Podcasts about superpowers

Pod Friends features confessional conversations going “behind the mic” with the voices of the RHAP network. Host Matt Scott sits down with Aaron Robertson. The post Pod Friends | Aaron Robertson: Seeing the World Differently; Synesthesia & Perfect Pitch as Superpowers; 10 Years of RHAP appeared first on RobHasAwebsite.com.

Do you believe that even just the slightest effort to understand and practice Conscious Communication skills can save and enhance every kind of relationship? In this episode of Superpowers of the Soul, Amorahki emphasizes that it does not matter whether we talk about friendships, work teams, romantic, business, or parenting relationships. Conscious Communication sets the stage for increasing trust, clarity, engagement, understanding, and joyful connection. Tune in to know the number one key to conscious Communication that makes it easy to put into practice in your daily life!

Canary Cry News Talk #504 - 07.01.2022 ALGO ACT It's Alive, AI Gold Rush, Drones, Broken Hearts, Antarctica TAKE THE SURVEY HERE: https://bit.ly/39VCG4D LINKTREE: CanaryCry.Party SHOW NOTES: CanaryCryNewsTalk.com CLIP CHANNEL: CanaryCry.Tube SUPPLY DROP: CanaryCrySupplyDrop.com SUPPORT: CanaryCryRadio.com/Support MEET UPS: CanaryCryMeetUps.com Basil's other podcast: ravel Gonz' New Youtube: Facelikethesun Resurrection  Gonz' Video Archive: Facelikethesun.Live App Made by Canary Cry Producer: Truther Dating App   Podcast T-2:39 LEAD AI/BEAST SYSTEM 5:36 V  It's Alive! How a belief in sentient AI is becoming a problem (Reuters) → AI, a new paradigm in the swine industry (Pig Progress)   AI/POLYTICKS 27:16 V  The AI “Gold Rush” in Washington (Politico) Human Rights Tribunal dismisses mark of the beast religious discrimination case (Stuff NZ)   INTRO (M-W-F) 43:05 V  B&G Update V4V/Exec./Asso./Support   FLIPPY 50:26 V  Americans who work with robots more likely to suffer negative mental effects: study (The Hill)   [Party, Ravel, Clips, Text the next person to sign up will be 333, Clue] 1:06:19 V    UKRAINE/DRONES 1:10:48 V  Ukraine War Drones Lose Pivotal Role As Artillery Rules (Int'l Biz Times) US Army wants to pack land vehicles with drone-destroying weapons (New Scientist) Finland and Sweden officially invited to NATO (Axios)   POLYTICKS 1:23:01 V  AOC's has a Superpower, Brevity (Wired) Biden Says the quiet part outloud, Roe is a tool (CNN)   4 HORSEMAN 1:31:36 V BILL GATES Gates wins legal battle over purchase of land in North Dakota (Insider) BEZOS 1:37:42 V  Bridge Will Not be dissassembled for Bezos' yacht (nltimes)   [TREASURE/SPEAKPIPE/BYE YOUTUBE] 1:44:22 V    COVID/WACCINE 2:09:42 V  The Vaccine Hesitant Moment (NEJM) Pfizer signs new $3.2 billion deal (Reuters)   SCIENCE IS TRUTH 2:29:53 V  Volunteers wanted for study into first-ever treatment for ‘broken heart syndrome' (Indy UK)   GUN CONTROL 2:44:50 V  Kathy Hochul says She doesnt need Evidence or Data to ban guns (Daily Caller)   [TALENT] 2:55:40 V    ANTARCTICA 3:17:58 V  A stratospheric balloon will lift NASA telescope over Antarctica (Interesting Engineering)   [TIME/OUTRO] 3:31:57 V    EPISODE 504 WAS PRODUCED BY… Executive Producers Robert R**   Producers Onelousypetunia, Anonymous, Christian N, MORV, Pocojo33, Sir JC Knight of the Technosquatch, LX ProtoCol v2, Darrin S, Runksmash, Malik W, Sir Casey the Shield Knight, Sir Scott Knight of Truth, Gail M, Veronica D   AUDIO PRODUCTION (Jingles, Iso, Music): JonathanF, JOLMS   ART PRODUCTION (Drawing, Painting, Graphics): Dame Allie of the Skillet Nation, Sir Dove Knight of Rusbeltia, BrotherG   CONTENT PRODUCTION (Microfiction etc.): MLC: When the dust settled not one life was lost. No ammunition was to be found. No missiles to be seen. The leaders of the world were stunned. Cameras following the battle were pointing up. A craft, “alien" craft, was seen above.   CLIP PRODUCER Emsworth, FaeLivrin, Epsilon   Timestamps: Mondays: Jackie U Wednesdays: Jade Bouncerson Fridays: Christine C   ADDITIONAL STORIES: AI made these stunning images, here's why experts are worried (CNN) Pro Choicer in DC try to get arrested, succeed (Spectator) CRISPR to help climate change (University of California) H+DAO by transhumanist Vita-More (Lifespan.io) Mysterious Passageways In Pre-Columbian Temple May be Psychedelic Ritual Chambers (IFLS) Electronic skin allows feeling both ways (Scientific American) Warmer winters could wipe out Antarctica's only native insect (Science) NASA's will reveal 'deepest' image of universe, unravel mysteries of Big Bang (DailyMail) NASA unveils swarm of alien hunting robots (Indy UK)

In this episode, Kimberly and Kate discuss navigating the physical, spiritual, and lifestyle changes of perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause. They discuss the negative associations with perimenopause and menopause based on culture that condition us to view of these life cycles unfavorably. They also discuss parenting during these stages, tending to symptoms with curiosity and kindness, and using the pulls inward to bloom into seasons of second springs and second summers of life. Perimenopause and menopause can be powerful times of tending to ourselves more kindly, reintegrating and healing ourselves from previous life stages, and harnessing the power of intuition and discernment. Bio Kate Codrington is a menstrual and menopause mentor, speaker, workshop facilitator, writer, podcaster and former therapist for nearly 30 years. She is also an artist currently weaving textiles, words, story and stitch. Her first book Second Spring: the self-care guide to menopause is published by HarperCollins and she also has a variety of offerings such as yoga nidra, online classes, and more. What She Shares: —Identifying the perimenopause phase —Cultural anxieties around menopause —Defining perimenopause and menopause —Parenting while transitioning —Tending to extreme symptoms —Superpowers of menopause    What You'll Hear: —Peri-menopause  —Cultural anxieties surrounding peri-menopause —Gaining weight and losing elasticity during perimenopause —Facing mortality through menopause —Peri-menopause time to examine and let go to life that doesn't serve us —Shedding before moving into new phase of life —Culture making menopausal women invisible contributing to anxiety  —Healthcare uninformed generally around menopause —Perimenopause defined as “around menopause” —Symptoms are changes in menstruation from what is normal —More desire to be alone —Health costs to amount of working leading up to menopause —Perimenopause time ranges between months to many years —Negative connotations associated with “postpartum” and “menopause” —Interfering versus accepting peri-menopause and menopause —Parenting during perimenopause —Stages of menopause in relation to seasons and cycles —Oxytocin encouraging sociality in direct conflict with need to withdraw during menopause —Guilt over feelings of needing alone time while parenting  —Enormous call of turning inward  —Meeting conflict of needing alone time while parenting —Differences of rhythms and slowness within family systems —Changes in relationship to sex during peri-menopause and menopause —Embracing physical changes in vaginal tissue —Staying close to pleasure, safety, and kindness sexually —Endless variations of sexuality and meeting the moment —Post-menopause as “another country” —Reconnecting and reintegrating with former teenage self  —Disorientation during losing cycles of menstruation —Ritual, journaling, honoring loss and grief  —Being tender and sweet with ourselves moment by moment —Call for attention and kindness —Severe symptoms calling for attention and kindness for treatment —Menopausal super-powers of discernment, intuition, and spirituality —Second spring and second summer of life postmenopause   Resources Website: https://www.katecodrington.co.uk/ IG: @kate_codrington

