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Una tarde lluviosa más en Barcelona, sin la luz guía del Amado Líder, nos refugiamos en el Estudio Uno de Ona de Sants para hacer nuestro programa, cafecito calentito, pastitas y todos los estrenos recientes de cine y plataformas, aparte de los del título, como Caddo Lake, Los Radley, Hermanos y Things Will be Different.

Pepper's dishwasher stress. Tomorrow is Pepper & Dylan's Sidewalk Sale! Yembeh Moiba from KidSport draws the first Early Bird winner for the $1,000 Mr. Lube gift card. Dylan leaves the studio to ride a Vamoose E-Bike around the city! Dylan's 3 Things: Will the Oiler's order their lucky burgers? The Spittin Chiclets podcast called out Robbie's play-off song, Pepper goes dad mode! This weeks Rights & Wrongs.

Fiona speaks to Lucy McMahon and Celeste de Clario, two documentary film makers who produced "Things Will be Different" about the demolition of the Walker Street public housing estate. The film is being released nationally and supported by local housng justice campaigns. You can find out more at www.thingswillbedifferent.com

The enemy came to sift the disciples and even had a go at Jesus. As a Christian, you also will be tried and tested, it is not an uncommon thing. Things WILL happen to you on your journey with God, however, it's important to remember that your prayer life will affect your circumstances! Please Share This Broadcast!   To Give :

Zooming it this week! Big things in the weeks ahead, though, just wait! The Notes: No single Deuces here! We're like the Health Department! Ice Murder! Will wants to hear about your ice murders! Nelson is hot on the trail of a goldfish murderer! Nelson solves the goldfish murder the department tried to sweep under the rug! Will accidentally shits on his Oprah dream! Oprah dreams sometimes become Oprah nightmares! Will is briefly profound! Ollie is going to be a murder clown named Hugz for Halloween! The only thing scarier than murder is physical intimacy! Will has never found ET! Nelson's potentially flawed remembering of the plot of ET has tragic implications! Before ET flew just the right distance from the moon, he flew too close to the sun! Science Corner: How do you get to the moon? Going to space, first go up, then go out! Will has a common misconception about Australia! Will vamps while Nelson catches up on notes! A wine company copywriter has drawn our ire! Sports Corner! KC Current headed to the NWSL Championship game vs Portland, hell yeah! Top 5 Things Will and His Niece Do to Have Fun! Will is an idea man! Once again, Will is forcing women to perform his emotional labor! Metaphorical Beards! Nelson wonders how the other half lives! The sad little Jedi who wasn't allowed to play baseball! No Jedis in baseball: it's in the rules! Learning the lessons of Air Bud! Air Bud sent a shockwave through the world of sports! Ante Aer Bud (Before Air Bud) vs Anno Aer Bud (The year of our Air Bud, or After Air Bud)! Editor's Note: As Air Bud was released in 1997 CE, or 0 AAB, this podcast was recorded and released on October 23rd, 25 AAB. Contact Us! Follow Us! Love Us! Email: doubledeucepod@gmail.com Twitter & Instagram: @doubledeucepod Facebook: www.facebook.com/DoubleDeucePod/ Patreon: patreon.com/DoubleDeucePod Also, please subscribe/rate/review/share us! We're on Apple, Android, Libsyn, Stitcher, Google, Spotify, Amazon, Radio.com, RadioPublic, pretty much anywhere they got podcasts, you can find the Deuce! Podcast logo art by Jason Keezer! Find his art online at Keezograms! Intro & Outro featuring Rob Schulte! Check out his podcasts at Pink Jeans! Brought to you in part by sponsorship from Courtney Shipley, Official Superfans Stefan Rider & Molly Scanlon, and listeners like you! Join a tier on our Patreon! Advertise with us! Check out the Lawrence Times's 785 Collective at https://lawrencekstimes.com/785collective/ for a list of local LFK podcasts including this one!

