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Story: Do you recognize this? Author: Darkest Timeline Rating: TA Site link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/50627971 Read by: Annie Summary: Scully has been keeping some fun secrets and Mulder can't get enough Used by the author's permission. The characters in these works are not the property of the Audio Fanfic Podcast or the author and are not being posted for profit.

“No man is free who cannot command himself.” ~PythagorasThis Habits 2 Goals episode is FREE for ALL subscribers. To act according to your intentions…Arguably, it's the crux of the entire personal development industry.How often have you said, “I'm going to…” Only to find, a week, month, or year later, “it” never transpired.Why?There are three main reasons.Reason One: PAIN.Chances are that the task at hand involved some pain; emotional, physical, mental, etc.Humans are wired to avoid pain and seek pleasure.PAIN versus PLEASURE: It's a perpetual war that is being waged internally.Humans will go to great lengths to avoid pain, naturally.The challenge is that growth and personal development, lie on the other side of challenge and pain. Learning is painful, yet we become smarter as a result of the effort. Lifting weights is painful, yet the effort makes us stronger.How do we reconcile this? Well, the answer is fairly simple.In fact, the answer has been known for millennia and apparently, science has affirmed it recently.“If you wish to be a good writer, write. If you wish to be a great speaker, speak. If you wish to be a skilled musician, play. If you wish to be a good person, be good. There is no other way.” ~ EpectitusDo you see the pattern?Desire. Action. Desire. Action. Desire. Action!Nike learned a thing or two from Epectitus, “Just do it!”A subscriber to our show and good friend, Laura, has now SAID and DONE a number of important goals over the last few years. She shared the below Instagram post from Huberman Lab.The neuroscience research on willpower makes clear that your Anterior Mid-Cingulate Cortex (aMCC) is a key hub for leaning into undesired effort.Your aMCC it is activated by engaging in behaviors that you don't want to do. Or by resisting strong impulses. (MG: that should be an, “AND”)Your aMCC/willpower can grow throughout the lifespan by regularly doing undesired things, that are hard. ~A. Huberman (instagram)Here's the short STORY: Do things you don't like to do, when you say you're going to do them, whether you feel like it or not.Repeat.BTW: That

HEADLINE: Walmart to Offer Pride Merchandise Despite Controversies by Naveen Athrappully  Walmart is continuing to provide LGBT products as part of Pride Month, the firm said on Wednesday amid a consumer backlash against multiple brands aligning with such ideologies. As part of its “Pride & Joy” collection, Walmart is offering LGBT-friendly trinkets and accessories like pins, flags, tote bags, and more. A controversial product being offered by Walmart is a “breathable” chest binder aimed at “trans, lesbian, and tomboys.” The binder, offered online, features pictures of a young girl modeling the product. SIDE BAR - MLB - meeting the home run hitter at home plate. If you hit a pop-fly to shortstop you ran to 1st base w/ all your might regardless. The game has lost it's chivalry. The men act like boys now. The MLB should say this type of display ‘the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence' isn't allowed in our stadiums. BACK to STORY -  Do you know what chest binders actually do to the young girls body? Binding = is the act of compressing chest tissue to make the chest area appear flat. Individuals can achieve this using various compression techniques, such as using sports bras or specialized binders. Possible risks of Chest Binding - 97% of chest binders have at least ONE of these issues. 1. chest pain 2. scarring 3. overheating 4. shortness of breath 5. a buildup of fluid in the lungs 6. reduced exercise tolerance 7. broken ribs 8. back pain 9. skin issues 10. difficulty speaking What if you think you are living in 2 dimensions?  Do I get a letter in that Alphabet soup flag? We don't go around wearing clothing that states we have missionary hetero-sex! That isn't appropriate so why does the homosexual community think it's okay? We shouldn't be defined by our sexual desires.         Pittsburg Catholic Diocese  On the Feast of Corpus Christi -  A Mass to celebrate a Mass for the LGBTQ? You can't do this father - you are putting souls at risk of going to hell. It is always the most egregious offense to God. The left hates the Catholic faith but they really hate our Lord and Savior!  Father Tom Burke -  The only heart that matters is the Sacred Heart of Jesus - you are shattering His heart!

