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On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel interviewed Belinda Oakley, CEO of Sodexo Live! North America. Oakley leads 20,000+ team members at more than 150 partner venues throughout the U.S. and Canada, including stadiums, convention centers, museums, zoos, aquariums, ski areas and more. A proven international business leader with two decades of food service management experience, Oakley has a track record of successfully leading enterprise growth strategies through operational excellence, innovation, and the development of high-performing teams. Her background in food service operations leadership spans multiple countries including the U.S., Canada, United Kingdom and Australia. Oakley has held executive roles in franchised retail, quick-service restaurants and the corporate services sector for companies including Famous Brands International (Mrs. Field and TCBY), Brumby's Bakeries, and Benugo. Prior to joining Sodexo Live!, Oakley was the CEO of Chartwells K12 School Dining, leading 16,000 associates in 4,400 schools across the U.S. Oakley graduated from the University of Denver's Executive MBA program as cohort leader with honors and currently serves on the Board of Advocates for the Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty as well as the Stop Hunger Foundation Board. A native Australian, Oakley is married and the proud mother of two young daughters who keep her busy with impromptu dance parties and bake offs. Belinda Oakley: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/belinda-oakley-b9576562/

This week we get all the important stuff with city news out of the way first so we can discuss the finer things.... Food. Join us this week for another great episode!

We discuss the perils of having food inside the radio station, Gary praises Bobby Witt Jr, we address a pivotal take from After Hours, try and assess our worst takes ever, analyze Purdue's season, an in-depth look at Big Ten players of the Year, a history of TCBY, the best route to Wichita, and more!

January 4: TCBY, Physical Planner, Flaxseed Mask

美股趋势，投资心结。今天呢，这个欧奈尔大赢家这个系列呢更新第六十九集六十九级这个股票呢，很有特点，他的名字是翻译成中文是天使兵王。英文的这个缩写是TCPY。这支股票在美股历史上是非常有知名度的，而且今天这集内容呢，最大的看点就是在TCPY这个天使兵王的图表啊。我这里强调一下，大家一定要去反复地看这张图表，这张图表当中你能学到很多东西。今天这集内容大家参考一下读书学习修炼公众号今年三月十八号的翻译的这篇帖子。在去解读图表之前，我们先看欧内尔自己的文字的描述啊。TCPY成立于一九八四年，到一九八五年底，他们在二十五个州拥有一百零二家全新的天使兵王甜品店。一九八六年，他们在三十四个州以TCBI酸奶的品牌经营着十七家直营店和两百二十五家授权加盟店。TCPY提供了各种口味的纯天然成分的酸奶。这是一个迅速增长的热门行业。如果你喜欢冰淇淋，你必然会喜欢他们创新的冷冻甜点。如果你购买了他们的产品，你是否有考虑过买他们的股票？为什么不呢？所以，重要的事实一开始就摆在那里。请问一下这个做甜品的这家公司在这个。

Nachum presented the JM in the AM 40th Anniversary Celebration at Poppy's Bagels Pizza and TCBY in Teaneck, NJ. Nachum was joined by several family members, friends, hosts and long-time supporters of JM in the AM who showed their support and shared how much JM in the AM and NSN means to them.

Scott Moffitt, CEO of Sunny Street Cafe, has had a life-long passion for the restaurant business, racking up experience in management training programs, franchisee profitability, franchise operations, and senior development roles for many nationally and internally recognized brands such as: Mrs. Fields Cookies, Great American Cookies, Pretzel Time, PretzelMaker, TCBY, La Salsa Fresh Mexican, Carl […]

Scott Moffitt, CEO of Sunny Street Cafe, has had a life-long passion for the restaurant business, racking up experience in management training programs, franchisee profitability, franchise operations, and senior development roles for many nationally and internally recognized brands such as: Mrs. Fields Cookies, Great American Cookies, Pretzel Time, PretzelMaker, TCBY, La Salsa Fresh Mexican, Carl […] The post Scott Moffitt with Sunny Street Cafe appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Chris Haber, Alana Fishberg, Connecticut, International Man of Mystery, Austin Powers, Sounds Delicious, Seinfeld Episodes, Florida Coasts, West Coast of Florida, Naples, Florida, Richard Kessler, Barbara Kessler, Gordon Kessler, Katie Allen Kessler, Noah Kessler, Zachary Kessler, Spring Break, Cousin Relationships, Miniature Golf, Candyland, Max Kessler, Plumpy, Stacking the Deck, Uncle Daddy Got Plumpy, Regina's Ice Cream, Edy's Ice Cream, Papa Marty, Healthy Eating, Jogging, One Hamburger Per Year, July 4, Baseball Tournament, Golf Cart, Dent in the Refrigerator, Frozen Custard, Better Than Ice Cream, Healthier Than Ice Cream, Grandpa Richard, TCBY, Tasti D-Light, King Bed, Disclosing to Grandparents, Breaking News, Culver's Frozen Custard Container, Callback, Broken Ankle

Summer in a college town, stolen TCBY signs, selling popcorn to John Cougar Mellencamp, and meeting one of your best friends in Sociology class after you've spent the night in jail. That's Jim Granato, our first guest. Jim grew up in Unionville, a little town right to the east of Bloomington. He and Josh became fast friends during high school, which is also when Jim found himself at home behind the camera. Jim is now a freelance filmmaker in San Francisco. His films and documentaries have appeared on PBS, including A Day with My Boy: Slug War and D-Tour, a documentary that follows professional drummer and Bloomington native, Pat Spurgeon, as he does daily dialysis and searches for a new kidney while on tour with rock band Rogue Wave. Spurgeon's story is deeply intertwined with those of several other Bloomingtonians. More about Jim: Jim Granato is a self-taught, award-winning filmmaker based in Oakland, California. Born in Chicago, Jim moved to the Bloomington area with his family when he was 5 years old (1978) and his earliest memories there are seeing the movie trucks and lights that were set around town when BREAKING AWAY (released 1979) was being filmed. He grew up fascinated with movies ever since, making up scenarios with childhood friends creating movie drawings and shooting polaroids and occasional super 8 before video cameras were available. In 1991, he started making short films on VHS with a dedicated group of friends that included trick or treaters getting run over, killer puppets, nude serial killers with plenty of the era's local underground music scene sprinkled in between. Jim left Bloomington in 1994.  Since 1996, he has lived in the San Francisco Bay Area and has directed and produced several short films and music videos.  His shorts, A Day With My Boy: Slug War (2014), was licensed by PBS and premiered as part of their series PBS Indies, and Angels (2013) was nominated for a Golden Gate Award at the San Francisco International Film Festival. He has made music videos for Sonny & The Sunsets, Rogue Wave, Ramon & Jessica, Pancho-San and The Bobbyteens.  D TOUR (2009), which partially takes place in Bloomington, is his first feature film as director and producer. D TOUR won several awards including the Golden Gate Award for Bay Area Feature Documentary from the San Francisco International Film Festival and the Jury Prize for Best Documentary from the Bend Film Festival. D TOUR premiered nationwide on the PBS Emmy award-winning program Independent Lens in November 2009. He is currently working on a second feature film project with underground "budget rock" legends, The Mummies, and has plans to write and direct a feature length project based on growing up in Bloomington. Check out some of Jim's projects:  Jim's vimeo Mummies Movie Mummies Facebook D TOUR BIG NEWS: WE HAVE MERCH! Designed by Chris Mott and sponsored by badknees. Check it out! Support Bloomington Stories Transcripts Contact & Follow: bloomingtonstoriespod@gmail.com  Instagram Facebook Threads Content Warning: It is never our intention to hurt or offend people, and we plan to be mindful about not punching down. We are always open to feedback about this because we want to keep growing and evolving until we croak. However, we do like to joke around and we are middle-aged, so our sense of humor may not be for you.    