**Trigger Warning** This episode includes discussion of suicidal ideations, psychosis, mental health, self harm, harm to others (children), and trauma. Join this Hard Conversation episode where I gain two new Clique members! Kayla, a mom and content creator tells her story of experiencing postpartum psychosis while Ashley, a postpartum mental health therapist weighs in as our "expert". The conversation talks about mental health and the behaviors associated with it. Please make sure to take care of yourself and others and listen to this tough conversation that NEEDS to be had. Remember, it does get better and there are people to help! If at any point you have thoughts of harming yourself and/or others, immediately seek help from someone you trust. Use 911 or 988 (suicide & crisis helpline). You are NOT alone. You ARE important. Things WILL get better. Make sure to find these ladies and the resources on todays show-Kayla @alldayabacompany on Instagram, AlldayABApodcast, email her at kayla@alldayaba.orgAshley @ashleyrodrugueswellness on InstagramPostpartum Support International- Has a 24 hour support hotline and much more! Find them on instagram @postpartumsupportinternational

It's the end of 2021, so it's time for our annual December shift of topics. This month you'll get to know our hosts better. Will Patch is Niche's Senior Enrollment Insights Leader for Higher Education. Prior to coming to Niche in 2019 Will served 9 years at Manchester University in roles as an Admissions Counselor, Associate Director for Admissions Operations, Social Media Coordinator, and ultimately as Digital Strategist. Will surfaces tactical insights from user behavior and surveys to help higher ed build recruitment strategies. In addition to the Enrollment Insights blog, webinars, and podcast; Will is a frequent conference speaker and podcast guest. He has presented at NACAC, AACRAO-SEM, AMA Higher Ed, CASE V, EduWeb, and EMA. Will's work has been featured in Forbes, Inside Higher Ed, CNBC, CNN, the LA Times, and The New York Times among other outlets. :30 - Introduction 1:05 - Things Will has tried that didn't work and what he learned 1:45 - Will's experimentation with engaging high school students as a physics/chemistry teacher 2:31 - “It never matters what you want to say. It mattes what your audience needs and wants to hear.” 6:30 - Will's experience with productive brain dumps 8:03 - How Will brainstorms and brings new ideas to his work at Niche 13:45 - How Will “devours” information 15:42 - Will's podcast recommendations and must-follow Twitter accounts 19:19 - What keeps education fresh and interesting for Will (after growing up as the child of two teachers and spending his career in the industry!) 23:16 - What Will thought he'd grow up to be 28:10 - How Will's perspective on enrollment marketing has changed since he joined Niche from working in-house 30:12 - Will's favorite topic on the Enrollment Ingishts podcast thus far 35:54 - Will's higher education heroes 41:55 - What surprised Will the most about college enrollment and marketing and 2021 Show notes are available on the Enrollment Insights Blog at niche.bz/podcast. In the Enrollment Insights Podcast, you'll hear about novel solutions to problems, ways to make processes better for students, and the questions that spark internal reflection and end up changing entire processes.