Susan Cain is the #1 bestselling author of Bittersweet: How Sorrow and Longing Make Us Whole and Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking, which spent eight years on The New York Times best seller list, and has been translated into 40 languages. Susan's TED talks have been viewed over 40 million times. LinkedIn named her the Top 6th Influencer in the World, just behind Richard Branson and Melinda French Gates. Susan partners with Malcolm Gladwell, Adam Grant and Dan Pink to curate the Next Big Idea Book Club. They donate all their proceeds to children's literacy programs. Visit Susan at susancain.net.In this episode you will learn:How to embrace all of the emotions we have. How to resurrect the power of sadness. Why your vulnerability will build deeper connections. What the hero's journey really is.For more, go to lewishowes.com/1287Muniba Mazari on Becoming the Source of Your Own Joy & Finding Self-Love: https://link.chtbl.com/1282-podInky Johnson on Hacking Your Mindset To Overcome Life's Challenges: https://link.chtbl.com/1279-podLaura Berman on Releasing your Pain and Overcoming Trauma: https://link.chtbl.com/1273-podSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Devin: As you look back on all the things that you have done and accomplished, what do you see as the superpower that has been most critical to your success?Erin: I’ve been told that I’m an unwavering, relentless optimist and that there’s no problem that doesn’t eventually become solvable.SynergyOK. I get it. My 1993 MBA is showing. The strategic combination of four tech-for-good companies into the new Bonterra I discussed with CEO Erin Mulligan Nelson has what she calls “benefits.” Synergy, we called it in 1990s b-school parlance—and nothing was sexier.Chatting with Erin about the combination of Social Solutions, Cyber Grants, EveryAction and Network for Good brought back memories of my investment banking career. She helped me see the strategic value of the merger.The combined entity is huge, with 5,500 1,400 employees, 19,000 nonprofits and half the Fortune 100 are on the client list, and $7.5 billion flows through the platform to nonprofits each year.Erin sees the enhanced value coming from an end-to-end solution:We begin with the givers. The givers can be corporate foundations or corporations, community foundations, individuals. We have the CSR platform that helps Fortune 500 companies figure out how they're going to do their grant making, figure out how they're going to engage their employees with gift matching or volunteerism.We've also got very large fundraising and engagement applications in Network for Good and EveryAction that are helping individuals and community foundations give—and giving can be time, money or voice. Then we move to the folks that are receiving those funds, nonprofits, and we have software that enables them to actually maximize their impact. So we have case management software that nonprofits utilize to actually create and manage and measure their programs. What we like to think about is from end to end, from givers to getters to doers to impact, how can we start to think about data and technology enabling efficiency and effectiveness and transparency and visibility? And our ultimate goal is to maximize social impact.In addition to this big vision, Erin identified three examples of synergy (again, my word, not hers—she didn’t cloud her judgment with an MBA in the 90s).Matching Gifts. Independently, the now combined businesses were helping Fortune 100 and other corporate clients with donor matching programs and simultaneously helping donors give. Often, employees gave without knowing their companies could match their gifts, so the gifts went unmatched. Now that Bonterra has data about matching grants and individual gifts, client companies can match many more donations. “The whole entire cycle of generosity just increased just because we have a couple of products that interact.”Impact Measurement. The combination of the four businesses enables better aggregation of data for impact measurement, allowing Bonterra to help philanthropists determine whether or not their money will make a difference.Complete Product Suite. Together, the companies offer a more complete nonprofit product suite that Bonterra can provide in a way that eases the adoption and accelerates the benefits of upgrading the organizations’ technology.This latter benefit highlights a vital part of our conversation about the benefits of technology investment for nonprofits.Never miss an episode! Subscribe!Benefits of Technology for NonprofitsFor context, Erin delivered a startling fact: 38 out of 50 states don’t have enough social workers.“An average social worker has 300 cases they’re managing, and those cases can go on for years,” Erin says. “They need tools to be more efficient so that they can spend more time with their clients.”Improved technology can also help nonprofits perform better. “They can look at their programs and say, this particular program improved school truancy. This particular program got more people into permanent housing,” she says.“For the nonprofits that don’t have access to technology and data, we’re forcing them to operate in a world where they’re knowingly not going to be able to be as good as they can be,” Erin says. “It’s part of our mission to make sure that data and tech are accessible because we believe that it’s going to be a game-changer for the world of social good.”“There’s plenty of data that demonstrates when you apply a dollar of technology, we’ve seen real-time first person, you’re getting $3.3 worth of benefit,” she says.Erin used the example of a food bank to make the point. If the goal is to have more food on the shelves at the right time, it is just as essential to have great technology as generous food donations.“We’ve got case studies that demonstrate payback periods that honestly you’d look at, and you’d think that can’t be real, but they are,” Erin says.In 2019, Steve Ballmer’s fund invested $59 million in Social Solutions, which I covered at the time with an interview with Erin’s predecessor Kristin Nimsger, who I featured in my book Superpowers for Good. Erin notes that Steve is passionate about getting nonprofits the tech they need and has devoted substantial philanthropic dollars to it.Erin calls upon her optimism as a superpower to accomplish so much good.How to Develop Optimism As a SuperpowerErin calls on her optimism to help face daunting challenges. “When you’re working with nonprofits that are on the front line, and they’re dealing with such tragedies of huge, epic proportions, I think there are times when it can be very easy to become downtrodden and think like, we’re never going to make a change.”“To me, 50 percent of this is just saying, ‘where there’s a will, there’s a way.’”Harking back to her early career in the 90s working for Dell Computer, she had an experience that has particular resonance with the current economic environment. A chip shortage and shipping delays made it almost impossible to make and sell computers.Proving her optimism, she says, “We developed partnerships with different shipping channels. We figured out how to maximize our supply in different ways. We figured out how to manage demand in ways that optimize the supply we had.” She helped Dell through a crisis that caused some competitors to shrink.“Our team recognized this is a challenge. We can rise above it,” she says.One key she points to for developing greater optimism is to remember to balance the ledger. It is common for people to focus on the problems that need to be solved. She says she always recommends having another column for the tailwinds. There are opportunities that you have to take advantage of, too.“There are oftentimes as many good things to take advantage of and as many opportunities for advancement as there are challenges,” she says.By following Erin’s example and advice, you can make optimism a superpower for good.” Get full access to Superpowers for Good at devinthorpe.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode I talk about how to respond to judgement and what it means to allow yourself to be "fully seen." Visit betterhelp.com/newmindset for 10% off your first month of therapy. Get "The New Mindset Journal", "Single is your Superpower" and "UNBOTHERED"  (https://newmindsetwhodis.com/) Follow me on Instagram: @case.kenny https://instagram.com/case.kenny Text me! 312-584-4002