Story: Do we have to? Author: Sarie_Fairy Rating: MA Site link: https://archiveofourown.org/chapters/66692374 Read by: Annie Summary: FICTOBER Day 29 - Prompt: “Do we have to?” PWP. Maybe set during season 7 secret sex. Used by the author's permission. The characters in these works are not the property of the Audio Fanfic Podcast or the author and are not being posted for profit.

In this episode of Money Tales, our guest is Esther Choy. Esther recently published a white paper on first generation wealth creators. The New York Times featured her report, focusing on the philanthropic aspects of her research. Most wealthy people today created the wealth over their lifetime. This is a major transition for those individuals, who often keep the values they were raised with Esther wanted to understand how the modest upbringings of wealth creators influence them today, and how that plays out in their philanthropic giving. She uncovers that encouraging wealth creators to tell their own stories is the key to unlocking their purpose and values, revealing the causes they want support. Esther is the president and Chief Story Facilitator at Leadership Story Lab, where she applies design thinking and science to help her clients articulate and assert who they are, ultimately connecting with audiences in meaningful ways. Esther started teaching leadership storytelling in 2010, before it was a ‘thing.' Over the years, through her firm, Leadership Story Lab, she's worked with clients in industries as wide ranging as airlines, CPG, healthcare, investment, manufacturing and tech. A family enterprise biographer, Esther has combined the science of persuasion and the art of storytelling to help her clients find more meaningful ways to connect with their audiences. Her business storytelling book, Let the Story Do the Work, quickly shot to #1 New Release on Amazon in 2017. She's currently a contributor for Forbes' Leadership Strategy channel and her thought leadership has appeared in leading media outlets such as the New York Times and Entrepreneur.com. Esther is an adjunct faculty member at Kellogg School of Management and, in partnership with Kellogg's Ward Center for Family Enterprises, she hosts the Family IN Business podcast. Every Monday morning, you'll find Esther beginning her week with a 1000-meter swim and a raw jalapeño. She's a mom of two trilingual girls, wife of a German who's not very punctual, and is a very humble student of kitesurfing. See all episodes >

In this episode of Money Tales, our guest is Esther Choy. Esther recently published a white paper on first generation wealth creators. The New York Times featured her report, focusing on the philanthropic aspects of her research. Most wealthy people today created the wealth over their lifetime. This is a major transition for those individuals, who often keep the values they were raised with Esther wanted to understand how the modest upbringings of wealth creators influence them today, and how that plays out in their philanthropic giving. She uncovers that encouraging wealth creators to tell their own stories is the key to unlocking their purpose and values, revealing the causes they want support.Esther is the president and Chief Story Facilitator at Leadership Story Lab, where she applies design thinking and science to help her clients articulate and assert who they are, ultimately connecting with audiences in meaningful ways. Esther started teaching leadership storytelling in 2010, before it was a ‘thing.'Over the years, through her firm, Leadership Story Lab, she's worked with clients in industries as wide ranging as airlines, CPG, healthcare, investment, manufacturing and tech. A family enterprise biographer, Esther has combined the science of persuasion and the art of storytelling to help her clients find more meaningful ways to connect with their audiences.Her business storytelling book, Let the Story Do the Work, quickly shot to #1 New Release on Amazon in 2017. She's currently a contributor for Forbes' Leadership Strategy channel and her thought leadership has appeared in leading media outlets such as the New York Times and Entrepreneur.com.Esther is an adjunct faculty member at Kellogg School of Management and, in partnership with Kellogg's Ward Center for Family Enterprises, she hosts the Family IN Business podcast.Every Monday morning, you'll find Esther beginning her week with a 1000-meter swim and a raw jalapeño. She's a mom of two trilingual girls, wife of a German who's not very punctual, and is a very humble student of kitesurfing.Learn more about Money Tale$ > Subscribe to the podcast Recent episodes See all episodes > Form CRS Form ADV Terms of Use Privacy Rights and Policies