What is a project: an individual or collaborative enterprise that is carefully planned and designed to achieve a particular aim. Examples of projects: Home Improvement Project Construction Vacation Event planning Wedding Course Launch Podcast Launch Business launch  Anything with lots of moving parts and tasks So What is project management:  Project management is the way a person organizes and manages resources that are necessary to complete a project. People that manage projects are known as Project Managers. A project is a piece of work that is not a process or an operation. It has a start, an end, and goals Why do we need project management and Project managers?? We need a tool and/or person to manage all the moving parts of our projects to help us stay on track, be more efficient, and follow through to completion.  There are tools for you to do this on your own like Asana/Trello I have a business management course called talk Trello to me - all of the boards can be moved to Asana, ClickUp, Monday.com, etc Go to www.talktrellotome.com to view all of our business management organization templates.  So how can you manage projects better on your own 1 - Think Bigger Picture Does this fit into your business model Does this fit into long term plans Do we need to do this now or put it on the backburner for later  We all take on TOO many projects at one time, and we are juggling too many balls.  2 - Planning makes perfect (or as close as possible) Failing to plan is planning to fail.  You have to see how all the puzzle pieces fit together You have to map out all parts of the project and create a plan before you just dive in.  Plans WILL shift. But making small changes and deadline updates will be easier than adding in entire tasks that were forgotten or missed.  Launch New Paid four-week Workshop Conduct Market Research Determine Workshop Goals Create Workshop Plan and Timeline Create Workshop Structure Decide on Materials provided Create Lesson Outlines Create Workbook Create Product/Payment Processing Create a Welcome Email Create a Landing Sales Page Create Thank You Page Create Bonuses Create a Marketing Calendar Create Marketing Content Schedule Marketing Content 3 - Use a tool - but it won't solve all of your problems with a magic wand Asana, Trello, ClickUp, Monday.com, Basecamp, Airtable - just to name a few You CANNOT keep everything in your head - Things WILL fall through the cracks I know you think you can. But be honest with yourself - things are being forgotten and falling through the cracks Every project - even the smallest one comes with many many subtasks, information and potentially other people helping Example: Batch Record Monthly Podcast Content Write four outlines Schedule 4 times on the calendar Record 4 episodes Add recordings to Google Drive Notify Podcast Manager Create 4 Emails 4 - Project and Task Management is ALWAYS a moving target Just when you think things are in place and working well, something throws things off the plan.  Things come up; deadlines change, something was missed int he planning stage, something changed.  The job of a Project manager or project/task management tool is to help you see everything big picture to be able to shift your plans as needed.  New tasks, challenges, and situations will always come up. As a business owner, you are a project manager. Even if you have never thought of yourself as a project manager, you are managing your business, which is comprised on many projects.  Project management is messy—the more projects you take on, the more problems that will come up.  If you are still a solopreneur or very small business owner - you have to realize that you CANNOT take on 15 projects and effectively get them all done no matter how hard you try and think you can.  Always go back to the big picture plans. Does this project fit into your goals, and does it move your business or life forward?  I am a massive advocate for reverse engineering things.  What is the end goal - what projects & Tasks will get you there and have we planned out those projects and tasks   Be a Better CEO and Stop Letting Things Slip Through the Cracks!! Join Our FREE Masterclass Thanks for Listening! -Brittany Have questions? Email us at hello@processforprofit.co or Visit our Helpdesk and submit a support ticket.

What is a good way to have a good mindset?Ruben Kusi, INFJ Quora son here. Answers questions about life and livingNO MATTER WHAT, NEVER hate ANYONEAlways remember, NOTHING IS PERMANENT. Things WILL turn around someday. BELIEVE THATSTOP COMPLAINING. Complaining is simply giving yourself excuses for your inaction.STOP BLAMING EVERYONE FOR YOUR PROBLEMS. They are yourproblems for a reason. You could complain for years and no one will solve them for you or you could use a day or a week or months to take care of that issue.BE CONTENT WITH YOURSELF AND WHATEVER YOU CURRENTLY POSSESS. Don't envy. Simply try to make your life better. ACCEPT whatever your life circumstances are currently. Then if you can change it, do so.LET GO OFF EXPECTATIONS. Your kindness and goodness should come from a place love and abundance. Give freely and you will NEVER be disappointed.Stop trying to change what you cannot control and take control over what you can. Stop trying to change people but instead try to influence them.Try to live by yourself. Why? It will teach you how to take responsibility for yourself and how to be self-reliant. Plus you will appreciate people more.NEVER QUIT whatever that makes you happy unless you are uncomfortable doing it or it goes and against your beliefs or is unhealthy for you. It is what keeps you sane. Mine is playing sports.Help people out in the least ways possible. It doesn't matter. Helping that man out with his load wouldn't be a bad idea. Getting that kid whose mother cannot afford that toy as his Christmas present would be fantastic. If it wouldn't break the bank. BELIEVE IT OR NOT THAT KID WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER and do similar for others in the future. And that's how you make the world a better placeBe grateful.

What is a good way to have a good mindset? Ruben Kusi, INFJ Quora son here. Answers questions about life and living NO MATTER WHAT, NEVER hate ANYONE Always remember, NOTHING IS PERMANENT. Things WILL turn around someday. BELIEVE THAT STOP COMPLAINING. Complaining is simply giving yourself excuses for your inaction. STOP BLAMING EVERYONE FOR YOUR PROBLEMS. They are yourproblems for a reason. You could complain for years and no one will solve them for you or you could use a day or a week or months to take care of that issue. BE CONTENT WITH YOURSELF AND WHATEVER YOU CURRENTLY POSSESS. Don't envy. Simply try to make your life better. ACCEPT whatever your life circumstances are currently. Then if you can change it, do so. LET GO OFF EXPECTATIONS. Your kindness and goodness should come from a plac...