Coaches, Assemble! Grab your notebooks or open that notes app on your phone and get ready for a loaded episode today with Jess talking about the coaching superpowers that each of us has. So, you've started a business but it really isn't where you want to be as far as success goes. You look over at a competitor and the sun seems to shine on them wherever they go– everything is going so well for them. Jess, why do some coaches just seem to have “it?” Have you ever thought about that? *Spoiler Alert* Many of us do. Luckily Jess is giving us the key so we can move the needle in our favor so we can also have “it” too. The key? Awareness. It all starts with awareness. When we are self-aware, we have the ability to know what our strengths (ahem, superpowers) are as well as our blind spots. Once we have that knowledge, we can anticipate challenges that arise. But here's the deal– what many of us don't think about is when we go on autopilot. Jess paints a picture through the analogy of driving to work every day, the same way for ten years. You leave home and all of a sudden you find yourself in the parking lot at work. How did you get there? Sound familiar? The same thing can happen in business. We can slip into our default comfort zones and autopilot will take over. But, again, awareness is the key here. Is awareness enough? Jess says no. The reason she and the rest of the DBE team came up with the Coaching Superpower Quiz is to harness the three A's. The first we already know: awareness. The second is acceptance. “As-is” is a term that is scary in real estate, but is necessary and empowering when it comes to our superpowers. We have to accept our strengths and blindspots for what they are and accept ourselves for who we are if we want to move forward to the final step– action. When we are aware and accept ourselves, we are empowered to take action. This is the magic that moves the needle in our favor to whatever “it” is to us.  But what are these superpowers? Well, Jess tells us, but here's a disclaimer: Do not make these superpowers, avatars, archetypes– whatever you would like to call them, more than what they are until you actually take the quiz for yourself. (We're talking 60 seconds of your time to get unlimited potential for you and your business) Here are the four superpowers that Jess has observed throughout her ten years of experience in this industry: The Dreamer, The Innovator, The Authority, and The Enthusiast. Take the quiz to find out which one you are and how it can influence your life and your business. Want to know which one Jess is? She will show you hers when you show her yours!  As always, cheers to your evolution!  Episode Quotes “Your business is a reflection of you and will only grow to the extent that you grow.” –Jessica DeRose “Figuring this out could be the thing that you're actually missing in your business. It could be the thing that's keeping you feeling stuck– it could be the thing that is why you're not seeing the result you wish you were seeing.” –Jessica DeRose Key Timestamps [1:43] –Episode starts; [2:38] – Awareness is the key to figuring out what our superpower is and how to harness it; [8:30] – It doesn't matter what stage of business you're in, anyone can benefit from knowing their superpower; [9:28] – Jess divulges the different avatars: Dreamer, Innovator, Authority, Enthusiast; [12:11] – This is not just a quiz for fun, there is depth and power when utilized correctly; [14:10] – This awareness can help us from defaulting into our comfort zones/autopilot; [17:16] – We can only grow what we can measure; [18:14] – A more in-depth discussion about our blindspots; [19:26] – The three A's– the first being awareness; [22:34] – Acceptance, accepting without judgment as-is; [23:29] – Taking action that is aligned and messy; [25:29] – Reviewing the 3 A's and Superpowers; [27:10] – Episode wrap-up and Take the Quiz! Episode Resources Be a part of my text family by texting “Podcast” to 973-358-7836.  What is your coaching superpower? Take the FREE 60-second quiz here: jessglazer.com/quiz About Jessica DeRose Jessica DeRose is an entrepreneur and business mentor, who helps coaches build profitable online businesses. After quitting her 8-year career as an elementary school teacher and creating a multiple 7-figure business herself, Jessica is here to unlock doors you didn't even know existed. Connect with Jessica Instagram: @iamjessicaderose | @thedigitalbusinessevolution TikTok: @iamjessicaderose

Self-awareness is a superpower. Most of us want to grow and stretch toward the person we know we are meant to be so that we can live out our life's purpose. We read the books, spend the money to join the programs, but even then, the self-awareness stumbling blocks can trip us up. We can end up caught in a loop of self-discovery followed by flat-lining or worse, self-implosion. But what if there was another way? A path filled with the right tools for the job so you can progress on your quest to express your divine calling.On this episode of The Leadership Formula, I explain how you can use the tools of the Enneagram to get to know who you are at your very core.I share my personal (bumpy) path to self-awareness and how understanding my Enneagram type helped me become who I am today, so I could stand in my truth and stay in integrity—no matter what!Listen in to understand why it's my passion to use the power of the Enneagram to help you on your journey of self-discovery and growth in all areas of your life!If you're tired of playing small and you are ready to FINALLY hit those goals on your vision board, I'd love to be the person that leads the way for you. Go to the work with me section of Tracy O'Malley.com and apply for 1:1 Enneagram Coaching.What You Will Learn The 1st step to becoming self-awareHow to clear the way for more greatness in your lifeWhy your circle grows smaller the more self-aware you becomeHow to keep from playing small just to keep others comfortableWhy people who feel low about themselves project their pain onto othersWhy the more you surrender, the more the Divine deliversHow standing in your truth will raise the caliber of opportunities coming your way The 1 catalyst that makes us stop trying to outrun our stuff and get realHow avoiding parts of the grieving process keeps us stuck Why so many people numb out instead of choosing to face the challenges of growth head-onWhy your vision board is useless until you decide to do this 1 thingConnect with Tracytracyomalley.comwww.instagram.com/tracy_omalleywww.facebook.com/tracy.omalleytwitter.com/TracyOMallwww.linkedin.com/in/tracy-o-malley/Email Tracy info@tracyomalley.com Resources Apply for 1:1 Enneagram Coaching: http://tracyomalley.com/shop/1-1coaching/Book an Enneagram Kickstart Session:http://tracyomalley.com/workwithme/Review The Leadership Formula on Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-leadership-formula-podcast-enneagram-success/id1491541582Email info@tracyomalley.com

Procrastination is a decision  https://youtu.be/4P785j15Tzk You are happier when you get things done correct? The quickest method to overcome procrastinating  MAKE A LIST THE NIGHT BEFORE 2, 3 or 4 things minimum  Do one of the easiest first  To get you going. Next the most challenging task. If you are involved in something that makes you anxious... go somewhere to complete it that inspires you.. or makes you happy John Boggs https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OlZ3exvsahM Kundalini yoga kriya for anger management  https://youtu.be/p32yp8jyHBg www.sootheoursouls.com. Rent this waterfront event space Wellness Wednesday every FOURTH Wedneday Stoutridge Winery and distillery www.stoutridge.com Things to do Visit Rondout and take the boat trip up the Hudson https://www.thekingstonwaterfront.com/ https://www.countryliving.com/life/a42949/stay-in-a-lighthouse/   My Favorite Things section  www.madeinmeditation.com www.dolphinlandings.com WELLNESS WEDNESDAY  https://www.sootheoursouls.org     Into your genius is a magnificent program to incorporate your six innate GIFTS. BOB Proctor and Mary Morrissey teach us during this program how to use our Super Powers http://lifemasteryinstitute.com/go/aff.php?p=vahail&w=IYG_EVG_WRK-EM   www.madeinmeditation.com   www.chezvalerie.us            

Everybody's got that something! What's that one thing you do better than anyone else? Patty and the crew discuss their superpowers.

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Devin: As you think about all you’ve accomplished, what would you identify as the superpower you have deployed in this work that has made it all possible?Jenna: Well, I don’t think it’s a superpower because everyone has it. I just chose to use it. So I’m not like some superhero here that was born a certain way. I just chose to do this. So, you know, I think because I was diagnosed at 29 with a rare form of cancer called Gray Zone Lymphoma. I had the whole world ahead of me, and all of a sudden, my life was put on pause. And I think because it came out of the blue and was almost so outrageous that I chose to be vulnerable about my experience. I was open. I was honest. I was raw. I was unapologetic. And I think, in turn, because I was so open about it, people felt comfortable opening up to me. And really, that’s what Twist is all about. It’s about empowering people to come forward with their story so that they can process it and put it out there in the world.The nonprofit Twist Out Cancer began on little more than a whim when founder Jenna Benn Shersher, enduring her own cancer battle, turned her laptop camera on to record and share herself dancing the twist, encouraging others to join her.From this courageous, vulnerable beginning, a thriving international nonprofit has grown to touch countless cancer survivors, their families and friends.A program called Brushes with Cancer is now the nonprofit’s primary focus. Jenna describes it:We match artists with people that have been touched by cancer and we call them our inspirations. And over six months, the inspiration has an opportunity to connect with their artist, share their story, and really process what they've gone through, what they're going through, what their fears are, what their dreams are, all of it. And in that period of time of opening up and making themselves vulnerable, they then forge this connection with the artist. And the artist creates a work of art that's reflective of that journey and that at the end of the program, we essentially have a large art exhibition or gala.The art is serious. “We have some unbelievable artists that have works in the MoMA and the Tate, you know, like crazy level art,” Jenna says. “But then we also have students that are unbelievably talented that are in it for the right reason.”Jenna emphasizes the process over the piece. “As much as the art is important, the most important part is the connection between the artist and inspiration.”“We have a pretty intensive application process for both the artist and inspiration to make sure that they’re in it for the right reasons,” she says. “We want to make sure the inspiration is emotionally prepared for this type of undertaking and that the artist is as well, and that they’re doing it not just to promote their name, but they’re doing it to support someone who is either enduring or has endured a health crisis.”“I participated again this year to mark my ten-year cancer-versary,” Jenna says. Paired with artist Kate Van Doren, an art therapist, Jenna got more than she anticipated from the experience. “I found, ten years later, after my cancer experience, I still had a ton of stuff to process,” she says. “It’s not like I put it on hold and put it under the rug. I’m very much involved in therapy and all the things to continue to nurture my survivorship and to be the best person that I can. And I still found that there was so much left to uncover and to explore and to challenge and to think about and to process.” Jenna credits Kate for much of the value she got from the experience.During covid, the gala gave way to virtual events to reveal the artists’ work.“We did our reveal on Instagram, which was good for the organization. But I was super vulnerable. I fell apart. I mean, it was so overwhelming for me to see someone else’s depiction of my story and to see what resonated for them. It can be powerful no matter where you’re at in your journey with cancer.”After the reveals, the artists donate their work to the nonprofit, which auctions it to fund the program, allowing another cohort to participate. Jenna says inspiring things sometimes happen; an anonymous buyer will donate the art to the inspiration.Seeing the value of art as part of the healing process, Jenna has incorporated some art therapy into the Twist Out Cancer programs. She says Jackie Carmody, an experienced art therapist, helped design a replicable program for the organization. While Jenna doesn’t see her core strength as a superpower (few of the people we profile do), she uses her courage and vulnerability to change the world for cancer survivors and their families.Never miss an episode! Subscribe!How to Develop Courage and Vulnerability As SuperpowersThe twist started with me in my room. I had no hair. I was immunocompromised. I was underweight. I was—my sense of balance was off. I put up a video of myself doing the twist and said, who's joining me on the dance floor? This was not thought through. There was no high tech camera. It was me on my laptop and I posted it on Facebook. It was really a desperate call to action to say, I want to see who you are. I want to know who's following along because I know you're there, but I want to see you. And so it was just a spark that I put out into the world. And as a result, look at what has happened.That courageous moment came about for complicated reasons. “I was able to take a lot of risks because I didn’t feel like I had a lot to lose. And that was totally informed by my cancer experience,” Jenna says.Asked about how she’d coach others to develop her superpower, Jenna cautioned, “I can’t tell everyone to go out and act like you have nothing to lose. That’s something that you either feel or you don’t feel.”“What has helped me along the way is that I am not scared to know what I don’t know and to ask for help,” she says. This observation reveals at least some of the power of vulnerability. Without the courage to acknowledge a need for help, it is challenging to get that help.Jenna demonstrates this vulnerability regularly. She related how she’d scheduled time with a new acquaintance on the day of our conversation to ask for help in an area where Jenna knew she needed guidance.“I am very quick to admit when I’m out of my comfort zone,” Jenna says. “That’s also vulnerability. It’s admitting what you don’t know. Sometimes, people feel like you have to have it all together to launch something. And it’s so not true.”She’s living proof that you don’t have to have it all together to do something great in the world of doing good. By following Jenna’s example and her counsel, you can make courage and vulnerability your superpowers for good. Get full access to Superpowers for Good at devinthorpe.substack.com/subscribe