Story：Do you remember how  you were when you were little?  This is a story of a little girl and her adventure one day!  See what happened, why it happened and what is going to happen? This is the 1st part of a 2 part series.Script is available here. (This story doesn't have a movie)Thank you for your feedback and suggestions!For more details, please visit my website.Credits: https://pixabay.com; https://dova-s.jp ; https://on-jin.com/; https://taira-komori.jpn.org; https://zapsplat.com

Story:  Do you have a dream?  The main character of this story may not know his dream yet as he is still 5 years old.  But we might be able to guess after listening to today's story! This is the first part of a 3 part series.Script and reference to the movie are available here.Thank you for your feedback and suggestions!For more details, please visit my website.Credits: https://dova-s.jp ; https://on-jin.com/; https://taira-komori.jpn.org; https://zapsplat.com

Story:  Do you love reading?  There is a man in his 60's who has recently started something very challenging.  He hopes to achieve one goal!  What do you think the goal would be?This is Part 1 of a 3 parts series.Script and reference to the movie are available here.Thank you for your feedback and suggestions!For more details, please visit my website.Credits: https://dova-s.jp ; https://on-jin.com/; https://taira-komori.jpn.org

Episode 72: Smart Habits for Diversifying in a Niche Specialization with Abigail DahlbergToday, we're really excited to be joined by a colleague we both admire very much. She is a translator, content writer, mom, and expert in environmental issues and sustainability. She has been working as a translator for over 20 years and has grown and diversified her business within a very niche specialization. In fact, her success in this area has even earned her the nickname “Trash Girl,” believe it or not!We are thrilled to be joined by our colleague and friend, Abigail Dahlberg. Abigail is a German to English translator and copywriter specializing in sustainability issues. After completing an MA in translation and interpreting at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh in 2001, she worked as a staff translator in Germany for several years before relocating to Kansas City and launching her freelance business in 2005. Over the past 15 years, Abigail has helped dozens of direct clients in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland communicate with an international audience via her business, Greener Words.Tune in to hear our conversation on:• When and how Abigail started her freelance career in translation and how her business has evolved over time• What smart habits have been crucial in her career• What systems, processes, and habits she uses to stay organized and how she manages all the tasks on her plate• How she decides which aspects of her business need more attention at certain times and how she sets priorities• What boundaries she sets in her professional life and how she maintains them• Why she decided to diversify her service offerings and how she went about it• Abigail's advice for specializing in a niche field or market and diversifying your services• Her thoughts on work/life clarity for freelancers and how she tries to protect the boundaries between work and personal lifeResources we mentioned in this episode:• Abigail's website• Follow Abigail on Twitter and LinkedIn• ATA Inside Specialization podcast episode: Translating Sustainability• Let the Story Do the Work: The Art of Storytelling for Business Success by Esther K. ChoySee the full list of links and resources for this episode: https://smarthabitsfortranslators.com/podcast-episodes/72

Data is the foundation for today's business decisions. Yet, communicating that data inpresentations can overwhelm your audience. Reena Kansal of Leadership Story Lab explainshow to use the art of storytelling to make your message more engaging – and memorable.Show Notes:Do you need to communicate data and other complex ideas to your audience? Businessstorytelling is all about how you persuade your audience to take action. Join Reena Kansal ofLeadership Story Lab explains how to use the art of storytelling to engage your audience andhelp them remember what is most important.Skip ahead to these highlights:1:33 About Leadership Story Lab3:43 Make your audience remember you7:12 Difference between proving and persuading9:50 Let the Story Do the Work11:20 Create meaning for your audience12:30 The forgetting curve – what do you want your audience to remember?18:00 Executive summary vs executive story18:50 Recommendations for becoming a better storyteller20:00 Become a story collector21:46 Story helps you be known on a deeper level25:20 Example of a well-crafted storyGet more information at LeadershipStoryLab.com

