Podcasts about team fire

Neste Bitalk vamos descobrir se é realmente possível reformarmo-nos aos 40 com Inês Relvas, Executive Board Member - Chief Revenue Officer na Universo. Portugal tem um dilema com os salários baixos?

Tory Lanez and his legal team are fighting back against Megan Thee Stallion and her recent restraining order. Lanez legal team says that Megan cannot be trusted and that the claim undermines her latest Amazon documentary. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It is Thursday on The Rickey Smiley Morning Show Podcast. In this episode, the RSMS crew discusses a plethora of topics. Boyz II Men are the new winners of The Masked Singer, beating out singer Mario. This is the first time a group has won The Masked Singer competition. Cardi B wants her estranged husband, Offset, to sign their divorce papers. He wrote that he is not signing them yet, and that nobody wins when the family feuds. Tory Lanez and his legal team are fighting back against Megan Thee Stallion and her recent restraining order. Lanez legal team says that Megan cannot be trusted and that the claim undermines her latest Amazon documentary. All of this and more on The Rickey Smiley Morning Show Podcast. Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/rickey-smiley-morning-show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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*Choking Hazard* Alan survives and is joined by DJ and Tim to reflect on a nil-nil draw against NYCFC that was technically a game of soccer. First, Shaqiri is coming back to Chicago after his final European tournament. However, there is no rush to integrate him back into the first team. Chico is suspended for the All-Star game. The Fire take on a weakened Cincinnati back line as points become increasingly important to keep Chicago's playoff hopes alive. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mir97/support

TEXAS LAW DAWGS!!!!!  Join Dray The Boss Lady, Elise, Mad Mad, Stassi,  and Candy Pants on a wild ride! First off find out who in the group will bang Woody Harrelson.  For real.... that was a conversation.  Moving on we discuss how it is being on a ride along when you arrest a suspect for ag assault while his victim is making a Jackson Pollock painting in another room.  The ladies steer clear of any talk about police stereotypes, but are all about rubber neckin' on an accident scene.  Find out who is a pre mature puller-overer, who wants a mustache ride,  and top it all off with a dead cat.  Lots to process in the episode!  

"The Warden" Matt Ridder and Vince "Daddy" Delgado have a weekly discussion about the WWE, AEW, and pro wrestling in general.

In episode six of Camber Up, we chat about the Stream Team Fire Fundraiser and how you can help. Gavin Trussell is back with an update on his experience at the US F3K Team Selections for the 2022 World Championsips, and we give our thoughts on the increasing number of mixed-launch events where electric F5K models are flown together with F3K/DLGs in local and regional contests.

After news (3:17), Sean and Tim analyze a trade presented on The Steal Pod Facebook Community involving Saquon Barkley, Joe Mixon, Julio Jones, and Terry McLaurin (10:42), and another deal proposing Kyler Murray as a replacement for Dak Prescott (16:22). Then it's time to lay out the "5 W's" for Salary Cap managers considering a team fire sale: Why to start the sale (19:57) What type of assets to sell (23:38) Whom to approach with trades ideas (30:07) When to approach them (33:05) and How to handle the negotiations (37:58). They guys end with fire sale case studies involving Derrick Henry, Adam Thielen, Cam Akers, and Zack Moss in one (50:18), and Stephon Diggs and Chase Claypool in the other (53:50). They end with breaking news on Le'Veon Bell (57:28).

Beto and Sarah discuss William Golding's Lord of the Flies. The two share memories from reading it in high school, discuss allegories, the book's plot, Team Fire vs. Team Pig, and what they would bring to a desert island. Is this book worth adding to your bookshelf? Listen and find out! Cover art by Sarah MichaelisTheme song by KetsaEdited by Beto McQuade Sound mixing by Cody Nicholls