What do you think is the ideal thermostat setting during the summer? Plus, Kevin's unique superpower.

Susan Cain (IG: @susancainauthor) is a New York Times bestselling author and award-winning speaker. Her TED talk has been viewed over 40 million times. Susan helps curate the Next Big Idea Book Club which donates all their proceeds to children's literacy programs. Today we're discussing her new masterpiece, Bittersweet: How Sorrow and Longing Make Us Whole. We unpack that bittersweetness is at the heart of life and how it's linked to creativity & con­nection. In this episode, we discuss: The mystery of sad music and why it moves us The culture of positivity in America What is effortless perfection? The power of expressive writing Turning your pain into creative expression Finding your form of expression Sharing your truth How to practice Memento Mori Strategies to work through difficult emotions The idea of loving-kindness meditation The Bittersweet Quiz The strength of introverts Can trauma be passed down from generation to generation? We have the ability to heal Normalize daily joy and pain Savouring the moments How Susan personally transformed writing Bittersweet Show sponsors: BiOptimizers

Confidence is one of the most important things you can have when it comes to sales. In today's podcast episode, we will be having an in-depth conversation about how confidence plays into sales and how you can develop that superpower over time. In this episode, I have Sean Castrina joining me on the show. He is a serial entrepreneur who loves starting businesses that are people driven. According to Sean, systems win the race in business. Looking back at all the businesses he has had over the years; he can comfortably say his secret sauce is having systems that work and can be replicated repeatedly. Today we will be having an in-depth conversation about having confidence as a salesperson. We'll also dive into Sean's podcast, his inspiration to become an entrepreneur, and hear some nuggets of wisdom from Sean. Listen to this episode to hear more. Key Talking Points of the Episode: [00:37] Getting to know Sean [01:45] The essence of having confidence as a salesperson [10:10] Sean's podcast: 10-Minutes Entrepreneur Podcast [11:24] Why did Sean become an entrepreneur? [13:44] Sean's greatest piece of advice to people [14:50] How to find out what the market wants Magical Quotes from the Episode: “Don't quit your job to go start a business. Because when broke, people can't sell.”- Sean “Confidence is the X Factor. If you don't have it, it's hard to hard to sell to a very confident person.”- Sean “The only person that is going to put to get you where you want to go is you.”- Corey “Every failure brings with it an equal opportunity. You just got to find it.”- Sean “I'm good at finding the need. Then I find the human capital and I pair the two together and the rest is history.”- Sean Relevant Links:  Please join my free Facebook group  https://www.facebook.com/groups/thetradeschools Follow me at:  https://www.instagram.com/coreyberrier/  www.linkedin.com/in/coreysalescoach https://thetradeschools.com/ Grab the Contractor Plus App: https://contractorplus.app/ Download my #1 bestseller “9 Simple Steps to Sell More $H!T” for free with this link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2C3HHMC Follow Sean Castrina at: https://seancastrina.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/seancastrina https://www.instagram.com/sean.castrina/ https://twitter.com/SeanCastrina https://www.facebook.com/seancastrinapage/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2DX7lLt3zS37jtDELR3rRw

El Poder de la Risa | Viva Mejor Podcast S4 E192 Cuando las cosas son serias, tienen mas peso, cuando tomamos las cosas no tan serias, nos sentimos más ligeros. La ligereza en nuestra vida nos puede dar más salud, quitar el estrés, llenar de felicidad y nos ayuda a ver los problemas con otra perspectiva. La pregunta es ¿cómo podemos quitarle valor a las cosas negativas y ponerle mas valor a las cosas que están bien? ¿Se puede usar el humor para tener una vida más feliz? Estas y otras preguntas las contestamos en este episodio. ¡Qué lo disfrutes! ¡Gracias por escucharnos y saludos! En este 192 podcast de Viva Mejor, Carlos Gonzalez Hernandez y Roberto Aceves, nos hablan del libro "Humour, seriously: Why Humour is a Superpower at Work and in Life" (Humor, enserio: Porque el Humor es un superpoder en el trabajo y en la vida) por Jennifer Aaker y cómo podemos usar el humor en nuestra vida para quitarle peso a las cosas de seriedad y por consecuencia vivir mejor. Cómo podemos conocernos mejor a nosotros mismos por medio de la consciencia espiritual y alcanzar el estado de iluminación. Nos contestan varias preguntas de cómo podemos resolver problemas personales y cómo podemos llegar a ser felices. Al igual de porque es importante que al usar estos consejos se practiquen, de otra forma es basura. Se habla de cómo podemos resolver nuestros problemas en la vida por medio de las frecuencias mentales, las meditaciones guiadas y el subconsciente y aprovechar más cualquier situación para salir adelante en la vida y lograr mayor éxito al hacer cualquier cosa. El Poder de la Risa | Viva Mejor Podcast S4 E192, te ayudará a entender mucho mejor tu vida y sobretodo a ti mismo(a); la importancia de tener un guía espiritual, como aumentar la energía para aumentar el interés en tu vida y lograr tener éxito en cualquier área que te interese, sin esfuerzo, a como mejorar tu vida, a quitarte la ansiedad, a quitarte la depresión, el nerviosismo, y también se contestarán varias preguntas con respecto a como vivir una vida con mayor alegría a pesar de la situación que esta sucediendo en estos momentos. Este podcast esta lleno de información útil para cualquier persona, jóvenes y personas de mayor edad, todos se pueden beneficiar de esta información. El Poder de la Risa | Viva Mejor Podcast S4 E192 es ayudar a la persona a conocerse a sí misma y a cómo puede evolucionar como ser espiritual, hasta llegar a estados mas elevados de evolución y mayor sabiduría por medio de la respiración y obtener mayor consciencia de si mism@. Por favor mándanos tus comentarios y preguntas para contestártelas al aire. Este podcast de Viva Mejor se publica una vez por semana los Martes a las 9 a.m. El Poder de la Risa | Viva Mejor Podcast S4 E192 también habla de la meditación y cómo puede uno ir aumentando sus mejorías en la vida en general por medio de invertir más en conocimiento y mejoramiento personal. El Poder de la Risa | Viva Mejor Podcast S4 E192 es un podcast posible gracias al apoyo de Viva Mejor. Visítanos en nuestra pagina vivamejor.com o en YouTube.com/c/vivamejor o Youtube.com/c/RobertoAceves8 Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales en Facebook.com/vivamejorx3000 , instagram.com/vivamejorx3000 o en Twitter.com@vivamejorx3000 o si gustas mandarnos un e-mail vivamejorx3000@gmail.com con todo gusto te contestaremos tus preguntas en el siguiente podcast. También puedes mandarnos un WhatsApp a 1 (714) 328-4661. Gracias por tu apoyo, y si quieres donar algo para que este podcast continue comunícate con nosotros para decirte como lo puedes hacer. Nos vemos la próxima semana a la misma hora y en el mismo canal. #elpoderdelarisa #meditaciondelarisa #elpoderdereir #vivamejorpodcast #robertoaceves #carlosgonzalezhernandez --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/viva-mejor/message