We reminisce about TCBY and Yogen Früz! We both remember random things from our childhood. A 29-year-old New Jersey woman fraudulently posed as a high school student for several days after allegedly filing false documents to get into the school. All this and more on The Mark and Jess Replay!

Blair celebrates renewed health and “friend”ship in Mexico, divorced women do not like labels and Kalene isn't sure if every guy she's dated isn't a sociopath.  The girls discuss their relationship needs and the various forms of loss, how to cope, how to show up for others and yourself. Blair has a vested interest in TCBY and is a self-proclaimed ‘eccentric.' Kalene circles around the sun one more time.

Here's a question you've never thought you'd be asked: How much TCBY is too much for a man who murdered his wife? The answer might surprise you. Chris decides he's the gayest of the three. Antonio lives in the land of fast food. And Jarrod is against the evolution of grocery-store shopping. 

KOPPOD LIVE: https://fb.me/e/32wH1FK7v Are you a fan of punk rock? If so, you won't want to miss the newest episode of the Kings of Punk podcast. In this episode, special guest Conner joins the co-hosts for an exciting discussion about AI art and YouTuber Food Dip. This punk rock podcast is sure to get you energized and ready to rock out! Don't miss this exclusive episode of the Kings of Punk podcast. Conner Lynd is a Rochester, NY based artist who has become well-known for his unique and experimental works of art. His pieces often feature bright colors, bold designs, and unexpected materials. He has been exhibiting in galleries around the Rochester area since 2010, and has built up a loyal following. Conner's work is heavily inspired by punk music and culture. He often features images and symbols of punk bands in his work, and his style certainly reflects the rebellious attitude of punk music. In his upcoming appearance on the KINGS OF PUNK podcast, Conner will be discussing his creative process and the influence that punk music has had on his art. Aside from art, Conner is also passionate about TCBY, a popular frozen yogurt chain. He feels that TCBY has been a staple in the Rochester community for many years, and enjoys their wide selection of flavors. On the KINGS OF PUNK podcast, he will be talking about why TCBY has been such an important part of his life growing up in Rochester. The co-hosts of the punk rock podcast Kings of Punk are sardonic and cynical in their approach to most topics, but they were genuinely excited when special guest Conner joined them to discuss AI art. As Conner talked about his passion for AI art and how it had revolutionized the creative process, the co-hosts couldn't help but share in his enthusiasm. While they still held onto their usual skepticism and cynicism, they could see the potential that AI art brings to the creative world. They all agreed that AI art is a fascinating concept and that it may open up even more possibilities for budding creatives. Conner Lynd and the co-hosts of the Kings of Punk Podcast were thrilled to have the opportunity to discuss the YouTuber Food Dip in their latest episode. Conner was particularly excited to explore how this popular content creator is able to capture their audience with food-related topics. The co-hosts agreed that they find Food Dip to be a great example of the type of content Joe Rogan has helped to popularize - a unique blend of comedy, discussion, and information about food. They also pointed out that Food Dip does an excellent job at utilizing a wide variety of mediums, such as vlogs, podcasts, and even social media campaigns, to keep their audience engaged. The co-hosts were especially impressed by how Food Dip is able to take complex topics related to food and make them accessible for people of all ages and levels of knowledge. All in all, Conner and the co-hosts feel that Food Dip is one of the top examples of Joe Rogan's impact on content creation.

On today's episode we will talk about the connections we make through food. I'll talk about some of the foods that remind me of my own childhood. Anyone else remember Sanka or Coke Milk? I'll also talk about my evolution as a cook (I now know the difference between a clove and a bulb of garlic). And I'm VERY excited to have my friend Vanessa David here for an interview! Vanessa and I will talk about "food for nourishment and food for love ," (a phrase Vanessa has coined). Vanessa will share how growing up with immigrant parents from different countries shaped her eating and how she has worked with children to help them expand their pallets. Here's a little information on Vanessa David: Vanessa spent over twenty years pursuing a theatre career, which meant she also had a food service career whether she liked it or not. As an actress she worked in Connecticut, New York and Kentucky. Also a playwright, her plays have been published and performed across the country. She worked behind the counter at TCBY and Subway, made cakes at Baskin Robbins and a local bakery, and eventually typecast herself as a server at California Pizza Kitchen. She spent seven years with the Darien School Lunch Program in Connecticut, working her way up from cashier to elementary manager. When that came to an end she wrote her memoir The Lunch Teacher. She is currently searching for an agent and/or publisher. Follow @thelunchteacher on Instagram for updates.If you like this episode please subscribe! And help me out by leaving a review below. A 5 star review could be read on the next episode!If you have a question, comment or an idea for a future episode please reach out. You can email me at: YourZenFriendPod@gmail.comor find me on instagram @YourZenFriendPodOr on FaceBook at Your Zen Friend For more information on Lauren's counseling services check out: www.LaurenCounseling.com . 

TCBY yogurt rewards card program member Mrs. Gianfreddo delivers the morning announcements for La Selle Elementary for the day of Tuesday, April 19, 2022. Written and Performed by Bo Segrest

Welcome back everyone! We hope you enjoy this weeks episode. We had a great time making this episode and we hope you'll share it with someone you know. Thanks to our amazing sponsors this week; Jim Carrey and his amazing new book as well as TCBY. Connect with us @Nicol_park_podcast or nicolparktours@gmail.com. 

Al Inglesi - Commercial Real Estate Banker and Entrepreneur - is a Vice President, and Business Banker at Eastern Bank. Al has been in banking for over 17 years. His main focus remains providing commercial real estate mortgages, including multi-family, churches, commercial buildings in many industries, retail, and specializing in SBA 504 loans with up to 90% financing.Al is also an entrepreneur, having run two business including a TCBY franchise and a commercial bakery - Beantown Bagel.Winning Business Radio is broadcast live Mondays at 4PM ET.Winning Business TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).Winning Business Radio Show is broadcast on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com)part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com).Winning Business Radio Podcast is also available on Talk 4Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com),iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify, Audible, and over 100 other podcast outlets.

Tonight I cover Part 2 of the Yogurt Shop Murders. In December, 1991, 4 teenage girls are murdered in the TCBY yogurt shop. 30 years later, this case is still unsolved. Tonight I discuss suspects, confessions, and motive. Tonight I am sipping on Albarino. Albarino is their best selling white wine at Edge of the Lake Vineyard. This wine is bursting with zest of citrus, and gives off a combination of grapefruit and honeydew to the nose. This is their driest white wine and the boldest. The uniqueness of the Albarino grape allows it to pair well with melon, apples and soft cheeses. This wine was awarded the Best in Class Texas White in the Texas International Wine Competition. Happy New Year to all of you and thank you for supporting our show! We are rolling into 2022 feeling blessed and grateful. Cheers to good vibes and love this year. If you want to help keep the stories and wine flowing, you can contribute to the show at Support Texas Wine & True Crime on Ko-fi.com! 

