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This week on The Game Plan, RB and Dylan Pugh are joined by Susie Tomson, Global Head of Insight & Impact at Think Beyond, to dive into two important Sport Industry Awards categories: the Tessa Jowell Community Award and the Purpose-Driven Sponsorship Award.Follow us on @sportindustry

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Followers of Jesus, we have a problem. We live in a culture that encourages me to put me at the center of everything. At the same time, Jesus invites us "to deny ourselves and follow him." How do we follow Jesus and put others first? It's not as easy as it seems.Join us for week two of “The Good Life” Lent series.Socials:www.facebook.com/clcecolumbiawww.instagram.com/centrallutheran/www.centrallutheran.church

In this week's Talent Hub Talk podcast episode, we're joined by Michael Sullivan or Sully, as he is widely known across the Salesforce ecosystem. Sully is the Chief Growth Officer and co-owner of Think Beyond, an Australian-based Salesforce partner. Through the episode, Sully shares his career journey, how he ended up in sales and how he found his way into the Salesforce ecosystem. Having spent several years working at Salesforce, Sully explains what made working for the business so great and how he developed his sales and leadership skills. Sully then explains why he moved into services, how he found the transition from selling licenses to services, and how the market has evolved over the last few years. Finally, Sully talks about what attracted him to join Think Beyond as a co-owner, what makes them different, and where he sees them playing.   Make sure you're following Michael here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sullynz/ You can learn more about Think Beyond here: https://think-beyond.com.au/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/think-beyond-partners-sales-performance/   You can find more content from us at Talent Hub, here: LinkedIn@ https://www.linkedin.com/company/talent-hub-global/ YouTube@ https://www.youtube.com/@talenthub1140 Facebook@ https://www.facebook.com/TalentHubGlobal/ Instagram @ https://www.instagram.com/talenthubglobal/ Twitter X @ https://twitter.com/TalentHubGlobal We hope you enjoy the episode!

As UX advocates and practitioners, we tend to focus on the immediate project at hand—the website, the app, the product interface. But that's only a fraction of the actual user experience. Every digital interaction a person has with an organization shapes their perception. The problem? Most companies treat these interactions in silos, leading to a fragmented and often frustrating user experience.The reality is that UX is much broader than we often acknowledge. It doesn't start when a user lands on a website, and it certainly doesn't end when they complete a transaction. If we want to deliver truly great experiences, we need to step back and look at the full picture.The Many Touchpoints That Shape UXBefore a user even reaches a website or app, they've already started forming an impression. Consider:Search engine results and AI responses – The way your company appears in Google results or AI-generated summaries sets expectations. Is your messaging consistent and clear?Online ads and social media – Are these touchpoints accurately reflecting the experience users will have when they engage further?Email communications – Welcome emails, transactional messages, and support replies are all part of the experience. Are they seamless, or do they feel disjointed?Customer support and post-sale interactions – A great digital product can still lead to a poor overall experience if a user struggles with invoicing, onboarding, or troubleshooting.Each of these moments contributes to what we traditionally call customer experience (CX), but in today's digital landscape, they're inseparable from user experience (UX).The Hidden UX Killer: InconsistencyOne of the biggest UX failings organizations face is inconsistency across digital touchpoints. Marketing might promise one thing, while the actual product experience delivers another.A compelling ad says "Simple and Fast!" but the sign-up process is clunky.An SEO-optimized page ranks highly, but when users click, the page isn't relevant to their needs.A chatbot answers a question, but the follow-up email contradicts the information.This disconnect leads to frustration, distrust, and ultimately, lost customers. It's our job as UX professionals to address these gaps—not just within the product, but across the entire user journey.UX Needs to Be a Strategic, Not Just TacticalIf UX teams are only focused on designing screens and interfaces, we're missing a much bigger opportunity. Instead of being purely project-based, UX needs to take on a strategic role in shaping the overall digital experience. This means:Advocating for a unified user experience across all digital interactions. UX shouldn't be isolated within a product team—it should collaborate with marketing, sales, and customer support to ensure alignment.Defining experience principles that guide all digital interactions, from social media to transactional emails.Identifying and fixing broken touchpoints before they frustrate users, not just improving the ones we've been assigned to.Educating teams across the organization about how every digital interaction contributes to the overall UX.Too often, UX teams focus on polishing individual products while ignoring the broader ecosystem. But if our job is to create great user experiences, then we need to think far beyond the boundaries of a single app or website.The Future of UX: A More Holistic ApproachThe shift from project-based UX to strategic UX isn't an easy one. It requires getting buy-in from leadership, working across departments, and often stepping outside our comfort zones.But the companies that get this right—those that ensure consistency, clarity, and ease across every digital interaction—are the ones that build trust, improve retention, and ultimately, create a better user experience in the truest sense.So, as you look at your work this week, ask yourself: Am I designing just for this project, or am I shaping the bigger picture?

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Ever made a flippant, seemingly minor decision that radically changed the course of your life?Morgan Housel has experienced this. At age 17, he made a quick decision that ended up saving his life. Sadly, two of his friends were less fortunate. He shares that story in today's podcast episode, and sheds light on the lessons he's learned from it. Housel says that his lifesaving choice — and many of our other important decisions — are snap verdicts, ones that we don't spend much time thinking about. If pivotal moments are decided in a flash, how do we navigate risk? How do we evaluate our options? Housel says this comes understanding concepts that remain constant, consistent, and universal. We need to accept that humans aren't rational. We must appreciate the reasons why the best answer doesn't always win. We ought to remember that we overlook many good things happening around us. These constants will most likely impact our futures. Housel was named by MarketWatch as one of the 50 most influential people in the market. He is the New York Times bestselling author of The Psychology of Money. He joins us to discuss the ideas in his book, "Same As Ever". We're sharing this as part of GREATEST HITS WEEK, a 5-day series in which we're sharing 5 episodes, across 5 days, that originally aired at the start of 2024 (January through March). You may have missed it then; enjoy it now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, I share practical strategies for recruiting leaders to create a winning plan for the year ahead. From setting a vision to defining daily actions, I provide a framework to align goals with measurable outcomes. This episode will help you focus on personal growth, innovation, and accountability to elevate your recruiting efforts in the coming year. Episode Breakdown [00:00] Introduction - The importance of crafting a detailed recruiting plan tied to a larger vision. [02:00] Vision vs. Goals - Why a vision with a roadmap is more effective than standalone goals. [05:00] Reflecting and Adjusting - How to evaluate past results and adapt plans to unforeseen circumstances. [08:30] The 10-Year Vision - Using a long-term vision to drive innovation and personal growth year after year. [11:30] The Pillars of Success Influence: Building your presence through social media, industry events, and content creation. Daily Activities: Prioritizing consistent outreach via calls, LinkedIn, emails, and follow-ups. Internal Engagement: Strengthening alignment and collaboration within your team. Innovation: Exploring unique strategies that set you apart from competitors. [18:00] The Role of Accountability - Why tracking and reporting progress is critical for sustained success. [21:00] Building an Actionable Plan - Mapping quarterly, monthly, and weekly activities to support your vision and goals. Key Takeaways Vision Drives Action - A clear, long-term vision provides direction and helps prioritize annual and daily activities. Growth is Non-Negotiable - To achieve your goals, you must grow personally and professionally by learning new skills and adopting innovative practices. Accountability Multiplies Results - What you measure and report improves exponentially, making accountability essential for achieving success. Plan in Pillars - Divide your plan into actionable categories like influence, activities, internal engagement, and innovation to stay organized and focused. Think Beyond the Basics - Don't just set goals; align them with measurable actions and hold yourself accountable. A recruiting plan isn't just about setting goals—it's about creating a vision supported by intentional actions and accountability. As you plan for the upcoming year, reflect on where you've been, where you're going, and what you need to do differently to succeed. With a strong foundation, innovative ideas, and the right accountability, you'll set yourself apart as a top recruiting leader. Need help refining your recruiting plan? Subscribe to my weekly email at 4crecruiting.com or book a session with me at bookrichardnow.com to create a customized plan for success.