Things WILL break on your boat. Many times, a permanent fix isn't immediately possible, especially if you're in a remote area. So what are you doing to do in the meantime? Carolyn Shearlock details numerous ways to cope with common gear failures. Sponsor: Marmara Imports. Turkish towels and other fine hand-loomed, fair trade textiles from Turkey. Soft and luxurious, yet tiny to store and fast drying. View their selection at marmaraimports.com and use the code TAKE10 at checkout through June 30 for a $10.00 discount on any bath size product (39" x 70"). Music: “Slow Down” by Yvette Craig

Things WILL break on your boat. Many times, a permanent fix isn't immediately possible, especially if you're in a remote area. So what are you doing to do in the meantime? Carolyn Shearlock details numerous ways to cope with common gear failures. Sponsor: Marmara Imports. Turkish towels and other fine hand-loomed, fair trade textiles from Turkey. Soft and luxurious, yet tiny to store and fast drying. View their selection at marmaraimports.com and use the code TAKE10 at checkout through June 30 for a $10.00 discount on any bath size product (39" x 70"). Music: “Slow Down” by Yvette Craig

I just loved chatting with a brilliant Mompreneur I met this year through Instagram, Leesha Chamberlain. Leesha is a wife, a mom to one adorable little girl, and a wellness coach. She blogs at Living Contently where she helps women take better care of themselves and their families. Press the play button below or read on to hear our conversation about self-image, how to create a beautiful Instagram feed, and how she uses her planner to maintain a healthy balance between work and home. Listen Now 1:10 - So Tell Me Really, What IS a Wellness Coach? I don’t know about you, but I’ve been seeing a lot about wellness coaches these days! It seems like there are a ton of different ways wellness coaches run their businesses and I haven’t really taken the time to figure out what a wellness coach actually does! Thankfully, Leesha shared her own journey and gave me some clarification. She’s been coaching people, especially moms, to health and wellness for about 18 months now. Leesha was drawn to wellness coaching due to her own childhood history of weight struggles, and a battle with disordered eating in high school. Leesha was able to conquer those battles...but only temporarily. When she was pregnant, those same issues came flooding back. Knowing she had a little girl on the way helped Leesha realize enough was enough.She knew she had to do something better for herself and her daughter. She knew she had to learn healthy eating habits along with a healthy lifestyle. This life-changing decision prompted Leesha to start looking at different options.  But with her history of disordered eating, plus her new role as a nursing mom, Leesha knew she needed to be careful. She read a blog post that described a program the author used to lose weight after having her baby, plus preserve her breastfeeding relationship and adopt long-term healthy habits. (Win! Win! Win!) The author was a wellness coach and her program was successful for Leesha too! She found the accountability and support to be invaluable and lost 40+ pounds - that was all her baby weight and then some! You can imagine with these kinds of dynamic results, Leesha was eager to share with others, which started her own journey to becoming a wellness coach. To be trained as a wellness coach means understanding nutrition and fitness in a healthy, balanced way. Leesha learned that health isn’t restricting intake, but giving your body exactly what it needs. 4:55 - Helping Women Get Healthy Women often feel pigeonholed into maintaining one focus with health and fitness, like losing weight, and nothing else. As a coach, Leesha works with women at all different stages of their journey. She looks at the goals, backgrounds, and lifestyles of her clients, then together they create a plan with tools and resources that work. Leesha is especially passionate about unlocking these wellness journeys for moms! It’s hard for moms to take care of themselves. But with Leesha’s programs, her moms create healthy lifestyles for themselves and the whole family! 5:51 - When Being Vulnerable Makes You Stronger I can totally relate to pregnancy bringing up all sorts of body image issues. I gained 62 pounds when I was pregnant with Levi. He’s 6 months old now, and I’ve since lost almost all of it. But I still worry if I’ll ever feel like myself again! This is the same type of fear Leesha stuffed deep down inside. But once she started talking, the power of those fears left. Who would have known that actually airing these worries would make them go away? Women, we need to talk to other women and encourage one another! 7:30 - Curating an Intentional Instagram Feed I actually met Leesha through her beautiful Instagram feed. I’m always on the lookout for brilliant business moms doing fabulous things, and not only are Leesha’s photos gorgeous, but her posts are so well done! All her content is centered around getting healthy and living intentionally, and I just love how seamless she’s made her feed. Of course, you don’t curate a beautiful feed by accident. Leesha says her two goals with Instagram are to tell her story and connect with others. After all, her business model requires quite a bit from her customers. She needs women to feel comfortable about approaching her with their concerns about weight and self-image. So she has to make a strong first impression on her potential clients! Leesha is really intentional with the content she curates for her feed. Each post touches on one of 5 main themes. (Isn’t this a great tip!?) Leesha suggests choosing those 5-6 things that are really a part of who you are as a person, and curating only posts that fit one of those themes. Leesha goes beyond just talking about her  business and helps people to connect with her on a personal level too. Leesha’s 5-6 things are: Fitness Faith Family Motherhood Self-love Health Take a minute and think through the qualities and passions that will define your own Instagram feed! 11:30 - Capturing Gorgeous Instagram Photos We’ve talked about big-picture content, let’s get down to the pretty images. Leesha has some fabulous tips for creating beautiful Instagram images. I hope it’s encouraging for you to know that Leesha has no professional photography experience. Really! You don’t have to be a super pro to have a professional-looking feed. What you do need, and what Leesha practices, is a desire to make constant improvements. Leesha is constantly gleaning as much information as she can to be better at her craft - both as a coach and a social media influencer. Leesha was kind enough to share several of those tips with me. Pick 3-4 backgrounds to use consistently. You can use either a natural background in your house or something you’ve purchased like a piece of fabric or poster board. A consistent background will do a lot to make your feed more cohesive. Lighting! Lighting! Lighting! Again, to encourage those of us who are beginners, Leesha doesn’t have any fancy photography equipment! All her photos are iPhone photos. Lighting will be your game changer. And my favorite rule for lighting is the more natural light the better. This means Leesha often takes her images right beside a window in her house or using a big presentation poster board as a backdrop. So the light coming in from the window will reflect off of the white surface of the poster board. Edit, just a little. Since Leesha’s photo-taking is all smart-phone based, she relies on apps for editing. To crop or adjust lighting, her two favorite apps are Snapseed and Aviary. And of course there are tons of other photo editing apps that won’t cost you an arm and a leg. Pick one and play around with it until you get something that you find attractive. (And go ahead and test more than one option!) Choose one filter for all of your images. Whether it’s a filter within Instagram or a third-party editing app, picking just one to use will help you achieve a cohesive, professional look. Leesha uses a particular filter on Aviary for each of her photos. Instagram is a scrolling environment--where thumbs are whizzing past pictures every day! You want your images to stand out so that people say, “OH! That’s my favorite business owner’s post. I’ll take time to read what she said.” And Leesha’s feed is truly beautiful! It’s so light and bright. She sprinkles other photos in with her standard backgrounds, but that white background is the glue that holds everything together! The final effect is really professional. 