When I was in college in the 90's, one of my many part time jobs was at a TCBY frozen yogurt store.  Around this same time, in Austin, Texas another yogurt store, aptly named, I Can't Believe It's Yogurt became the scene of a horrible murder, which is, to this day, talked about in True Crime circles.  I'm talking, of course, about the Austin, Texas Yogurt Shop Murders.  I'm John Dodson, welcome to The Secret Sits.Don't forget to leave us a Rating and Review on Apple Podcast.Support the showhttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/TheSecretSitsSend show suggestions to:TheSecretSitsPodcast@gmail.comFollow us on our social media at:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwnfvpNBYTo9BP1sVuFsfGQTheSecretSitsPodcast (@secretsitspod) / Twitterhttps://www.instagram.com/thesecretsitspodcast/https://www.facebook.com/TheSecretSitsPodcasthttps://www.tiktok.com/@thesecretsitspodcast?lang=enYou can find our podcast on:Apple PodcastsStitcherSpotifyBuzzsprout.comGoodpodsGoogle PodcastsAmazon MusiciHeart RadioPandoraPodcast AddictPodchaserPocket CastsDeezerListen NotesPlayer FMPodcast IndexOvercastCastroCastboxPodfriend#YogurtShopMurders #Austin #Texas #TrueCrime #Podcast #TrueCrimePodcast #Unsolved #SarahHarbison #AmyAyers #JenniferHarbison #ElizaThomas #1991 #KennethAllenMcDuff #SerialKiller #MauricePierce #ForrestWelborn #MichaelScott #RobertSpringsteenSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TheSecretSits)

When I was in college in the 90's, one of my many part time jobs was at a TCBY frozen yogurt store.  Around this same time, in Austin, Texas another yogurt store, aptly named, I Can't Believe It's Yogurt became the scene of a horrible murder, which is, to this day, talked about in True Crime circles.  I'm talking, of course, about the Austin, Texas Yogurt Shop Murders.  I'm John Dodson, welcome to The Secret Sits.Don't forget to leave us a Rating and Review on Apple Podcast.Support the showhttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/TheSecretSitsSend show suggestions to:TheSecretSitsPodcast@gmail.comFollow us on our social media at:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwnfvpNBYTo9BP1sVuFsfGQTheSecretSitsPodcast (@secretsitspod) / Twitterhttps://www.instagram.com/thesecretsitspodcast/https://www.facebook.com/TheSecretSitsPodcasthttps://www.tiktok.com/@thesecretsitspodcast?lang=enYou can find our podcast on:Apple PodcastsStitcherSpotifyBuzzsprout.comGoodpodsGoogle PodcastsAmazon MusiciHeart RadioPandoraPodcast AddictPodchaserPocket CastsDeezerListen NotesPlayer FMPodcast IndexOvercastCastroCastboxPodfriend#YogurtShopMurders #Austin #Texas #TrueCrime #Podcast #TrueCrimePodcast #Unsolved #SarahHarbison #AmyAyers #JenniferHarbison #ElizaThomas #1991 #KennethAllenMcDuff #SerialKiller #MauricePierce #ForrestWelborn #MichaelScott #RobertSpringsteenSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TheSecretSits)

News from Tipico Group, TCBY, CyberGRX, Red Canary, Swimlane, zvelo, Ping Identity, Stack Hawk and a lot more! Support us on Patreon! Fun swag available - all proceeds will directly support the Colorado = Security infrastructure. Come join us on the new Colorado = Security Slack channel to meet old and new friends. Sign up for our mailing list on the main site to receive weekly updates - https://www.colorado-security.com/. If you have any questions or comments, or any organizations or events we should highlight, contact Alex and Robb at info@colorado-security.com This week's news: Join the Colorado = Security Slack channel Colorado expansion eyed by one of largest sportsbooks in the world Broomfield-based TCBY is innovating to stay relevant as it reaches middle age Denver region seeing a rise in “super commuters” See the Colorado companies on the 2021 Inc. 5000 list Remote access tool or trojan? How to detect misbehaving RATs Swimlane | Swimlane named to Colorado Startup's fastest growing… zvelo Releases Malicious Detailed Detection Feed™ CyberGRX blog - The Future of Cybersecurity is Collaboration Ping Identity Blog - Passwordless: A Complete Guide to Passwordless Authentication Job Openings: Red Canary - Director, Product Security Red Canary - Program Manager, Trust Red Canary - Director, Corporate Security Red Canary - Product Security Engineer Ball Aerospace - Enterprise Security Director - Chief Information Security Officer CE Broker - Director of Information Security Crocs - Sr. Manager, IT Security Western Governors University - Application Security Engineer/Sr IT Security Analyst Colorado Judicial Branch - Information Security Analyst DirectDefense- Security Analyst Intrado - Infosec Analyst Airespring - Associate Product Manager Upcoming Events: This Week and Next: CSA Denver - August Meeting - 8/24 ISSA Denver - August Special Meeting - 8/25 ISC2 Pike's Peak - August Hybrid Meeting - 8/25 View our events page for a full list of upcoming events * Thanks to CJ Adams for our intro and exit! If you need any voiceover work, you can contact him here at carrrladams@gmail.com. Check out his other voice work here. * Intro and exit song: "The Language of Blame" by The Agrarians is licensed under CC BY 2.0

Yyeeeaahhhh. It's time to nerd out on the things that better our lives!! We are reviewing Black Widow today (no spoilers). I have to share something ridiculously hilarious. We hit the 70s on our musical journey this week, ya dig? We've got stories, a Captain's Origin, nerding out, and so much more! In This Episode Captain's Fishing Trip Hilarious! TCBY's monstrous FAIL Captain's Origin - Nip it in the Bud Our Personal Top songs from each decade, counting backwards! The 1970s! Spotify: TRBS Top 1970s What's on our Honk List? Black Widow Review (NO Spoilers) The Ice Road Wrath of Man Deep Thoughts Support The Real Brian Show through Amazon This is so cool! The Real Brian Show is now part of the Amazon Affiliate program!  That means that ANY TIME you purchase something off of Amazon, use THIS LINK: https://amzn.to/3vwNk7K It doesn't ever cost you anything extra. It simply gives a percentage of the sale to The Real Brian Show to help support the show and keep it going and growing! The beautiful part is that we all buy stuff off of Amazon. Now instead of ALL of the money going to Amazon, some of it comes to The Real Brian Show to help support it! Thank you in advance for your support in this way. Links!! Partner with The Real Brian Show on Patreon! TRBS 2021 Playlist on Spotify TRB's GLORIOUSNESS (New Music) Playlist on Spotify The Captain Influence Playlist on Spotify TRBS Facebook Group Send The Real Brian an email!

Have you ever just not felt like it? Felt like not doing it today?Adam & Sean have a serious case of the Mondays (on Sunday). Sometimes we have to dig deep inside to find the motivation to get up and do it again. Have we got a word for you......and us. We all go through those moments sometimes when the enemy weighs heavy on our life and makes it difficult to get going. On this episode we talk about those moments where it takes some extra prayer and motivation to walk into the doors of our church we serve at (Psalm 42:5). We also discuss FROYO from TCBY, Willing Sellouts, Ministry Widows, Experimental Worship, $5 Words on a $4 budget, Jake from State Farm, and Sacrificial Blemishes. Lastly we have a dare for you....... a double dog dare! We hope you enjoy the episode. We're so glad you joined us and hope that you can find any form of intelligent wisdumb within the noisy banter between two friends. Thanks and Blessings. 

