Podcast appearances and mentions of Tim Curtis

Bunt i metafora, post-punk i rap, impresjonizm i współczesność - czyli dokładna analiza debiutanckiego albumu grupy Père-Lachaise, o której opowiada wokalista zespołu, Tim Curtis.

Down Syndrome of Louisville does amazing work in the community, providing lifetime developmental and educational programs. Its major fundraiser, the Gallop Gala, is Friday April 11, Thunder-eve.You could win a raffle for a Thunder Over Louisville suite for 20 in the Galt House for the giant fireworks show.The Gallop Gala the night before brings The Crashers to the stage. There are a zillion auction items to raise funds for DSL. Good times!My St. Stephen Martyr classmate Susan Thomas Dever, mom to Drew, reflects on how much Down Synrome of Louisville has helped her family for 33 years. DSL helps Drew navigate life beyond his school years. Plus Down Syndrome of Louisville provides serenity for aging parents with the knowledge their child will have help throughout their lives.Susan and Tim Curtis from Down Syndrome of Louisville have details on several upcoming events to help DSL continue thriving. 

On this months podcast, Mind The Gap's Associate Producer Paul Wilshaw chats with Ella and Tim Curtis. Ella is a Special Olympics cycling gold medallist and she is coached by her father Tim. They talk about Ella's cycling journey and the differences between the Special Olympics and Paralympics. 

Why did Mothercare have to close all of their UK stores?Sean Farrington discovers what happened to the baby goods retailer which once dominated the high street. Alongside him, analysing Mothercare's fortunes, is the entrepreneur, Sam White.The pair hear from Tim Curtis who once ran Mothercare's website, catalogue and home delivery service; Amena Khan, a loyal Mothercare customer and Richard Lim, CEO of Retail Economics. They chart the highs and the lows and learn how Mothercare continues to trade today, albeit in a different form. Produced by Jon Douglas and Shanaye Mainoo-Magnone. Toast is a BBC Audio North production for Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.You can email the programme at toast@bbc.co.ukFeel free to suggest topics which could be covered in future episodes.Sliced Bread returns for a new batch of investigations in May. In the new series, Greg Foot will investigate more of the latest so-called wonder products to find out whether they really are the best thing since sliced bread. In the meantime, Toast is available in the Sliced Bread feed on BBC Sounds.

Why did Mothercare have to close all of their UK stores?Sean Farrington discovers what happened to the baby goods retailer which once dominated the high street. Alongside him, analysing Mothercare's fortunes, is the entrepreneur, Sam White.The pair hear from Tim Curtis who once ran Mothercare's website, catalogue and home delivery service; Amena Khan, a loyal Mothercare customer and Richard Lim, CEO of Retail Economics. They chart the highs and the lows and learn how Mothercare continues to trade today, albeit in a different form. Produced by Jon Douglas and Shanaye Mainoo-Magnone. Toast is a BBC Audio North production for Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.You can email the programme at toast@bbc.co.ukFeel free to suggest topics which could be covered in future episodes.Sliced Bread returns for a new batch of investigations in May. In the new series, Greg Foot will investigate more of the latest so-called wonder products to find out whether they really are the best thing since sliced bread. In the meantime, Toast is available in the Sliced Bread feed on BBC Sounds.

This week on the Digital Velocity Podcast, Tim and Erik discuss important business trends for 2024 including economic stability, AI tools and education, and content creation. https://www.digitalvelocitypodcast.com/episodes/59-looking-ahead-to-2024-tim-curtis-and-erik-martinez

Many dishes have become famous national symbols both at home and abroad, for example Italian pizza, or British fish and chips. Whilst such dishes can create a sense of unity and identity, they can also be used to fuel nationalism, or to push a political agenda. In this edition of The Food Chain, Izzy Greenfield hears the stories behind some of the most famous national foods, some based more on myth or marketing than historical fact. She speaks to Anya Von Bremzen, author of 'National Dish', in which Anya investigates the origins of foods such as Italian pizza, Japanese noodles, Spanish tapas and Mexican tortillas. The Secretary of the Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage at UNESCO, Tim Curtis, explains why some dishes are recognised for the community practices that surround them. Andrew Crook, President of the National Federation of Fish Fryers in the UK, and food historian Professor Panikos Panayi from DeMontfort University in Leicester, England, explain the complex history behind fish and chips. If you would like to get in touch with the programme, email thefoodchain@bbc.co.uk Presented by Izzy Greenfield. Produced by Beatrice Pickup. (Image:takeaway fish and chips with a union jack flag on a cocktail stick. Credit: BBC)

On this episode of the Digital Velocity Podcast Erik and Tim discuss highlights of their recent attendance of MAICON, Marketing Artificial Intelligence Conference, and how an AI-first approach to business can help companies gain a competitive advantage. https://www.digitalvelocitypodcast.com/episodes/50-developing-an-ai-first-approach-to-business-erik-martinez-and-tim-curtis

'I had seen dozens of people die horrible deaths ... This time was different. This time it was a friend of mine dying in the dirt in front of me, and it was my job to save him.' Dan Pronk is the author of three bestselling books, a regular keynote speaker, and the resident medic on the hit TV Show, SAS Australia. After failing dismally in his first career dream of being a professional triathlete, he studied medicine on an army scholarship. Upon qualifying as a doctor, he passed the SASR selection course and served five years in Special Operations, including four tours of Afghanistan with 100+ combat missions.  Learn more about Dan Pronk During his years with Army Special Operations, Dan Pronk had the unique opportunity to treat dozens of gunshot wounds. In his memoir, Pronk describes the highs and lows of his military-medical career, with the real toll they took on his mental health and family life. He writes about the burden of saving - and failing to save - friends and comrades, the feelings of helplessness and despair that haunted me, and the journey back to a meaningful and fulfilling civilian life. This memoir is a tribute to the doctors, medics, and first responders working behind the scenes in conflict around the world. Buy on Amazon (Australia) Buy on Amazon (USA) Buy an author-signed copy The Resilience Shield is the culminated experience of three SAS veterans — Ben Pronk (his brother), Tim Curtis, and Dan Pronk. They developed The Resilience Shield after examining the impact of extreme stress and how people stay strong in the face of overwhelming circumstances. Teaming up with the University of Western Australia, we used thousands of results from our Resilience Survey to prove our model builds resilience.    This book has all our research on stress and resilience, with personal experiences and stories of incredible people we're lucky enough to know. Buy the book (multiple outlets) Buy an author-signed copy Buy your Resilience Journal Bundle the two together (and save a few bucks!) He show how you can break "impossible" goals into smaller, achievable sub-goals. You'll have a clear pathway to start and build momentum. Using Special Forces selection case studies, I uncover how average people with above-average persistence beat stronger, faster, and smarter people.  This book will inspire you to do more. It could be getting off the couch or doubling down on your existing goals. Regardless of your ambitions, you'll supercharge your commitment to achieving them. You only get one go at this life, so what are you waiting for? Read it and get going! Buy an author-signed copy | Buy on Amazon #health | #military | #mentalhealth | #mindfulness | #lawenforcement | linkedin.com/in/danpronk --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mettle-of-honor/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mettle-of-honor/support

Dr Dan Pronk - Resilience specialist, former Army Special Forces Doctor, author of multiple best sellers, and TV personality._______Listener discretion is advised; this episode talks about some potentially distressing topics and listener discretion is advised.  If you need support check out our support page here._______In this Heart 2 Heart Walk Podcast, Matt talks to Doctor Dan Pronk about some directly relevant issues facing First Responders both on duty, transitioning our of service and post service.  This is such an informative podcast for First Responders and front line workers, covering the complexities of acute and chronic stress effects, and how different levels of training and stress inoculation can help long term outcomes of people subjected to these stressful and traumatic events.  We also talk about how rumination, both as an individual and within groups can be both a positive and negative process, and the importance of having that empathetic support from colleagues is in dealing with the unique situations faced by our first responders.  Dan identifies some of the unique issues faced by our volunteer emergency services, both from a training perspective and more importantly recognising how challenging it can be for the average everyday community member turning out to serious and traumatic events in the middle of their normal daily life, and how that contrast can require some specific management strategies.During this chat, Dan talks about the ever present stressors in front line roles, and we have a laugh about how teachers do a job every day neither of us would be comfortable with!  Further we talk about some of those often forgotten roles like Corrective Services/Prison Officers and how similar the issues faced can be across all of these professions including Police and Emergency Services.Doctor Dan Pronk is the author of multiple best selling books, and also has a free newsletter titled "The Friday First Responder" which is loaded with really relevant short articles for Emergency Service Workers.Check out Dan's books and sign up for the Friday First Responder newsletter and more on his website:  danpronk.com We also talk about an awesome podcast on the Unforgiving 60 Podcast, hosted by Dan's brother Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis.  Check out this episode with Dr Richard Magtengaard for some great information about the psychiatry behind trauma exposure and service, including emergency services work.____________________________Get it now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and others: https://linktr.ee/h2hwalk www.heart2heartwalk.org#danpronk #H2hwalkpodcast #heart2heartwalk2023 #triplezeroalliance #heart2heartwalk #firstresponderfamily #firstrespondermentalhealth #firstrespondersaustralia #firstresponder #firstresponderfamily #FirstResponderPTSD #firstrespondersuicide #ptsd #mentalhealthawareness

