychobabble Podbean - https://scpbpodcast.podbean.com TuneIn - https://tunein.com/podcasts/Wrestling/Squared-Circle-Psychobabble-p1149058/ Google - https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Im7h6djiyubykcjel32aushhada Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/scpbpodcast Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SCPBPodcast Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scpbpodcast/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scpbpodcast/support

We're thrilled to share this conversation with Shannon Hoffman (she/her), educator, collaborator, activator, and now a candidate for Denver City Council!Shannon's fire for justice and civic engagement inspired her to run after she witnessed how policies directly impact people — for better and worse.Her campaign's part of a growing grassroots movement shaking up the status quo in a city where many elected officials have avoided accountability to their communities and allowed harmful policies — like the violent displacement of unhoused folks by police — to continue unchecked.Tune in to hear us talk about...How communities can leverage their collective power to get shit done and get us all freeShannon's experience running for office while working full-time to bring to life affordable housing, a grocery store, and other much-needed community spacesMoments during her experiences with abolitionist organizing that led her to consider pursuing public office, even though she'd never thought about it beforeWays she's seen harmful policies and white supremacy culture impact her studentsSetting boundaries and practicing self-care… even when you're super busy disrupting the systemAdvice for running for office…and more!Support Shannon's campaign:Donate to the campaignFollow the campaign on InstagramCheck out Shannon's campaign websiteResources for running for office:Talk to Lauren about coachingEmerge AmericaLGBTQ Victory InstituteRun for SomethingYou can support this podcast by joining us on Patreon for as little as $2/month! Your support helps us continue to host impactful conversations, and patrons receive perks such as bonus content, video podcasts, special discounts on workshops, and so much more! Be sure to subscribe on Apple or Spotify, and leave a 5-star rating and review on Apple. We'd also love for you to take a screenshot of where the episode resonates with you and tag us in your Instagram stories at @alltfinpodcast, @tristankatzcreative, and @laurenkayroberts.Here's where you can view a transcript of this episode of ALL THE F*CK IN.Thanks to Son of Nun and DJ Mentos for the music. You can find their work at sonofnun.bandcamp.com and djmentos.com.

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Join this fabulous conversation on why gut health matters and how it can be easy, with April Butt, a Nutritionist and Hypnotherapist. April is super passionate and walks the talk, with all things mind-body and believes that when your internal health is thriving, the life that awaits you has limitless potential. I've known April for over a decade and love her message. It's an effervescent chat you'll love. Why does gut health matter What we should be learning at school Why people shy away from the term ‘gut health' The connection between gut health and the brain How tapping into your subconscious makes all the difference The impact of stress on the gut How to make life easier and prevent what's holding you back Why gratefulness matters   “Every human body has the ability to feel great. And if it doesn't, there's something in the way.  Something You need to shuffle, change, tweak, adjust, to allow your body to find it's beautiful balance, the way nature intended. And that is, I truly believe, possible for everybody.”   Follow April: Website: https://www.3elementshealth.com.au/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/3elementshealth/ Instagram: @3elements_health   Bounce Out of Bed hosted by Amanda Ewin, Lifestyle Coach.   Follow Amanda: Website: amandaewin.com Instagram: @amandaewin

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HIGHLIGHTSSales is a processInvest in training and onboarding earlyConsistency and empathy: Building trust as a sales leader Humans suck at multitasking Coaching should not breed dependencyHeadcount should not determine the worth of a sales leaderYou don't feel burnout if you truly enjoy doing somethingYou have to own your career developmentAll your problems have already been solved before Chase growth and wealth will follow later The trick to dealing with discomfortLove the game, not just the outcomesQUOTESJake: "Sales is a process. It is just as much science, if not more science than art. There are right and wrong ways to move customers through a journey based on your sales cycle, who you sell to, etcetera." Jake: “It's all about the people, man. I don't need to know the product that well. I don't need to really know much. All I need to do is to get to know Jake, or John, or Scott or Shawn, or Susian, or Eva, whatever. I think for a lot of people, if I understand where you are today, like what your motivations are, what you're trying to accomplish, then like, amazing. I can now help to put together a development plan because I can invest in you. “Jake: "To understand where someone's coming from, I don't have to placate that person. I just need to understand so that I can better communicate with that person because now I know where they're at mentally or based on their experience. And then I show up consistently throughout the process. That's how I build rapport." Jake: "Really great coaching isn't always giving advice. Sometimes it's just asking."Jake: "If you are doing something that you really enjoy, even when it's hard, you don't feel it, if I'm just being perfectly candid. I've been tired in my career and life, but once I realize that, look, I really love sales. I love learning. I'm naturally very curious. And sales to me checks those boxes in some next level because it's evolving so quickly." Jake: "If you align the things that you're good at and the things you enjoy and get energy from, that's the job you should be doing."Jake: "Everyday is a chance to learn. Everyday is a chance to get better. Everyday is a chance to try new shit and break new things and try something different."Jake: "100% if the problems you're facing have already been solved. Therefore, it is doable. So what are you gonna do about it?"Jake: "I made an oath: I will never hang up the phone and have that feeling again. I will always go for 15 seconds of discomfort to ask that tough question, as opposed to 25 minutes or an hour, hours of beating myself up later, just knowing that I left something on the table, knowing that I left my best possible performance on the table."You can learn more about Jake in the link below.Linkedin:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jakedunlap/Email: Jake@SKaled.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JakeDunlapSalesIf you're listening to the Peak Performance Selling Podcast, please subscribe, share, and send us your feedback.LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordanbenjamin/Website - http://mycoreos.com/Podcast - https://www.mycoreos.com/podcastEmail - Jordan@MyCoreOS.comTwitter - https://twitter.com/jbenj09

World Record Wednesday Soda Chug, Something You'll Never Do Again, Florida Slang, Make-Up or Break-Up, Rocco Match Game, Battle of the Generations and How To Find A Hidden Camera!

In this episode, I address all the pain points and woes of dating life in Miami. I also run through the stereo typical Miami people we all date, as well as read through the answers submitted for the "What's Something You've Never Told an Ex, but Wish You Did?" poll. For inquiries: whatjosuehastosay@gmail.com Follow me on Social:

Brands that gain huge followings don't ways do it by watching what the big guns are doing, but have their ears to the ground listening to their own customer's wants, needs, and pain points!Serial entrepreneur Natalie Mackey created Winky Lux, the cult-favorite beauty brand with an emphasis on clean ingredients & colorful whimsy in 2015 with her best friend. Since its humble beginnings, Winky Lux has grown to a multi-million-dollar revenue company, becoming the fastest-growing single-brand launch in Target stores, and available in over 3,000 retailers & e-tailers throughout the United States! Today, Winky Lux utilizes consumer feedback & data into all of its launches - resulting in products that resonate with its target demographic and stay on top of the latest trends.Let's dive into today's episode with Natalie and get an inside look at how she took her company viral by building a brand that captivates the customer.Things you will learn in this episode:[00:01 - 04:43] Opening Segment I introduce today's guest, Natalie MackeyNatalie gives us a bit of her backgroundFrom journalism to beauty entrepreneurshipInterested in entrepreneurship from early on [04:44 - 14:28] Going Viral by Building a Brand that Captivates the CustomerNatalie talks about her pivot away from finance into the beauty industry Falling in love with the idea of building somethingYou need to be curious enough to sacrifice Sunk cost bias Building a brand from the ground upFollowing the customer Getting the customer to talk about what they purchase Connecting to the emotions of the customerHow Natalie goes against the grain of large companiesStanding out from the crowd in designFinding room to bring down costs without cutting quality A quick word from our sponsors[15:30 - 23:43] Personalizing Your Customer's ExperienceNatalie talks about scaling a personalized experienceAlways making them feel seen and heardLet the customers see themselves in the products Navigating ad spend when you have a huge demographic Paid social is a dumpster fire! The power of TikTok The importance of transparency behind your brand You have to do the things your competitors can't do Showing how the products are actually made [23:44 - 29:52] Closing Segment Who you know or what you know?Having a great network can fill the gaps in knowledge “Talk to me like I'm 5 years old” The RaNDoM RoUnDHow to connect with Natalie - links belowFinal words  Tweetable Quotes: “The key trait for entrepreneurship is not necessarily being the smartest person in the room, it's like grit and perhaps even with a curiosity that's attainable.” - Natalie Mackey“We're always trying to be where the customer is. We're always trying to make sure she feels seen and delighted and heard, and that's the filter we put all our marketing initiatives through.” - Natalie Mackey“We want to be the bright spot in our customer's day!” - Natalie Mackey You can connect with Natalie on LinkedIn and Instagram. Get the perfect gift for yourself or the women in your life at https://www.winkylux.com/.  Did you love the value that we are putting out in the show? LEAVE A REVIEW and tell us what you think about the episode so we can continue putting out great content just for you! Share this episode and help someone who wants to connect with world-class people. Jump on over to travischappell.com/makemypodcast and let my team make you your very own show!If you want to learn how to build YOUR network, check out my website travischappell.com. You can connect with me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Be sure to join The Lounge to become part of the community that's setting up REAL relationships that add value and create investments.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

What's Something You've Never Bragged About? "Got my masters degree with a 4.0 as a single mom" "I had 23 swimming event records in college" Recorded live on 10.13.21

On Episode 435 "Silent Desires" we learn & share our “Communication Language”. Thing's take a turn when the question of “What's Something You've Silently Said During Sex? gets asked.#LiveOnBroadwayPodcast The Number #1 Relationship Podcasts on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcast, iHeart Radio, & ETC. CONTINUE VOTING FOR US HERE; https://fanlink.to/LOBPMUSICPlayed On "Live On Broadway Podcast" Available on MUSIChttps://music.apple.com/us/playlist/high-lights-live-on-broadway/pl.u-dG50FMDvKN3▬ Contents of this Audio  ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬►WELLNESS CHECK & ROLL CALL- Cloë Bailey new video “Have Mercy” - Instagram New Features- DMarie Go Fund Me0:00-31:35►TOPIC 1Do You Know Your Communication Language? 0:31:35-0:56:24►TOPIC 2 What's Something You've Silently Said During Sex? 0:56:24-1:55:27#ChloëBailey #LiveOnBroadwayPodcast #RelationshipsTHANK YOU FOR LISTENING!-THE PLAYBILL- Here's a secret the "Live On Broadway Podcast" happens first on Broadway's Instagram 'Live' & Clubhouse Every Monday 7PM-9PM. So make sure you follow him @iam_broadwayThen you can listen to the podcast 48hrs later everywhere podcast are available. Links below.Questions or Topics about anything you heard on our podcast, DM us on Instagram @LiveOnBroadwayPodcast and we'll discuss it on an upcoming episode.►GEAR USED TO RECORD & FILM1. RodeCaster Pro: https://amzn.to/30Sc4ZZ2. Ring Light: https://amzn.to/3cMi24j3. iPhone Tripod: https://amzn.to/3rZ28Kj4. iRig HD 2: https://amzn.to/3vE7xbE5. Audio Technica Headphones ATH-M20X Professional Studio Monitor Headphones: https://amzn.to/3cHIV9l6. Audio Technica Mic. AT2020 Cardioid Condenser: https://amzn.to/3vvKznj7. LyxPro MKS1-B Condenser Spider Microphone Shockmount, Anti Vibration and Isolation: https://amzn.to/3s1taAw8. iPad 11 Pro: https://amzn.to/3ePKapL9. iPhone X: https://amzn.to/3s1kQkg10. Sennheiser Mic. E835 Dynamic Handheld Vocal Mic: https://amzn.to/30TWxcg11. XLR Cable: https://amzn.to/3togswa12. XLR quater inch Cable 20 FT: https://amzn.to/3vAK8YG13.XLR Quater inch to Quater 20 FT Inch: https://amzn.to/3eOJmBB14. DJI Osmo Mobile 3: https://amzn.to/3r5V79n15. Shure PGA48-XLR Cardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone: https://amzn.to/3vDH3ak16. 3.5mm Stereo Audio Cable Extension Male to Male Nylon Braided: https://amzn.to/3s1BRef17. Apple Lighting Jack  Adapter: https://amzn.to/3cHKAMn18. Microphone Stand: https://amzn.to/3s0pdw119. 1/4 Adapter: https://amzn.to/3twb7Tr20. Microphone Covers: https://amzn.to/2OIavLQ21. Microphone Clips: https://amzn.to/38SkSn122. Rode Pod Mic: https://amzn.to/31a9fUt►PRODUCTION CREDITS:Executive Produced by @iam_broadwayCreative Director: @thebrooklynpiscesSenior Correspondent: @ashley.kingsAudio Engineering Produced by @iam_broadwayAssistant Video Editor: @rayna_elaine99*Disclaimer: Some links are affiliate. By clicking and or purchasing, I may receive monetary reward. It does not alter the price or change your buyer experience.