Is alignment between B2B marketing and sales teams overrated? The concept may be in need of a rethink, say Principal Analysts John Arnold and Rick Bradberry. This week on What It Means, they describe what more productive marketing-sales relationships might look like.

On today's episode, I'm joined by Dr Susie Tomson, one of the world's leading proponents of sustainability in sport.  Having led the UK Sport research project into environmental support for NGBs and co-chaired the UN Sport for Climate Action working group, Susie brings hands-on experience that very few could match. Currently a Senior Partner at Think Beyond, her experiences underpin much of their approach to climate action, where, she has developed and delivered sustainability programmes for the likes of SailGP, World Athletics, and Liverpool FC. We discuss some of these programs, as well as what others could do - both at a rightsholder and an individual level… Time Stamps 2:00 - Susie's Journey 5:00 - Motivations for Becoming Sustainable  7:00 - Building a New Sports Property with a Sustainable Vision (such as SailGP) 12:00 - Developing Sustainability into the DNA of an Established Rightsholder (like Liverpool FC) 18:00 - Sporting Product vs Sustainability Promises  23:00 - Sport's Ability to Impact Things 25:00 - Sports as an Incubator for New Technologies 28:00 - The Role and Responsibilities of Athletes 32:00 - The Importance of Purpose 38:00 - How Could the Environmental Movement Communicate Better?  43:00 - Formula 1 Case Study  45:00 - Understanding Your Supply Chain  52:00 - Final Thoughts and Takeaways  Additional Links Connect with Susie on LinkedIn - Here Connect with Andy on LinkedIn - Here

The biggest threats in cybersecurity don't come from outside attackers—they come from within. From toxic personal agendas to a lack of cross-functional collaboration, the real risk lies in how people operate, not just the systems they use. It's a hard truth for many leaders, but one that can transform organizations if embraced. In this episode of Audience 1st Podcast, I had a real, raw conversation with Amy Chaney about what's truly broken in cybersecurity leadership—and how to fix it. We dove into the pervasive issue of personal agendas, the saturation of cybersecurity communities that often fail to deliver, and what separates good vendors from bad ones. Amy also shared her insights on what it really takes to thrive as a Chief Risk Officer, her approach to balancing technical and human risks, and why collaboration—not ego—is the key to solving the industry's toughest challenges.

ISC International Sports Awards Agency of the Year nominee, Think Beyond, is a leading social impact and sustainability consultancy, working in and through sport and entertainment.       With offices in London, New York and Lausanne, they have an impressive portfolio of clients keen to prepare for the future, including Liverpool Football Club, World Athletics, World Rugby, FIBA, Subway, The Premier League, ESPN, SailGP and more. In this latest ISC Business of Sport podcast, Andrew James talks to Managing Partner Sam Shave and Senior Partner, Dr Susie Tomson. Sam on the changing landscape of sustainability in sport: “We talk about the shift from risk, to opportunity. This started off as CSR and sport felt it had to do something, because someone might look at us, so let's make sure we tick a couple of boxes and give some money to this charity, so nobody is going to have an argument with us now. Then it got to the point where sport realised it probably does have to do something. There's regulation coming in, fan and sponsor expectations etc. But it was still fundamentally, risk mitigation. What we try to embed with our clients, is that actually, you need to take a different mind set. Fundamentally, what does it look like if you become leaders in this space? You are no longer just reliant on the size of your perimeter advertising boards or the eyeballs on them, you now have a story to tell and that human interest is attractive to partnets. So it's not about mitigating risk, it's about maximising opportunity.” Susie on the business case for sustainability in sport: “There are three angles really. One is just, fundamentally, getting your house in order. You can put a value on retaining and attracting clients, there's a lot of research done around the expectations of the next generation and you can put a value on that too. You can also start looking at what happens if you lose your licence to operate from an environmental or health and safety perspective, where there are values if you have a breach of compliance. The third aspect is commercialisation, which is part of the conversation, but becoming an increasingly critical part. Susie on the climate future: “When you talk about the climate, that really is looking to the future and making sure that your sport or your business is future-proofed and resilient to the impacts. Now, as in Spain recently, we are seeing lost days of events and damage to infrastructure. All of that has a cost. We are certainly now moving into that space where we are helping our clients just measuring their carbon and signing the Sports Climate Action Pledge and making sure they are not being damaging, to now realising that you now have to start thinking about what the risk and the impact is on you from a climate perspective. Looking at each risk, how can you flip that on it's head and turn it into an opportunity and make sure that from grassroots through to the professional level, you are ready for what is going to come down the track. We are starting to put numbers on ‘what is the cost of adaptation' and ‘what is the cost of inaction'.” Sam on the American focus of the next four years, with both the world's biggest sporting events heading to the USA. “We are looking quite carefully at the US. Whatever happens over there will be interesting to watch and we hope to be an integral part of that. We already have an office in New York and interesting clients there. NASCAR is an absolutely fascinating piece to work on. A traditional sport with a really traditional fanbase. In terms of the US political situation  their fanbase will have a view on sustainability, but actually, they have got an incredible leadership team that are saying, ‘we want to look at how NASCAR develops and changes into the future”. It is easy to get into some kind of rabbit hole, looking at what needs to be done with sustainability. But actually, you just want to think ‘what is the kind of sport you want to be delivering in 20 years time and how do you get to that point. There's going to be a huge amount of change and sustainability is going to be one of that pieces of change.”

In this eye-opening episode of the No Money Real Estate Podcast, I'm here to tell you why traditional rental properties are costing investors millions and how you can completely change the game by thinking outside the box.