Our lives can become unmanageable if we spread ourselves too thin by not setting boundaries. Susanne and Greg discuss their favorite maxims or philosophies in setting boundaries in the areas of time, behavior, and relationships."3 To Live By". Let's talk about it. Although we are both licensed therapists, this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only, not professional therapy advice.  If you are in a crisis, please call 911 or the 24 hour national crisis line at 988.This is the end of our season. Thanks so much for listening! Hope you found some support, guidance, and humor in these episodes.NEXT SEASON:In January, we try a new premise: Discussing the many challenges of Middle Aging. Susanne and her husband, John-Michael, discuss and debate how to deal with the important and challenging years between youth and post-middle age.  Greg will move back to his first love: producing and editing. Give it a listen, starting in January 2023!Thanks to Tim Curtis for our catchy theme music. He is busy at work on a jingle for the new podcast. Appreciate it Tim!Website: 3tlbpodcast.buzzsprout.comEmail: 3tlbpodcast@gmail.com

Ben and Tim are interviewed by Emily and Callum from Golds Gym. *********** The SAS guys with MBA's and Authors of the best-selling book 'The Resilience Shield' join us on the Gold's Gym podcast! Tim Curtis and Ben Pronk are leaders in their field and chat to us about all things resilience. You can also take their test to find out how resilient you are. Assess, understand and improve your resilience here: https://resilienceshield.com/assess-your-resilience/ Resilience is a lifelong individual endeavour and you can get active in your own rescue. Here's a brief overview of what you can expect to learn in this episode: What is resilience and why is it important? What is the Resilience Shield and what are the layers? How does stress affect your resilience? How do you foster an environment to develop resilient kids? Fitness vs Toughness Show me your friends, show me your future: Why this statement determines whether or not you are flourishing Can you train mindset? Gut microbiome Wim Hof breathing Transcendental meditation Being curious about who you are and surfing your thoughts How self-compassion and self-forgiveness is linked to meditation What is the secret to being successful? Transferability of techniques This is an episode you're going to want to listen to multiple times over to absorb all of the information. Download today! Find the guys on social media: @resilienceshield   Music by The Externals

It's that time of year again.  Time for joy and family time. But a time sometimes stressful and frustrating. Susanne and Greg discuss maxims/philosophies to help navigate through the holiday season.  Happy Holidays everyone!"3 To Live By". Let's talk about it.Although we are both licensed therapists, this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only, not professional therapy advice.  If you are in a crisis, please call 911 or the 24 hour national crisis line at 988.Music by Tim Curtis.Website: 3tlbpodcast.buzzsprout.comEmail: 3tlbpodcast@gmail.com

Alcohol and Drug use are ingrained in our society.  It's a part of many celebrations and weekend fun. But we all know that it takes some people and families down. Susanne and Greg discuss signs that it may be a problem in the life of you or your family.SAMHSA - samhsa.govSubstance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration1-800-662-4357Alcoholics Anonymous/Narcotics Anonymouswww.aa.orgCelebrate Recoverycelebraterecovery.comSmart Recoverysmartrecovery.org"3 To Live By". Let's talk about it.Although we are both licensed therapists, this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only, not professional therapy advice.  If you are in a crisis, please call 911 or the 24 hour national crisis line at 988.Music by Tim Curtis.Website: 3tlbpodcast.buzzsprout.comEmail: 3tlbpodcast@gmail.com

How can you tell when a problem is just a normal stress, worry, or sadness? Don't we all deal with a number of ups and downs in life? Susanne and Greg discuss the big decision of when it may be time to get professional help, for either yourself, your child, or your marriage."3 To Live By" - Let's talk about it.Although we are both licensed therapists, this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only, not professional therapy advice.  If you are in a crisis, please call 911 or the 24 hour national crisis line at 988.Music by Tim Curtis. Thanks Tim!

Anxiety is such a common aspect of modern life. But we can often get overwhelmed by worry and fear where it starts to negatively affect our lives. Susanne and Greg discuss 3 maxims/philosophies to address this important challenge."3 To Live By" - Let's talk about it.Here is the book Susanne references in the episode: "The Body Keeps the Score" by Bessel van der Kolk MDAlthough we are both licensed therapists, this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only, not professional therapy advice.  If you are in a crisis, please call 911 or the 24 hour national crisis line at 988.Music by Tim Curtis.Website: 3tlbpodcast.buzzsprout.comEmail: 3tlbpodcast@gmail.com

We all deal with grief in large and small ways throughout our lives. Grieving can give us time to regroup, heal, and recover. Grieving doesn't necessarily come naturally so Susanne and Greg present tips on navigating through grief."3 to Live By".  Let's talk about it.Although we are both licensed therapists, this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only, not professional therapy advice.  If you are in a crisis, please call 911 or the 24 hour national crisis line at 988.Music by Tim Curtis.Website: 3tlbpodcast.buzzsprout.comEmail: 3tlbpodcast@gmail.com

Caring for our bodies is such an important part of life. But there is a major debate whether we should accept ourselves and not focus too much on our weight or whether we should make it a priority to get our weight down to recommended levels. Susanne and Greg debate this issue and their favorite maxims/philosophies on this topic. Regardless of your weight, Susanne and Greg encourage you to accept and celebrate yourself and your size as you are today."3 To Live By". Let's talk about it.Although we are both licensed therapists, this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only, not professional therapy advice.  If you are in a crisis, please call 911 or the 24 hour national crisis line at 988.Music by Tim Curtis.Website: 3tlbpodcast.buzzsprout.comEmail: 3tlbpodcast@gmail.com

We all feel anger and resentments at various times in our lives. There are many slights and frustrations that we face. Holding on to anger can cause us distress, sadness, relationship tensions, and health problems. Susanne and Greg debate their top philosophies/maxims on how to let go of anger and resentments.  "3 To Live By". Let's talk about it.Although we are both licensed therapists, this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only, not professional therapy advice.  If you are in a crisis, please call 911 or the 24 hour national crisis line at 988.Music by Tim Curtis.Website: 3tlbpodcast.buzzsprout.comEmail: 3tlbpodcast@gmail.com

Relationships are a wonderful part of life. We often put our heart and soul into them in hopes of living a fulfilling and meaning life. It is often so hurtful and sad when things fall apart but, as we all know,  we'll have far more failed relationships than ongoing, whole relationships. Susanne and Greg tell personal stories and debate their favorite 3 maxims for "Recovery and Rebuilding after a Breakup or Divorce."3 To Live By. Let's talk about it.Although we are both licensed therapists, this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only, not professional therapy advice.  If you are in a crisis, please call 911 or the 24 hour national crisis line at 988.Music by Tim Curtis.Website: 3tlbpodcast.buzzsprout.comEmail: 3tlbpodcast@gmail.com

Loneliness is such a widespread condition of modern life. But maintaining strong adult friendships can be one important remedy. Susanne and Greg tell personal stories and debate 3 key maxims or philosophies to address this important topic. Let's talk about it.We would love to hear your feedback and comments. Email us at 3tlbpodcast@gmail.comCheck out our website at 3tlbpodcast.buzzsprout.comThanks to Tim Curtis for our music.

Susanne and Greg discuss and debate a number of maxims to successfully raise teens with the goal of finding the 3 most effective ones. All of the stages of raising children are both magical and challenging. This episode is designed to help parents successfully navigate the teen years with the goal of establishing a healthy, supportive, and loving home life.   "Three to Live By".Thanks for listening. We'd love your feedback and ideas.Music by Tim Curtis.Our website: 3tlbpodcast.buzzsprout.comEmail us at: 3tlbpodcast@gmail.com

Can each challenge in life be successfully navigated by following 3 key maxims? This new podcast proposes that finding the right three maxims to guide us in the many roles we face will foster confidence, purpose, and direction. Co-hosts Susanne Binford and Greg Maddox, both licensed therapists, lead a lively, fun, and inspired discussion to seek out “Three to Live By”.  Let's talk about it.Although we are both licensed therapists, this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only, not professional therapy advice.  If you are in a mental health crisis, please call 911 or the 24 hour national crisis line at 988.Email us at 3tlbpodcast@gmail.comWebsite: 3tlbpodcast.buzzsprout.comMusic by Tim Curtis.