There used to be a monthly column in Reader's Digest magazine -- of which one number featured a photo of John Zahl on the back cover -- that was entitled "Laughter Is the Best Medicine". It was a fairly "middle-brow" column, but its heart was in the right place. This new podcast explores the element of humor in resourcing one's detachment from the "boxing ring" of everyday life. (Did you wince at that 'English' use of "resource" as a verb?) I want to say that when you "lose your life and thereby gain it back" -- in the New Testament view of the world -- humor takes on an almost crucial role in smoothing the uncomfortable edges of withdrawal. Whuh? When I was sick in the hospital recently, just about all one's previous attachments -- excepting, vividly, Mary, our sons, and their children -- faded away. Like, almost instantly. And when that happens to you, it kind of stays with you. Thus humor, a la Tyrone Davis' impossible-to-make-sense-of lyric in "Something You've Got", becomes, well, important. The song's impermeable confusion about who is being addressed and to what end -- albeit in the context of a great 'Soul' arrangement -- is a matchless "Song Without End". I mean, I've studied this song for years and still can't tell you whether it's a dialogue between two people concerning a third person, or a trialogue with three persons in the room. The alternating pronouns stump me every time. Anyway, think for a minute about your own sense of humor. When do you find yourself losing it -- your sense of humor, I mean -- and what always works to (re-) "tickle your funny bone". You tell me. The cast ends with another Tyrone Davis track -- there are many contagious songs by this wonderful artist. "I Had It All the Time" is a perfect and delightful exercise in attractive insincerity. And where actually is the singer while he is addressing the girl? You tell me. LUV U. Podcast 324 is dedicated to Jim McNeely and Derek Nelson. P.S. One small correction: When I refer in the cast to Earth vs. the Flying Saucers, I really mean Battle in Outer Space (1961).

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The thoughts you think create the outcome of your thoughts.Most people keep perpetuating what is by the influence of habit, and by your invitation of the influence of habit you added this influence onto you.When you say “Yes or No” to somethingYou include something you do and do not want into your experience.Because it is the dominate thought pattern.https://www.suzannemassee.comhttp://www.suzannemassee.bloghttps://www.facebook.com/SuzanneMasseeSpiritualCoach

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The thoughts you think create the outcome of your thoughts.Most people keep perpetuating what is by the influence of habit, and by your invitation of the influence of habit you added this influence onto you.When you say “Yes or No” to somethingYou include something you do and do not want into your experience.Because it is the dominate thought pattern.https://www.suzannemassee.comhttp://www.suzannemassee.blog

Austin (Survival Method/Enchant, Truth), Cedric (Pulled Under, Something You're Not, Character Assassin), and Kyle (Character Assassin, Cellblock, Something You're Not, Pulled Under) all return to JIMBO'S PARADISE for an all new sketch comedy episode, including: -The Distracted Godfather -Tribute Band Coachella -Doggy Heaven -The Forgotten Hits of Country -The Annual Kaiju Monsters' Ball -A Song Darker Than Immortal Technique's "Dance With the Devil" -A Jazz Record That Will Blow Your Mind

Welcome to Episode 35 of The Bait Shack! Tonight, we're talkin': - Intro (1:43) - Hooks & Hoops - First Time Beating Kentucky in 10 Years, Reed Defends His 'Cats (3:06) - Reels & Steals - Welcomes Special Angler, Holland (15:40) - JRP - Greatest 2-3 Sport Athlete of All-Time. #Fact Still Undefeated. (31:52) - What's Something You've Missed the Most Due to COVID Restrictions (37:55) Anglers on the 'cast: @cincyrebel @rebelnutt18 @mrsorenborst @chefboyareed @notearlcampbell Special Angler on the 'cast: @holla_backk Follow The Bait Shack on Twitter & Instagram #ComeToTheShack www.thebaitshackoxford.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebaitshack/support

Now That is the Question! Why is it so hard for us to pursue our purpose unapologetically at times? I've hear this so often, “Fear”. But isn't the Acronym for FEAR, False Evidence Appearing Real?! If yes, why not change the Acronym to Something You can Use? Like, Fuel Every Area Right! Better yet, why not replace Fear with Faith? Create an Acronym for FAITH, I Did! Foresee An Intellectual (Incredible) Triumph Harmoniously (Happening). Replace the Negative with the Positive and remain RAW- Real And Wise- What we Live by on the Dear Future Hubby Podcast! Be Encouraged. I hope this Episode encourages Someone! Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Messy Beds Are a Turn Off. Craigslist Missed Connections. Something You'll Never Do Again. Weird Routines. On This Day.

This episode:Your First Time In A Cinema.Mad Things In The Middle Of Nowhere.Unbelievable but TRUE Excuses.Something You've Done Once...But Never Would Again.Get in touch:Twitter: @thetreehousepodInsta: @thetreehousepodThis is a Danny Baker production. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

https://youtu.be/EU0ekwjw9Dk Every Man to His Tent 2 Samuel 20 Summary David is returning from a long-fought battle with his own son Absalom who is killed in the battleA trouble maker names Sheba from the tribe of Benjamin incites people to leave DavidBrew the horn and said “Every man to His tent “- Lets do what we want.Men of Israel desert David and Men of Judah stay with DavidDavid asks Amasa (an old general from Absalom's army) to gather an army in 3 days but he takes his timeDavid sends Abishai and Joab to hunt Sheba who was trying to run to a fortified city for safetyJoab meets Amasa on his way back and kills himAbishai, Joab and their army arrive at the city Sheba is hiding and they start attacking the fortified cityA wise woman asks to speak to Joab and offers to redeem the city by handing over ShebaAnd so they do, they cut off Sheba's head and throws it over the wall.Joab blows the horn and called his troop back and they “Every man to His tent” This morning I want to talk to us about the call from and to our Tent's – our homes, our dwellings. Before this am, I am almost sure that, you don't think much about the call you hearEvery Morning before you rise up, there is a call to your tentIt's a call to leave your tent and be part of somethingYou can't ignore it because its loud and a response is requiredAt the end of the day as we return to our tents, a question arises, what actions did you do and did they build your family, your church, your community?Our actions have a lasting implication to the things that we answer toIt could be a call from a friend to pray for something, listen to something, or do somethingHere we see two calls – one from Sheba to desert and another from Joab to regroupThis morning I am challenging you to rethink about the calls you hear and the respond to them and the implication of each one of them.We are going to look at 3 characters involved and see what kind of response they hadDon't be mistaken, all of them heard their call and choose to leave their tent to a certain direction and that shaped the rest of their day Sheba – A rebel 2 Samuel 20:1-2 - And there happened to be there a [a]rebel, whose name was Sheba the son of Bichri, a Benjamite. And he blew a trumpet, and said: “We have no share in David,Nor do we have inheritance in the son of Jesse;Every man to his tents, O Israel!” 2 So every man of Israel deserted David, and followed Sheba the son of Bichri. But the men of Judah, from the Jordan as far as Jerusalem, remained loyal to their king. A RebelThere happen to be a worthless manA base and ContemptibleA wicked manA trouble MakerThat is not how I want to be introduced in the Bible The Sad part is that he was a Benjamite – Deuteronomy 33:12 (Of Benjamin he said: “The beloved of the Lord shall dwell in safety by Him,Who shelters him all the day long;And he shall dwell between His shoulders.”) A man from a tribe beloved by God and unfortunately, he heads a call from the enemy and leads others to desert a man of God.A man who would have lived a life pleasing to God, a warrior of GodIt's crazy that God has a plan for us and given us names – Yet we follow our own desires to go against that which we are naturally called to beWhere have you pitched your tent?Your location matters because it influences the voices you hearJust like Sheba, this season I see many people, take up their trumpet and go against the Church, against the leaders and folks as we read this chapter, we realized that a rebels will not prevailSpoil alert, you can't be a rebel with you head is cut and thrown over the wallSuch a wasted talentWe are not immune, the call we answer is our hearts – the places we choose to rest, the voices we choose to listen to, the battles we choose will determine how we rest in our tents at the end of the dayIts when we let our hearts rule us that we become the judge and JuryEven though God is sayingThe battle belongs to meOur hearts are deceptiv...

https://youtu.be/EU0ekwjw9Dk Every Man to His Tent 2 Samuel 20 Summary David is returning from a long-fought battle with his own son Absalom who is killed in the battleA trouble maker names Sheba from the tribe of Benjamin incites people to leave DavidBrew the horn and said “Every man to His tent “- Lets do what we want.Men of Israel desert David and Men of Judah stay with DavidDavid asks Amasa (an old general from Absalom’s army) to gather an army in 3 days but he takes his timeDavid sends Abishai and Joab to hunt Sheba who was trying to run to a fortified city for safetyJoab meets Amasa on his way back and kills himAbishai, Joab and their army arrive at the city Sheba is hiding and they start attacking the fortified cityA wise woman asks to speak to Joab and offers to redeem the city by handing over ShebaAnd so they do, they cut off Sheba’s head and throws it over the wall.Joab blows the horn and called his troop back and they “Every man to His tent” This morning I want to talk to us about the call from and to our Tent’s – our homes, our dwellings. Before this am, I am almost sure that, you don’t think much about the call you hearEvery Morning before you rise up, there is a call to your tentIt’s a call to leave your tent and be part of somethingYou can’t ignore it because its loud and a response is requiredAt the end of the day as we return to our tents, a question arises, what actions did you do and did they build your family, your church, your community?Our actions have a lasting implication to the things that we answer toIt could be a call from a friend to pray for something, listen to something, or do somethingHere we see two calls – one from Sheba to desert and another from Joab to regroupThis morning I am challenging you to rethink about the calls you hear and the respond to them and the implication of each one of them.We are going to look at 3 characters involved and see what kind of response they hadDon’t be mistaken, all of them heard their call and choose to leave their tent to a certain direction and that shaped the rest of their day Sheba – A rebel 2 Samuel 20:1-2 - And there happened to be there a [a]rebel, whose name was Sheba the son of Bichri, a Benjamite. And he blew a trumpet, and said: “We have no share in David,Nor do we have inheritance in the son of Jesse;Every man to his tents, O Israel!” 2 So every man of Israel deserted David, and followed Sheba the son of Bichri. But the men of Judah, from the Jordan as far as Jerusalem, remained loyal to their king. A RebelThere happen to be a worthless manA base and ContemptibleA wicked manA trouble MakerThat is not how I want to be introduced in the Bible The Sad part is that he was a Benjamite – Deuteronomy 33:12 (Of Benjamin he said: “The beloved of the Lord shall dwell in safety by Him,Who shelters him all the day long;And he shall dwell between His shoulders.”) A man from a tribe beloved by God and unfortunately, he heads a call from the enemy and leads others to desert a man of God.A man who would have lived a life pleasing to God, a warrior of GodIt’s crazy that God has a plan for us and given us names – Yet we follow our own desires to go against that which we are naturally called to beWhere have you pitched your tent?Your location matters because it influences the voices you hearJust like Sheba, this season I see many people, take up their trumpet and go against the Church, against the leaders and folks as we read this chapter, we realized that a rebels will not prevailSpoil alert, you can’t be a rebel with you head is cut and thrown over the wallSuch a wasted talentWe are not immune, the call we answer is our hearts – the places we choose to rest, the voices we choose to listen to, the battles we choose will determine how we rest in our tents at the end of the dayIts when we let our hearts rule us that we become the judge and JuryEven though God is sayingThe battle belongs to meOur hearts are deceptiv...