Let's face it, it affects half the world's population, and as active outdoors women, we have to pay extra attention to our female bodies so we may as well talk about it! Let's get it out in the open- this week's topic is all about periods and menstrual cycles! Welcome my special guest, Angie Marie (oddly enough we share the same name) from The Hormone Hacker. Angie shares some great tips and advice on how we can stop fighting our period and all the lovely side effects that come along with it and whoop it into our superpower! She also gives great tips to make things a lot easier for us on those long days in the boat or in the field. Enjoy! Mentioned in this Episode: The Hormone Hacker Website Follow The Hormone Hacker on Instagram The Hormone Hacker on Facebook SheFly Apparel Outdoor Pants Zip Hers - Outdoor Active Wear Hunt the Greatest - Pheasant Hunting in South Dakota Additional Resources: The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Page The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group The Woman Angler & Adventurer on Instagram The Woman Angler & Adventurer on YouTube Women's World of Fishing Monday Night Takeover YouTube Channel Listen on Apple Podcasts (subscribe and leave a review!) Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on iHeartRadio!  Support Our Partners! Lance Camper Freedom Boat Club Nashville Key West Boats St. Croix Rods Al's Goldfish Lure Co. Hellwig Suspension Products Costa Del Mar Sunglasses Stealth Rod Holders Florida Heartbeat iBass360 YOLOtek (use Coupon Code Angie for free shipping!) Additional Mentions: Lady Bass Anglers Association National Professional Anglers Association Waypoint Outdoor Podcast Collective Full episode notes available at thewomanangler.com/243 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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On this episode of Financially Naked: Stories from The Financial Gym, Joy, Head of Trainer Academy, is joined by one of her long time friends, Belma McCaffrey, Founder of Work Bigger. Belma's story resonates with Joy and a lot of the clients that come through The Financial Gym. Today, they're talking about finding your ‘superpower' and how you can use that to connect to your life's purpose. For anyone who is looking to make a change or is asking the question, ‘what do I want to do with my life?' this conversation is not one you'll want to miss.  Podcast Notes Work Bigger is for dissatisfied big achievers, asking the question, ‘What do I want to do with my life?' It is the resource Belma needed in her 20's. At the time, she struggled to know what she wanted to do with her career but knew she wanted to make an impact. When she went back to business school, Belma quickly realized she was not the only person with this problem. Work Bigger was born to be the solution and is helpful for people who feel a little lost.  Joy works with a number of clients who go through this struggle. A huge aspect of building a financial plan is setting goals that are meaningful to you. Once it's clear what those goals are, it's easier to set action steps and make them happen. Changing your mindset without knowing the bigger purpose can be challenging.   Joy asks Belma to define ‘superpower' and why it's important to know what yours is.  It's ‘what do I care about, and why?' Your thumbprint, or what really makes you unique. It's about identifying what is the special value that you can add to this world. Once we know and understand our superpowers, they can be activated. How do you start the process of finding your superpower?  Belma has a class that goes into more detail: linked here, but shares the highlights.  There are four clues: emotions, actions, feedback, & understanding your WHY.  Emotions: What are you doing when you're feeling in the flow? We have positive and negative responses, identify what you're doing when you are feeling positive.  Actions: What do you find yourself doing when you're in a place of flow? Understand that behavior.  Feedback: What are other people reflecting back to you your superpower is?  Your WHY: Understanding who you are and what drives you. Once you're clear on that, you can get more clear on the work you do every day.  It's a journey of self-discovery and is totally normal to not have all the answers without going through the process.  Joy asks, ‘How did you get to the clues and what are your superpowers that lead you to Work Bigger?'  It took Belma a lot of work to figure out the four clues and did so by tapping into her own journey. She thought her dissatisfaction with the workplace was the workplace's fault. But she pivoted and started having conversations with people in similar situations, connecting with them mentally and emotionally.  She started by reading a lot of books including What Color is my Parachute? and Big Book of Jobs. She thought if she could see the job, something would click for her.  She spent time researching and speaking with therapists and coaches. She put together a beta and it was a culmination of worksheets and questions that she was working on with other people.   Understanding your emotional landscape is foundational. Before the resume, the cover letter, or any of that, the foundation must be built. Navigating the external world is easier once the internal compass is set. Joy asks, ‘What are some emotional or behavioral cues that led you to this work and guiding others?'  Belma has always gravitated towards the big picture, strategic thinking, which comes into play when she is coaching clients. She feels energized and connected when she is teaching, speaking, and supporting clients.  Joy talks about how guiding people through a transformation or action that they wanted to do, but couldn't quite make happen themselves.  She gets to meet people where they are, ask questions, and present solutions. It's about finding pathways to accomplish the things they want with more ease. She previously worked in advertising and uses the skills from that job in this role, which is more fulfilling for Joy.  Belma talks about how they encounter this a lot at Work Bigger. Working a job that is unfulfilling or one that isn't helping with your financial goals can be a real barrier in the process. Using what you're naturally good at can help propel you to your goals.  Joy asks Belma what are some common struggles people are facing when they join Work Bigger? What inspires them to join?  Money and career are so connected. Belma talks about how they see a mindset and fear around money at Work Bigger. There's a fear of pivoting because making a change has financial impacts. It's important to have a healthy mindset around money and leverage a career that will serve your life and your well-being. With clarity comes the ability to make more intentional decisions. You don't have to stay at a job that isn't paying you enough or is unfulfilling.  Joy asks Belma to share some of the pivots and transitions she's witnessed.  They see people launching their own businesses and projects. Sometimes what they thought was going to take years, they're able to accomplish in a few months. Others make smaller pivots because they realize they don't need a huge change. They see it all at Work Bigger.  What really matters is that each individual is clear on what they want. The best thing that can happen through this process is discovering what's best for you.  There are stories out there where people make it happen really quickly, but that's not most people's reality. At Work Bigger, the focus is on following the path in a healthy and sustainable way. Belma didn't jump into Work Bigger full-time, she was able to do it by cutting back from her full-time job.  Through the process of discovery, you may find what lights you up isn't necessarily related to your work. The corporate job can be more bearable when you know it's a tool to help you do what really lights you up. It doesn't have to check every box.   The superpower can take different forms. Knowing your superpower is wonderful and it can come up in other areas of your life, like a side hustle or hobby.  Work Bigger has a free class about how to find your superpower. It goes through the internal process but also how to manifest that into the world. What does that look like, is it your next job, a new business, or something out. It helps you let go of the pressure and to help you find a way to feel connected every day as much as possible.   If you're looking to dig in and find your superpower, check out workbigger.co and register for the FREE class.  Connect with Work Bigger  Website: Work Bigger Instagram: @workbiggerLinkedIn: Belma McCaffrey Meet The Trainer Joy Liu, Certified Level 2 Financial Trainer & Head of Trainer Academy 

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Superpowers aren't a guarantee to obtaining the good life. In the Incredibles, the Parr family and others have their own strategies to find significance. We often will try to use these same strategies in our own lives. So what are they and what does God say about them?