Persuasive storytelling creates extraordinary opportunities, allowing us to engage with customers and partners in a meaningful way.  But how do we craft a memorable story that connects with our professional goals? What does it mean for leaders to let the story do the work? Esther Choy is the President and Chief Story Facilitator at Leadership Story Lab, a consulting firm that celebrates the art and science of storytelling as an essential element of business success.  Esther also teaches in the executive education programs at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, and she is the author of Let the Story Do the Work: The Art of Storytelling for Business Success. On this episode of Workplace Forward, Esther joins me to discuss the three levels of communication mastery outlined in her book, describing what differentiates proving from persuading and why effective leaders need to do both. Esther explores how her research around wealth creators and experience with family-owned companies informs her work in storytelling for business. Listen in to understand why the best storytellers are also story collectors and learn to share persuasive, personal stories without divulging your private business. Themes explored in this week's episode: Esther's 3 levels of communication mastery (and why most people get stuck in Level 2) How self-awareness + an event with a deadline can catalyze us to Level 3 Communication Mastery What differentiates proving from persuading and how effective leaders do both How Esther is integrating wealth creators into her work around business storytelling What Esther learned about first-generation ultra-high-net-worth individuals from her research for ‘Transforming Partnerships with Major Donors' How family-owned businesses differ from other companies The connection between being a good storyteller and a story collector What senior leaders struggle with when it comes to storytelling How Esther's own leadership has changed in the last 2 years Delineating the difference between sharing what is personal vs. what is private  Why Esther encourages leaders to waste time doing something unproductive Resources from this episode:  Read along with this Workplace Forward Podcast episode's text transcript Learn more about Esther's work at leadershipstorylab.com  Follow Esther on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook or Instagram Subscribe to Leadership Story Lab on YouTube Read Esther's column in Forbes  Buy a copy of Esther's book, Let the Story Do the Work Listen to the Family IN Business Podcast Download Esther's research study, ‘Transforming Partnerships with Major Donors'  Explore the NPR piece on Dollywood Listen to Esther's interviews with Chris Herschend and Robert Pasin Register for Esther's monthly Story Lab I would love to hear from you! Have an idea for a podcast or a question you want me to address? Interested in additional support, resources and workshops? Here are all the ways you can interact with me! Tweet me @TeganTrovato Email tegan@brightarrowcoaching.com Follow me on Facebook @BrightArrowCoaching Follow me on Instagram @TeganTrovato Connect with me on LinkedIn: Tegan Trovato Download free tools and sign up for my newsletter, coaching and workshops at https://www.brightarrowcoaching.com/

Open Tightening up the podcast schedule Good News Good News Hugo nominations are open for 2022 Team Rejection count: up to 9 Main Topic: Characters, Setting, and Story Do you like Star Wars because of the heroes, or because of the world they inhabit? There are stories where you can mix & match characters easily, and others not so much What makes the setting the key element, and what makes the characters key? Fanfic blazing the trails January 18, 2022 | Season 18 Ep 5 | murverse.com Copyright 2022, Mur Lafferty | BY-NC-SA 3.5 License

In this episode from our Business Storyteller Summit 2020, we speak with Esther Choy about why storytelling is vital for leaders to master. Learn how to choose the right story that will help you persuade your audience, structure your presentation to grasp your audience's attention immediately, and how leaders can practice their storytelling skills. Esther is the President and Chief Story Facilitator at Leadership Story Lab. She teaches storytelling to institutional and individual clients who are searching for more meaningful ways to connect with their audiences. Some of her notable clients are United Airlines, Tyson Foods, PwC, Brookfield Asset Management, and US Cellular. Additionally, Esther is also the author of the book Let the Story Do the Work: The Art of Storytelling for Business Success, and her work can be seen regularly on Forbes.com, Virgin.com, and Entrepreneur.com Stay connected with Esther on LinkedIn.