On this episode, we’re celebrating our 5th anniversary with a listener special featuring actual listeners. Not emails, not comments…but actual bona fide listeners dropped by the Christmas Cave for a conversation about Christmas desires, Christmas movies, Christmas songs, the joy of giving, and more. We’ve also got the next chapter in our made for podcast Christmas movie, “A Bomb For Christmas.” Download here! 00:00 – 01:39 Intro 01:39 – 15:44 A Bomb For Christmas (Act 3) 15:44 – 18:04 5 Golden Things (Listener Special Edition) 18:04 – 23:06 Something You’ve Never Done For Christmas 23:06 – 30:03 Christmas Movie You…

Carolyn Coquillette of Luscious Garage, San Francisco, CA chairs the ASCCA Connected Cars Committee, serves on the ASCCA Board of Directors and is active in her local San Francisco chapter. She’s also the Founder and CEO of Shop-Ware. Look for Carolyn’s other episodes  (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22Carolyn+Coquillette%22) . Scott Brown is an ASE Master Certified Automobile Technician with over three and a half decades of professional service industry experience. He and his wife own Connie & Dick’s Service Center Inc., a 57-year-old independent shop in Southern California. With a strong focus on engine performance and electronics, Scott began collaborating with other industry professionals, online, beginning in the early 90’s. Since 1995, he has been an instrumental resource in the development of the largest online community of automotive service professionals, the International Automotive Technicians Network — iATN where he once served as company president. Additionally, he serves on the NASTF Board of Directors and is a member of the following associations: ASCCA, CAT, ETI, I-CAR, & SAE. Scott is the founder of diag.net. Find other episodes that have featured Scott  (https://diag.net/) Chris Cloutier is co-owner of Golden Rule Auto Care in Dallas Texas and CEO of Auto Tex Me. He spent many years in the software industry developing solutions for companies like Southwest Airlines, and Wyndham Intl. He’s worked for companies that understood the marriage of service and software, and have applied it in an effective way. Chris has his ASE C1: Automobile Service Consultant Certification Test (C1). He brings the business side to the business and his brother Pat brings the Braun. Chris is also a musician. Hear Chris’s previous episodes  (https://www.autotext.me/) . Sheri Hamilton is the Midwest Auto Care Alliance (MWACA) Executive Director. She does not only lead the shop owners in six Midwestern states, she is also the Conference Manager of VISION Hi-Tech Training and Expo. Hear Sheri’s previous episodes (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22Sheri+Hamilton%22) Key Talking Points:  Serving your customers will need innovation based on each customers way of being served Innovation and evolution on looking outside the industry to find new and different ways to serve, survive and compete We meed to present the details and complexity of the car to our customers in a clear way so they understand Embrace change. Become a change agent.If you choose to change you decide not to change Be careful not to say ‘Never’. You will adapt. Don’t fight it. The 5% of people that separate the good leaders from the great leaders. We’ve been forced in the last few months to make those tough decisions. We should be in a continuous loop upgrade to your systems and processes. The slowdown should have prompted you to spend time looking at this critical area of your business People have different learning styles and on-line webinars are for them. Some cannot pay attention with digital training. LMS (Learning Management Systems) will be involved to test if knowledge transfer happened. We are a resilient industry when confronted to do somethingYou must move and act to keep ahead of the pack Many shops have not missed a beat and their numbers Shops must become more efficient Look at their marketing skills They are reminded that everything matters They are missing communityOnline networking has helped   “A person who thinks they are leading and no one if following is just taking a walk.” John MaxwellAs an essential company, how did you lead your people through the crisis? No one told us to disinfect cars, protect our customers and people, what our customers wanted in a touchless, sanitized transaction. We had to figure it out on our own There are so many government agencies that put pressure on...

Fitz wants a Nanny like Alice from the Brady Bunch and shoots down Claire’s suggestion of a “Manny”. In the What Are You Kidding Me stories, a pet groomer cut off a dog’s ear and tried to glue it back on, a guy has tattoos of every MLB team mascot, and two bar girls offer to flash people for cash, but when no one accepts they start stabbing people. Is Technology Ruining Relationships?; Fitz has noticed that Ryder is always texting his girlfriend and he has stats that show younger couples text, call, or message each other over 20 times per day but dn’ot communicate in person. What is Something You’ve Done Once But Will Never Do Again?; Some of our answers are a trip! On The Fitz Files, brace yourself for the dating/singing sensation that is “The Bachelor: Listen To Your Heart”, NASCAR Driver Ryan Newman miraculously walked out the hospital Wednesday and Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd are teaming up for a sitcom. The Good Stuff is about Life Satisfaction, with Fitz reporting on a poll that says 95% of Americans are satisfied with their lives right now, up from the previous high of 88%. On Make Up or Break Up, Joanna from Bremerton is concerned that her boyfriend Dave hangs out with her group of friends, without her, while she is at work; Dave says there’s nothing creepy going but some creepy details emerge. Today’s Playlist Profiling is Bree from Graham! Fitz is offended by Drew’s comment on his physique and some man-sparks fly. And we’ll see you tonight at Snoqualmie Casino at our Watershed Big Splash ‘“Win ‘Em Before You Can Buy ‘Em” Party! Sign up for the Guest List on our website!

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Episode 52 is a Special R/MMA “Ask Me Anything” Edition of The Weekly Scraps! With no MMA this weekend, fans Ask Aljo Anything through the R/MMA Community and Podcast Fans. Tune-In for questions like “Who Is The Hardest Hitter You've Ever Faced?” and “Pancakes or Waffles?” Thank You To R/MMA Moderators and Fans For Their Help With The Episode!  (00:00:00) - TWS OPENING MONOLOGUE (00:00:30) - R/MMA (00:02:25) - Weekend Rewind: Ring Of Combat (00:03:10) - Shoutout Charlie Campbell, Dennis Buzukja, Ryan Patrovich (00:05:00) - Spinning Back Elbow KO by Buzukja (00:08:00) - Sterling & Weidman Bromance (00:08:30) - “The Land of No Return” (00:09:25) - DISCOUNT CODES! (00:10:50) - Who Is The Hardest Hitter You've Faced? (00:12:13) - Would You Ever Move Up To 145lbs (FW)? (00:13:23) - Pancakes or Waffles? (00:13:38) - If Not Henry Cejudo, Who Is Next? (00:14:59) - What Fighter Smells Best and Worst? (00:15:46) - Actively Defend Belt or Superfight? (00:16:40) - What Upcoming Title Fight Are You Most Excited For? (00:19:40) - Nutrition and Weight Cutting (00:20:48) - What Part Of Your Job as a Pro MMA Fighter Is Your Favorite? (00:23:44) - How Many Pigeons Could You Carry? (00:24:09) - What's The Most Raging You've Seen “Raging Al”? (00:25:10) - How Do You Match Up vs Frankie Edgar? (00:26:44) - What's It Like Having Matt Serra and Ray Longo In Your Corner? (00:28:44) - What Shows Do You Need To Watch? (00:29:50) - Best Nickname for Al Iaquinta?  (00:30:12) - Who Was Your Favorite Fighter Growing Up? (00:31:38) - Your Most Perfectly Executed Moment? (00:32:43) - PED's IN MMA? (I Watched Icarus on Netflix) (00:33:25) - What Do You Attribute Your Evolution In Style To? (00:36:50) - YES ALJAMAIN (00:37:05) - Toughest Matchup at 135lbs (BW)? (00:38:13) - What Do You Think About Jose Aldo Cutting Down To 135lbs? (00:40:56) - Could You Pull Off a Full Nelson in MMA? (00:41:20) - What Does A Week Of Training Look Like? (00:44:20) - What're the Ups and Downs of Starting a Podcast? (00:45:20) - Faber...Aldo...or Frankie...Your Choice? (00:45:50) - Do You Notice a Size Difference When Fighting 155lbs+ Fighters in the Gym?  (00:47:20) - Thoughts on Zabit's Funkstruedel? (00:47:50) - Custom Champ Trophy? (00:48:26) - How Do Teammate Losses Impact You? (00:49:45) - What's Your Favorite Meal and Walk-In Weight? (00:50:28) - What Moment Did You Know You Wanted To Train Full-Time As An MMA Fighter? (00:52:00) - Are You The Only Person Who Can Beat “The King of Cringe?” (00:52:28) - What's Something You're Afraid Of? (00:52:50) - Hardest Fight You've Ever Won? (00:54:35) - What Is Hydro Canna? (00:56:11) - If You Could Invent Your Own Belt Like The “BMF Belt”...What Would It Be & Who Would You Fight For It? LIKE - RATE - REVIEW - SUBSCRIBE - SHARE WITH FRIENDS! (or...SPINNING BACK FIST...WIPSHHHH)  Powered by Everlast! Thanks for tuning in! www.AljamainSterling.com www.Everlast.com www.drinkhydrocanna.com www.Manscaped.com

In today’s episode of The Startup Chat, Steli and Hiten talk about encouragement vs advice and the importance of encouragement. This episode comes after a recent tweet by Hiten about the power of encouragement and the impact it can have on the person who is being encouraged.  In today’s episode, Steli and Hiten talk about the definition of encouragement, why this tweet resonated strongly with Steli, the best thing we can do for other people when it comes to giving advice and much more.  Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:00 About today’s topic. 00:39 Why this topic was created. 01:13 What prompted Hiten to share this thought. 03:04 How we really can’t do much to get somebody else to do something. 03:42 What people tend to care about. 04:03 How Hiten hardly does anything with great advice he gets. 04:59 The best thing we can do for other people. 06:00 Why this tweet resonated with Steli. 06:30 The definition of encouragement. 06:41 How Steli typically sees encouragement. 3 Key Points: We really can’t do much to get somebody else to do somethingYou don’t really care about my opinion and that’s ok.Some of the best advice I’ve gotten, I haven’t done anything with. [0:00:01] Steli Efti: Hey, everybody, this is Steli Efti. [0:00:04] Hiten Shah: And, this is Hiten Shah. [0:00:05] Steli Efti: Today on The Startup Chat we're going to talk about encouragement versus advice. And here's why we want to talk about this. It's because you'd recently tweeted about it, Hiten. You had a few really interesting things to say about the power of encouragement and how the advice you were giving to people, how potentially the impact of that advice was more the encouragement that you were giving people versus just the pure advice itself. I responded really strongly when I read that. Probably... Well, I'll get to that a bit later. There's probably a few biases or things going on on my end, why that really stood out. But I wanted to unpack that. I saw that a lot of people actually responded to this tweet. So first and foremost, what prompted you sharing this thought or having this thought and talking about the difference between encouragement and advice and the importance of encouragement? [0:01:03] Hiten Shah: So most writing, whether it's tweets or blog posts have been marinating in your head for a while, right? That's just usually what it is. I mean, they might feel impulsive at the time, especially if it's a tweet, but generally they marinate for a while. So one thing is, I mean, just like you, I've given a lot of advice in my life, or what I thought was advice, to the point of the tweet. And I was actually in LA, I was speaking to a bunch of product people in LA. And someone came up to me after and said... Well, she also emailed me after. So I'll share the line from the email that's relevant. She said, "As I told you in person, I had been feeling less motivated than usual. And since your discussion, I've been back to my jazzed/motivated itself. So thank you for that." And I don't know what I did. I was just speaking. So I gave a presentation. Actually, I was speaking for a while that day, but the two things I did she saw where, I gave a presentation and I moderated a panel back to back. And for whatever reason, that's what she said. And she also said, "It was an amazing meeting," and amazing all caps. So this was the latest event that happened. I didn't actually give her any advice except whatever she heard from the presentation and the panel. And I've asked people in the past about my advice, more recently, people that I've given a lot of advice to or I've known for a while and gotten their feedback on it. And I think we really can't do much to get somebody else to do something. We just can't. And that's a hard thing for some of us who give advice.