Outdo Each Other in Showing HonorIf you've ever sent a "Thank You" card for someone's "Thank You" card, this episode's for you! What does slingin' lattes at Starbucks or scoopin' ice cream at TCBY teach us about serving others? We're wrapping up our conversation of servanthood — a mark of the Master we're working on this year — with a discussion about showing honor to others. Jesus wasn't honored in his hometown, but how can we avoid treating those closest to us disrespectfully? We rejoice to know that he's restoring dignity to the disgraced. And we find a strange boy-meets-girl story where a Moabitess named Ruth sleeps at Boaz's feet while she shows honor to her mother-in-law. Plus, we're covering five Through the Week challenges. Thanks for tuning in!The Big Idea: The Master made humanity in his image, so we honor his creation by treating people with the utmost respect.Weekly Challenges: Find this week’s Through the Week challenges here.Show NotesCross Training - "Gone for Good?" (DAILY DOWNLOAD)Cross Training - Through the Week Challenges - Week 16Like the Teacher: Luke 4:16-30 (VERSE)The Bible Geeks Facebook Group (FACEBOOK)Support the Show

Host of the 704 Podcast Julian Council joins the show to talk about pushing weight at TCBY, how much they're willing to give up to get Deshaun Watson to Charlotte or if they're willing to settle for Matthew Stafford instead. They'll talk about the draft, what positions the Panthers need on their roster, thoughts on Scott Fitterer, how David Tepper is "participating" instead of "meddling" and why he's not following his own advice. Plus Joe Brady, the boys rank their Top 3 available QBs, Josh makes a terrible analogy to what's happening in the stock market and - of course - a tremendous version of Hornets Corner before they sign off. And don't worry, y'all -- Nikki is back next week! One Day Contract is a proud part of The Riot Network - be sure to rate, review and subscribe to help spread the word!

Felder, Surber and Hartzell welcome you into the New Year with their first annual "Lawn and Garden Resolutions" episode. The gang also talks CFP between Bama and Ohio State. This is the most focused gardening and college football podcast in months including talk about Sark to Texas, booster influence and should the guys actually do merch? The gang talks caring about players plus taxes, TCBY and do black snakes eat blackberries?! Rad Dad is back with a side of PBS Kids and Surber kicks off the show with some funky music.Rate. Review. Subscribe.#LETSGROW

Connect with me through your favorite platform: https://pods.link/aardvarkgirlBecause this episode is publishing the week of Christmas, I figured I should do something festive.Just kidding.If you know me, you know I’m not a Christmas person at all. I wouldn’t say I’m a grinch, because I would never deny others their joy in the holiday. I’m not an outward humbug either. My grumpiness during the season is more internal. It starts with the first time I’m forced to hear Christmas music. Yeah. I’m guessing it doesn’t surprise you that I’m one of “those” people who does not get “into the Christmas spirit,” whatever that really is. Every time I walk into a store between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, I cringe and do my best to conjure up some superhuman noise blocking rays to my brain so I don’t have to hear it. But there’s no escaping it. It’s everywhere.I think I was traumatized as a teenager when I worked at TCBY. During the holidays, we had to play Christmas music all day. The radio station played Mariah Carey at least once an hour, often twice. I worked 10-hour shifts. Hearing Mariah Carey Christmas songs 10-20 times a day is not good for anyone’s mental health. Although I know many of you love it and don’t agree, I stand by my view. Luckily I convinced the store owner to let me find my own Christmas music to play. I could handle the older albums from the Rat Pack, Elvis, and BB King. Some local Vegas artists had put out a compilation disc of rock-based covers. I made it work.Because that’s what you have to do when you’re in a situation you don’t necessarily want to be in but can’t avoid. You make it work. It’s the same in business. Sometimes you’re stuck with a client or coworker you don’t particularly care for. Sometimes you might love most of a job, but there’s one element of it you could do without. It’s not worth turning it down, so you find a way to get over it and get it done anyway. As much as we’d like to have everything exactly as we like it all the time, it’s just not realistic.Even as a business owner, you don’t get to control everything. If you don’t like a client, you can fire them, but you have to consider doing it in a tactful way, which is not in the middle of a project. Give them notice, fulfill your obligations, and THEN walk away. But you have to stay professional until it’s over. Well, I guess you don’t have to, but you should be prepared for the consequences if you don’t.Sometimes you might love your client, but not another person on their team. You can’t do much about that either. You do your best to keep a positive working relationship with that person and do what you need to do. If you find that it’s impossible to do that, you can part ways. It’s a matter of deciding which you want more – to keep working with that client despite the annoying interactions, or if you need to let it go to save your sanity. If that client relationship is more important to you, you find a way to make it work with the other person. Try different communication styles or other ways to improve the working environment. Sometimes you have to do some work to make it work.Other times you might land a project that’s right in your wheelhouse but includes one aspect you really don’t enjoy. What do you do? You have to consider if it’s worth doing that one thing or if you truly hate that one thing and know it’ll ruin the whole experience. If you can make it work, you might end up with a great client. Of course, then you might get stuck with a someone who always wants you to do something you hate. But once you’ve built that relationship, it’s easier to convince them that it’s best to let someone else handle that part.This happened to me recently. I decided a while back that I wouldn’t take any location job. In production, that means finding locations for filming, scouting them to make sure there aren’t any potential issues, and getting all of the permits and other paperwork in order. I don’t mind that last part at all, but finding and scouting isn’t for me. I don’t enjoy driving around and trying to determine if a place has the right look and structure and all the other details that go into it. It’s something I’ve done, but it’s not my expertise. There are people who specifically do this and love it, so I prefer to let them do it.For the last several months, however, I’ve been working on a show where locations are needed, and I’m the only local on the crew. It has been particularly challenging because of COVID. Places are closed or have limited staff, and many don’t want to deal with a film crew unless there’s a giant budget or they’re renting out the whole place for months. I’ve never heard or had to repeat “no” so many times, and I don’t like it. I always find a solution, but there are forces completely out of my control here and I’ve had to say “we don’t have that” or “no one will allow us to do that,” and that’s never what I want to say. I want people to keep coming to Vegas for their productions, but it’s not always as simple as they want it to be. Especially when it comes to shooting inside casinos, and this was pre-pandemic. It takes a lot of time and planning to get the right access, and even then, they don’t always approve.I actually did convince them it would be better to hire a location manager, but unfortunately even that person wasn’t able to find what we needed. I suppose that made me feel a little better, that at least it wasn’t just me who couldn’t do it, but at the same time, I want them to have everything they want to make sure this season is a success. I know it’s out of my control, though, and I’m doing the best I can.The point is, when this opportunity came my way, it seemed silly to turn it down based on one element of the job. Sure, it comes with some headaches, but it’s such a small part of it. Beyond that, I’ve gotten to spend half the year working with some great people. And I’ve added some pretty entertaining production stories to my arsenal, which is always a good thing. I haven’t loved the location part, and it definitely reminded me why I don’t take those specific jobs, but I’ve made it work. Because that’s what I have to do. Just like the other people on the show – they might not be getting everything they hoped for in Vegas, but they’re making it work.Another way of making it work is what I talk about often – focusing on the positive. I suppose that’s the closest I can come to being festive. Yes, 2020 has been a weird year and we all know about the bad things that have been happening. But, there is always something good. Being trapped at home means I’m not exposed to that awful Christmas music all month. It means I haven’t had to drive much at all this year, which I appreciate because I don’t really like to drive. I only spent $47 on gas this entire year, and that was all before March. So that’s pretty cool. I’ve had lots of time to appreciate how cute and funny my cats are. There are so many little things to be grateful for every day. You just have to look for them. So when the things you don’t want to have to do come barreling into your life, find something good and make it work.COVID may have canceled all of my hobbies – concerts, travel, and pilates. But it also gave me time to learn a lot of new things and figure out something else I love doing – this podcast. It took away all of the jobs I had lined up, but it gave me new ones that kept me busy while allowing me to stay home and be safe. All things considered, I can’t really complain. I made it work. Because that’s what I do, and I hope it’s what you do, too.Happy Holidays! I can barely say that without cringing, but there it is!