My guest today on the Online for Authors podcast is Frank Winters, author of the book 10 Little Rules for Sharing Your Story. A father of two fantastic men, public speaker, geographer, and explorer, Frank Winters was intrigued and motivated by a random fact: one of the things he loves the most – public speaking – is the thing most feared by many. His work (as Geographic Information Officer of NYS, President of the National States Geographic Information Council and Chair of the National Pandemic GIS Task Force) gives Frank a breadth of  professional experiences to draw from. Outside of work, Frank coached a youth mountain bike race team to a state championship and served for more than two decades as President of a non-profit ski area. Paying back a lifelong debt to the Boy Scouts of America, he serves as Section Director for the National Camp School wilderness guide program. A recent annual tradition for Frank and his oldest son is racing the 90-mile Adirondack Canoe Classic. In my book review, I stated 10 Little Rules for Sharing Your Story explores his rules for public speaking. However, these rules will help more than those speaking behind a podium. Do you want to be a better communicator with those you love? Do you want to provide a legacy of stories to your children? Do you want to connect more over coffee and bagels? Then 10 Little Rules for Sharing Your Story is the right book for you. Not only does Frank share his rules, but he provides notebooking pages so you can create your own rules around storytelling. My favorite rule is #6 - Think Beyond the Elevator Pitch. Frank believes that if you have something important to say, you should be able to adjust it to the time given to you. If you only have 7 seconds, what would you say? What about two minutes? What about twenty? By thinking of our stories this way, we can learn what parts are the most important and the most intriguing. I will definitely be using this idea in my own speaking! I highly recommend this 10 Little Rules book. Subscribe to Online for Authors to learn about more great books! https://www.youtube.com/@onlineforauthors?sub_confirmation=1 Join the Novels N Latte Book Club community to discuss this and other books with like-minded readers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3576519880426290 You can follow Author Frank Winters Website: https://10littlerules.com/store/10-Little-Rules-for-Sharing-Your-Story-p608565155 LinkedIn: @frank-winters-gio   Purchase 10 Little Rules for Sharing Your Story on Amazon: Paperback: Hardcover: https://amzn.to/3MuFIwa Teri M Brown, Author and Podcast Host: https://www.terimbrown.com FB: @TeriMBrownAuthor IG: @terimbrown_author X: @terimbrown1   #frankwinters #10littlerules #10littlerulesforsharingyourstory #selfhelp #inspirational #terimbrownauthor #authorpodcast #onlineforauthors #characterdriven #researchjunkie #awardwinningauthor #podcasthost #podcast #readerpodcast #bookpodcast #writerpodcast #author #books #goodreads #bookclub #fiction #writer #bookreview *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Unlocking the Power of Intellectual Property for Consultants and CoachesIn the latest episode of "The Thoughtful Entrepreneur," host Josh delves into the critical role of intellectual property (IP) for consultants and coaches with Erin Austin, the founder of Think Beyond IP. This episode is a treasure trove of insights on how experts can transform their knowledge into scalable revenue streams by creating, protecting, and leveraging intellectual property assets. Josh kicks off the episode by inviting listeners to explore opportunities for introductions to partners, investors, influencers, and clients. Drawing from his extensive experience of speaking with over 2,000 leaders, Josh shares a free video resource that outlines steps to achieve 100% inbound business strategies without relying on spam, ads, or sales tactics.Erin Austin, the guest of the episode, specializes in helping consultants and coaches leverage their expertise into scalable revenue streams through the creation, protection, and licensing of intellectual property. Erin shares her excitement about joining the conversation and provides an overview of her work. She explains that many experts start their careers by selling their time, but as they grow, they realize the limitations of this model. Erin emphasizes the need to decouple income from time by creating intellectual property assets. These assets, derived from their intellect and expertise, can be sold or licensed, allowing for greater profitability and scalability.Josh expresses interest in hearing about Erin's journey and the impact she has had on her clients. Erin shares that her background in corporate environments, where intellectual property was a daily focus, led her to recognize the untapped potential of IP for independent experts. She recounts working with learning and development professionals who initially provided one-on-one services but sought to scale their businesses. Erin also discusses her podcast, "Hourly to Exit," which focuses on transitioning from an unsustainable hourly business model to a scalable, profitable one. She invites listeners to visit her website, Think Beyond IP, where they can access a free resource outlining the "Audit, Protect, and Leverage" framework.About Erin Austin:Erin is a Corporate Attorney, Podcast Host, Founder of Think Beyond IP and Protect Your Expertise. She is a Harvard Law alum and seasoned contracts expert with over 30 years of legal experience.She offers 1:1 legal services to expert business owners with corporate clients and creates easy-to-understand guides and digital products for business owners who need help understanding how to use and protect their intellectual property. Erin is especially skilled at simplifying complex legal issues and jargon into simple, easyto-understand terms and explanations business owners can actually understand and use.About Think Beyond IP:Legal Services tailored to protect and maximize the value of your ideas and helping B2B professional services firms identify, protect and leverage their valuable intellectual assetsApply to be a Guest on The Thoughtful Entrepreneur: https://go.upmyinfluence.com/podcast-guestLinks Mentioned in this Episode:Want to learn more? Check out Think Beyond IP website athttps://www.thinkbeyondip.com/Check out Think Beyond IP on LinkedIn athttps://www.linkedin.com/company/think-beyond-ip?trk=affiliated-pagesCheck out Erin Austin on LinkedIn athttps://www.linkedin.com/in/erinaustin/Don't forget to subscribe

Our very first episode - where we tell you all you need to know about the upcoming new season of The Hundred! We will be paying particular attention to the impact it has had commercially for the ECB, and the effect it has had in both growing and diversifying cricket's audience. Please hit follow to receive future episodes and a 5* rating would really help us! Hosts: Dylan Pugh - Managing Director @ Sport Industry Group. Radha Balani - Managing Partner at Think Beyond, the global sports consultancy that drives business through purpose. Producer: Rory Jones. Follow us on @sportindustry

Hadiya Nuridden is the CEO and founder of Duets Learning and author of the new release, Quality Management in Learning and Development. In this episode, Hadiya breaks down what quality management really is and the misconceptions around it. Go beyond the limited “review process” mentality of checking for typos and broken links and learn how to think bigger by developing a quality management system that works toward the success of an organization.    The conversation also covers the challenges L&D professionals face when it comes to collaborating on a quality management system across departments. Hadiya shares her expertise on incorporating evidence-based procedures, designing for accessibility, and user-generated content in quality management guidelines. Resources Hadiya on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hadiyanuriddin   Book: https://www.td.org/book/quality-management-in-learning-and-development   Duets Learning Website: https://www.duetslearning.com/   Interlude Newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/interlude-7036192515565240321/     

Welcome to episode 155 of Sports Management Podcast. Ben Pilbeam is the director of talent management at thinkBeyond. Ben has previous experiences form sponsorships and is currently leveraging these skills among many other to serve athletes. Ben works with athletes like Michael Johnson, Carl Frampton, Molly Thompson Smith and many more.  We spoke about: What skills you need you work in athlete management How Athletes can Become Purposeful Leaders What he has learned from high performers The Importance of internship His background, growing up on a farm And much more!   Follow Sports Management Podcast on social media Instagram Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Sign up for the newsletter! www.sportsmanagementpodcast.com