Part I.Life of LaborLOTS OF GOOD THINGS FOR THE LABORERWe will begin with the well-known words of Rashi found in the beginning of ourparsha– but first thepossuk. It says אִם בְּחֻקֹּתַי תֵּלֵכוּ וְאֶת מִצְוֹתַי תִּשְׁמְרוּ… וְנָתַתִּי גִשְׁמֵיכֶם בְּעִתָּם – “If you will walk in My statutes and observe My mitzvos… then I will provide for you your rains at their proper times” (Bechukosai 26:3-4). And not only rain; thepesukimgive a long list of rewards that Hashem promises to those who “walk in My statutes and observe My mitzvos.” וִישַׁבְתֶּם לָבֶטַח בְּאַרְצְכֶם – “You will dwell securely in your land, וְנָתַתִּי שָׁלוֹם בָּאָרֶץ, and I will provide peace in the land.” Take a look inside thechumash; there are a lot of good things that come when you walk in the statutes of Hashem.Only that we have to know, what does it mean towalkin themitzvos, towalkin the decrees of Hashem? And that’s the question that Rashi asks: What do these words, “Walk in My statutes” refer to?Yachol zeh kiyum hamitzvos, “I might have thought that it’s referring to fulfilling the commandments,k’shehu oimer, but it explicitly says: וְאֶת מִצְוֹתַי תִּשְׁמְרוּ – “And you should observe My commandments.”Thosewords are talking about doing themitzvos; so what do the words אִם בְּחֻקֹּתַי תֵּלֵכוּ – “You should walk in My statutes” mean? And so Rashi tells us: It means שֶׁתִּהְיוּ עֲמֵלִים בַּתּוֹרָה – “That you should belaboringin the Torah.”Teileichu– “You should walk; that means you should be moving forward, making progress. You can’t just be ‘keeping’ the Torah – you have to beameilin it. And that means we have our work cut out for us.EVEN AMERICANS MUST LABORIf you want to serve Hashem it takesameilus, labor. Now, I know that for our American ears, it’s something difficult to accept. We don’t want tolabor– maybe to work a little bit, OK, we’ll consider it; but to labor, to beameil, that we’ll leave for others. So the first thing we have to get into our heads is that we came to this world to labor.In Iyov (5:7) it states:Adam l’amal yulad– “Man was born into this world foramal, for toil.” Now, the truth is that all of creation must work in this world – birds, plants, reptiles, mammals; they also have to make a certain effort. But that’s not theirpurpose. They’re notbornfor toil- they’re born for utility. The world needs them; there’s an ecosystem where they fit in and therefore even an ant must toil to maintain himself, to preserve his existence. Animals must labor to find food, to find shelter, to survive; nevertheless that’s not their purpose. But Mankind is different:adam l’amal yulad, his purpose is totoil. It’s a very important principle you’re hearing now. In fact it’s the principle of principles.AMEILUS BATORAH!Now, to labor in Torah includes many subdivisions, but the first thing that comes to mind when we read the words of Rashi: שֶׁתִּהְיוּ עֲמֵלִים בַּתּוֹרָה isameilusinlimud hatorah.Learning Torah is very important! If you have any chance to learn – not just to learn, but to beameilin Torah – there’s nothing better than that. Because even when learning Torah, a person can choose the path of avoidingameilus; he could study easier things. He could bema’aver sedrah, and then he could learnMishlei. And afterMishlei, he sits and saysTehillim. And it’s all important, but if you were born to beameil, then you have to labor in learninggemaratoo.Gemarais never easy, you know; it’s never easy. לֹא כָּרַת הַקָּדוֹשׁ בָּרוּךְ הוּא בְּרִית אֶת יִשְׂרָאֵל אֶלָּא בִּשְׁבִיל תּוֹרָה שֶׁבַּעֲל פֶּה – Hashem made a covenant with our nation only because of theTorah sh’bal peh(Gittin 60b). And thegemarasays מִשּׁוּם דְּתַקִּיפוּ לְמִיגְמְרִינְהוּ – because it’s hard to learn theTorah sh’bal peh.Especially before they had printedgemaras, everything was done by heart; it’s very difficult to learnb’al peh.CHAZARA IS AMEILUSOf course, to labor means that you have to sit by thegemaraand learn for many hours, no question about that. And it’s not only what you learn but how you learn. To review what you’re learning, that’sameilusba’Torah. You should say the words of thegemaraover and over again. If you learn aperek, and you review it again and again until you know theperek, that’sameilus. And if you labor inTosfos,surely good. But even if you just labor in a plain piece ofgemara, and you can say it likeashrei, you’re a success. And actually there’s nothing sweeter than knowing a wholeperekinside – even thegemaraalone. If you can run through thepereklike you sayashrei, it’s asimcha, a real happiness.We say it every morning: וְהַעֲרֶב נָא הַשֵּׁם אֱלֹקֵינוּ, “Make the words of Your Torah sweet in my mouth.” How does it become sweet? You know when you keep a piece of bread in your mouth longer it becomes sweeter; every time you chomp down, it becomes sweeter and sweeter. Because the bread is starch and the starch turns into sugar through the action of the saliva on the starch. The enzymes mix with the starch and it turns to sugar. The longer the bread is in your mouth the more sweet it becomes. And the Torah is no different – the longer the Torah is in your mouth, the sweeter it becomes. So review and review and review; theameilusofchazarais wonderful.THE MORE DIFFICULT THE BETTERThere’s a world of achievement for you. Every male should have a goal of learningkol hatorah kula.All of it!Talmud Bavli, Talmud Yerushalmi; there’s no end to what you have to accomplish. And you’ll only achieve it by means of hard work; it’s not easy street in this world and therefore you won’t succeed unless youlaborin Torah.And it’s the labor, it’s the hard work, that Hashem wants. That’s the great principle ofl’fum tzara agra,according to the difficulty is the reward. The more difficult it is, the more is the reward. Let’s say it’s a hardsugya;you don’t understand it and you’re discouraged – so you get more reward than when you do understand it. The morekashasyou have and the less you know about thegemara, so you’re struggling more and you’re working on it, so you get more reward.You know,Tosfoshad morekashasthan we have because he wasameilwhen he learned asugya.Tosfoswhen he finished thesugya, he would say, “I don’t understand thegemaraat all!” But we learn for a few minutes and “I got it; I understand everything!” – because we’re not working.Tosfoshas questions on thegemarabecause his mind was laboring, he was always thinking. SoTosfosgets more reward because he suffered more in his learning. Whatever it is, difficulty in doing good things certainly gives you a greater reward.WHAT’S “TO DO” ALREADYIn the beginning of the creation of the world, it says that Hakodosh Boruch Hu blessed the seventh day, כִּי בוֹ שָׁבַת מִכָּל מְלַאכְתּוֹ אֲשֶׁר בָּרָא אֱלֹקִים לַעֲשׂוֹת – because on that day, He stopped all His workthat He created to do(Bereishis 2:3). Now, if you pay attention to thatpossukit seems likela’asosis a superfluous word; He createdla’asos, “to do”. That word “to do” is hanging on like a tail at the end of thepossuk. He created; that’s all! What is “to do”?Now, inpashtusit means that He created the world to function continuously; that means that after Hakodosh Boruch Hu established the entirebriyah, it continues to function. All living things work in tandem and this very complicated world runs on its own,k’viyachol, living, producing, functioning. A cow, for example. Cows are giving us milk and meat and leather, and other good things. There are baby cows, and they eat grass and become big cows and the process starts again. And Hashem made itla’asos, that it should continue to function this way on its own.WE DO MORE THAN COWSNow this explanation is a true explanation, no question about it. However, ourchachomimtell us that there’s something more important than that. Because man after all is the most important creation in the world and hisla’asosis a different kind ofla’asosthan that of the cow – he’s created not just to function; to eat and reproduce. Man is created to do something more than just live.On this word,la’asos, there’s aMedrashthat states as follows. “It’s amashalto a craftsman who is working in his shop and his little son is looking on. After the boy becomes older, so the father says, ‘Now you take over.’” That’s themashalin theMedrash.Now, what’s thenimshal?As follows.Before the creation of the world, man did not exist yet and therefore Hakadosh Baruch Hu was the sole doer; Hashem was the Creator, the only doer. But when He finished and He created man, so He said, “Nowyoutake over; now it’s you turnla’asos; I wantyouto get busy doing.And therefore the words אֲשֶׁר בָּרָא אֱלֹקִים לַעֲשׂוֹת – “He created –to do,”means that from now on, man must do.WELCOME TO THE WORKSHOPAnd so when you enter this world, you’re coming into a workshop.You’re not coming into a vacation place.It’s not a place where you’ll lull on the beach or sit in an easy chair. This is a place for work.That’s the lesson that is being emphasized here, that you were born into a worldla’asos, to do. אָמַר רַבִּי אֶלְעָזָר כָּל אָדָם לְעָמָל נִבְרָא – Every person was created in order to labor (Sanhedrin 98b), and there’s no way to skirt your obligation if you want to fulfill your purpose here.Hakadosh Boruch Hu created the system whereby men must labor. בְּזֵעַת אַפֶּיךָ תֹּאכַל לֶחֶם – “With the sweat of your brow, you’re going to eat bread” (Bereishis 3:19); which means the Creator laid down a law that you mustworkfor your living.There’s no such thing as loafing through life because the loafers are the ones who leave the world quickly. And even if they hang around, it’s usually trouble – for everyone.Work is a fundamental part of our nature.When people don’t work, then something happens to them.First of all, their minds begin to falter.Without being busy, it’s almost impossible to maintain sanity.It’s an interesting aspect of human nature that man cannot tolerate idleness.Even the wealthy who don’t have to work, so they look for something to do as a substitute for work. They travel; some do more mischievous things.Whatever it is, they try to keep themselves busy in one way or the other.THE REAL WORKBut all this, you have to know, is really only a symbol of something that’s much more profound. Because man was not made merely to stand behind a counter or to drive a truck or to be a dentist.All these things are only amashal.They’re only a symbol of our true function. This instinct of the workdrive in human beings was given to men in order to let them know, in order to stimulate them, to labor forshleimus, perfection.Ha’kol tzrichin asiyah; man was not created as a finished product, is what the Medrash says. The wordla’asostells us that the work is not yet done; we’re not perfected yet.Bara Elokim, Hashem created you,la’asos, so that you should do something; you were created to make something out of yourself.That’s your job in life and there’s so muchla’asos, so much to do, that it means we have a big job ahead of us.THE TRUCKER WHO MISSED THE BOATIt’s not enough to refrain fromaveiros; it’s a very good thing to refrain from doing sins, but it’s not enough. You didn’t come into this world to not do sins. You’re here to do something positive, to labor inla’asos.I always tell you this story: You sent your trucker with a truck full of goods to deliver in Los Angeles. So he made the trip and came back and he tells you, “Boss, it was a successful trip. I didn’t get a single traffic ticket, no accidents. It went very well.” “That’s great,” you say. “And how did the drop off go? Did all the goods fit into the warehouse?” “Oh,” he tells you. “I forgot to deliver the goods!” So you’ll come back to Hashem and you’ll say, “Hakodosh Boruch Hu, I did no sins.” “Fine, very good,” says Hashem, “What aboutla’asos? What did you make out of yourself?” “Oh, that I forgot.”Now, I’m going to emphasize this a little more because when people hear they have to do, immediately they think they understand what to do.You have to domitzvos.Andmitzvos, that’s already a stereotype – nothing to talk about.Why waste any more time talking about it? Who doesn’t know you have to domitzvos?And the answer is,mitzvosis not what you think it is.Because whatevermitzvosare, they’re only the beginning, the bare bones of yourshleimus, of making yourself. They are only means that are given to help out.לֹא נִתְּנוּ הַמִּצְווֹת אֶלָּא לְצָרֵף בָּהֶן הַבְּרִיּוֹת, the purpose ofmitzvosis to refine the person doing themitzvos(Bereishis Rabbah 44:1).Which means that people can domitzvos, but many times they lose sight of the purpose; and it’s a pity, it’s a frustration of the plan of Hashem.CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE SOULFor instance, themitzvahof Shabbos. If it’s done properly, Shabbos can change a man.Week after week, the Shabbos comes and goes and it changes people.Only that you have to know how to utilize Shabbos. That’s why there’s no other work allowed on Shabbos, because you’re expected to get yourmindworking, thinking. You can’t just eat the chicken soup like agolem. Now, you can’t expect to work the whole bowl of soup, but at least the first spoonful, you can beameilin! You think, “This spoonful is to celebratebriyas ha’olam yeish mei’ayin, the creation of the world from nothing.” Ah! Now you accomplished! You changed yourself!Tefillinshould change you. If you put thetefillinon your head with the proper understanding, you become a different person. Of course, it takes effort. You’d rather not have to think – on, off, on, off, every day, that’s it. But if you’ll beameil, if every morning you put some thought into whattefillinmean, so every day becomes a newla’asos. Not only are you putting tefillinonyour head, but you’re changing what’sinyour head; and that’s the realla’asos, to transform your mind into a Torah mind.When you weartzitzisand you utilize them, that’sla’asos. Not to just let them hang there and never consider them. It’s better than nothing but that’s not it.Adam l’amal yulad, you have to beameilin themitzvos! We have to utilize themitzvosforshleimus. You can’t do it all at once, but little by little, you begin to beameilin themitzvos, and that’s your success. You’re moving, you’re progressing every day.WALKING AMONG THE ANGELSThere was a certain Kohen Gadol, who had a vision once, a prophetic vision, and Hakadosh Baruch Hu showed him that there weremalachimwho were standing around.Angels were standing around.So Hashem said to the Kohen Gadol, “If you will go in My ways, then וְנָתַתִּי לְךָ מַהְלְכִים בֵּין הָעֹמְדִים הָאֵלֶּה, I’m going to give you the opportunity to walk among those who are standing here” (Zecharia 3:7).It’s a remarkablepossuk.Hashem isdescribing the angels asstanding, and He says, “You are going towalkamong these standing angels.” Not, “You’ll stand among the angels” or “You’ll walk together with the angels.”No, the angels are standing and you’ll be walking among them.So the commentaries explain as follows. Angels are calledomdimbecause they can only stand, they don’t move. Now, we know that they move from one place to another, whatever it is; they carry out whatever Hashem sends them to do. But still they’reomdimbecause they cannot change. An angel cannot become better; there’s nola’asosfor an angel.An angel will never improve himself.He’s a robot.Whatever he is, that’s what he’s going to be forever.You, however, are amehalech.You are walking.You’re not supposed to stand still!You’re not supposed to be anoimed.You cannot stand still.That’s the contrast,mihalchim bein ha’omdim.A human being is not anoimed; he’s amehalech.אִם בְּחֻקֹּתַי תֵּלֵכוּ – He has to be walking; he has to be toiling.STEP BY STEPNow, walking means he has to journey. And journey means step by step.You don’t make a journey by one great leap. Even if you’re taking a plane, you’ll have to step up the stairs to the plane.You have to make steps and therefore, gradually a man is expected to change himself.And so we must understand that the system that is required of us is a system of gradual progress, gradual achievement. That’s whatbichukosai teilechuis saying. It’s a process, it’s step by step; nobody accomplishes things immediately. But it means that you have to be moving, always laboring and walking forward. There are no two ways about it –adam l’amal yulad,that’s why you were born.Part II.A Program for LifeDON’T YES ME!I’m not going to leave you with just this thought alone because it will have no effect. Because people say “Yes, yes,” and then they go home and forget about it.It’s easy to say, but it’s difficult to do the work. Now, work means you have to have a program.And you have to look for advice on how to work on it. Did you ever ask anybody?Ah nechtige tug.He never even thought of getting busy on it! Why should he? He’s sure he has it already.And that brings us now to a greateitzah, the great recommendation for how a person can change himself.So we’ll talk for a few minutes about a system, a system we can follow forla’asos. This system is exemplified by a certainsefercalled Cheshbon Hanefesh.Now, it’s not the only system there is, but it’s a system that works if you take it seriously. And peopleshouldtake it seriously because this is the most serious business of life – not to be anoimed, not to stand still. There’s a man in this synagogue who’s been here for forty years, almost fifty years already, and he is the same as he was when he walked in. Of course, that’s also an achievement; he could have become much worse – there are people like that too. But not spoiling is not enough. Hakadosh Baruch Hu didn’t create us to remain the same.Thegemaratells a case of tzaddikim who were taken out of this world, not because of anything wrong, but because they stopped improving. Life is only for improving, for changing.THE REMARKABLE SYSTEMSo let’s study this system, and we’ll take it seriously because that’s our business here; we were born to beameil. The author of Cheshbon Hanefesh was Rav Mendel Satanover.He lived in the time of the Gra and he was a man who exercised quality of thought.It’s remarkable what else he says in hisseferbesides what we’re going to say now. You’ll find there remarkable ideas about how to recognize thekochos hanefesh, the psychology of human nature, and how to harness a person’s qualities to do good things.When I was in Slabodka, there was ahistadrus hamussar. It was a gathering of Slabodka talmidim – Roshei yeshiva,kollelpeople andtalmidimwho came together from time to time to work onmussar.And one of the projects they undertook was to reprint some oldsefer.And they were considering – I was present at the meeting – they were considering reprinting Rabbeinu Yonah on Mishlei. And yet, even though Rabeinu Yonah is aRishon, finally they decided in favor of the Cheshbon Hanefesh.Do you know what that means? These people were experts in the subject, old Roshei Yeshiva,talmidei chachomim,and of all themussar seforimto reprint they chose the Cheshbon Hanefesh. You know, that Rav Yisrael Salanter in theseferOhr Yisrael, he says, עַיֵּן בְּחֶשְׁבּוֹן הַנֶּפֶשׁ“See Cheshbon Hanefesh.”It’s a remarkable thing.R’ Yisrael didn’t recommend anyseferand here you have a remark,agav orcha, he says, עַיֵּן בְּחֶשְׁבּוֹן הַנֶּפֶשׁ.That’s a tremendous recommendation.SLOWLY BUT SURELYSo here is the system that thisseferrecommends. There are easy stages; it’s a week by week program, so pay attention to what we say here now. Let’s say this week you decide you want to work on the quality of loving your fellow Jew.Now you can’t suddenly say הִנְנִי מוּכָן וּמְזֻמָּן and I’ll do it.No, you can’t do it; it won’t work. To succeed, you’ll do it by gradual stages. You commit yourself toameilus, to labor in loving your fellow Jew and you get going.You’ll pick just one Jew and you’ll concentrate on him this week.This one Jew, for this week, you’ll try to think as much as you can of his good qualities. Latch onto something! Even if it’s just his appearance, how he dresses.Somethingyou can find! Try to love him. Think of him as if he were your brother, or your son. Better yet think of him as if he were yourself.Now how much time are you going to spend?Naturally, you’re not going to spend much time.Spend two minutes a day thinking about that while you’re walking.For two minutes think about that person.And bemekayeimon him וְאָהַבְתָּ לְרֵעֲךָ כָּמוֹךָ at least two minutes.Of course, you won’t love him.At first it’s just externalities.But by the end of the week – seven times two, that’s fourteen minutes – it’s a lot of time fourteen minutes.I know that the decent people here, they say, “Fourteen minutes a week? That’s all?!” They do more than that.A nechtige tahg!Did they ever spend even one second on the subject?! Now, let’s say by the end of the week you did fourteen minutes on one person. You’re going to getschar, you’ll get a big reward for trying; just for the effort alone – besides for the perfection you achieved.NEW WEEK, NEW PROGRAMNow the next week.Next week, try something else.This week you’ll try themiddahof keeping your mouth closed.Work on that quality for a whole week; it doesn’t mean you’ll do itallweek, but at least during that week you’ll choose one hour a day. “This one hour, I’m going to shut my mouth and only open it for the necessity of saying a kind and helpful word to somebody, like good morning or thank you. Otherwise, I put a padlock on my lips for one hour a day.” That’s this week.Little by little, a person learns to control his tongue, to squelch the wisecrack, to repress some stupid remark.And when this week passes away, he’s finished.He can’t keep it up too long because the energy and ambition peter out. The Cheshbon Hanefesh says that; he says that thegevuras hanefeshpeters out and that’s why you go on to a newmiddahthe following week.But the effect stays with you even after the week ends. With a little bit of work this beautiful quality of keeping your mouth closed will make you a new man. You get home and your wife says something silly to you, you get excited and open your big mouth and it blows up. Learn to practice keeping themiddahof staying quiet. So when you’re taking hold of the doorknob, make up your mind, “No matter what she says I won’t answer back.” Make up your mind – the effect will last for the next five minutes at least. All right, five minutes is also a big achievement. And if you’reameilin it, then after a while it will last for five hours. Or the wife; she knows her husband is coming home from work soon, so she makes up her mind that she’s going to keep quiet today. So he’s quiet and she’s quiet, and it’s a beautiful evening. And not only a beautiful evening but they’re both transforming themselves into beautiful people.THE MEZUZAH PROJECTThe third week, another project. Project number three – as you pass a house where you see amezuzah, especially a bigmezuzah, bless those people.Now, they don’t know that you’re blessing them; even better.Bless the Jewish families who have bigmezuzoson their doors.The truth is you can bless any sizemezuzah.Isn’t that a beautiful thing to beameilin?For one week, as you pass bymezuzosyou pour out thebrachos.That’s living! That’s making progress!You’re traveling, not standing still.A man who does that for one week is fulfilling בְּחֻקֹּתַי תֵּלֵכוּ He’s actually walking through his neighborhood in themitzvosof Hashem.Now if you live in the frum neighborhood, there are so manymezusosyou can’t do it. So choose one block ofmezuzos; one full block. As I pass by, I look at the house and I say, “A blessing on them.”And if you want to be better, be explicit.“They should live long.” “They should be rich.” “They should be healthy.” “They should have happiness from their children.”Don’t be lazy; keep on alternating thebrachos.Get accustomed to blessing people who havemezuzoson their doorposts and do it all week. That’s this week; the third week.CHAZERINGFOUR TIMES A YEARNow, you’ll chose thirteen different programs for thirteen weeks because the year has about fifty two weeks. So four times thirteen weeks is fifty-two, so that means four times a year you’ll review these projects.Now, not everybody should work on the same thing.It depends on what you need, more or less.Some people have to refrain from spending too much time at the supper table or too much time on the couch. Here’s a man who sits down with a newspaper and a half hour goes by. Thirty minutes you need?! You have to read everything?! So for this week work on shaving off fifteen minutes. Shave fifteen minutes off that half hour every day – that’s already progress. And those fifteen minutes you can pick up agemaraand learn three lines every day. Three lines a day! You can go and make something out of yourself during those fifteen minutes. That’s alreadyameilus ba’torah. Don’t disdain fifteen minutes ofameilus; three lines every day and you’re already amehalech.This system that was outlined just now is a precious counsel that thisseferhas bequeathed to us; to work gradually on ourselves step-by-step and to be amehalech, to move all our lives, steadily ahead, even though it’s only one step at a time.However, despite everything I’m saying, most people will never do it. Most people will just ignore what we’re saying here. It’s a tragedy, but that’s how people are; they won’t do it.Theywon’tgo home tonight and take a notebook and divide it into thirteen pages and write a heading on each page – “This week I’m working on this, next week on that.” That’s what they ought to do, by the way.If that’s what you’ll do, so tonight was a very valuable night for you.And you keep that notebook with you. Even if you try it for one year or a half a year or a quarter of a year, it’s gold and diamonds.It’s already a life of accomplishment.And when people make a program in life, a program of making progress, of not standing still, that’s the greatness of succeeding in this world. That’s what you came here for! That’s your life!And therefore, do anything to start moving in the right direction!And even though you’re moving slowly, as long as you continue to move, to grow, that’s the fulfillment of the purpose of life and that’s the purpose of the world.The world was createdla’asos–for a man to make something out of himself.RABBI MILLER DISLIKES THE STYLENow, if you’ll put your mind to it, you’ll see that the opportunities forla’asos, forameilusin growth, are available all the time. Nothing is easy, and that’s the joy of life, that’s the success of this world. Let’s say, for example, theameilusof fighting against the modes of the day, the styles of the day. Now, I don’t want to go into details; I don’t want to make some people here feel slighted, but there are certain things that people do today that are a result of styles, of being in style. And I don’t approve of it. There are certain things that are only the product of theyetzer harahand for women especially – men too, but women especially, even frum women – indulge in them to make themselves look prettier. I don’t approve of thatat all.“It’s not easy,” you say. So what?! That’s what you’re here for; to beameil, to labor in the service of Hashem. You must fight back against the fashions of the day. It doesn’t mean you have to be old-fashioned, but the things that are done today in order to attract the eyes of other people, that I don’t like. A woman should never make herself too attractive in public. It’s very important, and that means that every woman, every girl, has to beameilbecause it’s not easy to fight the environment. It’s atza’ar, it’s anamal, but that’s what you came to this world for.THE EREV SHABBOS AMEILUS PROGRAMAnd the truth is that you don’t have to search forameilus– it’s always there. Here’s a woman in her house and Shabbos is coming. Shabbos is coming and she’s going crazy; she has a house full of children and she has to cook and bake and clean. But once she understands what we’re saying here tonight, so she’s not going crazy; it’s hard work, it’sameilusin Torah, absolutely, but she’s not going crazy. She’s full of joy because she knows that she’s accomplishing her purpose in this world.So she’s busy mixing the ingredients and the children are pulling at her dress. Some of them are fighting, and she’s telling them, “Don’t fight; keep quiet. Shabbos is coming,” as she puts the food in the oven. She’s building the Shabbos; it’s not easy to build but she’s doing it! That’s the meaning oflaasos, to accomplish, to live in this world for a purpose.Now here’s ayeshiva bochur; he’s not baking and cooking for Shabbos. His mother lets him stay in thebeis medrashon erev Shabbos to learn. But no matter, he can’t excuse himself from the function ofla’asos, ofamal. So he’s learning a piece ofgemara, and he labors to remember it. He goes over it again and again and again; that’slaasos, that’sameil, he’s accomplishing something. Maybe he’s tired; he’d rather lay on the couch with a magazine or a newspaper, a kosher newspaper. But he says, “No, that’s notameilus; I’m here in this world to labor in accomplishment.”Part III.Laboring in HappinessIS IT SO HARD TO BE HAPPY?And now we come to the one subject with which I want to conclude. I have so much to say to you aboutameilusstill, but I must conclude with this one subject. Because there’s another very important form of labor that is included in שֶׁתִּהְיוּ עֲמֵלִים בַּתּוֹרָה that many people don’t know about – and actually they’re surprised to hear that it requires any work at all. And that is the labor of learning how to enjoy this world.There’s no question about it that this world is full of happiness. But it’s not just something that happens; to some people more, and some less. No, it’s a part of the Torah; the Torah of happiness is a very bigcheilekof the Torah, and like all the subdivisions of Torah it requiresameilusto achieve. LikeRashiexplained, Hashem tells us that we have to beameilin Torah to acquire it. And what that means is that you have to study happiness; you have to labor in thesugyaof happiness if you want to appreciate this world. You hear thatchiddush? You can not become asamei’achb’chelko, you can not enjoy this world, unless you put in work.LAZY PEOPLE GO TO AMUSEMENT PARKSNow, the lazy people who never studied how to enjoy this world, they never labored in it, so they keeptryingto enjoy this world, but they find that this world is a place of disappointments. Even when they set out to go someplace for a good time, when they come back home they see it was a disappointment. You go to the movies, and the lights come back on again and you see it’s nothing but a fake; the story never happened. It’s only a film; there’s nothing to it. Others think that maybe that they’ll find happiness on roller coasters. And if you’re a high roller, you’ll have biggerhasagos, bigger dreams, so you’ll fly to the Bahamas to search for happiness. And trust me, you won’t find it; you won’t find happiness in the Bahamas. Bigger mosquitoes than here in Brooklyn, that you’ll definitely find. Maybe some new disease from the islands you’ll bring back; but happiness, no. Because for happiness you have to labor. And when you try to find happiness the easy way, by going to ball games and amusement parks, so it may be that you can find a thrill, some fun, yes. But happiness, no. Life becomes one big disappointment.Hashem says, “I gave you this world to enjoy itbut like all good things you have to labor for it.”הָעוֹלָם לֹא נִבְרָא אֶלָּא לְהִתְעַנֵּג – the world was only made for happiness (Mesillas Yesharim,Hakdamah). Of course the last word there is important – it says there לְהִתְעַנֵּג עַל הַשֵּׁם – to be grateful to Him, to think about Him, to appreciate what He’s giving you. We’re here to understand the gifts of Hashem and to enjoy them. And when you enjoy life by means of labor, by means of studying the gifts of Hashem, thinking about them, then Hakodosh Boruch Hu says, “You’re fulfilling your purpose.” And therefore you have no option; you have to put in effort. It’s only when people toil, when they labor to see the happiness of life, that’s how they become happy people. By means ofameilusyou can become a person who is actually overflowing withsimcha, with real joy.ENJOYING THIS WORLD WITHOUT A WRISTWATCHOnce a man ran over to me and he said, “Why are you always talking aboutOlam Hazeh?!” It was a kollel man – “You’re talking to them aboutta’anugei Olam Hazeh,” he said. I looked at him. He’s wearing a wristwatch – I don’t wear a wristwatch. He smokes – I don’t smoke. He drives a car – I don’t have a car. But I’m the guilty one who’s enjoyingOlam Hazeh!He doesn’t care forOlam Hazeh!The answer is that כְּסִיל בַּחֹשֶׁךְ הוֹלֵךְ, the fools walk in darkness (Koheles 2:14). He doesn’t know what happiness is. You don’t need wristwatches and cars to be happy; you don’t need anything to be happy exceptseichelandameilus.You must learn to appreciate the fact that you are able to breathe. Did you ever toil inlearninghow to enjoy how to breathe fresh air? Walk out of here tonight on the street and fill your lungs, those two balloons, with air. Breathe deeply; it’s a delight. The air oxygenates your blood and makes it red. The iron in the blood unites with the oxygen; the hemoglobin takes the oxygen in and it begins flowing in a form that’s easily assimilated by the body. Your whole body is delighting in that oxygen. There’s a happiness in breathing! You never thought about that? Practice it! Here’s a person who learned how to breathe deeply, and he enjoys life because of it. But it didn’t just happen that way; he labored in it. You’ll never be happy with breathing unless you work on it.SEEING HAPPINESSLearn how to enjoy the happiness of being able to see. You have two good cameras, camcorders, and as you turn your neck you can see everything around you. Isn’t that a pleasure? Isn’t it beautiful? You see everything; colors and movement and faces. Isn’t that a happiness? Of course it’s not, because you never labored in it. There’s nothing in the world as beautiful as seeing. If you think about that person you saw tapping his way in the street with a stick; he was robbed of this great happiness, and you have it!Boruch Atah Hashem, po’keiach ivrim; Ah! The happiness of seeing. If you labor in the Torah of how to be happy with your eyes so you’ll never be able to be unhappy all your life.Eizehu ashir,who is rich in this world?Hasameiach b’chelko, the one who learns to enjoy his eyes, and his lungs.Learn to enjoy the fact that you could walk.Boruch atah Hashem ha’meichin mitzadei gaver –He establishes my footsteps. What a pleasure it is to get around on my feet. Look at the man sitting in the wheelchair; he can’t walknebach. It’s a pity on him. He lost that great fun of locomotion; walking back and forth using those two Rolls Royces underneath your body! Ah, ah, ah, what a happiness! The simcha of walking, it’s a joy! The person who learns how to enjoy walking will always be full of happiness.THE HAPPINESS OF BREAD AND WATERLearn how good it is to eat a piece of bread. Eating a slice of bread is a very bigsimcha, it’s very great fun. And don’t think that it’s not a mitzvah.Boruch Atah Hashem, hamotzee lechem min ha’aretz.It’s a great fun to eat a piece of bread and to thank Hashem from the bottom of your heart. And you say that the purpose of the bread is בַּעֲבוּר שְׁמוֹ הַגָּדוֹל, for the sake of His great name. “I’ll enjoy the bread and think of His great name.”כִּי הוּא קֵל זָן וּמְפַרְנֵס לְכָל, You give food to the world. What a pleasure it is to chew on the bread. The pleasure of eating a piece of bread! How great is the daily experiences of a man who understands what it means to be able to chew a piece of bread and swallow it. What a benefit it is for the body to eat a piece of bread. It’s a blessing.Now, when you learn to enjoy the piece of bread and with it, a glass of water, that’s theameilusof a happy man. Water is a miracle; water is a combination of two gases. Can you imagine that? it’s two gases. It’s oxygen and hydrogen and neither of them on its own could quench his thirst. And then it comes together by an electric spark and it becomes water. That’s a miracle! Aneis! And thatneisgoes into your body and it lubricates all your joints; it makes your eyes sparkle; it causes your blood to flow so that it shouldn’t congeal. Water is life!Boruch Atah Hashem sh’hakol n’ihiyeh b’dvaro.Practice that; practice enjoying a glass of water. When the children are sitting at the table on Shabbos the first thing they stretch out their hands for is for the soda, for the juice, the colored water, the dirty water they want to drink. Teach them that the plain water is happiness.EVEN TZADIKIM DRINK WATER AND SLEEPEventzadikimeat bread and drink water; and Hakodosh Boruch Hu says, “I’m not going to reward you for not being happy. I don’t like grumpytzadikim. If you’re not happy, it’s your own fault.” Hashem doesn’t want him to be unhappy with the bread or unhappy with the water. They’re supposed to sayBoruch Atah Hashem.I could go on all night – if you don’t work on appreciating sleeping well so you’ll never know what happiness is. You young fellows, you put your head on the pillow and right away you waft off into slumberland.Ah geshmakehsweet sleep. But you’ll never appreciate it if you don’t labor in it. Ah, the pleasure of sleeping well; you wake up and you’re a refreshed, you’re a new person.And so little by little, when a man works to gain the insights that cause happiness, so the world becomes a happy place. So not only can a person succeed by beingameilin the words of the Torah itself, but he can succeed by beingameilin living a Torah life. And don’t think it’ll be deducted from your reward inOlam Hababecause you enjoyed Hashem in this world. Thescharof happiness in Hashem’s gifts cause you to sing to Hashemin this world and you’ll continue singing in happiness to Him in the world to come.THE END OFAMEILUSROADSo if we learned anything tonight, it’s how important this element ofameilusis for succeeding in our function ofla’asos. We’re here in this world “to do,” and doing is not meant to be easy. But once you begin to understand this vital Torah attitude, life becomes the place of the greatest pleasure because it becomes the place of achievement and accomplishments through small but steady steps.And that’s why the Torah says thatim bechukosai teleichu,if you labor in Mymitzvos, you will be rewarded with all good things: rains and produce and peace and long life. What does that mean that Hashem will give us plenty to eat? Does it mean that you’ll have the opportunity to eat more breakfasts and more suppers? Is that what it’s all about? No, it doesn’t mean that. The Rambam explains that all these rewards mean that you’ll have more opportunities to achieve something more while you’re in this world. Because the longer you live, the more produce and peace that you have, the more you can accomplish. Your station inOlam Habahdepends on what you do inOlam Hazeh.And therefore the greatest reward is וְנָתַתִּי שָׁלוֹם בָּאָרֶץ, peace in the land, because you’ll have more years to beameilinla’asos, and to make yourself into a new person. And once you begin walking down this path ofim bechukosai teileichu, of laboring in this world and achieving, so בַּדֶּרֶךְ שֶׁאָדָם רוֹצֶה לָלֶכֶת מוֹלִיכִין אוֹתוֹ – Hakodosh Boruch Hu will help you succeed at walking even more. And not only will you be fulfilling what Hakodosh Boruch Hu wants you to do – but you’re transforming yourself into something much more noble than when you were born – you’re remaking yourself! And so, on that final day, when you have to return yourneshamato Hakodosh Boruch You, you’ll be able to say, “Hashem, I spent my days beingameilinbechukosai teileichu –I fulfilledla’asos, and now I come back to You prepared to receive my eternal reward.” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the Power Couple Podcast, Nicholas and Amanda Bayerle talk about deeply understanding the power of honesty and different keys about your partner’s personality, what they like and dislike. Take a listen at the raw truth spilled by our favorite couple, and to all the men out there, be sure to get your ticket to BDB Live for a life-changing experience!   Timestamped Show Notes: [00:18] Welcome Back to The Power Couple Episode [3:10] Give Us Your Relationship Questions [5:00] Don’t let Resistance Get In The Way of Something You’re Meant To Do [6:41] Discussions And Takeaways From United Podcast [8:10] Best Personality Tests To Deeply Understand Your Partner [9:10] Love Language Episodes [10:53] Episodes Every Friday [14:13] Get Your Ticket to BDB Live For an Amazing Experience   Takeaways: Power couple episodes are back! New episodes every Friday. Don’t be a silent listener. Let’s connect to get momentum and excitement in these episodes. The thing you’re most supposed to do is what you will get the most resistance from. Get your ticket to BDB Live. Experience an event that is life-changing. Resources:   Connect with Nicholas Connect with Amanda BDB Live