I am so lucky to have storytelling expert and communicator Esther Choy as our guest this week. She talks with us about her newest study called "Transforming Partnerships with Major Donors-- Aligning the key values of first generation wealth creators and fundraisers in the age of “Winner Takes All”" We talk about the dichotomy of abundance and deprivation among the privileged, the disproportionate amount of newly created wealth, desired ways to communicate and identify these donors, and 4 key pillars Esther created to better understand people who have created first generation wealth. Esther Choy is the President and Chief Story Facilitator at Leadership Story Lab, where she works with clients to help them communicate their own authentic stories. Esther is the author of the book "Let the Story Do the Work: The Art of Storytelling for Business Success" and her work can be seen regularly on Forbes.com, Virgin.com, Entrepreneur.com and AMA.org. An alumna of Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University as well as Texas A&M, Esther holds both an MBA and an MS in Higher Education. Esther lives in Chicago with her husband and two daughters. Find the report here: https://www.leadershipstorylab.com/wealth-creators-research/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/devdebrief/support

What is this story all about? What can kids learn from this story? - Readout below and hear the story. Stories are the best way to impart morality to children. This story is from the famous moral stories series "Panchatantra Tales" from India. Panchatantra Tales is a set of wonderful stories mostly based on forests and animals. The story is about a little Jackel who gets scared of loud noise and later find out was it really necessary to get scared Through this, kids will learn not to fear anything. This will encourage them to be bold and be mentally strong Hear out and share your feedback. Moral of the Story - Do not react blindly with fear.

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Amanda and Darryl talk books, books, and more books as they try to fill their time not planning meetings during this crazy period. They interview Jillian Cardinal of the Eventprofs Book Club to hear how she created an online community of event professionals reading and sharing insights on books for the industry. Take-aways: 1) Use this time for some great reading and professional development. 2) Use book clubs to have discussions and further your understanding of the material. 3) Keep track of what you’re reading so you can share with others. 4) Don’t feel like you just have to read about your industry. Great information comes from everywhere. The Eventprofs Book Club: https://www.theeventprofsbookclub.com/ Books Mentioned on the Show: Designing Your Life: https://amzn.to/3dD16gk The Art of Gathering: https://amzn.to/3dCQ6zg Dare to Lead: https://amzn.to/3arvKat This is Marketing: https://amzn.to/3byGDXX Out of the Shadows: https://amzn.to/2wKFUUT Start with Why: https://amzn.to/2Jp62ra Let the Story Do the Work: https://amzn.to/39oMptF Heads in Beds: https://amzn.to/3dChgGt Cruise Confidential: https://amzn.to/2ykTaQJ The 48 Hour Relationship Retreat: https://amzn.to/2UsN6xO --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/MiracleWorkersPodcast/message

Today's episode is packed with a tonne of tips for optimizing product description pages in ecommerce stores. My guest, Selena Knight is an expert retail consultant based in Australia. She talks about five pillars of highly converting product description pages.  Content should describe how your product makes people feel How people will use your product List the benefits, not the features - always add ‘so what’ at the end - why is this great for me Craft into a Story Do research - https://answerthepublic.com/ + forum Learn more about Selena here:  https://salenaknight.com/ And also check out her podcast.   ----------- SPONSORS: This episode is brought to you by: Klaviyo, the game-changing email automation tool specifically built for scaling eCommerce businesses. Klaviyo Boston Ecommerce Event Between September 13-14th, Boston, Massachusetts, is going to EXPLODE with eCommerce Marketing Insights. Klaviyo Boston is coming up in September — and it's the largest in-person gathering EVER of the Klaviyo community! With two days and more than 30 practical, substantive sessions to choose from, it's the no-fluff, no-BS ecommerce marketing conference you can't afford to miss. Get your ticket at klaviyo.com/boston  

“The Boy & the Filberts” by Aesop Listen to more GoodLiterature at www.GoodLiterature.org. -------------------------------------- “The Boy & the Filberts” by Aesop A Boy was given permission to put his hand into a pitcher to get some filberts. But he took such a great fistful that he could not draw his hand out again. There he stood, unwilling to give up a single filbert and yet unable to get them all out at once. Vexed and disappointed he began to cry. "My boy," said his mother, "be satisfied with half the nuts you have taken and you will easily get your hand out. Then perhaps you may have some more filberts some other time." The Moral of the Story: Do not attempt too much at once.