Today on the show we have Kate Erickson who is partnered with John Lee Dumas of Entrepreneurs on Fire. Kate has a really unique background. She comes from the corporate world and has already spent 6-7 years in the entrepreneurial space. In this show, we talk about what transitioning from the corporate world to the entrepreneurial space looks like - and all the things they didn’t know before starting on this journey. Kate’s Background Story: Didn’t know entrepreneurship existed. Wasn’t able to get a job in her major. Quit her banking job in 2010 to start her first business. Discovered the power of niching down. Went back to corporate world in 2012. Discovered what she didn’t love doing and went back to the drawing board. "The more that you know you don’t like something, the closer you’re getting to exactly what you want to focus on." After a failed business Kate went back to corporate: Took a totally different role in advertising and marketing. Working in human resources helped Kate leverage her zone of genius. Worked in advertising and marketing for 1 year. Learned a lot of skills that were transferred to her work today. What it’s like working with your partner: Both of us knew our personalities enough to know that we each would be responsible for different tasks. We have opposite strengths so it was pretty easy for us to find and stay in our own lanes. We hire other experts to do things neither of us are good at. If you’re thinking about a partnerships, take a personality tests to uncover your strengths and weaknesses. What's really worked in growing a business: To stay productive, we never launch multiple projects at the same time. Everything we’ve launched has been direct ideas from our audience telling us what they’re struggling with most. Every year we look back and see what’s working at a high level, what do we love doing, how are we making the biggest impact for people? And phased out programs/products that don’t make sense anymore. Planning the future of our business: When we first started out it was really important to have a vision of where we were heading. As the business has matured, we've moved into a space where we’re really in tune with what type of business we want to run. And on the day-to-day, month-to-month, year-to-year bases, we’re just checking in with ourselves to see if it’s still going the way that we want it to. Questions we ask ourselves: Are we still fulfilled? Are we still creating and impact? Are we still doing the best we can at what we have to offer? It’s really easy to get wrapped up in trying all the things, but you have to check in and be intentional with what it is that you’re creating because who knows, a couple years from now you’re going to find yourself in a place where they’re like, this isn’t even what I want to be doing. "Ask yourself. Am I doing this because I feel like I have to do this? Or am I doing this because I actually want to and I feel like I can really help a lot of people through this?" What is the one thing you wish you knew then, that you know now? It’s really just that you have to take imperfect action. I’m a perfectionist. I love organization. I want to know what’s going to happen. However, that will keep you stuck if you play that way in your business. And I’ve learned that if you’;re not willing to take action and get uncomfortable and put something out there that is not perfect… you’re never going to get to where you want to go. About Kate In early 2013 Kate left her corporate job at an advertising and marketing agency to finally start creating the life she wanted to live - one where someone else wasn’t dictating my every move. I joined the Team Fire in April 2013 as the content creator. Since, I’ve grown to consider myself the overall integrator of things at Entrepreneur On Fire. Connect with Kate: Entrepreneurs On Fire Ditch Busy Podcast Kate's Instagram Connect with Aryeh: Apply to Work with Me Instagram

CHAD BATTLE OF BADGES- MICKEY DROUIN- DAN CONLEY. The game is this Friday night at SNHU arena. Team Police vs Team Fire.

CHAD BATTLE OF BADGES- MICKEY DROUIN- DAN CONLEY. The game is this Friday night at SNHU arena. Team Police vs Team Fire.

Team Police and Team Fire are in the studio chatting about this Saturdays Chad Battle Of The Badges hockey game in Manchester, puck drops at 5.

Team Police and Team Fire are in the studio chatting about this Saturdays Chad Battle Of The Badges hockey game in Manchester, puck drops at 5.

After last week’s slight detour to Duke’s past, we return to the belly of the beast to check in with the rest of the Squad to see how their unfathomable intestinal odyssey is coming along. Here’s a hint; poorly. Follow us this week as these gastric stowaways band together to discover what ails the giant space whale and become closer friends as a result...then listen to Duke mope and pout, like a bitch. It’s very unlike him, but once you start digging through a whale’s Intestines, all rules are off. Grab that flamethrower and pop open a cold one, cause this week, Adventurific is blasting straight through the jejunum! Editor's Note: There were technically difficulties with Erik's microphone that were not discovered until after recording...which is especially ironic considering this week's feedback. Welp. What can you do?

Hannah is a senior in high school and is the youth mentor of FIRST LEGO League 36321 Team W.I.L.D. She is also a FIRST Alumni, having competed on Team Fire from the 6th to the 8th grades. Hannah finds that although a lot stays the same in the realm of FIRST LEGO League (i.e. style of competition and student involvement), it is a very different experience to be a team mentor than member. She notes that there is a different kind of stress involved in each scenario. As a team member, she felt the anxiety and excitement of the competition directly. Now as team mentor, she concentrates on being there to help the whole team succeed and making sure that everybody is properly equipped. So it's all new and different but still a lot of fun. She basically went from being the one who was encouraged to being the one who does the encouraging. Hannah's favorite part about being the team's youth mentor is bringing everything that she has learned in the past to this team. She volunteers because FIRST meant so much to her when she was in middle school. Back then, she didn't know what she wanted to do for even an extracurricular activity, much less when she grew up. And it was being involved in FIRST that led her to decide that she wants to specifically direct her education towards a career in engineering. She now attends the Central Florida Aerospace Academy and looks forward continuing on in the engineering field. It's clear that it is also very important to Hannah to pay it forward. Not only is it fun and rewarding to volunteer and be a mentor, but she loves helping the kids learn, work on their projects and to also show them how many wonderful opportunities they have. She also gets a kick out of seeing the looks on their faces when they accomplish difficult tasks and the concepts finally click. Being there to guide them through their own work and problem solving is the best part. Sponsored by: Support our coverage by shopping Amazon here. Whether you're programming a robot, playing a game or doing homework, the Microsoft Surface is the tablet that can replace your laptop. Get yours at the Microsoft Store.