Our guest today is Amy Vodarek, ACC, MScN Amy’s story is how she became a well recognized work-life coach, consultant and facilitator who's mission is to engage leaders and teams to create workplaces where everyone thrives. We also get insight in how to start a side hustle and then to a full-time business with less risk. Lots of conversation about the corporate world and being an intrapreneurial women. Plus, find out an important change in how we look at what companies we want to work for. Spoiler Alert: “Belong to Something” You can hear how she’s committed to advancement and success of women organizations, leading teams and as business owners.   GUEST BIO: Amy Vodarek is a transformational work-life success coach, consultant and facilitator who is on a mission to engage leaders and their teams to create workplaces where everyone thrives. She’s committed to the advancement and success of women in organizations, leading teams and as business owners. She’s the co-author of the book Good Enough. Embrace who you are. Unleash your brilliance exploring the often-hidden barriers women leaders and business owners face in fulfilling their potential. Amy is a resource for experienced coaches to expand their coaching capabilities with unmasking a master assessment of not good enough to co-create transformational change with clients. She holds an MScN from McMaster University and coaching certifications from Newfield Network, The Institute for Generative Leadership and is certified in The Leadership Circle.  She’s the founder of Amy Vodarek and Associates/Insight Edge; an Associate Consultant with Altus Growth Partners and Courage Group International. She provides Executive Coaching globally to CEO’s of social venture start-ups with Uncharted. She calls Milton, Ontario, Canada home and is the proud mom of 4 kids and 2 fur babies.   PODCAST NOTES:  2:00- Amy shares her story on her journey to becoming an entrepreneur. It started while Amy was teaching at McMaster, school of nursing while attending a career workshop which lead to knowing with out a doubt she wanted to coach. Then a trip to Colorado and more things fell in place. There were so many signs that is was the right path for her. She explains how the coaching world was an expansion of her original training and education but a different way of using those skills. TRANSFERABLE SKILLS AND BODY OF WORK 7:34- From that a conversation strikes up about transferable skills which is more than just skills. It is more about body of work and mindset. If you are interested in understanding this more there is a book that further explains this by Pamela Slim, Body of Work. 9:10- How there are common elements with big organizations and entrepreneurs. Both must learn to have conversations to build effective teams and help build rich client relationships where they keep coming back. HOW AMY STARTED HER BUSINESS AS A SIDE HUSTLE 10:30- Amy shares that her business started as a side hustle and things to consider when starting a side hustle. 1. Energy and creativity 2. play energy 3. Lunch and learn 4. Energizing and not depleting HOW VOLUNTEERING CAN HELP YOU GROW YOUR BUSINESS 12:18-Hear how Amy found time to start a side hustle with having to raise four children and a full-time job. Her strategy was to 1. Do lunch and learns 2. Volunteer to stretch your skills  3. Test out who would be invested in what you offer 4. Women’s groups  14:30 – More information on why volunteering can be helpful in many ways to start your business. 15:30 – Here is where Amy tells us how she knew it was time to launch her business full time and her contingency plans to create revenue. GOOD ENOUGH EMBRACE WHO YOU ARE 20:29- Penny is curious how Amy decided to write her book jointly with Anne Day, President of Company of Women, titled Good Enough, Embrace who you are.  Hear how they interviewed over 150 women and surveyed over 250 women over three years.  Plus, hear what common thread was heard among most women. 26:30 – Discussion on how corporate life can be lonely.  Penny tells a bit about her life in the corporate world.  Plus, types of groups that can be helpful are discussed. COACHING CHANGING IN THE CORPORATE WORLD 37:20- How coaching was once mostly used for executives and where is going today and why. More discussion on how executives and managers don’t always have skills for a leadership position and what is needed. BELONG TO SOMETHING! 40:05 – Amy really lays out how important why work place engagement is important, and statistics indicate it is getting worse.  The key is for people to feel they BELONG TO SOMETHING. They belong to something that matters and see their future in it.  SOFT SKILLS ARE REALLY ESSENTIAL SKILLS 44:37- Why soft skills sounds trivial and should be called essential skills. Hear how this relates to be a better leader.  AMY'S MESSAGE 48:40- Listen to Amy’s personal message.  It will make you think!   CONNECT WITH AMY: http://www.amyvodarek.com/ LINKED IN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amyvodarek/?originalSubdomain=ca   BOOK: Good Enough Embrace who you are. Unleash your Brilliance by Amy Voderak and Anne Day https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B06ZZNGR2M/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1   Body of Work by Pamela Slim https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1591846196/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1591846196&linkCode=as2&tag=bow-landingpage-top-20