This week on the Digital Velocity Podcast, Erik and Tim discuss the fundamentals of media spend and what to do to ensure that marketing dollars are not being wasted. https://www.digitalvelocitypodcast.com/episodes/24-hot-topic-the-fundamentals-of-media-spend-erik-martinez-and-tim-curtis

Building our Resilience Shield, using stress for good and combating imposter syndrome! This week we are very excited to chat to Dr Dan Pronk. Dr Dan completed SAS selection and worked in special operations where he was awarded a Commendation for Distinguished Service during his second tour of Afghanistan. He later completed his MBA, worked as a medical officer outside the army and is the director of Tacmed. In 2021, Dan released 'The Resilience Shield' with Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis. Read 'The Resilience Shield' Guardian Personal Safety Training DISCLAIMER: All of the opinions of each individual on 'The Student Paramedic Podcast' are their own.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this bonus episode, Alex Krupski and Jake Hoffman of the Millennials in Print Podcast, chat with Tim and Erik about the current trends in digital marketing, the interoperability between print and digital marketing, and how brands can accommodate print growth in the current market. https://www.digitalvelocitypodcast.com/episodes/bonus-episode-millennials-in-print-podcast-interview-erik-martinez-and-tim-curtis 

In this episode of the Millennials in Print Podcast, the guys chat with Tim Curtis (President/CEO, CohereOne) & Erik Martinez (Co-Owner/Executive VP, Blue Tangerine) who host the Digital Velocity Podcast together. Tune in as they chat about the current trends in digital marketing, the interoperability between print and digital marketing, and how brands can accommodate print growth in the current market. ============================================================Guest DetailsConnect with Tim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timcurtisdcmp/Connect with Erik: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erikmartinez/CohereOne website: https://cohereone.com/Blue Tangerine website: https://bluetangerine.com/Digital Velocity Podcast: https://www.digitalvelocitypodcast.com/============================================================Guest DetailsGrab your copy of the Arandell catalog: https://arandell.com/catalog/============================================================Show Notes0:00 - 8:45: Intro & background8:46 - 12:29: Why Tim & Erik have stayed in marketing12:30 - 19:51: The interoperability between print and digital 19:52 - 30:22: What the traditional print sales person looks like and how that might be changing in the next 5-7 years30:23 - 35:13: How media buyers manage their spend35:14 - 44:34: What to expect from upcoming data privacy legislation44:35 - 52:56: How to approach the attribution conversation in print52:57 - 55:58: Accommodating print growth in the current market55:59 - end: Final thoughts from Tim and Erik============================================================Where to Follow UsSpotifyYouTubeLinkedInTwitterFacebookInstagramConnect with Alex: ajkrupski@arandell.comConnect with Jake: jmhoffman@arandell.com

Highlights From Today's Episode:How do you build the resilience muscle?Understanding your own version of success and happiness.True happiness is found in overcoming something, embracing the suck and dealing with the struggle.The cure for cognitive overload - key meditation and mindfulness practices to help you overcome anything. The paradox of needing to be vulnerable to be resilient - the need to let your guard down and connect with others.Are we fleeing to victimhood too quickly?Radical truth - the ability to deconstruct a situation and ask “what did I learn in that?” The detrimental impacts of a victim mindset.www.mettle.global/teamwww.unforgiving60.com/hosts|www.resilienceshield.com/about-ushttps://au.linkedin.com/in/tim-curtis-64b8581https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-pronk/?originalSubdomain=au

On this episode of Wake Up 502 with Raashaan the fellas discuss the coaching search and who should stay around as a part of the UofL basketball team moving forward! We also welcome Tim Curtis of Down Syndrome of Louisville to talk about their upcoming Derby Gala!

Join Erik and Tim this week on the Digital Velocity Podcast as they discuss the opportunities and challenges affecting Ecommerce environments and what digital marketers should be keeping an eye on in the future. https://www.digitalvelocitypodcast.com/episodes/11-keeping-an-eye-out-for-future-ecommerce-trends-tim-curtis-and-erik-martinez

Life is hard for all of us. Rocketing rates of physical and mental health issues are a testimony to the immense pressures of our complex modern world - and then you throw in a global pandemic, economic uncertainty, and restrictions on movement. So how do we become strong and adaptable to face life's challenges?  Three Australian SAS veterans reveal their groundbreaking resilience techniques to master your mindset and overcome adversity. They've culminated their findings into a book ‘The Resilience Shield'. Dr Dan Pronk, Ben Pronk DSC and Tim Curtis are Australian Special Air Service Regiment (SAS) veterans with MBAs. They have over 60 years combined experience in leading high-performance teams. We talk about what is resilience and unpack the six elements that help to strengthen your resilience shield. In particular we dive into Mind and the role of creativity and spirituality, and wrestle with the concept of Adaptability - which for me truthfully I like the idea of, but the reality of having to constantly adapt to environment can just down right suck at times - maybe you agree? 
  Dan, Ben and Tim currently work to support clients in improving their capabilities at the intersection of leadership, teamwork, resilience and crisis management.  Dr Dan Pronk is involved with the top-rating SAS AUSTRALIA on Channel 7 and will have an extensive on-camera role in the 2021 series.   This was a great conversation with super practical tools on how to understand and strengthen your resilience in the face of whatever life brings you. Enjoy this conversation with Dan Pronk, Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis.

Most of you are already aware of my fascination with the military (the origins if which I'm still not really sure about but which I've stopped questioning because we also all know that weird things will make you yay, so just roll with them because you're already far better off than those who haven't found their yay yet). So, you won't be surprised how much I enjoyed this week's two episodes but I promise the military connection was a timing coincidence! If you haven't listened yet, our #yaysofourlives guest Tom Howell, Director of Field Operations for Disaster Relief Australia, a partner of our partner Mitsubishi( so part of the yayborhood). Tom started out as an army combat paramedic doing some fascinating work in Afghanistan, then later worked in the jungles of Papua New Guinea before becoming a full-time firefighter which he does alongside his work with DRA. Today, we're joined by two fellow veterans and legendary brothers, Ben and Dan Pronk, who along with their close friend Tim Curtis just published (and already sold out) their first brilliant book, The Resilience Shield. All three were elite soldiers in the SAS which is already impressive enough but later went on to complete their MBAs launching successful post-military careers AND the brothers now fondly refer to themselves as two thirds of an author setting today's warm, self-deprecating tone. I already gush about Resilience Shield enough in this episode, but whether you're interested in the military or not, it is a transformative handbook for our crazy times. Aiming to help us build a shield of resilience against the undeniable uncertainty and unfairness of the world, high adrenaline military anecdotes are weaved seamlessly in among dense philosophy, science and research from around the world about timely themes like fulfilment, loss and rebuilding of identity, trauma, modern information overload and goal setting. No size 12 font storytelling, Resilience Shield is packed full of a methodology built over three stellar careers to date but with endearing relatable language like one of my favourite chapters, But what about my dickhead boss? I'm pretty much just rehashing what we talk about now, so I'll let the boys tell you more themselves. I truly enjoyed this one so much and hope you do too. GET YOUR COPY OF RESILIENCE SHIELD HERE + Follow Resilience Shield here + Announcements on Insta at @spoonful_of_sarah + Join our Facebook community here + Subscribe to not miss out on the next instalment of YAY! ++++++++++++++++++++++ CATCH UP ON PAYPAL SMALL BUSINESS WEBINAR #1 - Optimising your online presence SIGN UP FOR PAYPAL SMALL BUSINESS WEBINAR #2 - Social media strategy