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Are you a young artist? Do you feel like your friends don't understand you and your career goals? Do you want to learn about sword dancing?If you want to feel encouraged and feel like you're not alone in your music journey, then this episode is for you!Today on the show we have Abi Muir! She's an award-winning artist who was recently presented the John Lennon Songwriting Contest award for Rock with her song Stockholm.  On the show we discuss:03:40 - Story behind Heebee Jibees05:12 - Talking about Highland Dancing07:35 - Family background09:30 - Biggest challenge as a young artist starting out11:15 - Dealing with negative Peer reactions to music14:00 - Biggest accomplishments in the past years15:30 - Process of recording with a live band compared to alone17:30 - Things we wished we would've known years ago17:58 - Don't worry about what others may say18:46 - Everyone has a place in music25:00 - Positive things to come out of a pandemic26:30 - Fun things about the producing process  27:30 - How Abi proaches songwriting30:00 - Defining success32:40 - Dislikes of putting an album together36:20 - More information on sword dancing39:03 - Harry Potter fan44:35 - Superpower that Abi would like to have46:00 - Abi's rendition of the Office theme song46:50 - Abi's super secret talent49:00 - The power of seeing and focusing on what you want50:53 - Worst piece of advice54:40 - Is music theory needed?57:30 - Advice to other young artists Follow her journey at abi.muir on Instagram and other social media platforms!So grab your pen and paper, and get ready to take some notes! You don't want to miss this! Share with someone whom you respect and think would benefit from this! _____________________________________________________________________________________ Hello and welcome back to the Musicpreneur Movement podcast!   Where we learn from the best in the music industry as I ask the deep questions that no one dares to ask so that you can skyrocket your music career! Go to @MusicpreneurMovement on Instagram or Facebook to stay connected! We'd love to hear from you and see how we can best serve YOU to help you reach your music goals. So if you're ready to finally start making some real progress in your career, DM me "ready" and we can send you a road map of things that will help you get to that next level!It'll help you gain clarity in where you are going and discover anything that may be holding you back from having a successful career!You'll feel  motivated, reenergized, and have a clear strategy moving forward.Thank you for joining us and we'll see you next week! **Remember, you're only ONE step away from changing your life!

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Do you know your superpower?   In business, as in life, it is essential to know what sets you apart and makes you unique. In this interview, Nick Cavuoto shared his journey to understanding his superpower and how it helped him achieve success.   Nick Cavuoto is a people catalyst, brand strategist, and executive business consultant for today's most influential brands. In addition to his accomplishments as a business consultant with Fortune 500 Companies like Verizon, Microsoft, and Paychex, Nick serves as an inspirational figure, activating the next generation of global leaders.    

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What are the energetics of healing?We all know that superpowers often only exist within the pages of a book or in fiction movies. In this episode of Science of Superpowers, Tonya sits with Brent Michael Phillips to turn skeptics into believers. Brent is an MIT-educated engineer who faced a life-changing physical difficulty. He witnessed a miracle when he was healed instantaneously with energy healing after a long battle with unsuccessful conventional and alternative treatments. He then reverse-engineered the paranormal phenomena and now does the same — healing people through energetics. Listen to experience the friction before having a firm conviction on the energetics ofhealing.

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Devin: As you look back at your career, what do you see as the superpower that has enabled you to be so successful?Donna: That superpower is an orientation to service and a desire to make a meaningful and measurable impact in the community. I live and serve that community.“Transportation is a formidable barrier to economic mobility and just about everything,” says Donna Matturro McAleer, executive director for the nonprofit Bicycle Collective. “Access to everything associated with that upward mobility and progress—whether it’s jobs, whether it’s food, whether it’s goods, health care, schooling—relies upon the ability to get around in an efficient way for an affordable price. And bicycles do that.”Working to create transportation equity, the Bicycle Collective accepts donated bicycles from people in the community, tunes them up and puts them in the hands of underrepresented communities with unsupported needs. “We repair, refurbish or recycle them with the focus on getting them in the hands of people who don’t have access to independent mobility,” Donna says.“We focus on newly arrived refugees, people coming out of substance abuse, income-eligible families, individuals experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity,” she adds. Remembering that “helping any of us helps all of us,” Donna says the bicycle collective provides a significant social return on investment. “Communities with a habit of removing obstacles for different subsets of people tend to get better for everyone.”Donna shares the story of the Bicycle Collective’s founding:It got started in 2002, when a group of bicycle enthusiasts in Salt Lake City found a couple of children's bikes in a dumpster and they recovered those bikes, recognizing that there was really nothing wrong with them other than flat tires and needing a little chain grease to get that chain going around the cassette. They were like, “These are not consumable items, these are durable items. And there is some child out there that could really benefit from a bicycle.” If you think back to your days when you learned to ride a bicycle, the excitement, the adventure, the escape. That was really how it started.Donna is passionate about the individual and collective benefits of bicycles. “Cycling promises freedom and a sense of adventure. It’s practical. It’s affordable. It contributes to economic well-being, physical health, and emotional stability. It’s a simple, eco-friendly transportation option.”Every year, the Bicycle Collective receives about 5,200 donated bikes. “Those are bikes that might have ended up in a landfill,” she says. “Last year alone, we recycled more than 57 tons of material.”Teams triage the bikes upon arrival. “If we get in a bike and we evaluate it and say, ‘Hmm, probably is a lot of work or too expensive to repair this,” we’ll strip it down for parts, and we’ll make those parts available in our do-it-yourself shops, and then we recycle the rest.”The Bicycle Collective not only provides bikes to those who can’t afford them, but it also operates thrift stores in Utah where anyone looking for affordable transportation can buy one. “We are growing our digital presence online. Our online shop is open 24/7.”The pandemic idled one of the organization’s most successful programs. Donna explains:Pre-pandemic we had a very robust youth program throughout all our four shops and we really ran two programs. One was what we call an open shop, where we had young people in primarily between the ages of about ten and 16 to learn basic bicycle mechanics. They learned basic bicycle mechanics first by learning the parts of a bike, by learning how to strip it. So while they're in our shop, they're helping us strip bikes that are going to be recycled and put parts in our bins that are available for do it yourselfers. Over time we ran a—we call it a colored apron system—which was very much like a black belt system in the martial arts that at every increment of knowledge there was an opportunity to demonstrate that skill and work towards a carrot, which was a part or a component. When you reached up to 60 hours of time in the shop, they earned a bicycle that they then could rebuild for themselves.When COVID hit, obviously, the health and safety of our patrons and our program participants and our staff was paramount.Donna says the program starts again this summer.The other youth program she alluded to is a junior bike mechanic certification program. The eight to ten-week program qualifies kids to work as bike mechanics in bicycle shops.The Bicycle Collective works with 62 community partners to support refugees and other underserved populations. “These are the community partners such as the International Rescue Committee and Catholic Community Services,” Donna says. “Those two are two of the largest organizations that welcome incoming refugees into the state of Utah and help them get started in a new life as new Americans.”Not only does the Bicycle Collective provide bicycles to people in this community, but it also provides training, so they leave with the ability to keep their bikes running well.Donna is driven in her work by her superpower, a desire to make a meaningful and measurable impact in the community.How to Develop a Desire to Make an Impact As a SuperpowerDonna is an Army veteran who graduated from the elite military academy West Point. She credits her service with defining her superpower.When I was 17, I took an oath to protect and defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. And I took that oath again when I graduated and when I was commissioned as an officer in the Army. And we take that oath every time we're promoted. I took that oath again when I was appointed to serve on the Defense Advisory Committee for Women in the Service. I take it very seriously; it's part of my DNA. Just because I no longer wear the uniform doesn't mean that obligation goes away. That obligation is for my lifetime.Years ago, using her superpower, Donna had the opportunity to coach a high school girls’ volleyball team. “I was surprised at what was being purported and promoted in the media. This is well in advance of the proliferation of social media. But for a lot of the young girls I coached, sexual allure was enshrined as the Rosetta Stone of confidence and self-esteem.”She wanted to help young women see new measures of success. “I thought if I could expose my young athletes to the women I went to West Point with in the very early years of West Point being open to women and the women I served with in the Army, those I served with, those that were my superiors, those that were in my units, that maybe my young athletes would see and learn of opportunities far beyond their current environment.”Donna wrote the book Porcelain on Steel, the Women of West Point’s Long Gray Line. It is a collection of biographies about women who graduated from West Point over the first 24 years it was open to women. It begins with a profile of Kathy Gerstein from the class of 1980, the first to include women. It ends with the story of her daughter, Sarah Gerstein, who graduated in 2007.With the book, Donna hopes to “open the aperture of that definition of success.”For those wishing to develop their desire to make a measurable impact in the community, Donna suggests three fundamental principles:Get out of your comfort zoneLearn from failureVolunteerBy following Donna’s example and advice, you can develop a desire to make a measurable impact in your community as a superpower to help you do more good.This post includes affiliate links that may provide commissions but that do not increase the price you pay. Get full access to Superpowers for Good at devinthorpe.substack.com/subscribe