Organifi Quah! In this episode of Quah, sponsored by Organifi (organifi.com/mindpump, code "mindpump" for 20% off), Sal, Adam & Justin answer Pump Head questions about  how guys can put on so much mass in prison considering the quality of meals, why MAPS full body workouts have only one or two leg movements and the rest is upper body, cues and techniques required to perform a proper bench press and if they were professional wrestlers, what their names would be and the gimmicks would they use. Is Your Competitive Spirit Built or Something You're Born With? (4:37) What Games are the Guys the Best at?? (15:05) Mind Pump Recommends Organifi Pure. (18:14) Sending Thoughts & Love to @ericafitlove: Erica Lugo. (20:36) The Future of Mind Pump TV. (25:02) Mind Pump a Walking Vuori Commercial. (27:29) Sal's Daughter: Entertainer, Fearless, Strong and Talented. (28:45) Starbucks to Block Porn on Free Wi-Fi in US. (30:57) Mind Pump Recommends Salt Fat Acid Heat. (35:25) The Netflix of Sports: DAZN. (36:20) The Rapid Disruption of Various Industries/Markets. The Guys Speculate What will be Next. (38:14) The Long Gamble. Bitcoin Continues Steep Fall as Cryptocurrency Collapse Worsens. (46:10) #Quah question #1 – Why is it that guys can put on so much mass in prison considering the quality of meals? (48:33) #Quah question #2 – The MAPS programs seem more upper body dominant, how can I progress my lower body? (1:00:18) #Quah question #3 – Can you talk about the cues and techniques required to perform a proper bench press? (1:12:48) #Quah question #4 – If you were a professional wrestler, what would your name be and signature move? (1:24:13) People Mentioned: Erica 150 Lbs SW: 322 Lbs (@ericafitlove)  Instagram Mike Matthews (@muscleforlifefitness)  Instagram Dr. Michael Ruscio (@drruscio)  Instagram Warren Farrell, PhD (@drwarrenfarrell)  Twitter Elon Musk (@elonmusk)  Twitter Products Mentioned: December Promotion: Enroll in Any MAPS Program – 1 Year of Forum Access for FREE! Mind Pump Facebook Page: Leave a 5 Star Review and Enter to Win Free T-Shirt! Organifi **Code “mindpump” for 20% off** Vuori **Code “mindpump” for 25% off** Days of Wonder Ticket To Ride Mind Pump TV - YouTube Mind Pump Episode 872: Dr. Warren Farrell- The Boy Crisis STARBUCKS SAYS NO MORE PORNOGRAPHY ON OUR FREE WIFI AS BAN SET TO BEGIN NEXT YEAR Salt Fat Acid Heat | Netflix Official Site DAZN, The Netflix of Sports, Is Coming to the United States in September The future of AI is neuromorphic. Meet the scientists building digital 'brains' for your phone Bitcoin Continues Steep Fall as Cryptocurrency Collapse Worsens Convict Conditioning: How to Bust Free of All Weakness--Using the Lost Secrets of Supreme Survival Strength – Book by Paul Wade Bench Press Properly With Ben Pollack (AVOID MISTAKES!!) | MIND PUMP David Schultz Says He Slapped Reporter Because Of Vince McMahon, What Caused Rift With Hulk Hogan Hitman: My Real Life in the Cartoon World of Wrestling – Book by Bret Hart Mind Pump Free Resources