Today we begin our discussion on the work of Mark Fisher surrounding his concept of Capitalism Realism. We talk about the origins of Neoliberalism, it's core strategies, some critiques of Neoliberalism, and the hyperfocus on individualism and competition that has come to define a piece of our thinking in the western world. Hope you enjoy it and have a great rest of your week. :) Sponsors: Nord VPN: https://www.NordVPN.com/philothis Better Help: https://www.BetterHelp.com/PHILTHIS Thank you so much for listening! Could never do this without your help.  Website: https://www.philosophizethis.org/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/philosophizethis  Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/philosophizethispodcast X: https://twitter.com/iamstephenwest Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/philosophizethisshow

When tackling the problem of misinformation, people often think first of content and its accuracy. But countering misinformation by fact-checking every erroneous or misleading claim traps organizations in an endless game of whack-a-mole. A more effective approach may be to start by considering connections and communities. That is particularly important for public health, where different people are vulnerable in different ways.  On this episode, Issues editor Monya Baker talks with global health professionals Tina Purnat and Elisabeth Wilhelm about how public health workers, civil society organizations, and others can understand and meet communities' information needs. Purnat led the World Health Organization's team that strategized responses to misinformation during the coronavirus pandemic. She is also a coeditor of the book Managing Infodemics in the 21st Century. Wilhelm has worked in health communications at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, UNICEF, and USAID.  Resources  Visit Tina Purnat and Elisabeth Wilhelm's websites to learn more about their work and find health misinformation resources.  Check out Community Stories Guide to explore how public health professionals can use stories to understand communities' information needs and combat misinformation.  How is an infodemic manager like a unicorn? Visit the WHO Infodemic Manager Training website to find training resources created by Purnat and Wilhelm, and learn about the skills needed to become an infodemiologist.

“What you do with your home will have the biggest impact on your fees and charges and how your cash flow works in residential aged care." - Jennifer Langton  Folks, A LOT of considerations and work must be done to "get your ducks in order" before you retire. It's not just for elderly folks or those who are about to retire either. Gen Xs, we're talking to you!  To help guide you through Australia's complex Aged Care system, we've got an exceptional, first-time property couch guest: Jennifer Langton!   Jennifer is the Head of Personal Advice at Aged Care Steps and is an Educator, Financial Adviser, and Speaker who is an FAAA accredited Aged Care Specialist for Senior Aged Care and Retirement Living.FREE STUFF MENTIONED2024 TPC Survey Closing Soon! Tell us what you want to hear and we'll give you a Case Study Series Unpacked for FREE (RRP $297).Resources Jennifer Mentions:  Find out more about Jennifer or get in contact with her today Accessing home care under 65 years: NDIS  Accessing home care over 65 years: My Aged Care  Find out more about the:  Commonwealth Home Support Programme Home Care Packages Program Refundable Accommodation Deposit (RADS)  Resources from Ben's ‘What's Making Property News': Construction loans for new homes at 20-year low: HIAWorld's 'most expensive house' goes on sale - and you'll never guess how much it costs LISTEN TO THE FIRST 20 EPISODES HERE >> MOORR MONEY MANAGEMENT APP:

Ever wake up at 2am with your eyes wide open the morning after drinking, even if you only had 2 drink and you felt like you slept forever? We get it! This episode of Think Beyond the Drink skips the hangover cures and dives into why you're so tired even when you didn't drink "that much". Hint: Alcohol messes with your sleep way more than you think.Here's a sneak peek of what you'll hear:Why you might feel tired even after a full night's sleepThe science behind sleep cycles and how they impact your healthHow alcohol disrupts your sleep and leaves you feeling groggyExpert tips for creating a sleep-friendly environmentSimple tricks to improve your sleep hygiene (without any fancy gadgets!)Ready to re-evaluate your drinking habits? Find me on Instagram @camille_kinzler and leave me a DM!Love the show? Leave a 5-star review, and let me know what hit home for you.Are you tired of the break-up-then-make-up cycle with alcohol? Are you ready to re-evaluate your relationship with alcohol without the nevers, forevers and always? Fill out this brief application to schedule a free 30-minute call. Love the show? Leave a 5-star review, and let me know what hit home for you. Find me on Instagram @camille_kinzler and leave me a DM!

Are you the victim of the all-or-nothing mindset when it comes to alcohol?   Every time you try and fail to drink less (or not at all), the belief that “I can't do this” gets stronger.   But sometimes, you do get it right. And while that feels good, it's also confusing and scary. Because you don't know if the problem is real.    Having the occasional hangover is one thing. But normalizing blackouts, brain fog and hangxiety is not a BOSS move.   And so at some point, out of fear, shame and the exhaustion that comes from beating your head against a bottle, many of us end up doing what we swore we'd never do…ask for help.    If you've ever googled “sober curious” or “alcohol-free lifestyle,” you know there's a lot of help out there. And the upfront messaging is inviting. You no longer have to identify as an alcoholic or quit drinking forever!   But is living as a "non-drinker with a zero-tolerance for poison" all that different?   My guest is Camille Kinzler, a fellow sobriety coach and friend I met at SheRecovers. You're about to hear an unedited conversation about our experiences in the sober community. We discuss: How and why our opinions have changed about the all-or-nothing approach to sobriety Why your desire to drink changes naturally when you focus on following your dharma Our personal evolutions from over-drinkers to non-drinkers to women who completely trust themselves to make good decisions when it comes to alcohol Find Colleen on Instagram @RecoverwithColleen Find @Camille_Kinzler on IG at @Think Beyond the Drink Register now for my FREE Accelerated Recovery Process© masterclass to learn the 7 core skills of emotional sobriety that you'll need to manage your mind and learn how to think on purpose…. so you're no longer a victim of circumstance and/or self-sabotage. See you on Thursday!   Click here for the link to my new SECRET podcast....get the Foundations of Emotional Sobriety audio course delivered right to your phone for FREE!