Most of you are already aware of my fascination with the military (the origins if which I'm still not really sure about but which I've stopped questioning because we also all know that weird things will make you yay, so just roll with them because you're already far better off than those who haven't found their yay yet). So, you won't be surprised how much I enjoyed this week's two episodes but I promise the military connection was a timing coincidence!If you haven't listened yet, our #yaysofourlives guest Tom Howell, Director of Field Operations for Disaster Relief Australia, a partner of our partner Mitsubishi( so part of the yayborhood). Tom started out as an army combat paramedic doing some fascinating work in Afghanistan, then later worked in the jungles of Papua New Guinea before becoming a full-time firefighter which he does alongside his work with DRA. Today, we're joined by two fellow veterans and legendary brothers, Ben and Dan Pronk, who along with their close friend Tim Curtis just published (and already sold out) their first brilliant book, The Resilience Shield. All three were elite soldiers in the SAS which is already impressive enough but later went on to complete their MBAs launching successful post-military careers AND the brothers now fondly refer to themselves as two thirds of an author setting today's warm, self-deprecating tone.I already gush about Resilience Shield enough in this episode, but whether you're interested in the military or not, it is a transformative handbook for our crazy times. Aiming to help us build a shield of resilience against the undeniable uncertainty and unfairness of the world, high adrenaline military anecdotes are weaved seamlessly in among dense philosophy, science and research from around the world about timely themes like fulfilment, loss and rebuilding of identity, trauma, modern information overload and goal setting. No size 12 font storytelling, Resilience Shield is packed full of a methodology built over three stellar careers to date but with endearing relatable language like one of my favourite chapters, But what about my dickhead boss? I'm pretty much just rehashing what we talk about now, so I'll let the boys tell you more themselves. I truly enjoyed this one so much and hope you do too.GET YOUR COPY OF RESILIENCE SHIELD HERE + Follow Resilience Shield here+ Announcements on Insta at @spoonful_of_sarah+ Join our Facebook community here+ Subscribe to not miss out on the next instalment of YAY!

Difficult bosses can cause you to feel disgruntled, demotivated AND devalued. A disclaimer first; If your boss is damaging your mental or physical health then seek help and, if necessary, get out! For those of us who just have a boss who is a bit of a dickhead and gets on our nerves, here are some great tips from the authors of The Resilience Shield on how to handle the dickhead boss in your life. Links ‘The Resilience Shield’ by Dr Dan Pronk, Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis - https://resilienceshield.com/ . The Space Instagram @thespace_podcast and https://bit.ly/thespace_instagram. Review The Space on Apple Podcasts and https://bit.ly/review-the-space. Credits Host: Casey Donovan @caseydonovan88 Content: Amy Molloy @amy_molloyExecutive Producer: Elise CooperEditor: Adrian WaltonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Let’s look at the meaning of incompetent: Not having or showing the necessary skills to do something successfully. Who feels like that on the weekly? Or on the daily! In fact, FEELING like you’re incompetent is actually better than the alternative – BEING incompetent! Links ‘The Resilience Shield’ by Dr Dan Pronk, Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis - https://resilienceshield.com/ . The Space Instagram @thespace_podcast and https://bit.ly/thespace_instagram. Review The Space on Apple Podcasts and https://bit.ly/review-the-space. Credits Host: Casey Donovan @caseydonovan88 Content: Amy Molloy @amy_molloyExecutive Producer: Elise Cooper Editor: Adrian WaltonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Let’s look at the meaning of incompetent: Not having or showing the necessary skills to do something successfully. Who feels like that on the weekly? Or on the daily! In fact, FEELING like you're incompetent is actually better than the alternative – BEING incompetent!' Links ‘The Resilience Shield’ by Dr Dan Pronk, Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis - https://resilienceshield.com/ . The Space Instagram @thespace_podcast and https://bit.ly/thespace_instagram. Review The Space on Apple Podcasts and https://bit.ly/review-the-space. Credits Host: Casey Donovan @caseydonovan88 Content: Amy Molloy @amy_molloyExecutive Producer: Elise CooperEditor: Adrian WaltonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today I was fortunate to sit down with Dr Dan Pronk and Tim Curtis, two of the three authors of my new favourite book The Resilience Shield.  I really hope you enjoy this chat.  THE RESILIENCE SHIELD SURVEY  THE RESILIENCE SHIELD SURVEY  THE RESILIENCE SHIELD SURVEY  THE RESILIENCE SHIELD SURVEY  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As business owners, we go through different kinds of stresses and challenges. Some of them we have fully planned and prepared for, but some totally catch us off guard, like this COVID pandemic.With our role being at the center of high stress and high-pressure situations, it is important to have built our resilience so that we can get back on track after every setback and resume healthy relationships with our team and family.And who better to talk about resilience with than with, Dr. Dan Pronk, Medical Director at TacMed Australia and former Special Operations doctor. In this episode, Dan talks about how to build resilience within yourself and how to inspire your team to progress with resilience in mind. He also shares his experience as a former Special Operations doctor for four tours in Afghanistan and how he's built up the kind of resilience that can withstand the frontlines of war.Listen to the full episode below!SHOW NOTESRapid-fire questions: Reading list, people who inspire Dan, motto you live by, childhood aspirations  [0:04:35.2]  What it's like to be a medic/doctor in the military  [0:14:31.7]  Dan's highlights as a military doctor  [0:16:35.1]  Leaving a Legacy vs. Passing the Baton  [0:18:06.9]  The story behind Dan's book, The Resilience Shield  [0:20:05.4]  Layers of the Resilience Shield: Nature v. Nurture, Constructs, Mind Layer, Body Layer, and more  [0:24:23.4]  Meditation and how it helps you build resilience  [0:31:18.4]  What The Resilience Shield can do for you  [0:34:11.5]  How clinic owners can lead with resilience in mind  [0:37:06.4]  To what degree is the pursuit of resilience individual versus communal?  [0:40:09.6]  Advice to clinic owners on how to build resilience  [0:42:04.3]  QUOTES“There are many factors in a community that can bolster resilience.”“The organization environment must be the one to promote and facilitate a resilient-type philosophy, and then there's the responsibility of the individual to pick that one as well.”MENTIONSBeyond Order by Jordan Peterson (book) Survivor: Life in the SAS by Mark Wales (book)Knife Edge: Life as a Special Forces Surgeon by Richard Villar (book)The Resilience Shield by Ben Pronk, Dan Pronk, and Tim Curtis (book)CONNECT WITH DANLinkedInIf you found this episode valuable, don't forget to give us a thumbs up, share, comment, and give us your ratings on iTunes and Stitcher. We appreciate your support and feedback!

Alex Lloyd interviews former SAS soldier Bruce McLennan. Life on the Line tracks down Australian military veterans and records their stories. Bruce McLennan was a Squadron Sergeant Major in the Special Air Service Regiment. He joined the SAS in 1984 and served in Afghanistan. He was also involved in the boarding of MV Tampa in 2001. Alex Lloyd spoke with Bruce about his long career in Australian Special Forces. Episodes referenced at the end of the podcast include: SAS Leadership with Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis SAS Leadership Vol II with Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis #101 Bob Hunter #28 Mark Wales Vol II Life After Service: Tony Park SAS Resilience with Dr Dan Pronk, Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis To see photos related to today's interview, visit our website - www.lifeonthelinepodcast.com - or follow us on social media: @lifeonthelinepodcast on Facebook and Instagram, @LOTLpod on Twitter and 'Thistle Productions' on LinkedIn.

Dan Pronk served 4 tours of Afghanistan as a Special Operations doctor, spending many days saving and losing fellow soldiers through more than 100 combat missions. Dan, his brother Ben and veteran, Tim Curtis, have just released their book, ‘The Resilience Shield' - A mix of enthralling stories and practical instructions breaking down methods we can all use to build genuine resilience. Dan thrived in the most extreme high stress environments and found the rampant intensity of battle so enticing that he felt he had to keep going back for more.  When he was in the thick of it, witnessing all the death and destruction destruction seemed like water off a ducks back, but Dan's trauma was building all along till it finally caught up with him.  Dan is a prime example of post traumatic growth, the positive flip side of post traumatic stress we don't often hear about.  Very few of us have survived the worst of the worst like Dan has, but we all faces challenges in our lives with the potential to break us and we all need a Resilience Shield. 

Dr Dan Pronk is a GP and was a former doctor within the Australian Special Operations Command. Dr Pronk was deployed on operations on 5 occasions with the Army including one time to Timor and 4 times to Afghanistan and over 100 combat missions.  Dan was awarded the Commendation for Distinguished Service for his conduct in action on his second tour of Afghanistan. Dan is also co-author of “The Resilience Shield: SAS resilience techniques to master your mindset and overcome adversity” with Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis available at https://resilienceshield.com/.  He is also medical director of Tacmed and can be found on social media @danpronk and https://resilienceshield.com/.   If you find this podcast valuable, rating it 5 stars and leaving a review on iTunes is a huge help. You can find more podcasts and resources at www.thegpshow.com  If you would like to provide feedback or request a topic, please Contact Us. Thank you for listening and supporting.