Hannah is a senior in high school and is the youth mentor of FIRST LEGO League 36321 Team W.I.L.D. She is also a FIRST Alumni, having competed on Team Fire from the 6th to the 8th grades. Hannah finds that although a lot stays the same in the realm of FIRST LEGO League (i.e. style of competition and student involvement), it is a very different experience to be a team mentor than member. She notes that there is a different kind of stress involved in each scenario. As a team member, she felt the anxiety and excitement of the competition directly. Now as team mentor, she concentrates on being there to help the whole team succeed and making sure that everybody is properly equipped. So it's all new and different but still a lot of fun. She basically went from being the one who was encouraged to being the one who does the encouraging. Hannah's favorite part about being the team's youth mentor is bringing everything that she has learned in the past to this team. She volunteers because FIRST meant so much to her when she was in middle school. Back then, she didn't know what she wanted to do for even an extracurricular activity, much less when she grew up. And it was being involved in FIRST that led her to decide that she wants to specifically direct her education towards a career in engineering. She now attends the Central Florida Aerospace Academy and looks forward continuing on in the engineering field. It's clear that it is also very important to Hannah to pay it forward. Not only is it fun and rewarding to volunteer and be a mentor, but she loves helping the kids learn, work on their projects and to also show them how many wonderful opportunities they have. She also gets a kick out of seeing the looks on their faces when they accomplish difficult tasks and the concepts finally click. Being there to guide them through their own work and problem solving is the best part. Sponsored by: Support our coverage by shopping Amazon here. Whether you're programming a robot, playing a game or doing homework, the Microsoft Surface is the tablet that can replace your laptop. Get yours at the Microsoft Store.

Kate Erickson Show Notes Kate Erickson is a creator, engager and implementer, over at EOFire, a 7 days a week podcast that interviews today’s most inspiring and successful entrepreneurs. She is also the host of Kate’s Take, the EOFire audio blog and the Author of the FirePath, Beginners guide to growing your online business. Kate is passionate about helping entrepreneurs in create freedom in their business and life thru developing systems and processes that can help their business scale and grow. Most passionate about Kate and John Lee Dumas from EOFire just launched in a Kickstarter campaign, The Mastery Journal –Productivity, Discipline & Focus in 100 days, they started to send the first copies to their campaign backers. The next step Working on a new platform for the Podcasters’ Paradise community, the biggest community for podcasters today Podcasters’ Paradise (http://podcastersparadise.com/) – the #1 podcasting community that helps you create, monetize and grow your podcast! From John Lee Dumas of Entrepreneur on Fire. EOFire customers EOFire’s perfect customer (avatar) is a mid-age male at a corporate job spending most of his time doing things he doesn’t really love to do Kate’s best advice about approaching the customer You need to do things that DO NOT SCALE. Mainly speaking with a lot of your customers. That’s the only way to understand who your perfect customer is Biggest failure with a customer Kate takes us back to her days as account manager in marketing and advertising agency, standing between the agency and a very angry customer. This case actually helped her understand this wasn’t the place she wanted to be in, and therefore joined John Lee Dumas at EOFire. Biggest success due to the right customer approach  The Freedom Journal’s community. John Lee Dumas and Kate had a great success launching The Freedom Journal – a guide to help people accomplish their number one goal in 100 days. The Freedom Journal community is a platform for likeminded people that come together, help support one another provide feedback to one another and help each other accomplish their goal. Kate talks about the importance to listen to your customers. This community for her is the place to get a clear picture of what they customers need and want Freedom Journal (https://thefreedomjournal.com)  – The Freedom Journal is a stunning, hardcover Journal that will guide you in the accomplishment of your #1 goal in 100 days. Recommendation of a tool for customer focus, marketing or sales? InfusionSoft (https://www.infusionsoft.com/) – automate your small business sales and marketing, while combining your CRM, email marketing, lead capture and e-commerce in one place. The Fire Path (http://amzn.to/2xMAJyu) : A Beginner’s Guide to Growing Your Online Business A person who impact Kate’s “customer focus” success Pat Flynn – Smat Passive Income (https://www.smartpassiveincome.com/) – Learn how to build an online business using smart passive income. The best way to connect with Kate To reach Kate, Go to EOFire.com (http://www.eofire.com/contact)  and contact Team Fire! More resources for Entrepreneurs Don’t Miss – Customer Focus Strategy & Execution:  Market Analysis for Fundraising (http://www.reachormiss.com/market-analysis-fund-raising/) Hayut Yogev’s Latest post:  The three free, most practical steps to researching and locating your market (http://www.reachormiss.com/blog/entrepreneurs-challenge-how-to-find-potential-market-for-a-new-product/) Contact Us (http://www.reachormiss.com/contact-us/)

Analisis de las ultimas actuaciones de los equipos en su camino por Brasil 2014

En este programa analizaremos el camino de la seleccion mexicana en sus partidos de preparacion a Brasil2014

El deporte en la semana, Box, F1 y futbol con analisis picante por el Fire Team

En la mesa del Fire Team comentamos lasacciones de las jornadas mundialistas hasta el partido mexico Vs Brasil.