In this episode, Jodi explores the long-term strategies for marketing your book beyond the launch day. Jodi shares important insights on how to integrate your book into your business ecosystem, emphasizing serving over selling. Learn how to position your book as an evergreen marketing tool and discover the key phases of book marketing. Join us and gain valuable tips to ensure your book's long-term success. Keep writing, keep marketing, and think beyond the launch. Keywords:book publishing, writing, marketing, entrepreneur, business, long term marketing, book launch, traditional book publishing, bestseller status, vanity metrics, marketing tool, visibility, evergreen concept, business ecosystem, marketing strategy, author, success metrics, commercial author, business owner, book marketing, prelaunch, post launch, commercial success, marketing plan, launch event, book revision, industry changes, success strategy, mentorship membership, Author-Entrepreneurs Lab   Resources Mentioned:The Author-Entrepreneurs Lab: https://bit.ly/A-ELAB   LINK TO FULL RAW EPIOSDE TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DdiwVZ7y5THplRr6-TZi_7H5T3XVdkX7M7h4bi9X32c/edit?usp=drive_link

Being [at Work] offers a daily dose of leadership focused on helping you, the leader. During challenging times we need all of the encouragement we can get. Sometimes there's simply no playbook and we just need to do the best we can. Sometimes the best we can do is be reminded of the gifts and insight you already have within. Now, if you're in the midst of a challenging time, our goal at HRD is to help remind and encourage you no matter the situation you're in. Be sure to subscribe and get your daily dose. Resources: HRD: https://hrdleadership.com/podcasts/

Get ready for some motivation and timely wisdom as we head into giving season from four of our amazing guests, plus a bonus tip from me that you won't want to miss!We'll throw light on the power of understanding culture, the impact of novelty in marketing, and how a simple website hack could make a HUGE impact in boosting your online donations.Floyd Jones energizes us with a message about staying donor-focused. It can shift your perspective from the “moment” to the movement of your cause. Be inspired by Marcus Collins as he introduces us to his framework for finding true believers and cultivating enduring relationships. Allow Jenny Nuccio's heartwarming message to uplift you, reminding us all how significant our work truly is. In a world where attention spans are shrinking, Vik Harrison offers her 3-part marketing strategy designed to help you think differently. We'll delve into a unique example of how an unconventional visual display at Saks Fifth Avenue was used by charity: water to make an impact.As we prepare to enter a season where we can feel burnt out, tired, and stretched, hopefully, this episode will offer inspiration and encouragement.Resources & LinksFollow this episode's amazing contributors: Floyd Jones, Dr. Marcus Collins, Jenny Nuccio, and Vik Harrison.Tune in to hear the full episodes featuring these guests:Think Beyond the Moment & Focus On Your Movement This Giving Season with Floyd JonesHow Culture Influences Marketing with Dr. Marcus Collins1 Website Update That Can Drastically Reduce ConversionsEmbracing the Wild Journey of Self-Publishing with Jenny NuccioThe 3-Step Marketing Engine Every Org Should Use with Vik HarrisonWant to make Missions to Movements even better? Take a screenshot of this episode and share it on Instagram. Be sure to tag @positivequation so I can connect with you. Let's Connect! Send a DM on Instagram or LinkedIn and let us know what you think of the show! Head to YouTube for helpful digital marketing how-to videos and podcast teasers Want to book Dana as a speaker for your event? Click here!

Being [at Work] offers a daily dose of leadership focused on helping you, the leader. During challenging times we need all of the encouragement we can get. Sometimes there's simply no playbook and we just need to do the best we can. Sometimes the best we can do is be reminded of the gifts and insight you already have within. Now, if you're in the midst of a challenging time, our goal at HRD is to help remind and encourage you no matter the situation you're in. Be sure to subscribe and get your daily dose. Resources: HRD: https://hrdleadership.com/podcasts/

Are you ready to level up your community building and fundraising efforts with expert insights from Floyd Jones, the Director of Community at Givebutter? We're peeling back the layers on the power of community, its role in our lives and how it fuels the work of nonprofits.In this episode, get a backstage pass into the growth story of Givebutter, a livestreaming platform catalyzing virtual events and fundraising. We unravel the importance of strategic planning as we head into the final quarter, a pivotal time for nonprofit organizations. Floyd and I divulge some of the most effective strategies – from creating tentpole moments to launching a monthly giving campaign to maximize your year-end fundraising. We also talk about some intriguing new initiatives, including the GiveButter Gives Back initiative in partnership with Visa and Givebutter's new auction feature.Towards the end of our chat, we delve into the significance of a seamless donor experience, its impact on increasing donations, and its role in effecting transformations. We share insights on crafting impactful language on donation pages and making the entire experience mobile-friendly. We shed light on the magic of monthly giving, its role in filtering out one-time donors and creating long-lasting donor relationships. Floyd and I invite you to join us on this enlightening journey. Mark your calendars for our upcoming virtual event on September 13th, and join us on Instagram to continue the conversation!Resources & LinksAre you looking to increase your monthly gifts this giving season? Join me and Floyd Jones at Givebutter for a FREE webinar on September 13th to learn 5 ways to supercharge your fundraising with monthly giving. Sign up here.Connect with Floyd on LinkedIn and learn more about Givebutter's Giving Tuesday initiatives on their website.Do you want to be a featured case study on the Missions to Movements Podcast? I'm looking for 4 organizations that want to come on the show (absolutely free!) and we'll have a digital marketing style consultation call. DM me on LinkedIn or Instagram to learn more.Hire me as your fractional digital marketing manager! Together, we can help you prep and run your Giving Tuesday and year-end campaigns, from optimizing your online donations, running social ads, reviewing your email sequences, and planning your campaign strategies. Send me an email at info@positiveequation.com to learn more.Want to make Missions to Movements even better? Take a screenshot of this episode and share it on Instagram. Be sure to tag @positivequation so I can connect with you. Let's Connect! Send a DM on Instagram or LinkedIn and let us know what you think of the show! Head to YouTube for helpful digital marketing how-to videos and podcast teasers Want to book Dana as a speaker for your event? Click here!

An open letter to electoral candidates across the motu is urging prospective policy makers to think beyond the needs of the capital. The letter references the need to recognise the role of regional councils, prioritise climate resilience and biodiversity, and invest in public transport planning outside of major cities. Environment Canterbury chair Peter Scott spoke to Corin Dann.

There is a lot of “feel good” nonsense and platitudes out there, but have you ever actually broken any of them down and learned what they mean?

The videogame industry, we're invariably told, is a multibillion-dollar, high-tech business conducted by large corporations in certain North American, European, and East Asian cities. But most videogames today, in fact, are made by small clusters of people working on shoestring budgets, relying on existing, freely available software platforms, and hoping, often in vain, to rise to stardom—in short, people working like artists.  Aiming squarely at this disconnect between perception and reality, Brendan Keogh's book The Videogame Industry Does Not Exist: Why We Should Think Beyond Commercial Game Production (MIT Press, 2023) presents a much more accurate and nuanced picture of how the vast majority of videogame-makers work—a picture that reveals the diverse and precarious communities, identities, and approaches that make videogame production a significant cultural practice.  Drawing on insights provided by over 400 game developers across Australia, North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia, Keogh develops a new framework for understanding videogame production as a cultural field in all its complexity. Part-time hobbyists, aspirational students, client-facing contractors, struggling independents, artist collectives, and tightly knit local scenes—all have a place within this model. But proponents of non-commercial game making don't exist in isolation; Keogh shows how they and their commercial counterparts are deeply interconnected and codependent in the field of videogame production.  A cultural intervention, The Videogame Industry Does Not Exist challenges core assumptions about videogame production—ideas about creativity, professionalism, labor, diversity, education, globalization, and community. Its in-depth, complex portrayal suggests new ways of seeing, and engaging in, the videogame industry that really does exist. Rudolf Inderst is a professor of Game Design with a focus on Digital Game Studies at the IU International University of Applied Science, editor of “Game Studies Watchlist”, a weekly messenger newsletter about Game Culture and curator of @gamestudies at tiktok. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

