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Snack wrappers, moldy cereal bowls, lonely socks...these are all things you find under the bed of a teenager. We just upgraded my son's bed and I found so many treasures hiding behind that piece of furniture. The transition into the teenage room is essential to their new responsibilities and lifestyle. Give them ownership of their stuff and the capacity to keep it clean. Today Rebecca shares some helpful tips to creating a feel-good, work-hard space for your teenagers. Not only are we upgrading furniture, but we're casting vision for their future. We have the opportunity to speak truth over our mini-adults and remind them of their gifts and potential. Let's spur them on to a life of learning and resilience. Mentions: Mathetes is the Greek word for disciple. A disciple is a learner.Spur means to encourage someone to do or achieve something.Sear means to burn, mark or injure. Back to the Bible: Hebrews 12:11Proverbs 22:6 COMING SOON!! Summer 2021 study with Kate and Rebecca, The Tween to Teen Transition Register here and join in person at Lakepointe Church in Rockwall, Texas. Wednesday nights starting June 30 from 6:30 - 8PM.Join the Gather Patreon and get access to bonus episodes from the study. Support Us: Monthly Donation | One-Time Donation Connect with Us: Gather Moms: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook Kate Henderson: Instagram | Facebook Rebecca Bradford: Instagram | Facebook

Today Rebecca and Marianna had an incredible guest, Basant Shenouda, who is an old friend of Marianna’s, and she talks about the importance and value of LinkedIn. “The greatest danger is playing it safe” Basant’s YouTube Channel Basant’s LinkedIn

As artists, we are often presented with situations that ask us to say “yes” to something that feels challenging or risky. This could be as small as the need to rework a painting to as large as agreeing to a major solo exhibit. Accepting any challenge requires a commitment and it may feel stressful and bring on self-doubt. Yet successful artists always take some risks that lead to growth and new possibilities—in their careers and in the studio. Today Rebecca and her partner at Cold Wax Academy, Jerry McLaughlin, talk about why it is important to take on challenges and risks in your art practice--along with a few stories about their own related experiences. Rebecca and Jerry recorded this episode on video as well as audio, so if you'd like to see the video version, please visit the Messy Studio Facebook page or the Cold wax Academy Facebook page. That's www.facebook.com/messystudiopodcast or www.facebook.com/coldwaxacademyIn .Here's the Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3q5Cq7ZI3xI As much as we may hesitate to step away from what is known and comfortable, risks and challenges offer advancement and growth that are vital to growing your work and art business. Of course, we need to be discerning, to consider what is realistic, or whether there is anything about the idea that doesn't seem legit or too much of a distraction. But too often we hesitate to take opportunities that really will be beneficial because we consider them too risky. A good question is, what exactly are you risking? Often the dangers are larger in your imagination than something that might actually happen. The gains are very often much larger than any risk involved. Making a commitment to follow through on a challenge that offers promise is actually quite freeing. You gain a sense of purpose and focus that moves you forward in every aspect of your practice. Thanks to everyone who has been sharing the show and donating! If you would like to donate to the Messy Studio Podcast donate here (https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=Yyrf7Ht1DYfkYzAaWNoW8zuvCpTryLYsxY2VAj4qGZ3o2o4F7xHGv4VmDDef7kFxuvbgpz_z4jUa-z7F). ​ Thank you also to everyone who has written testimonials for Ross's website! Have you enjoyed the audio production quality and hearing Ross's voice? Submit a testimonial by email at rticknor.core@gmail.com or by submitting the contact form at www.messystudiopodcast.com! ​ When you buy art supplies at Blick remember to use our affiliate link to support the podcast! Bookmark this link and then you don't even have to think about it again. This is one of the best ways to support the show. It takes a few seconds and costs you nothing! The Blick website works exactly the same way, but we earn 10% every time you buy art supplies. www.messystudiopodcast.com/blick ​ It's time for an update on the latest news from Cold Wax Academy! Rebecca and her partner Jerry Mclaughlin are now well into their second quarter of weekly Live sessions for their members, in which they explore 3 main topics in deep, interrelated, and engaging ways. This quarter, those topics are Texture, Layering, and Writing and Talking about your Work. Weekly sessions include discussion, slide presentations, videos, critiques, special guests, and the opportunty to ask questions during the session. Cold Wax Academy Members have access to all past sessions, which are recorded each week--so if you're hesitating to join mid-quarter, no worries about missing out. There is plenty for you to explore, and you can watch previous sessions on your own schedule. Jerry and Rebecca offer for a trial month at the Core level for only $29.99. Visit www.coldwaxacademy.com and and click on the Memberships button. ​ Have an art related product, service, or event you would like to advertise on the Messy Studio Podcast? Email Ross at rticknor.core@gmail.com (mailto:rticknor.core@gmail.com) for current mid-roll advertising rates. ​ For more from The Messy Studio: www.messystudiopodcast.com www.facebook.com/messystudiopodcast ​ For more from Rebecca Crowell: www.rebeccacrowell.com www.coldwaxacademy.com ​ The Messy Studio Podcast is a CORE Publication MGMT production. Special Guest: Jerry McLaughlin.