In this episode I had the pleasure of chatting with the authors of 'The Resilience Shield'. If you haven't heard of this book then you soon will. Dr Dan Pronk, Ben Pronk DSC and Tim Curtis have co-written an incredible book on Resilience. It takes everything they have learnt during their time serving with SASR and combined this with research on resilience and brings you an epic collection of SAS Resilience techniques to master your mindset and overcome adversity. In this episode we chat about the book, the process of writing it and how the contents of this book is going to shape the future generation of serving members. As an applicant, you'll want to listen to this podcast episode and then go out and buy the book. I believe this should be a mandatory read for all ADF and Police applicants. Buy a SIGNED copy of the book here Find Dr Dan Pronk on Instagram - @danpronk and Linkedin Find Ben Pronk on Instagram - @papa_one_seven and Linkedin Find Tim Curtis on Instagram - @tim_dxb and Linkedin Listen to the The Unforgiving60 Podcast here To listen to the authors on the Life on the Line podcast, click here Thank you to Tim, Ben & Dan for your time and for sharing your wisdom for the future applicants of the ADF. If you are interested in training at The Barracks Gym to improve your fitness for your ADF or Police application, head over to our website to check it out. Click here to learn more about The Barracks Gym

This week you will get to know Tim Curtis, one of the co-hosts of the Digital Velocity Podcast. Tim is the President CohereOne, a direct-to-consumer marketing agency, and strategic consultancy. Tim is a well-known industry veteran who gets the “big picture” and he's insatiably curious. https://www.digitalvelocitypodcast.com/episodes/01-meet-your-host-tim-curtis

Alex Lloyd from Life on the Line Podcast interviews Ben, Tim and Dr Dan Pronk discussing resilience. More about the incredible Life on the Line Podcast here:  More on the amazingly selfless Alex Lloyd here:   ****** Life on the Line Episode Notes: Alex Lloyd interviews three Australian Special Forces veterans about the secrets to unlock greater personal resilience. Life on the Line tracks down Australian military veterans and records their stories. Dr Dan Pronk, Ben Pronk DSC and Tim Curtis return to the show in this special podcast to talk about their new book, THE RESILIENCE SHIELD. From lessons learned in Afghanistan to Sierra Leone, the board room to the hospital, the SAS veterans have demystified and defined resilience and unlocked how anyone can better equip themselves to overcome adversity in life. Alex Lloyd, the publisher of their book at Pan Macmillan, spoke with the trio more about how the book came about and what readers can expect.  

Alex Lloyd interviews three Australian Special Forces veterans about the secrets to unlock greater personal resilience. Life on the Line tracks down Australian military veterans and records their stories. Dr Dan Pronk, Ben Pronk DSC and Tim Curtis return to the show in this special podcast to talk about their new book, THE RESILIENCE SHIELD. From lessons learned in Afghanistan to Sierra Leone, the board room to the hospital, the SAS veterans have demystified and defined resilience and unlocked how anyone can better equip themselves to overcome adversity in life. Alex Lloyd, the publisher of their book at Pan Macmillan, spoke with the trio more about how the book came about and what readers can expect. For previous episodes featuring these guests, listen to: #31 Dr Dan Pronk Vol I #31 Dr Dan Pronk Vol II Voodoo Medics with Mark Donaldson VC, Dr Dan Pronk and Kristin Shorten Lessons of a Combat Doctor with Dr Dan Pronk SAS Leadership with Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis SAS Leadership Vol II with Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis Christmas on the Line Vol III #107 Brett Wood To see photos related to today's interview, visit our website - www.lifeonthelinepodcast.com - or follow us on social media: @lifeonthelinepodcast on Facebook and Instagram, @LOTLpod on Twitter and 'Thistle Productions' on LinkedIn.

Erik Martinez of Blue Tangerine and Tim Curtis of CohereOne are excited to introduce the Digital Velocity podcast, a podcast for e-commerce professionals, marketers, and entrepreneurs who want to stay up to date with the latest trends in the ever-changing world of e-commerce. They will be talking with thought leaders and the top marketing minds on to the show to tap into their knowledge and break down trends that can help your e-commerce business excel. Erik and Tim will be bringing new points of view and insight, and also discussing specific strategies and tactics to give you valuable options to best serve your e-commerce business. https://www.digitalvelocitypodcast.com/episodes/00-digital-velocity-the-trailer-tim-curtis-and-erik-martinez

Tim Curtis graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 45. Prior to beginning my journey in software development, I worked as a tradesman. When a friend introduced me to software development, I realized that the tech field would allow me to experience the same fulfillment and work I enjoyed.

Alex Lloyd interviews army veteran Monika Georgieva. Life on the Line tracks down Australian military veterans and records their stories. Monika Georgieva was the first female to attempt selection for the 2nd Commando Regiment and the Special Air Service Regiment. She made two attempts at SAS selection, then went on to be Australia’s first female infantry officer, having commanded a rifle platoon and a reconnaissance/sniper platoon. In her conversation with Alex Lloyd, Monika talks about her childhood in Bulgaria, joining the Australian Army, details her various Special Forces selection attempts and her career beyond. Episodes referenced at the end of the podcast include: #36 Mark Donaldson VC SAS Leadership with Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis #68 Harry Moffitt SAS Leadership Vol II with Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis #102 Heston Russell To see photos related to today's interview, visit our website - www.lifeonthelinepodcast.com - or follow us on social media: @lifeonthelinepodcast on Facebook and Instagram, @LOTLpod on Twitter and 'Thistle Productions' on LinkedIn.

The guys welcome Tim Curtis from Lower Left Brewing back to the show and are blamed for the pandemic and most everything else in 2020... But Tim brought us delicious beer, so he can say whatever he wants and may walk away with the most coveted award in the history of awards.

Transitions can be difficult, painful, and confusing. Tim Curtis shares how the Bible speaks to these life transitions.

We talk with Tim Curtis & Ben Pronk DSC, both Ex SAS Officers, both sons of Officers (Army). Even though they try to deny it, their career paths have followed each other. They came together in SAS and are back together again on their new joint venture. I had the pleasure of working with both before they became chicken stranglers (SAS), I thoroughly enjoyed catching up with them both and I am sure you will enjoy their stories. Oh, they also host a great Podcast #Unforgiving60 well worth tuning into some great guests, with great stories. 

Veterans of Season 4 share their stories of a Christmas in uniform. Life on the Line tracks down Australian war veterans and records their stories. Veterans and other guests of Season 4 share with the Thistle Productions team their experiences of Christmas in uniform, from deployments overseas and back home in Australia. These stories have not been previously featured on the podcast. Featured guests include Sarah Watson, Adrian Humphries, Ben Pronk, Tim Curtis, Bill Fitzgerald, Tony Park, John Cantwell, Tim Reynolds, David McCourt, Crystal Callender, Garth Callender, Glenn Azar, Alyssa Azar, Dan Keighran VC, Ian Roberts, Paul Cale, Renee Wilson and Bob Hunter. This episode is hosted by Angus Hordern. For more from today's featured guests in Season 4, listen to the following episodes: #76 Sarah Watson #77 Adrian Humphries Vol I #77 Adrian Humphries Vol II SAS Leadership Vol II with Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis #79 Bill Fitzgerald #81 Tony Park #82 John Cantwell Vol I #82 John Cantwell Vol II #84 Tim Reynolds #85 David McCourt The Partners - Crystal Callender #90 Glenn Azar #94 Ian Roberts #43 Dan Keighran VC Vol II (ft. John Cantwell) #97 Paul Cale The Partners - Renee Wilson Still to come: #101 Bob Hunter To see photos related to today's interview, visit our website - www.lifeonthelinepodcast.com - or follow us on social media: @lifeonthelinepodcast on Facebook and Instagram, and @LOTLpod on Twitter.

Ben, Jason and Chris discuss their leadership mistakes as they record the first episode of the podcast in the studio at Ironside Coffee's new Headquarters. They reflect on the last 2 episodes, discuss fights outside of kebab shops, and make mistakes as Squadron Sergeant Majors. (Sorry to disappoint, but the last 2 points are not related). Full Audio Versions Spotify - http://ironside.club/spotify22 Apple - http://ironside.club/Apple22 Resources Mentioned in the Podcast Callsign Chaos - Jim Mattis http://ironside.club/Chaos Turn the Ship Around - David Marquet http://ironside.club/Ship Turn the Ship Around Workbook - David Marquet http://ironside.club/ShipWB Tobruk - Peter FitzSimons http://ironside.club/TobrukAudio James Cook - Peter FitSimons http://ironside.club/CaptCook Unforgiving 60 - Podcast with Tim Curtis and Ben Pronk https://www.unforgiving60.com/hosts CORE Leadership Speaker Series http://ironside.club/Blaxland As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Head to www.ironsidecoffeeco.com.au to check out the new website. We now have an option for a subscription and are excited to announce The Endless Sabot. You can also book the Van, the Corporate Coffee Cart, or order an Ironside Wooden Flag. Podcast listeners can get free postage Australia Wide by entering the Code Word podcast at check-out. Check out the Ironside Coffee Youtube Channel. Please subscribe, share and like to spread the word.