The videogame industry, we're invariably told, is a multibillion-dollar, high-tech business conducted by large corporations in certain North American, European, and East Asian cities. But most videogames today, in fact, are made by small clusters of people working on shoestring budgets, relying on existing, freely available software platforms, and hoping, often in vain, to rise to stardom—in short, people working like artists.  Aiming squarely at this disconnect between perception and reality, Brendan Keogh's book The Videogame Industry Does Not Exist: Why We Should Think Beyond Commercial Game Production (MIT Press, 2023) presents a much more accurate and nuanced picture of how the vast majority of videogame-makers work—a picture that reveals the diverse and precarious communities, identities, and approaches that make videogame production a significant cultural practice.  Drawing on insights provided by over 400 game developers across Australia, North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia, Keogh develops a new framework for understanding videogame production as a cultural field in all its complexity. Part-time hobbyists, aspirational students, client-facing contractors, struggling independents, artist collectives, and tightly knit local scenes—all have a place within this model. But proponents of non-commercial game making don't exist in isolation; Keogh shows how they and their commercial counterparts are deeply interconnected and codependent in the field of videogame production.  A cultural intervention, The Videogame Industry Does Not Exist challenges core assumptions about videogame production—ideas about creativity, professionalism, labor, diversity, education, globalization, and community. Its in-depth, complex portrayal suggests new ways of seeing, and engaging in, the videogame industry that really does exist. Rudolf Inderst is a professor of Game Design with a focus on Digital Game Studies at the IU International University of Applied Science, editor of “Game Studies Watchlist”, a weekly messenger newsletter about Game Culture and curator of @gamestudies at tiktok. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/sociology

The videogame industry, we're invariably told, is a multibillion-dollar, high-tech business conducted by large corporations in certain North American, European, and East Asian cities. But most videogames today, in fact, are made by small clusters of people working on shoestring budgets, relying on existing, freely available software platforms, and hoping, often in vain, to rise to stardom—in short, people working like artists.  Aiming squarely at this disconnect between perception and reality, Brendan Keogh's book The Videogame Industry Does Not Exist: Why We Should Think Beyond Commercial Game Production (MIT Press, 2023) presents a much more accurate and nuanced picture of how the vast majority of videogame-makers work—a picture that reveals the diverse and precarious communities, identities, and approaches that make videogame production a significant cultural practice.  Drawing on insights provided by over 400 game developers across Australia, North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia, Keogh develops a new framework for understanding videogame production as a cultural field in all its complexity. Part-time hobbyists, aspirational students, client-facing contractors, struggling independents, artist collectives, and tightly knit local scenes—all have a place within this model. But proponents of non-commercial game making don't exist in isolation; Keogh shows how they and their commercial counterparts are deeply interconnected and codependent in the field of videogame production.  A cultural intervention, The Videogame Industry Does Not Exist challenges core assumptions about videogame production—ideas about creativity, professionalism, labor, diversity, education, globalization, and community. Its in-depth, complex portrayal suggests new ways of seeing, and engaging in, the videogame industry that really does exist. Rudolf Inderst is a professor of Game Design with a focus on Digital Game Studies at the IU International University of Applied Science, editor of “Game Studies Watchlist”, a weekly messenger newsletter about Game Culture and curator of @gamestudies at tiktok. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/economics

The videogame industry, we're invariably told, is a multibillion-dollar, high-tech business conducted by large corporations in certain North American, European, and East Asian cities. But most videogames today, in fact, are made by small clusters of people working on shoestring budgets, relying on existing, freely available software platforms, and hoping, often in vain, to rise to stardom—in short, people working like artists.  Aiming squarely at this disconnect between perception and reality, Brendan Keogh's book The Videogame Industry Does Not Exist: Why We Should Think Beyond Commercial Game Production (MIT Press, 2023) presents a much more accurate and nuanced picture of how the vast majority of videogame-makers work—a picture that reveals the diverse and precarious communities, identities, and approaches that make videogame production a significant cultural practice.  Drawing on insights provided by over 400 game developers across Australia, North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia, Keogh develops a new framework for understanding videogame production as a cultural field in all its complexity. Part-time hobbyists, aspirational students, client-facing contractors, struggling independents, artist collectives, and tightly knit local scenes—all have a place within this model. But proponents of non-commercial game making don't exist in isolation; Keogh shows how they and their commercial counterparts are deeply interconnected and codependent in the field of videogame production.  A cultural intervention, The Videogame Industry Does Not Exist challenges core assumptions about videogame production—ideas about creativity, professionalism, labor, diversity, education, globalization, and community. Its in-depth, complex portrayal suggests new ways of seeing, and engaging in, the videogame industry that really does exist. Rudolf Inderst is a professor of Game Design with a focus on Digital Game Studies at the IU International University of Applied Science, editor of “Game Studies Watchlist”, a weekly messenger newsletter about Game Culture and curator of @gamestudies at tiktok. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/communications

The videogame industry, we're invariably told, is a multibillion-dollar, high-tech business conducted by large corporations in certain North American, European, and East Asian cities. But most videogames today, in fact, are made by small clusters of people working on shoestring budgets, relying on existing, freely available software platforms, and hoping, often in vain, to rise to stardom—in short, people working like artists.  Aiming squarely at this disconnect between perception and reality, Brendan Keogh's book The Videogame Industry Does Not Exist: Why We Should Think Beyond Commercial Game Production (MIT Press, 2023) presents a much more accurate and nuanced picture of how the vast majority of videogame-makers work—a picture that reveals the diverse and precarious communities, identities, and approaches that make videogame production a significant cultural practice.  Drawing on insights provided by over 400 game developers across Australia, North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia, Keogh develops a new framework for understanding videogame production as a cultural field in all its complexity. Part-time hobbyists, aspirational students, client-facing contractors, struggling independents, artist collectives, and tightly knit local scenes—all have a place within this model. But proponents of non-commercial game making don't exist in isolation; Keogh shows how they and their commercial counterparts are deeply interconnected and codependent in the field of videogame production.  A cultural intervention, The Videogame Industry Does Not Exist challenges core assumptions about videogame production—ideas about creativity, professionalism, labor, diversity, education, globalization, and community. Its in-depth, complex portrayal suggests new ways of seeing, and engaging in, the videogame industry that really does exist. Rudolf Inderst is a professor of Game Design with a focus on Digital Game Studies at the IU International University of Applied Science, editor of “Game Studies Watchlist”, a weekly messenger newsletter about Game Culture and curator of @gamestudies at tiktok. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/science-technology-and-society