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Name: Dr. Philippe Douyon Business Name: The Inle BrainFit Institute Current Title: Neurologist/Author/Online Course Creator Location: New York Educational Background: Medical Doctor   About Dr. Philippe: Dr. Philippe Douyon is a Board Certified Neurologist. He completed his residency in Neurology at NYU and fellowship in clinical Neurophysiology at NYP-Weill Cornell Medical College. He is the founder of The Inle BrainFit Institute (www.inlebrainfitinstitute.com), a health, wellness, and technology company designed to improve people's health and quality of life. He is the author of the book, Neuroplasticity: Your Brain's Superpower, which speaks to the brain's ability to adapt, learn, and heal. He has created the children's illustrated series, Nuri The Neuron, in order to teach children about their brains and how the decisions they make and the actions they take impact their brain's health. Dr. Philippe Douyon is the creator of the online course, Take Charge of Your Brain (https://bit.ly/drphilippedouyon) in which he helps entrepreneurs crack the code to become more productive and successful by becoming the leaders their brains need them to be. Dr. Douyon is not only a Physician, but he is also a patient. He is a two-time kidney transplant recipient. As such, Dr. Philippe Douyon uses his personal and professional experience to teach people how to take charge of their brains in order to overcome challenges and create the lives they dream of. DURING THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN: Why success starts with the brain How the brain works and its capability to evolve Why changing your brain can change your life How to understand and tap into your brains superpower Tips to rewire your brain to create a life you love Why new experiences matter For complete show notes and resources mentioned for this episode go to: blacktobusiness.com/101 Thank you so much for listening! Please support us by simply rating and reviewing our podcast!

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Free Trial! Join the Private Money Academy: https://www.JayConner.com/trial/ Private Money Academy Conference: https://www.jayconner.com/learnrealestate/ Free Report: https://www.jayconner.com/MoneyReport In today’s show of Real Estate Investing with Jay Conner, Gabe Petersen joins Jay to share his secrets in investing in mobile home parks and self-storage facilities without using your own money. Plus, how to acquire properties, raise their values, and sell them for millions more than you bought them! Gabe Petersen is the founder of Great Northwest Home Buyers and Kaizen Properties, and most importantly, the host of The Real Estate Investing Club. Gabe started out his career as a management consultant for Fortune 500 companies, completely oblivious to real estate as a path. After 7 years of working the cubicle life, he had enough. He stumbled into real estate after buying a broken-down triplex in Tacoma, WA and as they say, the rest is history. After selling that first duplex, Gabe had the REI bug. He continued to flip and wholesale homes in the greater Washington area until eventually, he found his niche in Self Storage and Mobile Home Parks. After purchasing his first two mobile home parks in Washington state, Gabe founded Kaizen Properties and now operates nationally buying and repositioning self-storage and mobile home parks across the US. With extensive experience across many different asset classes and strategies, Gabe eventually decided to start what you know today as The Real Estate Investing Club podcast and YouTube show. Timestamps: 0:01 - Get Ready To Be Plugged Into The Money 0:26 - Today’s guest: Gabe Petersen 2:38 - The Real Estate Investing Podcast 3:25 - Why Invest In Self-Storage & Mobile Home Parks 7:32 - How Do You Find Mobile Home Park Deals? 10:31 - Criterion For A Good Mobile Home Park & Self-Storage Deal 12:08 - Early Struggles & Lessons Learned In Investing In Mobile Home Parks & Self-Storage 15:51 - Favorite Deal Gabe Petersen Have Ever Done 17:11 - How To Buy Property And Increased Its Value. 19:23 - What Drives You To Your Success? 22:40 - The Book That Has The Biggest Impact On Gabe 23:40 - Gabe’s Superpower 24:26 - Best Way To Get Started In Investing in Self-Storage & Mobile Home Parks 25:30 - Connect with Gabe Petersen: https://www.TheRealEstateInvestingClub.com 26:45 - Gabe Petersen’s parting comment: Get Out There, Take Action, And Eventually You Will Arrive Where You Are Trying To Get. Youtube Video Link: https://youtu.be/NFsGZ1UrVYI Have you read Jay’s new book: Where to Get The Money Now? It is available FREE (all you pay is the shipping and handling) at https://www.JayConner.com/Book Real Estate Cashflow Conference: https://www.jayconner.com/learnrealestate/ Free Webinar: http://bit.ly/jaymoneypodcast Jay Conner is a proven real estate investment leader. Without using his own money or credit, Jay maximizes creative methods to buy and sell properties with profits averaging $64,000 per deal. What is Real Estate Investing? Live Cashflow Conference https://youtu.be/QyeBbDOF4wo The Conner Marketing Group Inc.P.O. Box 1276, Morehead City, NC USA 28557 P 252-808-2927F 252-240-2504 Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZfl6O7pRhyX5R-rRuSnK6w https://www.youtube.com/c/RealEstateInvestingWithJayConner RSS Feed http://realestateinvestingdeals.mypodcastworld.com/rss2.xml Google Play https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ihrzsai7jo7awj2e7nhhwfsv47y iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/real-estate-investing-minus-bank-flipping-houses-foreclosure/id1377723034 Watch on ROKU: Roku https://my.roku.com/add/realestateinvestingRoku https://my.roku.com/add/realestateinvesting Watch on Amazon Prime: https://www.amazon.com/How-Locate-Real-Estate-Deals/dp/B07M9WNZR6/ref=sr_1_3

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On this episode of the Fresh Start Family Show - Terry and Wendy have an insightful conversation with a long-time friend and founder of Dad University, Jason Kreidman.  Jason discusses his journey through parenthood, which paved his way to founding an educational company dedicated to helping other dads gain confidence in their parenting.  The focus of this conversation is the #1 tool for parents to add to their parenting toolkit … empathy and how a shift in perspective can truly save relationships and build connected families. For more information, go to: www.freshstartfamilyonline.com/133

Would you eat veg with soil on it? But what if it was potentially healthier for you and the planet?According to the UN's FAO, over 90% of the Earth's soil could be degraded by 2050. There are several reasons but “conventional farming” that uses chemicals (e.g. pesticides), machinery and other modern techniques is potentially adding to the problem.So what's the solution? Is organic farming (using no pesticides) enough?Charles Dowding, this week's podcast guest, is an unsung hero of progressive farming. An author, YouTuber and NO DIG pioneer, Charles started his experimentation with NO DIG back in 1982 and the results were amazing. From the wonderful harvest and reduction in weeds; to the improvement in retention of health within the food he grew, Charles realised he had hit on something special!Since then Charles has been sharing his findings about the benefits of NO DIG and the movement is catching on! Within our own 4-acre farm we also practice the method of NO DIG: we are new to farming in this capacity and so far we are getting so much joy from it.“Through my experience, I've become more and more aware of how soil works, through not working it! I've increased my understanding of biodiversity and the need to keep carbon in the soil. Digging, and any form of soil exposure, releases CO2 into the atmosphere. No dig keeps carbon locked in the soil, and carbon in many forms is the building block of soil structure and food.”We absolutely loved this episode. We hope you dig it, too!Lots of Love,Dave & SteveTo find out more about Charles and the NO DIG movement visit his site: https://charlesdowding.co.uk/Produced By Sean Cahill and Sara Fawsitt See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Aaron L. Friedberg, professor of politics and international affairs at Princeton University, sits down with James M. Lindsay to discuss how the United States got China wrong and what the Biden administration can do to rectify its China strategy.   Books and Articles Mentioned   Aaron L. Friedberg, Getting China Wrong (2022)   Samuel P. Huntington, The Third Wave: Democratization in the Late 20th Century (1993)   Michael Mandelbaum, The Four Ages of American Foreign Policy: Weak Power, Great Power, Superpower, Hyperpower (2022)   David Shambaugh, China's Communist Party: Atrophy and Adaptation (2008)   Francis Fukuyama, “The End of History?” The National Interest (1989)

If you're one of those sensitive people out there, congratulations – you're about to learn what an incredible superpower it is. This week's guest is Katie Abey, author of the new children's book We Feel Happy, which helps children explore their feelings. As a sensitive person herself, Katie is aware of some of the challenges that can bring, and her book is designed to help children learn more about their feelings and how to embrace them. And the great new is – it works for adults, too! In this episode, you'll learn: Why it's important for children to learn to identify and embrace their feelings. How parents and other adults can help on this journey. How Katie uses art to help others “be proud of their weirdness.”