“Marketing is part science, part art. You need the soft skills in order to be successful.” Kelly Miano is the senior director of marketing at Perennial®, a human health science company dedicated to developing targeted, plant-based nutrition for adults 50+. She is a passionate marketing leader with 20+ years of experience in entrepreneurial and corporate environments. She has a strong track record of creating and executing innovative, integrated programs that build brands - from start-ups to iconic brands including Silk Soymilk, Madhava Natural Sweeteners, Smart Balance/Earth Balance, TCBY and Mrs. Fields. Kelly holds an MBA from the Leeds School of Business and BA in Ethnic Studies from the University of Colorado, at Boulder.   Listen & Learn: Five tips to building a startup brand. Being brave and bold with your marketing. Measurement and creating future demand. Products do not sell themselves; marketing needs to be part of the mix. How to build authority around marketing in an organization that may not value marketing. The sweet spots and the signals to be aware of when assessing a growth strategy for startup brands. TO LEARN MORE ABOUT PERENNIAL, CLICK HERE. TO FIND KELLY MIANO ON LINKEDIN, CLICK HERE.

The highs and lows of short selling, as told by Marc Cohodes. Marc recounts the war stories from his shorts of iomega, TCBY, Lernout & Hauspie, Novastar Financial, Jos. A Bank, Bally Manufacturing, Direct Focus, and more.Follow Marc on Twitter: @alderlaneeggsMarc's Mimedx Website: http://petiteparkerthebarker.com/Email the show: riskofruinpod@gmail.comTwitter: @halfkelly

This week we are diving deep into one of Alycia's biggest obsessions: TCBY. Come for the flavor recommendations, stay for the pro tips on discounts!

Special guest Kevin Smokler joins us to discuss Living Colour's bouncy rocker "Glamour Boys," which gets us talking about joyful political protest, Black artists who make hard rock, and the real meaning of TCBY. Our intro is by Andrew Byrne and our outro is by Rick Springfield. Want to leave us a voicemail? Just call 646-389-0767! You can email us at talkaboutsongs@gmail.com, tweet us at @talksongs, or Facebook us at facebook.com/mastas.podcast. To get access to bonus content (and vote in ranking episodes), become a patron at patreon.com/mastas. Special Guest: Kevin Smokler.

This week the boys discuss the dirtiest topic of them all…. City Trash. What’s the best thing at TCBY? A wrap up on the City Council meeting and more….

This week's episode of Mad Tales is an interview with Brian Vee from Why We Work. It's not a short story or novel chapter but rather a discussion about all the jobs I've had, from yogurt slinger at TCBY (in the 80s!) all the way up to teaching and beyond, including the music, writing, audio, and (now) film projects I do.Enjoy!Round two of the Lilith Fundraising has just begun, and we're already up 20% since I recorded the introduction yesterday! We have tshirts, hoodies, masks, coffee mugs, onesies, all kinds of cool stuff featuring the "Just Drink The Tea, Dear" design HERE.Buy some sweet merch HERE.If you just want to donate, you can do so HERE.Support Mad Tales on Patreon!Thanks for tuning in! You guys rock!JNwww.jamesnoll.netSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/madtales)

Tune into this week's podcast as we discuss how to buy a franchise.  This episode is packed with tips and advice with Doc Cohen, on the topics of buying a franchise, private equity vs a mom & pop franchisor, and a peek at the life of a franchisee and IFA chairman. Lawrence “Doc” Cohen, a veteran of the franchise industry who first franchised Great American Cookies three decades ago, is the first-ever franchisee inducted into the International Franchise Association’s (IFA) Hall of Fame. Cohen, whose company, Houston-based Cookie Associates, also owns TCBY, Coffee Beanery, and Pretzelmaker units.

In today's episode, we discuss the last three episodes of Season One of Tuca & Bertie, a show we all love the name of which Margaret can even occasionally pronounce correctly. In the process, we also discuss: Margaret's improbable employment as a semi-professional pronunciation advisor Fauci/Verdon Mall stores we'd name after which we would name our children Future Bones Zone guest Josh Gondelman's great essay "An Ode to Speckle, a (Bird)Man for Our Times" And you can hear Margaret learn, in real time, what TCBY stands for All told, a splendid episode anyone would enjoy.

After being name dropped for the past three years, Millie, Cameron's wife, joins the gang to discuss the Ladies Troi in "Ménage à Troi." Riker huffs alien ships, L'waxana goes full Forrest Gump's mom, and Picard whips out his Shakespearean Tome. Rob takes a 2 year program to join Starfleet, Cam loves space music, Marcy describes an oskoid, and Millie explains the secret meaning behind TCBY. Plus a pretentious game of "Lofty Titles." All this and more in this week's episode of Green Shirt! Engage!

It’s the wrap up for the week with our guest host Steve Pine, and all hear the terrifying tale of Nigel’s past decade.

It’s the wrap up for the week with our guest host Steve Pine, and all hear the terrifying tale of Nigel’s past decade.

Special guest Beth joins Jody in the virtual cocoon to discuss chapters 18-20 of Judy Blume's 1987 YA novel, "Just as Long as We're Together." Steph, Rachel, and Alison dress like raver witches to impress Jeremy Dragon and we learn that JEREMY KNOWS RACHEL'S NAME! Rachel has been keeping a dark secret (hint: she's in advanced math), but Steph finds out and is not pleased. Jody provides the scoop (get it?) on TCBY and Westport's very own Onion Alley, and Beth shares her spatchcocking technique. There's also some hilarious impromptu diary reading, dramatic reenactments, and middle school memories. Thank you to Blume Head Sue for her letter about 7th grade frenemies!

Karley Sciortino is the hilarious creator of the blog Slutever, which is now a TV show in its second season on Vice; she's also the sex and dating columnist for Vogue Magazine. On today's episode, we talk about the relationship between food and sex, how Karley differentiated from her food-loving family, and the journey she's gone on with her body image (it involves TJ Maxx and TCBY). We also cover her time living as a freegan in a London squat, why she refuses to eat tongue, and the most surprising thing she's encountered involving food and sex (it made me fall out of my chair laughing). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How do you describe a yogurt to someone who has never experienced it? How can  you explain that the gelatinous blob before them is actually a carefully cultivated bacterial culture? If that’s hard, imagine how to sell them Gogurt. If THAT’s hard, imagine explaining to a child what TCBY really stands for. Best to just… Read more S3:E38 – תהליך ניקוי אבנית המכונת BeanZ

The story of how my journey to find a rare frozen yogurt flavor gave me another chance at love. 

Hooray, KayFab made it to their second Royal Rumble! The ladies discuss their favorite and least favorite looks of the event, and Producer Mike reveals his wrestling crust. Plus: Undertaker the Musical! Mentioned in this episode: The IIconics post rumble interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7efz2cMmVDk Not mentioned in this episode but still cool: Some really cool BTS photos from The Rumble: https://www.wwe.com/shows/royalrumble/2019/gallery/behind-the-scenes-at-royal-rumble-2019-photos#fid-40320472 Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@KayFABPodcast) if you want to see the looks we're talking about And as always shout out to Mike Malarkey for our amazing theme song! Check out his music here: www.michaelmalarkey.com/music-2/

Make your picks, for pro-football games, and you could score $100 worth of TCBY in Shorewood, or an Apple Vacation...

Make your picks, for pro-football games, and you could score $100 worth of TCBY in Shorewood, or an Apple Vacation...

Your pro-football picks could land you at Melia Caribe Resort, in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic! Or the gridiron could grab $100 worth of TCBY of Shorewood. Check your picks, and good luck! Mo just charged past Kevin, to score first place (for now!) among STAR Staff - but we can't win. YOU CAN!