Experience the path to genuine passive cash flow with Patrick Menefee as we delve into the realm of holistic financial transformation, discipline, and financial planning. Join us to transition from a mundane 9-5 job to a thriving real estate career and embark on your journey toward financial freedom!Key Takeaways to Listen for2 financial adjustments in pivoting from your 9-5 job towards the RE businessExpense awareness and how it supports healthy spending habitsWhat makes planning helpful in the feasibility of your financial goalsBest RE platforms and networking approaches for start-up investorsWhy creating a purpose guides your journey in the right directionResources Mentioned in This EpisodeReal Estate Mobile AppMLS.comFree Apartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive Investor About Patrick MenefeePatrick is a life and business coach who works with high-income professionals to create freedom and purpose beyond the 9-5 lo 65 grinds. Following a career in the Army, Patrick worked as a consultant in the banking industry, quickly becoming disenfranchised with the corporate world. He began building his real estate portfolio in 2019 and overgrew. After picking up 21 rental doors and two flips in the first year, Patrick decided it would likely leave corporate America forever. Since then, he flipped several properties and bullets and shut down a flipping business. He invested in all types of rental properties and even bought a small business to find his calling in helping people fulfill their potential.Connect with PatrickWebsite: Patrick MenefeeInstagram: @thepatrickmenefeeEmail: patrick@investdgp.com To Connect With UsPlease visit our website: www.bonavestcapital.com, and please click here, to leave a rating and review!SponsorsGrow Your Show, LLCThinking About Creating and Growing Your Own Podcast But Not Sure Where To Start?Visit GrowYourShow.com and Schedule a call with Adam A. Adams

Professional wrestling and politics have more in common than you think. It's not enough for wrestlers and politicians to be themselves, they need to put on a show and connect with the crowd in order to win in the ring…or on the campaign trail. Roy Wood Jr. sat with WWE superstar, LA Knight, and host of the “Cheap Heat” podcast, Peter Rosenburg to break down the connections between these two worlds and take a deeper dive into Knight's preparation for this past April's WrestleMania 39. Original Air Date: March 28, 2023 Beyond the Scenes is a podcast from The Daily Show. Listen to new episodes every Tuesday wherever you get your podcasts, or watch at YouTube.com/TheDaily Show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've talked about this before, and here's an update: WE'RE SEEING GREAT RESULTS. Making videos has a HIGH ROI as short form content. You want to start building your video arsenal now to connect with your audience. LISTEN UP. The real estate game is changing - screw that - it already has and no-one is REALLY talking about it....until now. Real Estate of Tomorrow holds conversations on crucial topics needed to successfully navigate the shifting real estate industry. In this bi-weekly podcast we break down the massive shifts in real estate and tell you the specific steps you need to take to kick a$$ in the coming years, just like we are. We're your hosts, Edgardo Balentine and Scott DiGregorio, giving you the rundown on real estate from decades of experience and the new generation. Posting videos is one of the highest performing content types on social platforms. You can use social media to share your brand videos, gain traction, and secure deals. Get into your OWN FLOW with content creation. Today we talk about how to start posting short form content using videos. We started sharing videos a while ago and we refined our system for recording, editing, and managing short form content. Instead of learning everything the hard way, we have tips and resources for you to optimize your videos and audience engagement. START TODAY. What are you doing today to be relevant tomorrow? What are you doing today to be successful tomorrow? success@realestateoftomorrow.com  Hit us up.   Time stamps: [00:36] - This is HOW WE DO IT. [02:23] - Let's talk about equipment. [05:07] - You can have a quality video setup for under $100. [07:32] - What apps can you use to edit videos? [09:37] - How long does it take to edit the videos? [11:49] - Where can you get music for your videos? Does it ever get taken down? [14:36] - Content is always changing in social media. [16:54] - Engage. Engage. Engage. [19:49] - When is it time to outsource? [22:10] - Think BEYOND just the post. [24:43] - Use this Instagram hack to optimize your content creation. [26:28] - We'll keep you posted.   Links: Real Estate of Tomorrow Edgardo Balentine  Scott DiGregorio

Cyber and homeowners are among the risks beyond traditional auto exposures that insurers should consider when underwriting electric vehicles, said Sandee Perfetto, senior director, personal lines coverage products, Verisk.

Bob "Idea Man" Hooey has written a powerful book for any sales driven organization. It's Think Beyond the First Sale- Idea-Rich Strategies to Attract Repeat Buyers. Top selling professionals are self created, not born and each can enhance their selling skills and expertise. Listen this show and choose to grow in your success as a professional sales person. It's all about building a trusting, long term collaboration with your most profitable relationships. Learn more at www.ideaman.net or www.BobHooey.trainingThis show is presented by www.paintmeaustin.com. Call today for an estimate on your interior or exterior painting needs. 512-649-7999.

In this episode of the Sustainable Minds podcast, Jessica Peixoto, Sustainability Manager at JLL, joins Gary Baker and Roxanne "Rocket" White to share the importance of designing thoughtful corporate sustainability strategies to prevent climate chaos and build a sustainable future. Jessica is a sustainability, climate action, and healthy living advocate, passionate about promoting a sustainable future. Her experience ranges in various industries, and most of her work has revolved around sustainability, ESG, and climate change. Jessica is working at JLL on a secondment to Allied Properties REIT as a Corporate Planning and Sustainability Manager.

Message | People argue if Jesus was rich or poor. However, that's the wrong debate. If you look at Jesus' life, He had the resources that He needed when He needed it. Rich or poor was irrelevant to Jesus. What was relevant to Jesus was whether or not He accomplished the mission He was called to accomplish. It is time to think beyond money and focus on mission. Amos Johnson | I am all about helping people succeed at the calling that God has given them because a fulfilled life comes from clearly knowing what God has called you to do and doing it. Therefore, I create a combination of content, communities, and programs to develop people's faith and strengthen all areas of their life because success God's way is a holistic endeavor that involves their faith and every area of their life. Partner |  https://amosjohnsonjr.com/partner         