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Devin: What is your superpower?Jenny: I think one of my biggest superpowers is seeing the potential that exists in people, just seeing the gifts they have to share with the world and helping them see it, too.Jenny Kassan, President of The Kassan Group, has devoted her impressive career to helping people accomplish more for the greater good of their communities and humanity. She is a partner in Crowdfund Mainstreet and Opportunity Mainstreet and helps lead Angels of Mainstreet. She’ll also be speaking at SuperCrowd22 in September.Explaining her work at The Kassan Group, Jenny says, “What we’ve grown into is a full-service law firm/consulting/coaching firm that supports entrepreneurs in their efforts to raise money for their business in a way that allows them to stay true to their mission, goals and values.”“Our clients are very diverse in terms of what they can realistically offer to investors, what it is about what they’re doing that’s going to be attractive to investors and what type of investors will be attracted to what they’re offering,” she says. “So we try to throw everything into the mix and have a lot of community support as well.”“We even have opportunities for them to present to potential investors,” Jenny adds.“Over the years, I’ve learned how many different pieces to the puzzle need to be in place for someone to successfully raise money,” she says. “it’s beautiful to watch our clients successfully raise money everywhere from a few hundred thousand to a few million and do it on their own terms.”Jenny doesn’t work with everyone who virtually walks through the front door. “Our main criteria when we’re deciding if it’s a good fit for us to work with someone is whether they are very passionately mission-driven in what they’re doing in their business.”Never miss an episode! SubscribeFounding Story of Crowdfund MainstreetJenny was a critical part of creating Crowdfund Mainstreet but admits, “I never would have wanted to do that myself.”The roots of Crowdfund Mainstreet, founded in 2017, go back to 2010. At the time, Jenny was working with Janelle Orsi at a nonprofit called Sustainable Economies Law Center. “One of the first things I did out of that nonprofit was to write a petition to the Securities and Exchange Commission to ask for a change in the law to make it easier for regular folks to invest in businesses that they love and care about,” Jenny says.Two years later, the JOBS Act passed both houses of Congress with bipartisan support and was signed into law by President Obama. The Securities and Exchange Commission, charged with implementing the new law giving ordinary investors the right to invest in private companies, acted methodically, launching Regulation Crowdfunding in 2016.Jenny was disappointed by the market’s reaction to crowdfunding. “I wasn’t seeing any of the platforms that started to come out be aligned with the whole reason I did that in the first place, which was to support Main Street style businesses.”About that time, she encountered Michelle Thimesch, another lawyer who sees the world through the same prism. Michelle wanted to launch a FINRA-regulated crowdfunding site focused on serving the market they’d both hoped would flourish under the new rules.Jenny became counsel to Crowdfund Mainstreet. “We hit it off so well that she invited me to be a co-founder.”Today, Crowdfund Mainstreet supports social entrepreneurs, especially women and BIPOC founders, to raise the money they need to succeed.The Story of Opportunity MainstreetJenny and Michelle never seem to be satisfied. Progress doesn’t seem to be fast enough for them. They’ve launched Opportunity Mainstreet to serve as another sort of catalyst for building a community around underserved entrepreneurs.They saw that while women and minorities are raising more money via crowdfunding as a percentage of the marketplace compared to venture capital, angel investments and traditional banking, they still don’t do as well as white men. They’re building Opportunity Mainstreet to fix that.“We decided to do it in Baltimore because the real estate prices were reasonable. And we love Baltimore,” Jenny says. “It’s like it’s such an amazing city. It’s a very entrepreneurial city.”She described their vision. “We were able to buy this gorgeous, historic building downtown. It has a beautiful space on the ground floor where we can host all kinds of events, have a commercial kitchen, have a retail space, a cafe.”They are creating a place where entrepreneurs, customers and investors can gather routinely to build relationships of trust that will facilitate growth and prosperity in the community.Opportunity Mainstreet also helps Jenny with her law practice. This is my fifth time raising money from investors. Part of the reason I love to raise money from investors is so that I learn all the things that happen when you're raising money, because it helps it lets me help my clients better. I can really be in their shoes.Having already acquired the building, Jenny and Michelle continue working to raise capital for the business to make the needed upgrades to realize their vision. “We found some people would rather invest in a debt instrument. Some people would rather get equity,” she says.A bit ironically, Jenny and Michelle are raising the money for Opportunity Mainstreet from accredited, that is, wealthy, investors only.“The debt pays a 7 percent interest rate; the equity has a projected return of 13 percent,” Jenny says. We’re finding people are more drawn to one than the other. Some people are doing half and half.”Notably, she says that the people who are investing in Opportunity Mainstreet are not folks who self-identify as investors. “They’re not professional investors, but they love the opportunity to invest in something like this.”“According to my calculations, 99.7 percent of the investors in our country are not professional investors,” Jenny says. “They’re just regular folks who maybe have never before invested outside of Wall Street. Those are the people we go to. We’ve already raised several hundred thousand dollars that way.”“We do have a six-step process that we go through to design a fundraising strategy, which I wrote about in my book Raise Capital on Your Own Terms,” she says. “basically, it’s all about figuring out what to offer. What is it that’s going to be a good offering for your goals and values but also will be attractive to your ideal investors?”“If you just stay persistent and keep reaching out, keep telling people about it, eventually you will start to find people who are interested,” she adds.Speaking at SuperCrowd22Jenny will be speaking at SuperCrowd22. She delivers her keynote on Thursday, September 15 at 5:00 PM Eastern/2:00 PM Pacific. She titled her speech, “What women and non-binary folks need to know about investment crowdfunding.”“I’m just so thrilled that you’re putting the effort in to create a big gathering for everyone to get together and talk about where we are, what the potential is and how to include more people in the success,” she said about the conference.Remember, Superpowers for Good readers can register for the conference at half price. Click here for details.In all her work, Jenny relies on her superpower, an ability to see people’s potential and help them see it too.How to Develop Seeing Potential As a SuperpowerEarly in her career, Jenny felt this superpower as a beneficiary of other people wielding it on her behalf. “It happened to me when I was very young and very insecure and didn’t believe that I had the ability to do that many things,” she says. “I had a boss, and it ended up I had three different bosses in a row that all, thank goodness, saw potential in me and helped me see it in myself.”Today, this skill shapes her practice. “When I meet an entrepreneur, I so often just see the vision of what they could do if they only had the resources they needed to make it happen,” she says.“I don’t necessarily believe they need some accelerator program or some quote-unquote smart investor on their board,” Jenny says. “They know what they need to do. They know how to build the thing that they’re dreaming of doing. They just need the money to make it happen.”Jenny offers two tips for developing this superpower.Find examples. Look for people who start from a small place and have, with support from a community, gone on to do amazing things.Find someone who sees your potential. Look through your experience for people who saw your potential before you did. Emulate them with respect to others you meet.By following Jenny’s example and advice, you can make seeing potential a superpower to do more good in the world. Get full access to Superpowers for Good at devinthorpe.substack.com/subscribe

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In this episode I talk about one reason to be proud of yourself and why it's the best "revenge" in life. Visit betterhelp.com/newmindset for 10% off your first month of therapy. Get "The New Mindset Journal", "Single is your Superpower" and "UNBOTHERED"  (https://newmindsetwhodis.com/) Follow me on Instagram: @case.kenny https://instagram.com/case.kenny Text me! 312-584-4002