Your pro-football picks could land you at Melia Caribe Resort, in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic! Or the gridiron could grab $100 worth of TCBY of Shorewood. Check your picks, and good luck! Mo just charged past Kevin, to score first place (for now!) among STAR Staff - but we can't win. YOU CAN!

Monty and Rhias chat about the finale of Season 10 of RuPaul’s Drag Race, minutes after it ends. And they have some opinions! So many opinions, in fact, that some spill over into their discussion of Face Off and Forged in Fire. And they also reminisce about that one show where people had to dress up window displays for department stores, but competitively. That was weird. Monty Ashley and Rhias Hall.

Is their friendship powerful enough to beat the devil? Is your stomach strong enough to get through the tapeworm milkshake scene? Much like My Best Friend's Exorcism, this week's Teen Creeps might leave you feeling nauseous at times, but it's totally worth the ride. So come along with Kelly and Katai for a trip through this awesome, gross, moving book. And as a bonus, you'll find out what TCBY stands for! Hint: it's NOT Taking Care Of Business Yogurt.SUBSCRIBE TO THE TEEN CREEPS PATREON to get bonus episodes, merch, and more:https://www.patreon.com/teencreepsCONNECT W/ TEEN CREEPS: https://twitter.com/teencreepspodhttps://www.instagram.com/teencreepspodhttps://www.facebook.com/teencreepspodBUY TEEN CREEPS MERCH:https://www.teepublic.com/stores/teen-creepsTEEN CREEPS IS A FOREVER DOG PODCASThttps://foreverdogpodcasts.com/podcasts/teen-creeps*All creepy opinions expressed are those of the hosts and guests.

About two years ago, I was on staff at a church as a worship pastor. My career took a bit of the turn, and I found myself traveling and speaking and writing a book. Eventually, I had to step down from the position at the church, and it killed me. My new career was exciting, but I realized that I was having trouble keeping up with everything, because I wasn't organized. About eight months ago, my husband the Attorney General left his job to come on board and help manage me. He realized he couldn't keep me on track or else he would've done it years ago. We realized, we had to find a person that was so organized that they could keep me in line without being too organized and causing me to run away. We found the amazing Erin Cuccio to hire as my Executive Assistant. Today, you get to meet the wonderful Erin. You can find Erin here: Beauty for Ashes Erin Cuccio on LinkedIn Show Notes [04:11] Erin is excited to be here. [04:52] How podcasts should be in the 30 to 40 minute range, and you can't talk about yourself all the time. [05:20] How Melissa loves having an assistant and it makes her feel so proud. [05:35] How Melissa and Erin connected. Erin's husband started a business in Lufkin. They were looking for a church and found Melissa's church. Erin thought Melissa was hilarious and started following her. [06:41] A few months later, The Red Ribbon Week video came out and Erin's friends were sharing the video. [07:06] Eventually, Erin went through Melissa's online bible study course This Sucks but God Is Good. [07:17] At the end of the course, Erin and David did a live video saying that they wanted to hire an assistant. [08:00] Melissa made a Mother's Day phone call to women who were experiencing some form of loss. When Melissa called, Erin was able to share some of her story and how she followed Melissa in the first place. [09:09] Melissa remembered Erin from the call when Erin decided to apply for the assistant position. [09:44] Melissa and Erin's personalities are very different, but they do get along. Working with Melissa has been a growing experience for Erin. [10:28] Erin said If she was young and single, she would've moved to Nashville and worked in PR and booking for a celebrity. She thinks it's amazing that God has opened that door for her in Lufkin, Texas. [10:55] Erin wasn't nervous about the podcast at all. She used to work in radio. She was a worship pastor. She worked in flower arrangements and a t-shirt company. She is a Renaissance woman. [12:19] Erin has always been independent and ambitious. She started working when she was 16. She worked for TCBY, she was a DJ for a Christian radio station, worked at a Christian bookstore, worked for an electrical contractor, worked in medical records, a real estate agent, a teacher, she ran a home-based flower and t-shirt business, she led worship, and now she works for Melissa. [13:32] This is been one of the first times in Erin's life that she has been able to do one thing. [13:52] Erin doesn't consider herself flighty, she just has somewhat of a gypsy soul. [14:19] Erin is so solid and grounded, she is really well-suited to bring Melissa back down to reality. [15:01] Melissa doesn't do one-on-one really well. Just the thought of it makes her really nervous. Traveling with Erin is really easy. [16:39] After Melissa speaks, Erin brings her chocolate and a Coke. [17:57] How David is very thorough. [18:32] We have a big event coming up May 4th and 5th 2018. It is right here in Lufkin, Texas. The Social Event of the season. It's a Friday night and most of Saturday. [19:29] Women tend to be nurturers by nature. It's important to remind women that they need to nurture themselves.They need time to refresh and refuel. [20:02] Melissa has so much to offer in her message, so to give women a weekend is a wonderful gift and a way to just hang out and talk about things that are important. [20:52] This is the first annual social event of the season. This is a social event for the churched and the unchurched the hopeful and the hopeless. [22:07] This weekend gives you a place to sit at the table. This weekend is going to have value and give women something that will refresh their hearts. There will be fun and laughter and also learning and growing and connecting with other women. [24:44] Dress comfortable, prepare to have a good time, and if you come alone you won't be leaving alone. [25:17] We love community. Erin and I also have one terrible horrible thing in common and that is that we have both lost a child. When you walk through something like this, you better have community. [27:05] How having an online community and bible study has helped teach Erin that it is so important to have a community backing you up. [27:46] Community is the secret to growing and living your best life. [28:48] At women's core, they want to belong. [29:16] This year's theme is called Live Known. It's so easy for us to hide behind things. Become what you truly are by living known. Women want to be seen. [31:09] How identity is a huge crisis that we all struggle with. [32:57] We are going to do heart work and ask ourselves tough questions and answer them. [33:32] There is a sense of empowerment in knowing who you really are. [34:35] We need to stop pushing our desires and passions down. God gave us potential for a reason and Melissa wants to help women find that potential. [37:53] Erin's lightning round questions. [40:12] Erin is one of God's most shockingly we never saw it coming gifts to Melissa and David. Just meeting Erin alone would make going to the event worthwhile. [41:38] How women push themselves down, because they always want other people to feel important. Women need to keep in mind how they feel. Thanks for joining us on Ordinary People Ordinary Things. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review. Just like your mother taught you. Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page @MsMelissaRadke on Instagram @msmelissaradke on Twitter Red Ribbon Week Video This Sucks But God Is Good (online course) The Social Event  Live Known Eat Cake. Be Brave. Beauty for Ashes Erin Cuccio on LinkedIn  