We all want meaningful work. Studies have shown meaningfulness to be a critical aspect of work performance, commitment, and satisfaction for employees beyond paycheck and rewards, opportunities for promotion, or working conditions. But, where and how do people find meaning in their work? Our guest, Case Thorp of The Collaborative, shares his knowledge and expertise today to give us guidance on why and how we should pursue meaning in our work and in our life. He presents several ways The Collaborative helps employees and professionals to merge work, business, and faith in order to find deeper life meaning. He says if we want cultural and social renewal, then, we should become agents of change through conversations in the workplace, across industries, and institutions.Key Points From This Episode: Case shares his personal background.What is The Collaborative, its origin, and its mission?How does The Collaborative carry out its mission?How did Case's family background influence his career path?What unexpected lessons did Case learn along his journey to fulfill his mission?How does Case encourage involvement from different participants in the church?Case's contact informationWhat failure in Case's journey has taught him a great lesson?Common reasons why people are unresponsive to invitations to attend missional formation programs.When is mentoring an effective tool for discipleship?Case answers the mentor-minute questions.Tweetables:“It's through the well-formed integration of our faith and work that leaders shape institutions best.”“We, as the church, are missing a good bit of our call if we're not taking those top-level C-suite kinds of folks and discipling them deeply and well.”“Sometimes you have to convince somebody they're sinful before they can understand the gospel”Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:The Collaborative websiteSend Case Thorp an emailNuance PodcastThe Collaborative on FacebookThe Collaborative on YouTubeThe Collaborative on InstagramThe Collaborative on LinkedInThe Lost Horizon by James HiltonClick to Find out more about our upcoming event: "Crafting Your Kingdom Investing Thesis" About Case ThorpCase is the Senior Associate Pastor for Evangelism at First Presbyterian Church of Orlando  and leads The Collaborative team. Originally from Atlanta, Case has served as a pastor in New Jersey, Texas, California, and Louisiana. He writes, blogs, and presents for the growing faith and work movement while serving as the Made to Flourish Network co-director for Orlando. Case attended Oxford College (AA), Emory University (BA), Princeton Theological Seminary (MDiv), and Fuller Theological Seminary (DMin in Missional Ecclesiology).Case is married to Jodi, and blessed with three children, Alexandra, Charles, and Brooks. They have enjoyed downtown Orlando as their home since 2005. He enjoys the arts, urban design, politics, cycling, and swimming.

The Lord takes his words seriously, and expects us to do the same.

Microcosm Coaching Team Call 09/30/2022: On this week's edition of Rapid, not so Rapid Fire Friday, we get into a ton of questions from our team and listeners. We start off by talking about traveling internationally with race nutrition and gear as well as protein and fat intake during longer ultras. From there, the conversation shifts to race preparation, from choosing A races to how much time to spend in aid stations and what to put in drop bags during events and how to hack the UTMB mandatory gear checks. Our conversation ends with a deep dive into thinking beyond one race season and giving yourself time to truly improve as a runner before stepping up to longer ultras. I hope you enjoy this episode and as usual, if you have any feedback, a question for a future call or are looking for support in your running journey, please visit us on the web at microcosm-coaching.com or contact us at microcosmcoaching@gmail.com

Have you considered how to pay for unexpected expenses if something came along? On this episode of Eight Frugal Minutes we discuss what you need to consider doing before anything that's unexpected shows up. It's important to think beyond your emergency fund and figure out your immediate resources before you are in need. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eight-frugal-minutes/message

Radha Balani is a much-respected industry professional who's having a huge impact in the sport for development arena. Radha started her career in the university sports sector before working for leading organisations in sport, including the Football Foundation, Women in Sport, London Sport, and now as co-Managing Director of Think Beyond. It's a fascinating conversation as we explore the world of Sport for Development and how sport can be used intentionally to transform the lives of women and girls.  We explore Radha's diverse career in sports leadership, and how organisations like BUCS, the Football Foundation and Women in Sport are driving change for grassroots participation.  Radha highlights the growing trend for athletes to use their profile to drive social change whilst still competing and we also touch on the need to recognise the mental health issues facing many elite athletes today.   Thanks to Sport England who support The Game Changers through the National Lottery. Executive Producer – Sam Walker Host – Sue Anstiss @sueanstiss  A Fearless Women production

Fantastic news for all fans of women's sport and equality – a new series of The Game Changers will be released on Tuesday July 26, 2022. And for the first time, all seven new episodes in series 11 will be released immediately, ensuring there's plenty of great, inspiring content to listen to this summer. Once again, this season of the award-winning podcast is backed by Sport England through a National Lottery award. The podcast sees Sue Anstiss MBE talking to trailblazing women in sport who are knocking down barriers and challenging the status quo for women and girls across society. Along with openly sharing their historic careers, what drives them and how they've dealt with tough challenges, each episode also addresses key issues for equality in sport and beyond. This season's line-up includes: Alice Dearing – The first black woman to swim for Great Britain at an Olympic Games talks about what more can be done to break down barriers for African, Caribbean and Asian communities in aquatics Megan McLaren – Much respected professional golfer, Meg considers why the pay, coverage and opportunities for female golfers are still so far behind the men's and what's changing now. Ali Donnelly – An Executive Director at Sport England and author of ‘Scrum Queens', Ali considers the current state of play for women's rugby how we can all play a part in the drive for equality in sprot Radha Balani – the Managing Director of Think Beyond, Radha highlights how sport can change the lives of women and girls across the world Sophie Carrigill - British wheelchair basketball player shares how sport can challenge perceptions for all women with disabilities Fi Morgan – Sail GP's director of purpose and impact, explores the power of sport to drive wellbeing and to ensure a better world for all. Jodie Cunningham - St Helens and England Rugby League star, named Woman of Steel in 2021, considers the future growth of the women's game & the impact of this autumn's home World Cup   The Game Changers is hosted by Sue Anstiss, author of ‘Game On: The Unstoppable Rise of Women's Sport', CEO of Fearless Women and co-founder of the Women's Sport Collective. Game changing guests from the previous series including Jess Ennis-Hill, Judy Murray, Gabby Logan, Katherine Grainger, Lucy Bronze, Judy Murray, Sarah Storey, Denise Lewis, Clare Balding, Kate Richardson-Walsh and Tanni Grey-Thompson. Phil Smith, Executive Director of Partnerships at Sport England explains why the organisation is supporting The Game Changers: "Supporting the development of existing and aspiring leaders a focus of Uniting The Movement. We think it's a catalyst for bigger change in the industry. The Game Changers podcast champions women from a broad range of backgrounds and experiences. The amazing and inspiring stories they uncover, from women of all backgrounds, makes it a must-listen.” Commenting on the launch of the 11th series, Sue says: “We are delighted to be partnering again with Sport England as there's such synergy with the work they do to tackle the inequalities women face across all areas of sport. “Sport England's backing and collaboration enables us to broaden the reach of the podcasts, ensuring more people, from all backgrounds, have the opportunity to hear these inspiring stories.” You can find out more about all the guests from this and the previous series, and listen to all the episodes, from the Fearless Women website. This is also where you can find out about the Women's Sport Collective, a free network for all women working in sport.

"Now these things, brethren, I have figuratively transferred to myself and Apollos for your sakes, that you may learn in us not to think beyond what is written..." 1Co 4:6    1 Corinthians 4:6 was a passage many use to shut down meaningful conversation about scriptural interpretation, including Kevin and Lee at one point in their lives. Any interpretation/application that bucks up against the 'status quo' is hand-waved away as 'thinking beyond what is written'.  In this episode, Kevin and Lee discuss the context of this passage, and how the actual contextual meaning of this passage is one that could foster better unity among Christians of all denominations if we only would take Paul's message to heart.   Like our podcast? Email us at exploringfaithpursuinggrace@gmail.com Thanks for listening!!