18:10 - Picture-Perfect Doesn’t Have to Take Forever! Figuring out the perfect filter or the perfect app can be tough.  In so many aspects of her business, Leesha spends a lot of time at the front end to do research, play around with options, then figure out exactly what she wants before putting her plan into action. It’s worth the time you spend initially to get the results you’re after. You might be wondering, how much time does it take to get that picture-perfect result? Well, it varies and Leesha admits she’s a bit of a perfectionist. How much time she’ll spend on a photo really depends on the quality of the original image and how much editing she needs to do. If she can stage the photo on her specific background and have good natural lighting, it might take 10-15 mins to do her simple photos and edits. Another way Leesha streamlines her process is to try to use the same edits each time. But here’s the great news... the more you practice, the faster you get! 20:50 - It Won’t Always be this Hard When you’re first learning something new, it can feel overwhelming. It’s easy to think that a certain task or skill will always be super challenging and time consuming. “Posting on Instagram will always be hard.” “Filing my business taxes will always be hard.” And sure, at first your images might take an hour to create from start to finish, but it won’t always be that way. Cheer up, mama! Things WILL get easier! Keep learning and practicing. You can do this! 21:28 - More than Just a Planner... It’s been clear talking to Leesha that she’s a total go-getter Mamaprenuer. It shouldn’t come as no surprise that she’s always been a planner nerd. (I totally get it!! You’re my person, Leesha!) I was blushing at the lovely compliments Leesha had for the Brilliant Life Planner. Like so many of you, she wanted a planner that worked for her business and personal life. Leesha knew ahead of time that two separate planners would be less efficient for her. One of her favorite components (and a favorite of many!) is the weekly reflection pages. Not only can you record memories and gratitude, you can also keep those goals you set at the beginning of the year at the forefront of your mind. It’s nice to have that weekly progress report, so you don’t lose steam by March! Leesha says she always thought she’d be a scrapbooking type mom, but she’s not! The weekly reflection pages allow her to record the cute things her daughter did and said, so she can keep that record of what’s happening as her daughter grows, without spending the time that scrapbooking takes. 25:00 - Project Planner Another page Leesha loves is the Project Planner! (And honestly, I don’t think this amazing resource gets enough press! I’m glad Leesha mentioned it.) On the Project Planning pages you can break down those big, whopping assignments of yours and list each specific step. It guides you through thinking about the budget, time frame, and what needs to happen to get that big project done! 27:15 - Getting Straight A’s in Planner School Another benefit of the Brilliant Life Planner Leesha loved is a series I did in January: Planner School. It’s a video-driven walkthrough of my goal setting process (with your Brilliant Life Planner, of course!) that initially took place in a lively, interactive Facebook group. Leesha says she always wanted to be a woman with a pretty-to-look-at planner, but it’s not her style! It was so great for her to see all the colorful, stickered planner pages in the Planner School Facebook group. But the great thing about the Brilliant Life Planner? It’s pretty on its own - you don’t HAVE to do anything else! 28:28 - How Leesha Plans Her Days It’s been so fun for me to see how different ladies use the Weekly Time Blocking pages. Leesha let me in on her process, and it’s just as unique and lovely as she is! Like many of you (myself included) Leesha does not describe herself as a super strict schedule follower. Much like Julie Fuller, Leesha will use her time blocks to first plot out specific, time- sensitive activities like meetings and training. Each morning, she’ll take time to write out her daily priorities to accomplish. And Leesha does mean priorities! She’ll list out her tasks in a numbered list, 1 through 10, by order of importance. So when Leesha gets a pocket of work time during the day, she knows exactly what needs to happen next. Of course, some days go much more according to plan than others! This numbered priority list guides her. And what doesn’t get accomplished in one day just moves to the next. With a new baby at home, that’s usually how my planner looks, too! In so many ways I’m actually an anti-planner! First and foremost, my planner is a tool to help me reach my goals and stay focused on what matters most. Life often means that my planner gets jumbled and things move around. And I wouldn’t have it any other way! 30:13 - Give Yourself Permission To Move Tasks I thought Leesha’s simple practice of moving unfinished tasks to the next day was so refreshing! We aren’t getting graded by how much we can check off a list in a day! That’s not a fair assessment of what truly matters. Of course, I want you to work hard at your business goals and craft that brilliant life of yours. But, at the end of the day, I want you to lay your head on your pillow and know that cuddling your kiddos or having a meaningful conversation with your husband were the most important things you could do. And those tasks that didn’t get finished? Just move them on over. You always get an A+ at life in my book :) 32:40 - Leesha’s Biggest Struggle With Time Management If we’re being honest, being a mom is often our biggest time management struggle! Leesha says that she’s pretty task-oriented and enjoys that feeling of checking off her to-do list. But of course, you can’t always start and finish tidy tasks with kids at home! What keeps Leesha grounded is maintaining her priorities that she is a mom first, and a business owner second. When you design your life with snacks, diaper changes, and cuddles in mind...it all works out. 37:10 - Leesha’s Adorable Mom Moment Little ones help us see so much of ourselves! Leesha loves seeing how her daughter Grace has adopted some of her habits. For example, when Leesha grocery shops she always takes a detailed meal plan and shopping list. As items get added to the cart, she checks them off her list. Grace already (within her first year!) has had to have a notebook and pen with her when they go to the grocery store to keep track of her little items! Isn’t that the cutest!? I loved this conversation with Leesha, and hope you came away feeling as refreshed and validated in your planning as I did! Connect with Leesha Instagram: @leeshachamberlain Site: Living-Contently.com