Today we look at how to choose a health insurance plan – should you get a PPO, an HMO, or a HDHP? What is an HSA? And what do those acronyms mean anyway? What if you get free money from work? Open Enrollment is starting for many people! This is the time of year when you can enroll, so we are devoting multiple episodes this month to untangling the mess of American health care bureaucracy as part of our Health Care Month 2018. If you’re a non-US listener, here are some cute cat videos to watch instead. We are taking your health care questions all month on Oh My Dollar! The more questions you ask, the more Will learns. Send in to questions@ohmydollar.com or via twitter to @ohmydollar Acronyms in this episode: A PPO – A preferred provider organization – a typical American health insurance plan, where you have in-network and out-of-network providers as part of a “network” of doctors Usually easier to find doctors you jive with or who understand your particular needsMay be your only optionHMO – Health management organization – a bundled type of health insurance where the network and health insurance organization are integrated Can be good for someone who is “lazy” (AKA overwhelmed trying to figure out how to get care) – you’ll be assigned a doctor and treatment protocol-Often have integrated systems – all doctors can see the same records, pharmacy is linked to the doctors, making things easierHarder to get care that deviates for a “norm” – can be challenging if you have trans* health needs or want experimental/newer treatment for somethingYou often can’t get anything covered to see a specific doctor unless they are part of the HMO plan or if you get a specific recommendation letter from your primary care  doctor.HDHP – High Deductible Health Plan – a type of health insurance where you have lower premiums and higher deductibles HSA – Health Savings Account – a type of health savings plan that is tax free (only for HDHP users) You can save with a Payroll deduction Your company can contribute tax-free dollars for you (extra tax free income for you)It’s like a regular savings account, and you can keep it when you leaveYou can invest a portion of the accountFSA – Flexible Spending Account – a type of health savings plan thatdoes not roll over year to year but can be used by most anyone regardless of type of plan   Things to Know When Shopping for Health Care Generally higher the premium, lower the deductible. Related Episodes: Your Trump Health Insurance Questions AnsweredUntangling COBRA and Healthcare.gov premiumsAre Health Savings Accounts an evil Republican tax loophole or actual magic?Mistakes not to make with health insurance ft Jack Hopper (long cut)Thanks to our Purrsonal Finance Society Members on patreon, we now have transcripts! This Week’s Transcript Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Your Spiritually Imagined Life - I Am Awareness is Creating!With Dr. Janette FreemanLearn, Grow, Awaken!In this podcast, Dr. Janette will lead you in an experience of connecting to your Spiritual Source which is Pure Awareness - the I Am that I Am. Then you will be activating "choice" through "I Am aware of something." You decide how the Infinite Mind is creating through your dominant attention. You are awareness.You are aware of somethingYou choose.See my Course On Insight Timer Donations grately appreciated www.janettefreeman.com