A Happier Hour with Rebecca Weller Author and health coach Rebecca Weller says she had always been a binge drinker. In her younger years, she used alcohol as a "social lubricant" to feel less shy and more outgoing. As Rebecca got older, she realized that her excessive drinking had become a habit that wasn't at all in line with her goals and otherwise healthy lifestyle. Eventually, she started researching how to stop drinking, and she came across some very encouraging sober blogs. "I felt immediate recognition as they talked about things like not having an off switch, blackouts, and feeling so ashamed of things they did." She initially decided to commit to three months without alcohol as somewhat of an experiment. Today Rebecca has almost 7 years sober. She's a speaker, health coach and has written multiple books including, "A Happier Hour." You can learn more about Rebecca at SexySobriety.com.au and find her books on Amazon. Do you want to take your recovery to the next level? Sobriety Engine is an incredible online community where you can find a ton of great tips, tools, and support from other men and women in recovery. Visit SobrietyEngine.com to join today. If you're ready to get fit and start living a healthier lifestyle while supporting your sobriety then you can learn more about having Jonathan as your personal fitness and nutrition coach at RCVRHealth.com

This week on Mum Talk I am chatting with Rebecca Wilson founder of @whatmummymakes. Rebecca is a mum, recipe developer and founder of the popular What Mummy Makes food channel. Sharing her easy, quick, fresh meal ideas, suitable for all the family, including babies reaching the weaning milestone as well as older siblings. Rebecca wants to show parents and carers that introducing solid foods can be fun, exciting, easy and delicious! Today Rebecca shares with us where her passion for cooking came from, how what mummy makes came about, weaning and meal time tips plus answers all your weaning questions!  Specific talking points include: Rebecca’s upbringing and where her love of food and cooking came from.  How WMM began and grown to over 400k followers on instagram in just a couple of years. Weaning & Meal times How to cook just once for you and your baby (all of Rebecca’s recipes are suitable for babies from 6 months old, plus older children and parents too) Making the most of your family mealtimes - the benefits of eating with your little one Raising confident little eaters - tips and tricks  Tips for fussy eaters Weaning hacks and cooking for children  Favourite go to quick recipes How to plan and organise meals to take the stress out of feeding your family  Pantry staples to have in your cupboard Followed by Listener questions. Thank you so much for listening, please do leave a review, subscribe and rate - it really helps other mums, parents and carers to find the series and be supported by our wonderful community.  Love Emma x

She was a varsity athlete and honor roll student with a bright future and dreams when she met a young man that lured her down a path that she could have never imagined.  Brainwashed, trapped, and beaten, she was traded and sold in the underground world of sex trafficking in Las Vegas for nearly six years.  In her despair, God revealed himself to her, and she found the love and hope that she needed to survive, and ultimately, overcome!  Today Rebecca is an award-winning thought leader, advocate, speaker and consultant with a Master's degree in Christian Thought and years of insight on industry best practices.  She has trained and equipped well over 100,000 professionals, individuals, agencies, and organizations to identify human trafficking in their own back yards.  She is also the founder of Elevate Academy, the largest online school for human trafficking, serving nearly 800 survivors in 400 locations across the country and around the world.  Her memoir, "In Pursuit of Love," was published by Zondervan in January 2020.  Rebecca's incredible story of hope and redemption reminds us all that our past does not determine our destiny.   In this episode Rebecca shares some powerful God moments that were critical to her healing and redemption, her experience courageously revisiting those dark places assisting the FBI, her miraculous deliverance and immediate freedom from drug addiction, an update on some of her close friends featured in her book, a little about her mission at Elevate Academy, and what favorite hat she wears in her mission to help others find freedom.  I love her ending message of hope and encouragement and closing prayer.   I am honored to share such an amazing testimony of God's relentless love and his power to redeem and restore!   Romans 8:31 What, then, shall we say in response to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us?   More on Rebecca Bender: https://www.rebeccabender.org/   Elevate Academy https://elevate-academy.org/   Rebecca Bender Initiative on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRPu3DyXTdesdEEij2mFuhw?feature=emb_ch_name_ex   Rebecca's Podcast with tons of great info to fight human trafficking: https://www.rebeccabender.org/podcast   I LOVED this video of her sharing her full testimony and a message on dreams (start at 41:25): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbw6F0E0rrs