This week we learn how to Do The Impossible with Extreme Athlete, Ray Zahab. “You define yourself by what you do” Ray Zahab is an extreme runner and motivational speaker. He has been active in extreme running adventures in several countries around the world, including challenges that most people would consider impossible. But it wasn’t always that way. As a young adult Ray was smoking a pack of cigarettes per day, living a sedentary life and was basically unhappy. What motivated him to get off the couch and start training by tying a car tire around his waist for resistance while running uphills? What inspired Ray to become a leader in perspectives about what is physically possible? The answer will shock you! “When things aren’t going well, resilience is your ability to stick to it, not give up and see that light at the end of the tunnel. Things WILL get better.” In 2007 Ray starred in the documentary "Running the Sahara" narrated and produced by Matt Damon. The film follows three men as they run across the Sahara Desert, from Senegal to Egypt, at a pace of more than 50 miles per day for 111 straight days and more than 4,300 miles of challenging terrain. And that was just the start of Ray’s fantastic career to redefining “Impossible”. Ray has also crossed the Gobi Desert, the Patagonian Desert, the Mohave Desert, the Atacama Desert, Lake Baikal in Russia, Baffin Island, Death Valley and the Canadian Arctic. “A lot of the challenges that we face that are Goal-Based are 90% Mental.” Zahab is the author of the autobiography Running for My Life: On the Extreme Road with Adventure Runner Ray Zahab and co-author with Steve Pitt of Running to Extremes: Ray Zahab's Amazing Ultramarathon Journey “The one thing among leaders that seems to be consistent is that ability to be resilient” Links: Ray Zahab on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ray-zahab-974a5429 Ray Zahab on Twitter: @RayZahab https://twitter.com/RayZahab?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Ray Zahab’s Email: rzahab@impossible2possible.com Ray Zahab’s Website: https://www.rayzahab.com/about/ Impossible2Possible Website: http://www.impossible2possible.com Ray Zahab’s Books: https://www.amazon.ca/Running-My-Life-extreme-adventure/dp/1897178441 Running The Sahara documentary: https://youtu.be/HidKMFClQUU Ubiquity Leadership Coaching: www.UbiquityLeadership.com Next Week’s Show: Startups & Entrepreneurs with Startup Canada’s CEO, Victoria Lennox