  James Lee Baker is a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer. His songs are crafted from exposure to many genres of music throughout the course of his life. A classically trained musician, Baker fuses influences from pop singer-songwriters like Matt Wertz, David Mead, and contemporary folk artists like Ellis Paul and Slaid Cleaves. He embraces open tunings to create an unconventional but welcoming sound and timbre to his playing.  In March of 2010, Baker's song Independence Day was awarded Song of the Month at Songwriter Universe, produced by YouTube sensation Tyler Ward. In May of the same year, the album won the Expose Yourself Song Contest at ReviewPosse.com. Between 2010 and 2012, Baker collaborated with celebrity photographer and cinematographer Sean Hagwell from Denver to produce several top-notch music videos. In 2015, Hagwell and Baker worked together to produce The Day I Said Goodbye (Acoustic) music video. In March of 2015, Baker’s song That Look In Your Eyes was selected as one of the best songs of the month by Songwriter Universe.  In May of that same year, he released an EP of songs called A Brilliant Defeat. Christopher J. Bloom (The Fray, Rachel James) lead its engineering and production and has worked with James in the past on his previous full-length independent release Something You’ve Left Behind. James has played at several prominent venues including the Whiskey A Go Go in Los Angeles, The Fox Theater in Boulder, and Swallow Hill and The Walnut Room in Denver.   Twitter: https://twitter.com/jlbakermusic Website: http://jamesleebaker.com  

In arguably our forty-third episode, Stephen couldn't make it, so Will rambled on for thirty minutes about nothing. Happy American Thanksgiving! Subjects include song lyrics, phrases and another classic Assassin's Screed. The audio tags lie: This one's all Will Binns! Maybe next time he should prep... Something? You decide! Sound off in the comments below. Theme music: Deep Fritz (Karpov Not Kasparov) / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0

This is the second episode of Something Old Something New, a new podcast from Hannah Nicklin. Using the old western wedding rhyme as a formal construct off which to hang a conversation with interesting folk she knows from the realms of games, performance, criticism, writing, and the spaces in between these things. In each episode Hannah will invite the interviewee to talk about cultural phenomena/artefacts of interest/important to them: Something Old (that has been with them for a while); Something New (recently discovered); Something Borrowed (stolen or recommended to them); Something YOU are working on (what are they making right now?). In this second episode Hannah chats with game developer Katharine Neil in a cafe during the AMAZE International Independent Videogames Festival in Berlin. (Apologies in advance for the wildly varying sound quality) Katharine describes herself as a games industry ‘hack’ - dismissing the term ‘veteran’ which she reckons should be used by "people who have achieved more recognisable success". Katharine started working in games sometime around 1998, NZ born, she grew up in Australia, and is currently living/struggling as a game dev freelancer in Paris. A background in music led her to work as an audio engineer, and gradually she became more about making and designing games than just the audio. As well as working for large game studios on things like “racing and pony games”, she’s pursued her own radical games projects, including Escape From Woomera (2004) - which used a half-life mod to depict an escape attempt from the Woomera internment camp; and co-founding the FreePlay Games Festival, one of the first festivals to attempt to discuss videogames as culture. Katharine’s deadpan delivery of her account of her work underplays her affect on the landscape of games, although the impact of her most famous work isn’t uncomplicated, so perhaps it’s hard to tell the story of her practice. Good job there’s a whole 40 minute podcast to get into that. Thanks to Hannah's Patreon backers for supporting the ongoing making of the podcast, plus zines and articles about games. If you'd like to join their merry band of folk, donate monthly (from $1) at patreon.com/hannahnicklin @hannahnicklin 
@haikus_by_KN Music by the peerless Daniel J Harvey of internet misanthrope extraordinaires Olympians. @onwardolympians on Twitter. Buy their music at olympians.bandcamp.com/

The first episode of Something Old Something New, a new podcast from Hannah Nicklin. Using the old western wedding rhyme as a formal construct off which to hang a conversation with interesting folk she knows from the realms of games, performance, criticism, writing, and the spaces in between these things. In each episode Hannah will invite the interviewee to talk about cultural phenomena/artefacts of interest/important to them: Something Old (that has been with them for a while); Something New (recently discovered); Something Borrowed (stolen or recommended to them); Something YOU are working on (what are they making right now?). This first episode features Mark Sorrell - who at the time of interview was a freelance consultant in the area of free-to-play games. Free-to-play games are often a bogey man in the world of fringe and contemporary game design, but as ever, the reality is always less clear-cut and more complicated than the consensus allows. Here, Hannah and Mark discuss some of the means by which games attempt to play with and engineer human behaviour, and what the ethics of doing so might be. It should also be said that these are the opinions of Mark Sorrell roughly 18 months ago, when this audio was recorded. Mark now works for Rovio Games (and by all accounts is doing excellent work there) and therefore the views expressed here definitely don't represent the views of an employer, who wasn't even employing when the views were expressed. Thanks to Hannah's Patreon backers for supporting the ongoing making of the podcast, plus zines and articles about games. If you'd like to join their merry band of folk, donate monthly (from $1) at http://patreon.com/hannahnicklin @hannahnicklin @sorrell Music by the peerless Daniel J Harvey of internet misanthrope extraordinaires Olympians. @onwardolympians on Twitter. Buy their music at https://olympians.bandcamp.com/

Dan Kuschell with Shannon Waller of Strategic Coach®: Unique Ability: Creating the Life You Want, Team Building, and More… Less stress, less friction and less complexity are possible when you utilize the concept of Unique Ability®. Shannon Waller, has been a key team member of Strategic Coach since 1991. She’s an Entrepreneurial Team Strategist, Best Selling Author, mom, and wife, and is uniquely qualified to show you how to do use Unique Ability™ to create the life you want. She’ll give the blueprint for greater clarity, confidence, and capabilities.   Here’s a snapshot of what you’ll walk away with: Shannon lays out a blueprint you can use with your team and family for greater growth; 12 Key Values to Build Great Teams and Families; The Power of Unique Ability®: Spending more time doing the things you want to do and less time doing things you don’t – to be YOUR Best Self! Unlocking your potential greatness and Unique Ability, identifying that passion and fire, then setting things up to fan and grow it (even more); The Components of Unique Ability®: Superior Skill, Passion, Energy and Improvement; “Some people are batteries included, while others are batteries not included…” – Joe Polish Why Unique Ability® is a powerful tool to teach kids – it gives them more opportunity for growth, confidence, and clarity; How to find out what your Unique Ability® really is – (HINT: It’s best if you let other’s help you) How to get confidence even if you have a tendency to be hard on yourself or beat yourself up; The 5 Ways You Get Paid (from Dan Sullivan): Appreciate, Enhance, Utilize, Refer, Reward; The Referability Habits®: Show up on time, Do what you say you’re going to do, Finish what you start, Say please and thank you; The Truth about Working to Improve Your Weaknesses: “If you spend too much time working on your weaknesses, all you end up with is a lot of strong weaknesses”. – Dan Sullivan “It’s Hard to Create Value with Something You’re Not Good At. Focus on what you’re Superior At”. – Shannon Waller How to Deal with Strong Emotions from Managers, Executives, and Owners in your company (HINT: this strategy will save you from a lot of anxious nights) And much, much more…   Shannon Waller is an Entrepreneurial Team Strategist at Strategic Coach, loves helping grow Entrepreneurial Teams 10x, is a best selling author of Unique Ability®: Creating the Life You Want, and The Team Success Handbook: 12 Actionable Strategies for Working Successfully In an Entrepreneurial Company. Learn more about Shannon and Strategic Coach® at: http://www.YourTeamSuccess.com, http://www.StrategicCoach.com, or contact her at questions@strategiccoach.com Get access to the full show here at: http://www.growthtofreedom.com/19 Get more clarity, capabilities, and confidence and join us for a new show at http://www.growthtofreedom.com   =================== ABOUT DAN KUSCHELL: =================== Dan Kuschell is a success driven business growth strategist, a media contributor, and thought leader. He helps entrepreneurs, leaders, and business owners grow and scale their companies 10x by driving the flow of elegant ideas, execution, and team-culture for greater clarity, confidence, and direction. Dan has been recognized worldwide for creating results with his resources, books, and strategies. Meet Dan at http://www.DanKuschell.com Get more access to Dan's wisdom here: http://www.youtube.com/ChampionVision Watch/Listen to the show: http://www.growthtofreedom.com Tweet us at: https://twitter.com/dan_kuschell Follow us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/dankuschellpage LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/dankuschell Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/dankuschell Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/dankuschell  

Finishing up the last big week of training with the Skeleton Skamper Half-Marathon…Marathon? Anyway, now it’s taper time! Music on the show comes from my friend Scott Simons, as well as the Podsafe Music Network. Tracks used were: 42 shades of grey – State Unsteady Scott Simons – Start of Something You can subscribe through … Continue reading »

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