Tune in as the Office of Spiritual Development interviews Rebecca Deng. Rebecca Deng, of South Sudan's Dinka tribe, is one of the 89 Lost Girls who came to the United States in 2000 as a refugee after living eight years in Kakuma Refugee Camp in northern Kenya. The violence she experienced as a child during the Second Sudanese Civil War (1983-2005) has given her a deep empathy for children and young adults who face similar situations today. She became a US citizen in 2006. Today Rebecca is an international speaker and advocate for women and children who have been traumatized and victimized by war. She has spoken at the United Nations and served as a Refugee Congress delegate at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Washington DC. She also led a sixty-five person team of referendum workers at the 2011 Out of the Country Voting Center for the South Sudanese Independence Referendum. She worked with the American Bible Society's Mission Trauma Healing program, formerly called She's My Sister. This episode ties in closely with our Kauffman Initiative Fall Series. If you want to know more about the Kauffman Initiative, check out this site: Kauffman Initiative Fall Series. To receive the 10 part Fall 2020 Kauffman Series, please sign up here: Free Registration.

On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast we are giving you a look at a new conversation series led by Getting Smart team member Rebecca Midles. She has been having informative and inspiring conversations with leaders in the field of competency-based education and they are all available to you at GettingSmart.com/CBE. On this episode, she is speaking with Claudette Trujillo Principal of Metropolitan Arts Academy, a PK-8 Arts innovation school in Westminster Public Schools and a longtime advocate of CBE. Claudette Trujillo is in her 21st year in the education field and her 12th year of competency-based implementation.  She also has a Masters in Educational Counseling, in addition to her administration license and Bachelors of English with a secondary endorsement. Today Rebecca and Claudette unpack what it takes to successfully implement a competency-based learning model, share stories from the field and much more.

Rebecca Okamoto is the founder and editor of Evoke.pro, a virtual mentor for career insights and leadership development. She believes that in every person there is hidden and unrealized potential waiting to be tapped. Rebecca is a former P&G supply chain executive who led organizations across North America, Latin America, and Asia. She spanned multiple industries like Beauty, Snacks, and Paper, and participated in the leadership teams from small acquisitions to billion-dollar brands. She also developed corporate programs for retaining talent and reversing attrition. Today Rebecca is the Principal of REO Consulting and specializes in developing supply chain solutions that drive top and bottom-line results. In addition to writing and editing for Evoke.pro, Rebecca is a speaker and popular mentor, and a member of the Northern California chapter of the Network for Executive Women. She's a mentor and an amazing leader and I'm so grateful to have her in my life. Enjoy! Reach out to her if you have any questions. https://evoke.pro/mission/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccaokamoto/

Ed Rullman – C.R. Gibbs American Grille Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered every county in California to close indoor restaurants, movie theaters and wineries Monday as the state combats a surge in coronavirus cases. Is Colorado next? C.R. Gibbs American Grille owner, Ed Rullman joins us from California to talk about closing in door dining at his restaurant for the second time. Dave Thibodeau – Ska Brewing Company Dave comes on to talk with us about gardening. I mean beer. No I actually mean gardening. How is your garden doing? Master gardener Dave will give us a few tips and trick on how we can get the most from our gardens. Have your questions ready. Rebecca Berry – HotSchedules powered by Fourth Rebecca has all the answers. Well, most anyway, especially when it comes to restaurants H.R and liability issues. Today Rebecca is going to let us know what a restaurant needs to do if an employee tests positive for Covid. Any questions for Rebecca you can email her at Rebecca.berry@fourth.com