Is an acquisition in your agency's future but you're not sure how to find a potential buyer? Does your agency have incredible strategic partnerships? Sometimes, the best merger and acquisition deals come out of existing relationships with partners and businesses that offer complementary services. The key is to structure a beneficial and fair deal for both parties while avoiding the biggest acquisition pitfall. In today's episode, we'll cover: Why agencies need to lead with data. Agency acquisition mistake to avoid. How to structure an agency owner's buyout. Today I sat down for a discussion with Tim Curtis, President, and CEO of CohereOne, a direct-to-consumer marketing agency. Tim recently sold his agency to a strategic partner and took a little different approach. He's here to discuss what he did and why this option was the best choice for his agency. Why Agencies Need to Lead with Data We all have biases. It's human nature. So, of course, you think your agency provides the best solutions and services.  But while it's great to take pride in your work, when you are trying to sell (whether it's to a client or another agency), you want to put the data first. As a data-driven agency, Tim knows the value of numbers. Numbers don't lie. So, if you want to sell the value of your service or communicate the results your agency can achieve, let the numbers do the talking. Once you provide the data, then you can explain why you're the best. Tim says, if you want to take advantage of opportunities, you have to understand the data, and then the context. In that order. #1 Mistake in an Agency Acquisition One mistake many agency owners make when there's a merger or acquisition deal on the table is letting their foot off the gas. They focus on the value of the sale instead of keeping the agency profitable.  Of course, it's more fun to think about the dollar signs, what you want to buy, and how much money you are going to make from a buyout. When this happens, people tend to relax, put in a little less effort, and look at the acquisition as a done deal. This is a mistake. Regardless of your role in the agency, everyone needs to be all in until the deal is in ink. Continue to hustle, bring on new clients, and build new income. What happens when you start to take the foot off the gas? Best case scenario, you sour the relationship between you and the buyer. Worst case scenario, you lose the deal. How to Structure an Agency Owner's Buyout There are many ways to structure an acquisition. You can have more cash upfront and less earnout. Or you can have less cash, but retain a big piece of equity. Tim says, when it came to structuring his acquisition, he went with a hybrid approach. Generally, when we consider earnout, we look at EBIDTA. Often, this is where sellers get the best deal. But Tim says, instead of EBIDTA, his earnout is based on gross sales. In addition, they've also agreed to guaranteed payments based on this amount. With this approach, there's more incentive for everyone to focus on the growth of the business, rather than bleed it for profits. This way, the agency continues to grow momentum. Tim says, the industry as a whole is beginning to see more of a shift towards smaller percentages upfront. As such, it's important to look for the best way to get the most out of your deal. Whether making a deal with a strategic partner or putting out feelers to merge with another agency, it all comes down to your approach. When you focus on what makes you valuable and keep your foot on the gas, you won't have to work as hard for a buyer to recognize your agency's value. Looking for a Payroll and HR Solution for your Agency? Payroll and benefits are hard. Especially when you’re a small business. Gusto is making payroll, benefits and HR easy for small businesses. You no longer have to be a big company to get great technology, great benefits and great service to take care of your team. For a limited time, Gusto is offering a deal to Smart Agency Master Class listeners. Check out Gusto.com/agency for 3-months FREE once you run your first payroll with them.

Tim Curtis President of CohereOne, sit down to discuss neuromarketing and marketing psychology and so much more. Tim drops a ton of knowledge regarding the cues and triggers that influence the decision-making process and buying. Tim has an incredible knack for looking ahead so listen, learn, and enjoy!  Show Notes: https://www.buildermarketingpodcast.com/episodes/19-marketing-psych-influences-on-consumer-decision-making-tim-curtis

This week, Rob and Michael are joined by former England opener and Worcestershire legend Tim Curtis. Tim scored over 20,000 First Class runs in a hugely successful professional career in the late 1980s and early 1990s, and until recently held the position of Vice President at Worcestershire CCC. Highlights and lowlights of his own career, and the state of domestic cricket in England are the topics up for discussion as the boys welcome their second former Test cricketer as a guest in as many weeks!

Recently, Jenny Muscat talked to Tim Curtis about his work as a mission partner in the Chaco region of Paraguay. Tim works on resources to enable the Enxet people to access scripture in their own language, following on from his involvement in the translation of the whole Bible into Southern Enxet.

Another Special Episode with thanks again to Life on the Line Podcast, with Alex Lloyd. This is the second volume talking leadership with Ben, Tim again interviewed by Alex. This time around they talk about: - Their inclusion in Richard Baker's awesome podcast: 'The Last Voyage of the PONG SU'.  - Leading through COVID-19- complexity and chaos. - Campaign planning and wargaming. - Seizing high value targets in Timor Leste.   - Planning and executing elections in Afghanistan. - Adaptation.... and an example in the transition out of Afghanistan. - The complexity of leading foreign forces in Sierra Leone. And understanding the use of child soldiers. - Stoic theories and their practical application. - 12 June 1996, Tim and Ben remember the BlackHawk Disaster. Tragic loss. But resilient response.    ** This episode is released on 12th June and on the 24th anniversary of the Blackhawk Disaster in North Queensland which killed 15 SAS operators and 3 aircrew. Lest we forget.   *** Please check out 'Life on the Line' Podcast .... to hear far more inspirational and interesting guests than our co-hosts!   End Music by the Externals, US Radio (available on Spotify).

Alex Lloyd interviews SAS veterans Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis for a second time, with the dynamic duo sharing more military stories and lessons of leadership and resilience. Life on the Line tracks down Australian military veterans and records their stories. Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis are two veterans of the Special Air Service Regiment. The ex-SAS officers swapped their rifles for MBAs and now co-run Mettle Global, a business specialising in crisis management. They also co-host The Unforgiving60 podcast. In their second interview with Alex Lloyd, Ben and Tim share more anecdotes from their time in the military, and how those lessons of leadership and resilience can be applied to crisis situations such as the COVID-19 global pandemic. They also discuss the tragic Black Hawk accident of 12 June 1996. To see photos related to today's interview, visit our website - www.lifeonthelinepodcast.com - or follow us on social media: @lifeonthelinepodcast on Facebook and Instagram, and @LOTLpod on Twitter.

Ben and Tim tell some home-baked (and half-baked) stories about those who told their own stories on ANZAC Day 2020!   Intelligence Summary (INTSUM) 00:00 - About ANZAC Day 2020 05:00 - Colonel Matt .... former mechanic, SAS soldier, SAS officer and Commanding Officer 09:20 - Mark Wales ..... former SAS Troop Commander  14:20 - Monika Georgieva ..... former Infantry Platoon Commander 16:00 - Matt Cross ..... former Infantry Officer 18:50- Col Busby ….. former SAS Regimental Sergeant Major 24:00- Peter Tinley …. Former SAS Operations Officer and Squadron Commander 26:00- Andrew Hastie …. Former SAS Troop Commander 27:30- Luke Gosling ….. Former Infantry Officer 28:50- Vince Connelly …. Former Infantry Officer 30:30- Phil Hayes St Clair …. How Army life shaped Phil 32:10- Viv Blycha …  Logistics Officer 33:00- Cameron Smith …. Former Commando Troop Commander 36:00- Bruce McLennan … Former SAS Squadron Sergeant Major 39:00- Tim Curtis ….. Former SAS Squadron Commander 39:30- Daniel Jackson …. Former Royal Australian Navy Clearance Diver 41:20- Ian Young ….. Former SAS Squadron Commander 43:00- Lachlan Burg …. Former Artillery Officer 44:30- Sarah Watson …. Former Intelligence Officer 46:00- Simon Hawken …. Former Infantry Senior Non-Commissioned Officer 'H Hour with Hawks' podcast is here 48:50- Thank you to Rob Redenbach and George Mansford, AO 49:50- More of George Mansford's poetry is here 50:55- Final Comments   Music The Externals ‘Edge of the World' … Available on Spotify