Mindful Mondays-#422 February 26th The Strong Within Daily Affirmation Podcast My Disappointments Guide Me To Better Decisions   We must all suffer one of two things: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret or disappointment. Jim Rohn I remember watching a comedy called Meet The Millers With Jennifer Anniston and Jason Sudeikis. It's a silly premise where the main character creates a fake family to smuggle in a shipment from Mexico because he got involved with the wrong people and needs to correct his mistake. And the funniest part of the movie for me is when the fake daughter is hanging out with a tattooed boy who doesn't seem too bright.   Jason who plays the fake father says to the young man sarcastically “hey those are some cool tatts man” and the young gentleman says “thank you bro” as he looks them over with pride and then the boy points to his arm quite beamingly and says “you see the cobra?”   And then Jason says “what's that one?” as he points to the boy's neck. And the boy opens up his shirt, so you can see the tattoo better and he says, “that's my ‘creedo.' No REGRETS…” but he doesn't realize it's spelled wrong as it's spelled R A G R E T S.” And Jason says back to the young man, “you have no regrets?” and the boy responds “nope.” Then Jason says “not even a single letter?” and the boy responds again “no way, not me.” And Jason finishes off the scene even more sarcastically saying to his fake daughter “I love him, he's a real winner Casey.”   I'll include the clip in my blog post on my site.   Every mistake, every disappointment, and every moment that we wished we could get back…they weren't errors in our lives. They were chances for us to come to a higher awareness. I know it's easier said than done to have no regrets, and I'm not saying we shouldn't ever regret anything, but maybe we should look differently at regrets.   I love acronyms because they help me remember lessons better. I'll give some famous acronym examples to help you get on my excitement for acronym bandwagon.You remember the frozen yogurt stores TCBY? Well, TCBY stands for The Country's Best Yogurt. In fact, it used to stand for This Can't Be Yogurt until they were sued by the company I Can't Believe It's Yogurt. Or another one you might not know is the word TASER, you know for the TASER gun, well that stands for Thomas A. Swift's Electrical Rifle.   We could go on for days about acronyms we didn't know about, but let's get into my acronym to remember how to reframe looking at regrets. The guilt we feel about something we wish we didn't do will keep us from living our best lives in the present moment. So let's reframe REGRET to help you heal from your past pains and begin living more within peace and joy for your life.   REGRET stands for Realizing Every Goodbye Resolves Eventually over Time.   Now I used the word “over” in front of time, so I hope you can forgive me for putting in the connecting word to help the phrase make more sense. What I want to remind you and myself of when we say this acronym, is that all those bad things we've been holding onto…we're saying goodbye to them. All those things that we're upset about, all those pains that are hurting us in the moment and all the guilts we may feel will resolve themselves out over time.   And it's not because we never think about our mistakes ever again, almost certainly to repeat them since we didn't learn. But it's that we've become more aware by saying the REGRET acronym when we are feeling regret. We say the acronym to awaken us to better ways of healing and learning from our mistakes.   The human will is a formidable force and when we keep moving forward knowing that every mistake is a lesson, and that every regret isn't a goodbye to something bad, but a hello to something beautiful over time. Then we are eternally growing.   So think about it like this, you realize that your disappointments have guided you to better decisions…well hopefully. Some people choose never to learn, but we may have to go through disappointment after disappointment to finally engrain in our brain that this way isn't working. And the more in tune we become with our intuition, then the more we will hear those little voices in our head, and those subtle cues in our body, warning us something isn't right.   I was working with a life coaching student of mine, and at the end of our session I asked what we wanted to focus on for the next week, and she said…”I want to pay more attention to those little voices in my head that are telling me what I need to do at the moment.” She was burned out in her life and those voices would tell her what her mind and body needed. It was saying “take a nap, you haven't eaten yet; you need to get something in your stomach,” or it might say “if you only spend a few minutes on organizing you won't be so overwhelmed.”   She said that those small voices were the ones that when she listened to them, they always brought her to a place of balance. It was the good voice within telling her what she needed. And we do that a lot in our lives, we drown out that intuiton, and we listen to the more destructive voice inside. Or we drown out all the voices and just do whatever we feel NEEDS to be done by forcing things because we have so much left to do. So we try to cram it all in, and as fast as we can into one day.   Maybe if we listened a little more to our intuition guiding us…we might have less regrets. But if we can remember that a regret is Realizing Every Goodbye Resolves Eventually over Time, it will be a pathway to opens doors.   They say that for every door that closes in your life another will open. And it's a nice sentiment to say, but when you are in the thick of things it can be easy to let anxiety grip you. And I could wave my magic wand and tell you I have the answer for everyone, but that would be a lie. I think it comes down to a multitude of things, but maybe it's about finding something to place your attention on when going through hell.   Maybe it's the smile of a loved one, or the remembrance of a good conversation with a great friend, or maybe it's the calm knowing that your creator has something more in store for you. Maybe it's a past triumph and you remember how great your body felt after that success.   So let us find a higher truth and know that the mistakes in your life weren't meant to destroy, but to build you up and bring something better to you. I may not be able to look into a crystal ball to tell your fortune, but I think I can tell you your future right now. You have a great one ahead of you. There will bumps and bruises, but each one will be worth it as you get to know the amazing you.   So when going through your personal hells, remember to say the acronym REGRET out loud or in your mind, and focus on a past success or something you love. Because when it feels like that's all you can hold onto…I think it will be enough.   And if you are going to regret anything, regret being regretful…ok that was stupid. Next.   Today's Personal Commitment:  Practice saying the acronym REGRET to yourself and see how it sounds. Maybe you might have a better acronym for going through a tough time in your life. SO see if you can create an acronym that will help you remember a better way.   And if you create a cool one I'd love to hear it and share it with the Strong Within One Percenters crew…that's that I call you guys, my audience, if you didn't know that.   My Disappointments Guide Me To Better Decisions   Meet The Millers “No RAGRETS” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjkLKKgOMRY   Thanks for listening.  I'm sending great energy your way as we become Strong Within together, Personal Development Life Coach- Chris O'Hearn Contact info- email: chris@strongwithin.com  phone:865-219-3247     Music by: - Zest by basematic (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. - I Have Often Told You Stories (guitar instrumental) by Ivan Chew (c) copyright 2013 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Location: Knoxville, Tennessee USA but available worldwide  

$200K worth of marijuana mistakenly delivered to a TCBY yogurt shop • Police accidentally leak serious high level arrest plans on Twitter • Festive Holiday Reindeer Boobs! Wheeeeeee! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Deepak Tiwari lives by the motto: wish, will, and determination is the law of success. Tiwari is a living example of the potential of the American dream. He left India in 1989 and landed in Louisville with his wife, two sons, and a $10 bill in his pocket. Desperate to provide for his family and speaking little English, Tiwari began working multiple jobs and worked 20 hour days for two years. Tiwari now owns and operates eleven Subway franchises and has won awards from Subway for opening stores and increasing sales. He has also owned franchises from Noble Roman’s Pizza, TCBY, Frisch’s, Mailboxes Etc., and Choice Quality Inn. Tiwari received a master’s degree in physical education and was the athletic director at Jiwaji University in India.

"Tiger Eyes," chapters 13-15. Jody and Alison are DEEP into Judy Blume's brilliant 1981 YA novel. Topics of discussion include: the Downwinders of St. George, TG&Y (not to be confused with TCBY), and Mario Lopez' disdain for Saved By the Bell. Jody has a La Croix mishap, and Alison takes a computer quiz to see if she's John Schneider's perfect match. It's a sort-of book club. Join us every week!

This week on NO FUCKIN’ ZITI, hosts Brendan and Evan recap The Sopranos S4E2, “No Show.” The guys chat about Meadow’s meeting with the manager at TCBY, the tough choice of what not to put in your lunchbox, and Adriana taking her friendship with Danielle to the next level. Plus, Ralphie debuts a new joke, and Vito plays some great defense. It’s an all-new episode of NO FUCKIN’ ZITI. A weekly podcast about The Sopranos. Don’t forget! Tweet us questions for next week’s pod @nofuckinziti. We’ll answer whatever.