Welcome to Episode 24 of the For Flourishing's Sake podcast.  Today, I bring you a very special guest again.  I met this wonderful educator when we were both attending the IPEN World Positive Education Accelerator conference in Fort Worth, TX, in 2018, and she has since contributed not only to this podcast, but to my upcoming book by the same title (out in June 2020). Rebecca Comizio, MA, MA-Ed, NCSP, LPC, is a school psychologist at New Canaan Country School, in New Canaan, CT. She was named by the Connecticut Association of School Psychologists as the School Psychologist of the Year in Connecticut in 2019. Rebecca has a background in education, philosophy and psychology that are the foundations of her work with students, parents and educators to support children so they can flourish. With training in Positive Psychology and CBT for children and adolescents, Rebecca works to utilize the science of psychological well-being to help students enhance the experiences of school work, relationships and play. She is a Nationally Certified School Psychologist and also works as an advocate for students and her field as the Chairperson of National Association of School Psychologists' Communications Committee.  Today Rebecca shares how to address the "Problematic Ps" of challenges that feel Permanent, Personal and Pervasive. You can find Rebecca at the following links: Twitter Facebook New Canaan Country School School PsycEd Podcast for School Psychologists and School Counsellors Everyday Hero - 60 second version (Corporate, motivational, you tube, podcast) Music by Pond5  

Today Rebecca and I talk about one of the big ways in which we as women today are making our lives a lot more difficult than they need to be. So let's talk about areas of expertise, social comparisons, and asking for help when we need it.If you want to read the post that accompanies this episode, head on over to "To Love Honor and Vacuum!"

What does true obedience to Christ look like? Obedience looks different in each of our lives. Today Rebecca and her guest, Malinda Fuller, will discuss what it looks like to be obedient to God’s calling on our lives. How do we know when to go strong after a goal, and when to slow down and wait. How do we know if we should say yes to doing more or start saying no and doing less? And, how can we keep ourselves from judging others who’s seasons look different than ours?

Today Rebecca and Bea share their mother-daughter experience of their journey through anorexia. Bea teaches us about the invisible power of thought and how one simple insight can change a behaviour that looks so totally compelling. Rebecca shows us what it means to parent with unconditional love. Whatever your 'thing', this episode is one we can all learn so much from.

On this Gratitude:UnFiltered, the Personal Testimony of Rebeccas Troyer aka Becka Hope… Rebecca Troyer was born and raised by her Amish parents on a farm in Michigan. When she was 17 years old she ran away, leaving behind everything and everyone she had ever known and moves 100’s of miles away with only a few dollars in her pocket and the clothes on her back with no guarantee of survival. Depression, addiction, and battles with suicide had unknowingly been ruling her life since she was 8 years old. At 18 years old Rebecca found herself in a place of mere destruction and brokenness that nearly took her life. Having no place else left to turn she finally chose to turned to the only one that hadn’t left her from the beginning, Jesus Christ. Recognizing that the only reason she is still alive today is because of God, Rebecca made a commitment to God that she would let Him lead her to the destiny he has waiting for her. Today Rebecca is an advocate for helping people find the only True and lasting Joy and Freedom she has found in Christ Jesus. Having once been the person that was hopeless & desperate, Rebecca’s mission is to be a Voice of Hope to those that are where she once was. With guidance and direction from the Holy Spirit Rebecca wrote a book called “Beyond the Brokenness: The Adventurous Heart of an Amish Girl” to help people better understand that no matter where you are, what you’ve done or what’s been done to you in life, there is Hope. There is Hope for all! A Special Thank you to Jimmy’s Round-Up cafe, home of the World’s Best Chicken Friend Steak and Vitamin Patch Club, the most effective Vitamins on the planet! Gratitude:UnFiltered with your host Joshua T. Berglan is an authentic, comedic, inspiring talk show and very unfiltered ministry. Gratitude:UnFiltered covers life’s biggest challenges and how to overcome them. Joshua is a Follower of Christ and is a believer in accepting and loving all people regardless of beliefs, race, socioeconomics, or sexual preferences. Gratitude:UnFiltered is a ministry, where he focuses on the physical, mental emotional and physical transformation. Joshua Berglan aka The World’s Mayor is a Master Connector, Speaker, Emcee and Show Host. Personally, Joshua is driven to be a voice for the voiceless and empower others to live their truth. Whether it is on stage or behind a microphone on his broadcast Gratitude:UnFiltered, Joshua speaks his unapologetic truth. After living in the shadows for most of his life, he now relentlessly shines a light on a darkness that prevented him from living his best life, blessed, forgiven and free. Joshua is proof that regardless of how nasty one’s past may be, God has a purpose for all of it…..and that purpose is good! Joshua is also an expert in brand strategy and a strategic partnership specialist and has a huge heart for people. Joshua believes “everyone gets to win” in life and in business and this is what led people to start calling him The World’s Mayor. Gratitude:UnFiltered can be found on Amazon Fire, ROKU, Apple TV, IHeartRadio, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, iTunes, Facebook Live and YouTube. To contact Joshua Go to the contact page or call him directly at 619-394-6725. Thank you and God Bless! JoshuaTBerglan.com