This ANZAC Day is unlike any other. In this special episode a collection of Australian veterans offer their perspective and reflections on service and ANZAC Day. Lest we forget.   Intelligence Summary (INTSUM)  01:00- The ANZAC Dedication: "They have not died in vain....."  02:06- Introduction and context by Ben and Tim  05:00- Colonel Matt .... former Army mechanic, SAS soldier, SAS officer and Commando Regiment Commanding Officer  09:00- Mark Wales ..... former SAS Troop Commander   11:30- Monika Georgieva ..... former Infantry Platoon Commander  13:29- Matt Cross ..... former Infantry Officer  15:50- Poem .....  "Old Soldiers Never Die" by George Mansford ... recited by Rob Redenbach  17:40- Ben Pronk ..... former SAS Commanding Officer  23:00- Col Busby ….. former SAS Regimental Sergeant Major  28:00- Peter Tinley …. Former SAS Operations Officer and Squadron Commander  33:00- Andrew Hastie …. Former SAS Troop Commander  37:20- Luke Gosling ….. Former Infantry Officer  42:20- Vince Connelly …. Former Infantry Officer  46:00- Phil Hayes St Clair …. How Army life shaped Phil  47:20- Viv Blycha …  Logistics Officer  51:10- Cameron Smith …. Former Commando Troop Commander  54:00- Bruce McLennan … Former SAS Squadron Sergeant Major  59:10- Tim Curtis ….. Former SAS Squadron Commander  1:03:00- Daniel Jackson …. Former Royal Australian Navy Clearance Diver  1:08:52- Ian Young ….. Former SAS Squadron Commander  1:09:00- Lachlan Burg …. Former Artillery Officer  1:13:25- Sarah Watson …. Former Intelligence Officer  1:16:00- Simon Hawken …. Former Infantry Senior Non-Commissioned Officer  1:19:34- Final Comments from Ben and Tim ... and introducing the Ode  1:20:00- The Ode… read by Col Busby (ex SAS Regimental Sergeant Major)  1:21:45- The SAS Roll of Honour … read by Col Busby (ex SAS Regimental Sergeant Major)   Music 'Getting Away with It (All Messed Up)' … played by the SAS Band ‘Tongue Charge' ... played live in Afghanistan (with backing vocals by Angry Anderson)      

Mick is joined by former SAS soldiers turned podcasters Tim Curtis and Ben Pronk for a mash up with their podcast 'The Unforgiving 60'. We talk mental strength, the value of comedy in a tight spot, planning for a Zombie showdown and a whole lot more.

Our first (and last) guest, Tim Curtis from Lower Left Brewing, plus the adventures of Schools through the Colorado Skiing scene. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In episode 5 of 'The Last Voyage of the Pong Su', we hear from Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis - two men who were part of the Special Air Service Regiment tasked with a dramatic capture of the Pong Su. In this extended interview you'll hear about what happened before, during and after the day of this dramatic operation - as well  as their memories of the infamous Tampa affair of 2001 and conflict overseas. Check out Ben and Tim's own podcast 'The Unforgiving60'. The Last Voyage of the Pong Su is brought to you by the newsrooms of The Age & Sydney Morning Herald.A new episode of this 10-part series drops on Tuesdays. If you're enjoying this series, leave a review on iTunes and recommend us to a friend. Reporter - Richard Baker (Get in touch: rbaker@theage.com.au ) Executive Producer - Rachael Dexter Narrative Consultant - Kate Cole-Adams Consulting Producer - Siobhan McHugh Music & Composition - Vicki Hansen Sound design & mixing - John Greenfield Script translations - Yan Zhuang Production assistance - Margaret Gordon Head of Audio - Tom McKendrick Support the show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 5. A dramatic chase at sea unfolds to stop a fleeing Pong Su. The North Korean crew fears the worst for their Master after they are told by their superiors in Pyongyang to stop and fight. Age & SMH subscribers can listen to an extended interview with former SAS soldiers Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis here: https://bit.ly/36s4szb The Last Voyage of the Pong Su is brought to you by the newsrooms of The Age & Sydney Morning Herald.A new episode of this 10-part series drops on Tuesdays. If you're enjoying this series, leave a review on iTunes and recommend us to a friend. To read more, and to watch the videos referenced in this episode, head to our websites. Our supporters power our newsrooms and are critical for the sustainability of news coverage. Click on the links to subscribe to The Age or The Sydney Morning Herald. Reporter - Richard Baker (Get in touch: rbaker@theage.com.au ) Executive Producer - Rachael Dexter Narrative Consultant - Kate Cole-Adams Consulting Producer - Siobhan McHugh Music & Composition - Vicki Hansen Sound design & mixing - John Greenfield Script translations - Yan Zhuang Extra production - Tim Mummery Head of Audio - Tom McKendrick Actors: Chin Kwang Lee is played by Andy Song Kiam Fah Teng is played by Anthony Ting Yau Kim Lam is played by Jason Chong Casting - Catapult Casting Additional audio from: Channel Seven The reading you heard at the start of this episode was an excerpt from The Old man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway- read by Jason Chong. Support the show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Cheers Charlotte crew sat down with Alex Shoenthal and Tim Curtis (co-founders) of Charlotte’s latest brewery- Lower Left Brewing. We visited the taproom and toured the brewing facility and later sat with, co-founder and head brewer, Alex Shoenthal. Alex talked about what to expect from the tap list. We talked about his roots as […] The post Episode 253 – Lower Left Brewing  appeared first on Cheers Charlotte Radio | Craft Beer and Homebrew Podcast.

This is a great time to be a beer lover in Charlotte. We have so many craft beers and breweries to choose from, no matter what we're in the mood for. But while so many of them are going bigger, our friends at Lower Left Brewing are starting small. Tim Curtis and Alex Shoenthal, self-described "hop heads," found the perfect location with lots of good company in LoSo, and have rolled up their garage doors on their new, 900-square-foot space with a patio. They're joining us on the BrandBuilders Podcast to tell us about their a-ha moment.  

This is a replay from Phil's conversation with Tim Curtis and Ben Pronk at the Unforgiving60 Podcast. Enjoy!S1E21- The Entrepreneur’s Entrepreneur: From Little Things…with Phil HSCThis episode is for anyone who dreams big …. And then wants to build that dream from scratch. It’s for anyone wanting to tenaciously solve a problem. This episode is for entrepreneurs and start-ups ….. and anyone working in a café wearing a hoodie!Phil Hayes- St Clair (HSC) is a career entrepreneur. With a shortened first career in the military, Phil has made his career turning kitchen table ideas into reality. Mentoring dozens or entrepreneurs himself, Phil also teaches entrepreneurship to MBA candidates at Australia’s leading business school, the Australian Graduate School of Management at UNSW.With a Bachelor of Science (Microbiology) from QUT and an MBA from AGSM, today Phil is CEO & Co-Founder of DROP Bio, a direct-to-consumer biotechnology venture. He is a Member of the Board of Directors at Sangui Bio and an Advisor at the BlueChilli HealthTech Accelerator for Southeast Asia.Here's to start-ups! And here's how!Seize your moment. Latch onto that chance!Fill your Unforgiving Minute!Intelligence Summary (INTSUM)02:45: The Early Years – Phil at Ben go to School.05:15: How Tim gets amused.08:15: How and why Phil got started as an entrepreneur … and why he didn’t give up when he failed the first time.11:00: About failing and moving on.15:15: The #Entrepreneur hashtag… isn’t it just #SmallBusiness?16:35: What you need to start! And scaling.19:30: What the motivation and enticement for being an entrepreneur?21:35: The critical importance on wanting to solve big problems.24:59: Why failure is necessary.28:00: Enticing capital into your start-up30:21: What new industries, sector or disciplines are investors looking to?31:45: Venture capital in the US versus Australia35:15: Making good entrepreneurs and celebrating successes (even if small)40:20: Phil tests Ben and Tim on their entrepreneurial skills inside the Unforgiving60 podcast:Have you set yourselves up to learn quickly?How would you rate yourselves on marketing and distribution?Have you built a community around the U60 podcast brand?47:40: Tim (and Ben) throw down the challenge to Hamish and Andy!48:19: Having fun! ‘Humour is a free circuit breaker’- Phil HSC52:15: Quick Questions/ Quick Answers to PhilWhat do you do for fun?What’s your definition of success?Definition of happiness?Any sources of inspiration?How does one become mentored by Phil HSC?Why are you running in a weight vest?What sort of writing does Phil do?How can I give a shout out of encouragement to someone?57:45: Wider ramblings and other nonsenseWhat it’s like to meet Tim (from Ben)The challenge (redux)Website & Bloghttps://philhsc.comPodcast: Founder to FounderMusic by The Externals** Opening Comments the Podcast by Lucy (age 13)

Thomas Kaye interviews former Special Forces soldier Nick Caldwell. Life on the Line tracks down Australian war veterans and records their stories. Nick Caldwell reflected on his Special Forces career with Thomas Kaye, in this conversation about mindset, growth and what it takes to be a trooper at the tip of the spear. Find out more about Nick's career and The Mill Gym in his interview with Bram Connolly on Bram's WarriorU Podcast, and for his interview with Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis on The Unforgiving60 Podcast. To see photos related to today's interview, visit our website - www.lifeonthelinepodcast.com - or follow us on social media: @lifeonthelinepodcast on Facebook and Instagram, and @LOTLpod on Twitter.