How can you present big chunks of data without losing your audience's attention? In this episode, I will share with you my Ph.D. experience. Recommended book: Let the Story Do the Work: The Art of Storytelling for Business Success by Esther K. Choy   At StorySD.com you can: Get free eBooks (English and Portuguese)  Watch/Listen/Read all StorySD episodes Sign up to our newsletter for exclusive content Explore recommended articles, books, podcasts and videos   Other StorySD series: Series 1 - Transmedia Storytelling for Business Series 2 - Build your Business Stories Series 3 - Technology – The future is here Series 4 - Use Stories To … Series 5 - Characters Series 6 - Travel Guide for Kids Series 7 - Transmedia Storytelling Case Studies Series 8 - Story Breakdown Series 9 - Interactive Storytelling Series 10 - Stories from Scotland  

I read a compelling new book by Esther K. Choy titled "Let the Story Do the Work: The Art of Storytelling for Business Success." In her own way, Choy independently applied the kind of storytelling suggestions I found so useful in Thau’s presentation and put them in an easy-to-access book form for business leaders. She breaks it all down, step-by-step, and even diagrams her methods. If you make any kind of presentations at work, I think you can learn something from Choy and her book.

Founder and president of the Chicago-based Leadership Story Lab, Esther Choy coaches managers and executives in storytelling techniques and teaches in the executive education programs at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. In her debut book, Let the Story Do the Work: The Art of Storytelling for Business Success, Choy makes a powerful case for the potential of storytelling as a tool to elevate business communication from autopilot exchanges, to authentic, compelling conversations that can inspire shareholders, win customers and advance careers.

Esther Choy, founder of Leadership Story Lab and author of "Let the Story Do the Work," offers advice on leveraging one of the strongest interpersonal tools that we have — storytelling.  Full episode show notes at www.TheIntrovertEntrepreneur.com/podcast  

Psychic Medium Kristy Robinett shares inspiring true stories from her book, It's a Wonderful Afterlife. Also, advice for young people growing up psychic, Halloween, and a great story about "The Rubberband Man". Oh... and a squirrel. Visit BigSeance.com for show notes. Pssst... Are you looking for the SpeakPipe Link?   In this episode:  Episode Preview :00 A Heads up for this episode 1:55 Introducing Kristy Robinett 4:25 The Squirrel makes her first appearance 6:10 Crazy week for Kristy 7:17 How does she do it? 9:07 Growing up a psychic medium 10:41 Advice for young people growing up psychic (and their parents) 14:50 Story: Do ghosts eat bananas? 15:51 Kristy uses all of the “Claires” in her mediumship 19:34 What can people do to open up to receiving messages from passed loved ones? 19:57 Is it okay to be a little skeptic? 21:38 Putting her psychic skills to the test 23:54 Helping people who fear death 27:23 Having faith about what lies ahead. Is there really an “Other Side”? 29:07 Communication through music - the fascinating story of “The Rubberband Man” 31:37 Spirit Communication Tools 35:53 Yep. The squirrel is still there. Also, butterflies and other signs from our loved ones. 38:08   Preview of upcoming Halloween episodes 42:04 Funny iTunes Review and Homework Update! (Thanks, Mrsbeebee1976!) 43:36   Kristy and Halloween! 46:10 Does the veil thin around Halloween? 47:56 Secret Medium Societies in the White House? The Fox sisters were the Kardashians of the 1800s. 49:06 What kind of nerd is Kristy Robinett? 53:19 Where can you find all things Kristy Robinett? Upcoming Events! 56:43 Easter Egg 1:02:03   For more on Kristy Robinett: Visit kristyrobinett.com For Kristy's books, visit her Amazon page   Record your voice feedback directly from your device on my SpeakPipe page! Call the show at (775) 583-5563 (or 7755-TELL-ME). I would love to include your voice feedback in a future show. Visit BigSéance.com for more information.   Please help The Big Séance Podcast by subscribing, rating, and reviewing the show on iTunes, TuneIn Radio, or Stitcher!