Along with being one of my CSU mentors, Rebecca Ruch-Gallie (R-G) has an incredible resume including acting service chief of community practice at CSU since the year 2000, the elected state delegate for the CVMA to the AVMA, the vet of the year in the state of Colorado, plus much more. Today Rebecca is here to share her ever humble knowledge on why sharing information and relying on your peers is one of the best ways to help push the profession forward. R-G works on a state and national level to mold our profession, help underserved populations and inspire the next generations of veterinarians. She believes in focusing on being in the moment with your client, using communication as the most important tool in the clinic, and supporting students to learn how to be better doctors on their own terms. R-G encourages us to take a good look at what you like about where you are at in veterinary medicine, what you don’t like, and how you can empower yourself, to find the right community for you. If you have ever been curious as to what the differences between community care and specializations really are, why telehealth and the sharing of information can be a good thing, or what it is like to set up a new department from scratch, R-G has all these answers. She is also sharing her passion for providing subsidized care for the underserved, why the restaurant industry prepared her as a veterinarian, and what qualities the CVMA board looks for when electing new members. R-G is a legend in our industry and it is a thrill to have her here today to share her communal approach to veterinary medicine and inspire us all to learn from one another. What was your favorite part of R-G’s journey? Let us know in the comments on the episode page!   In This Episode How primary care has evolved in practice and in teaching The changing landscape of competition in applying to vet school and words of advice What is an underserved population and what you can do to help What Rebecca said to John during his vet training that always resonated with him Differences between training as a primary care doctor versus a specific specialization   Quotes “It really emphasized teamwork for success. And I really enjoyed that piece of it, that working together, that camaraderie, of really helping each other, pulling each other up” (8:57) “You have a patient in front of you who are suffering right now, for whatever reason that might be, you need to do something that is scientifically and evidence-based to help that patient to the best of your ability” (13:46) “Most veterinarians think we can do everything, and we can’t. Nor should we.” (27:50) “The profession is so fantastic and it gives so much and I like to think it's me but it's really not, it's about all the people around me” (1:01:30)   Links Veterinary Teaching Hospital At CSU Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Find R-G on LinkedIn    Find the full show notes here  Keep up with everything Podcast A Vet Follow Podcast A Vet on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Join our free community of dedicated vet professionals looking to improve their practices and lives in our free Facebook community! We'd love it (and you) if you would take 1 minute and leave us a review on iTunes!

Rebecca Minkoff’s accessible luxury designs have made her an industry leader in handbags, accessories, footwear and apparel. She launched her brand in 2001 with an iconic capsule collection that landed her on The Tonight Show, and became an overnight sensation. In 2005, the “Morning After Bag,” a.k.a. the “M.A.B,” ignited Rebecca’s career as a handbag designer.  In 2009, Rebecca returned to her roots of apparel design, introducing her first ready-to-wear collection.Today, Rebecca Minkoff is a global lifestyle brand that spans ready-to-wear, handbags, accessories, footwear, jewelry and watches. They even have men’s clothing under the label Uri Minkoff, in over 900 stores worldwide. In addition to her design work, Rebecca likes to give back and is a huge proponent of fellow female entrepreneurs. In September 2018, she established the Female Founder Collective, a network of businesses led by women. Their purpose is to bring awareness to, support the expansion of, and invest in female-owned businesses. She also started hosting a podcast, called, “Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff” and she started a line of T-Shirts “One of Many” to support female-geared charities. Today Rebecca is here to talk about how to build a business from the ground up, the power of engaging with your consumer and how to navigate working with family. 

Rebecca Fuller is part of a new era of lawyers that have embraced legal technology in order to build a highly efficient and streamlined practice. The cloud-based tools she uses have also enabled her to operate her practice from any location, any time without skipping a beat. Today Rebecca joins us to share the technology she uses and exactly how she has implemented them in her practice. This includes a complete walk-through of how each tool comes into play from the moment she receives each lead all the way through to the delivery of each service. We also discuss how she has leveraged technology to scale up her practice, enabling her to effectively serve a much higher volume clients.