Chuck Morrison, President and CMOStaymobileMobile tech repair and services franchiseGuest BIO:As Staymobile™ president and CMO, Chuck leads the company's marketing and operations. Prior to his role at Staymobile, Morrison served as founder, president and CEO of MoRisen Records & Hot But Sour Music Publishing, an independent record label and music publishing company. He also has an extensive background in brand development, product development and marketing, overseeing the sales cycle of products from ideation to retail at HiREV, LLC., a company he co-founded in 1997.With more than 20 years of branding, marketing, public relations, consumer promotions, retail and online expertise, Chuck has provided marketing consulting services and has worked to ignite, launch, and build brands for clients in a broad range of industries.Chuck is a graduate of the University of South Carolina, has two children and has coached youth basketball and baseball for 20 years.Topics/Questions:· Can you tell us a little bit about Staymobile?· What is Staymobiles franchise growth strategy?· Since Staymobiles inception 7 years ago, how has the franchise landscape changed?· Is now the right time to buy a franchise? If so, how does the economic market affect the industry?· Why is Staymobile an attractive franchise investment opportunity?Web Site and Social Media:www.StayMobile.comFacebook: www.Staymobile.com/StaymobileusaTwitter:@StaymobileUSAInstagram: @StaymobileBrian AnninoAnnino Law Firm, LLCTopics/Questions:Tips for reviewing a Franchise Disclosure Document.Need for due diligenceCan you negotiate terms of a franchise agreement?Web Site and Social Media:www.AnninoLawFirm.comTwitter: @atllawBarry J Falcon, CFE Senior ConsultantThe iFranchise GroupGuest BIO:With a professional business career that spans more than 40 years across a range of industries and functions, including communications technology, operational and manufacturing consulting, marketing, project management, and business development, Mr. Falcon has over 10 years of direct experience in franchising, both as a franchisee and as an executive within multiple national franchisor systems.Prior to joining the iFranchise Group as a senior consultant, Mr. Falcon served as CEO/Partner, and remains as a Board Member, at All American Decorative Concrete, where he implemented organizational and procedural improvements and initiated and led the sale of the company to a franchise private equity group.Before his tenure at All American Decorative Concrete, Mr. Falcon was President/Co-Founder and Partner, and remains a Board Member, at ShelfGenie Franchise Systems, where he helped to establish the franchise program and was instrumental in growing the concept from zero to 145 locations in five years. ShelfGenie was recognized by both Inc. and Entrepreneur magazines on their lists of top-performing franchise systems.Mr. Falcon was also a franchise owner with Velocity Sports Performance, where he was responsible for overall project management, hiring and training staff, implementing marketing efforts, and more. In the first year of operations, he grew revenues to $800,000.Mr. Falcon is an active marathon runner and cyclist and is involved in a number of professional and community organizations, including local chambers of commerce and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. He received a Professional Designation in Business Management from UCLA, and has also received Certified Franchise Executive (CFE) designation from the International Franchise Association.Topics/Questions:Concept to FranchiseWhat steps does it takeChances of successTeam workWeb Site and Social Media:www.ifranchisegroup.comDean Trevelino, PrincipalTrevelino/KellerPublic Relations Firm with Franchise PracticeGuest BIO:Deans 25 years of agency experience, from global firms to his own agency, has offered him the opportunity to work with significant franchise brands at important times, including the launch of Starbucks in the Southeast, Chickfila, Moe's Southwest Grill, TCBY, Johnny Rockets, Corner Bakery Cafe and more. Leading national strategies like Sara Lees Olympic presence or consulting on the BP Gulf Oil Crisis to work with global celebrities and sports personalities, Dean has had a rich agency life. With a start in technology, followed by a long consumer brands run, his career over the last decade has included a significant focus around new media and devices, national launches and local market engagement. His vision for the future of communications resides around reputation marketing, the intersection of reputation management and digital marketing.Topics/Questions You Would Like to Discuss:- What does a franchise need a PR agency for- What type of work does Trevelino/Keller do- What is unique about doing PR for a franchise versus other clientsWeb Site and Social Media:www.TrevelinoKeller.com@dtrevelino@trevelinokellerThe Franchise Business Radio show is a platform to bring together franchise professionals and resources to connect, educate, and collaborate to serve the franchise community and the franchise consumer. Spotlighting Leaders in the Franchise IndustryExperts in funding, legal, marketing and consulting.Franchise Business Radio hosted by:Pam Currie, Founderwww.FranchiseIntellect.comTo view guest photos from this show, visit:www.ProBusinessPictures.comTo nominate or submit a guest request visit:www.FranchiseBusinessRadio.com

We are meeting with Lawrence “Doc” Cohen, a veteran of the franchise industry who first franchised Great American Cookies 33 years ago, became the first-ever franchisee inducted into the International Franchise Association's (IFA) Hall of Fame.   Mr. Cohen's Houston-based Cookie Associates, also owns TCBY, Coffee Beanery, and Pretzelmaker. The award, which was presented to Cohen at the IFA's annual convention last year in Las Vegas, recognizes individuals who have contributed to the advancement of the IFA and the franchising community. The Hall of Fame includes quick-serve greats such as Dave Thomas, Ray Kroc, Fred DeLuca, and Col. Harland Sanders. In part 2, we hear from another legend in franchising George Naddaff,  and George is considered by many to be the Guru of Franchising in America, specializes in the development and marketing of franchise concepts. As a man frequently featured in leading business publications like Forbes, Inc., Success, Entrepreneur, The Wall Street Journal, and in numerous trade publications, he is a recognized visionary.

Welcome to the seventh episode of Todd Cohen's "Let's Talk Sales Culture" show from BlogTalkRadio.com. Todd launched his new live Internet radio call-in show on December 18, 2008. Episode #7, “Time Management for Sales Professionals,”  features lively interaction between Todd and his guest, time management and personal productivity expert Susan Sabo, author of the book Managing Your Paper Mail & Email. Susan is one of a small number of nationally recognized professional speakers focusing on time management, personal productivity, and organizing for peak performance. She offers her message in one-hour to full-day events and one-on-one coaching. Clients range from Independence Blue Cross to GSK and Comcast. At www.ProductivityCafe.com, Susan posts brief articles and tips on productivity topics. She has appeared on national TV programs such at HGTV's show “Mission: Organization” and contributes to the influential blog, Lifehack.org. Susan's background includes sales for Hewlett Packard and MCI, owning her own TCBY franchise & rental property, and traveling the world—from the wilds of Southern Africa to the heights of Nepal and serene grounds of New Zealand. Download the podcast of episode 7 here (13.7 mb mono MP3 file, 00:59:34 duration). Subscribe to the RSS feed for Todd Cohen's Sales Leader podcast series. Subscribe to the RSS feed for Todd's BlogTalkRadio "Let's Talk Sales Culture" radio show. Apple iPod owners, subscribe to all of Todd's podcasts in the Apple iTunes Music Store.   More information on Todd's BlogTalkRadio show is available at Todd's Show Page. Read the press release about Todd's first BlogTalkRadio show here. Produced by Professional Podcasts LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ. Keywords: Community of Sales Professionals, Matrix Organization, Networking, Sales Candidates, Hiring Models, Sales Coaching, Sales Communication, Sales Community, Keywords: Sales Excellence, Sales Leadership, Sales Management, Training, Sales Metrics, Sales Networking, Sales Process Training, Sales Teams, Sales Training, Salesperson, Sales Training Program, virtual teams, sales success triad del.icio.us Tags: Community of Sales Professionals,Matrix Organization,Networking,Sales Candidates,Hiring Models,Sales Coaching,Sales Communication,Sales Community,Keywords: Sales Excellence,Sales Leadership,Sales Management,Training,Sales Metrics,Sales Networking,Sales Process Training,Sales Teams,Sales Training,Salesperson,Sales Training Program,virtual teams