A Special Episode with thanks to Life on the Line Podcast ... Ben and Tim were interviewed by Alex Lloyd at LOTL. They discuss SAS leadership, the high profile seizing of the North Korean drug Ship - the MV PONG SU -  and leadership in business.  Please check out 'Life on the Line' Podcast .... to hear far more inspirational and interesting guests than our co-hosts!    

Alex Lloyd speaks with former SAS officers Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis. Life on the Line tracks down Australian war veterans and records their stories. Today's bonus episode is with Ben Pronk and Tim Curtis, both former officers of the Special Air Service Regiment. Now they're in the civilian workforce, armed with MBAs. The pair spoke Alex Lloyd about lessons of leadership and command from their time in the SASR, from principles to specific action-packed examples, how those lessons influence their work and lives today, and their new podcast, 'The Unforgiving60'. To see photos related to today's interview, visit our website - www.lifeonthelinepodcast.com - or follow us on social media: @lifeonthelinepodcast on Facebook and Instagram, and @LOTLpod on Twitter.

Tim Curtis had never met a Christian and instead just read the Bible. What happened?

Tim Curtis had never met a Christian and instead just read the Bible. What happened?

From the coaxing ritual for camels of Mongolia to the Bigwala music and dance of Uganda, the latest episode of Culture Speaks focuses on Living Heritage and UNESCO's efforts to safeguard it for the future. Tim Curtis, Secretary of the 2003 Convention for the Safeguarding on the Intangible Cultural Heritage

Confession & Repentance - Psalm 51 - Tim Curtis

Would you like to find out what integrated marketing is really all about? Today we will be interviewing Tim Curtis, the president of Cohere One, a company that does integrated marketing as well as the execution and development of multi-channel marketing strategic roadmaps for retailers and brands. What that really means is that they do full-service execution and strategic consulting for all the various marketing channels of retail marketers - whether it's print and catalogs, in-store, e-commerce, or even marketplaces. This episode is packed with insights about the catalog industry and the way it has evolved during the time Tim has spent working in this field. Tim has an extensive professional background in the field and he got acclimated to integrated marketing at a very early age. By the time he arrived at Cohere One he got to learn a lot of useful lessons, so tune in and enjoy the great advice Tim has to share.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Tim explains his background and how he came to Cohere One. What Cohere One does with integrated marketing. Cohere One's approach is heavily rooted in analytics. About the partnership that Bobsled Marketing has with Cohere One. A history of how the integrated marketing industry has evolved over the years. How things really changed when the market crashed in 2008-2009. What happened with print catalogs as a result of the 2008 market crash. The importance of finding a balance between your offline and online expenditures and connecting them to make a cohesive map of touch-points for customers. The impact of social media on catalogs. The role that technology has played with print-marketing. The role that Navistone has played in helping to build an overarching strategy and campaign for clients. The demographics related to millennials and education. Some of the brands and retailers that are using catalogs successfully. Catalogs and direct mail have proven to be very instrumental in driving business. Amazon is proving to be a very effective catching strategy. Amazon is working on becoming a more qualified driver of their own success. A recent survey and behavioral study found that consumers are more likely to place repeat purchases for products on marketplaces like Amazon, as opposed to retailers. But they're more likely to discover the products through retailers. Pretending that Amazon does not exist is a critical mistake for brands to make. Tim's advice for the way that new consumer product brands should approach direct mail and catalog opportunities. Who Tim would consider being a good candidate for direct mail and catalogs. The best way for listeners to get in touch with Cohere One would be to go to their website or to reach out to Tim on Linkedin or Twitter. MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE   CohereOne Tim’s LinkedIn Tim’s Twitter The Key To Direct Mail Success With Larry Kavanagh Navistone Shoppers Prefer Online Marketplaces For Repeat Purchases CohereOne Summit

Tim Curtis starting off our series on ethical living: A Just Life, considering the topic of marriage. Sunday 5th of August 2018

Tim Curtis starting off our series on ethical living: A Just Life, considering the topic of marriage. Sunday 5th of August 2018

Del 31 de julio al 2 de agosto, La Universidad del Rosario en alianza con el Ministerio de Cultura, realizarán el Primer Foro Internacional de Patrimonio Cultural e Inmaterial (PCI) actividad con la cual se hará reflexión acerca del sentido de la preservación y patrimonio urbano. Contará con invitados como Tim Curtis, Secretario de la convención para la salvaguardia del PCIU de la UNESCO, así como también otros especialistas del área. El evento de apertura se realizará en la sede Claustro. Hablamos con Andrea Juliana Niño y Yuri Pulido, voceras del foro, quienes nos comentaron acerca de las actividades que se realizarán durante los tres días del evento. Informa: Cristian Ibargüen.

What do we do when life is a mess?

What do we do when life is a mess?

Om den politiska dragkampen kring traditionerna och om kulturarv som enar - och splittrar. Vad är egentligen "svenskt" och vem bestämmer det? Vad händer om man blandar svensk fika, algerisk couscous, indisk yoga, skolavslutningar i kyrkan och muslimska böneutrop? Jo, då får man en debatt om vad kulturarvet egentligen är och vad det ska vara. Å ena sidan finns det nationalistiska krafter som vill lyfta fram kulturarvet som en nationell stolthet - något från historien som måste bevaras. Å andra sidan finns det andra som ser kulturarvet som något bortom nationsgränserna, något som är ständigt levande och i förändring. När Sverige för några år sedan ratificerade Unescos konvention för det immateriella kulturarvet gav man sig in på politiskt minerad mark. Den svenska regeringen har än så länge valt att inte skicka in några svenska traditioner till Unescos lista över immateriella kulturarv, för att man vill undvika att gradera olika traditioner och inte säga att någon är värd mer än någon annan. Istället samlas förslag från allmänheten och organisationer in och förtecknas av institutet för språk och folkminnen. Alltså: ingen fika på Unescolistan - ännu. Så resonerar däremot inte andra länder: Frankrikes president hoppas stort på att få in den franska baguetten på Unescos lista, i synnerhet efter att den napolitanska pizzan kom med. Argentina har fått med tangon, Belgien sin ölkultur, och Indien fick in yogan på listan. I Paris arbetar Unesco-chefen Tim Curtis med listan över levande traditioner och immateriella kulturarv. Hans förhoppning är att listan ska kunna bidra till att visa på den mångfald som finns i världen. Hans föregångare, den före detta chefen Cécile Duvalle tycker däremot att listan har spårat ur och vill lägga ned den:  Den har blivit en skönhetstävling, som utnyttjas av nationalistiska och kommersiella krafter. Hör också om "couscouskriget", skolavslutningar i kyrkan, debatten om muslimska böneutrop, och om bråken kring yogans vara eller icke vara.   Programledare: Robin Olin robin.olin@sverigesradio.se Producent: Stephanie Zakrisson stephanie.zakrisson@sverigesradio.se Reportrar: Anja Sahlberg anja.sahlberg@sverigesradio.se Abdelaziz Maaloum abdelaziz.maaloum@sverigesradio.se

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Tim Curtis had never met a Christian and instead just read the Bible. What happened? We ask Tim Curtis some Bigger Questions.

Tim Curtis had never met a Christian and instead just read the Bible. What happened? We ask Tim Curtis some Bigger Questions.

Sara Afshari of Sat-7 Pars talks about Christian broadcasting across the Persian world and Tim Curtis gives an insight into Bible translation in rural Paraguay. And, as booking opens for the Church Mission Society's 2014 Africa conference, we find out what goes on.

Tim Curtis is interviewed by Paul White and talks about his Bible translation work in Paraguay

Donald explores the essential role of the Bible for growth in both understanding Christian faith and righteousness of life, with reference to Tim Curtis’ long term project of translating the whole Bible for the Enxet church in the Paraguayan Chaco.