Andre De Castro, CEO, and Founder at Blockchain of Things participates in Risk Roundup to discuss whether Blockchain will secure the Internet of Things. Blockchain and Internet of Things Will blockchain secure the internet of things? As the digital global age witnesses, transformative technological advances that are disrupting entities across NGIOA, countless business and trade […] The post Will Blockchain Secure the Internet of Things appeared first on Risk Group.

It’s a jam-packed agenda as Christine, Chido and featured guest, Cousin T, explore the issue of how accents influence perceptions, and the reasons why we code-switch. Also in the episode, the sisters put in their two cents worth on a research study that linked champagne drinking to increased brain health, and Maria Borges’ historical strut down the runway in the Victoria’s Secret 2015 fashion show. Minority Spotlight: Parris Goebel Sources: No, Champagne Won’t Improve Your Memory (But These 7 Things Will) http://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/entry/champagne-memory-study_56421041e4b0b24aee4bd133?section=australia&adsSiteOverride=au Maria Borges on Her History-Making Teeny-Weeny Afro on the Victoria’s Secret Runway http://www.elle.com/beauty/q-and-a/a31861/maria-borges-natural-hair-victorias-secret/ How Outdated Stereotypes About British Accents Reinforce the Class Ceiling: http://theconversation.com/how-outdated-stereotypes-about-british-accents-reinforce-the-class-ceiling-43683 Parris Goebel biography: http://www.parrisgoebel.com/biography.html

If you are interested in joining the YST Ravelry group, you can find it by getting on Ravelry, and going to the groups search box.  Search under Yarnspinnerstales spin in and it should give you the link you need to find us. Music today is from MusicAlley.  The opening song is Things Will be Better Next Year by Wil Maring.  The closing song is One More Year by Brett Mikels