Rebecca Chitty is the inspirational tutor, lead cake designer and founder of the Birmingham based Chitty Cakes. Rebecca launched Chitty's Cake Company in 2011, following years of baking and cake decorating for fun. After a year of making bespoke cakes and cupcakes from home, the business expanded in 2012 to occupy a studio in the Custard Factory where Rebecca now runs the business and teaches a wide range of classes in both cake baking and decorating.   In this episode, we discuss her journey from her English Literature degree to a career in Law to a life changing event that made her make the leap towards creative living. Today Rebecca is busier than ever but her passion for cakes and craft make her love everyday. Whatever your creative interest Rebecca has some wise words for you.

Rebecca Spuller joins us today on The SHAIR Podcast. Today Rebecca walks us through her horrific battle with alcoholism, depression, suicide and death in the family.  It's an incredible journey from recovery and how she transformed her life. In the past 11 months, she's gotten sober, left a 6-figure job to start my own consulting company and basically, just reinvented her life.  She created a blog called My 2.0 Project where Rebecca has chronicled everything she's been doing since shortly after she got sober. When she first started this blog, it was under the cover of anonymity due, in part, to her profession as a corporate HR manager, but also, because she was still harboring a lot of shame and embarrassment about her alcoholism. Well… forget that.  She works for herself, no longer embarrassed, and is not inclined to hide anymore. Join us now as Rebecca shares her amazing journey with us. Get 20% OFF of Organifi Use code SHAIR at checkout for 20% off your order today! Click Here to go to organifi Now! www.organifi.com Support The SHAIR Podcast: Donate with PayPal -  http://theshairpodcast.com/donate/ Amazon Link - http://theshairpodcast.com/amazon Facebook Private Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/theSHAIRpodcast/  

Rebecca Ronning joins us on the SHAIR Podcast today. Rebecca is 21 years old and recently celebrates 1 year clean.  She began using heroin at age 17 and from that point on has been battling drug addiction. She came from a good family, got into college full time at age 16 and graduated with her associates of arts degree at 17 while graduating from high school at the same time. A star athlete in high school in diving and went to state 4 times. After graduation Rebecca got into nursing school and with 2 semesters left for her RN degree she dropped out to go to rehab. She had everything going for her but heroin took her down hard. She went to her first inpatient at age19, was admitted to 5 inpatients, 3 sober houses, and fired from pretty much every job she had, using drugs the entire time. It got so bad she began selling her body for drugs, was charged with a felony and overdosed 4 times. She lost all hope. Her family would tell her you HAD so much going for you how could you throw it away. Her parents are 25 years sober and they have helped her so much but nobody could save her from herself. The consequences just go on and on but the BEST part is how her life is now and what she can mainly say is service work has saved her life. Today Rebecca volunteers speaking at detoxes and treatment centers.  What's most important to her is for other young people to know you can be sober and have fun!

Today Rebecca shows how popular tools taught in most MBA schools, including SWOT and MBOs, easily become destructive.

Today Rebecca, Eron and Dave update everyone on their Pokemon Go status and then get into stories about how a scarecrow killed a man, as well as how a 3D porn got a woman pregnant!

Today Rebecca reminds us that profits can hide poor decision-making – decsions manufacturings would never make in tighter times.

Today Rebecca discusses role models and describes learning vision and communication from the best.

Today Rebecca from "Partners for Purity" joins us this Valentine's Day. The website for it is at: www.partnersforpurity.com. Partners for purity is a Christian community where a woman can anonymously and freely discuss her journey, ask questions or vent about SA with the support and encouragement of our members and where she can also offer support and encouragement to others. As a community we can share Christ’s love and grow in Christ likeness as we extend compassion for those who are hurting. Truth Be Told Radio is a conservative Christian radio show that features teaching and preaching from a biblical perspective.Truth Be Told Radio is also a variety show with a unique blend of special guests, humor, critiques,sermons, clips, news, and satire. 

Today Rebecca discusses 3D printing and the resultant increase in counterfeit parts.

Today Rebecca will give some amazing tips to help you line up your flute correctly. She will even clue you in on the things to be careful of while putting your flute together. For even more info and video lessons visit http://learnfluteonline.com

Today Rebecca will explain and answer the question of "Do flutes come with different sized mouth holes". You will learn the differences between an advanced and intermediate flute and how to find the best flute for you. For even more info and video lessons visit http://learnfluteonline.com

Ever find yourself wishing the squeaks and whistles weren't in your flute playing? All of us do! Today Rebecca will explain the most common unwanted sounds and how to get them out of your flute playing. For even more info and video lessons visit http://learnfluteonline.com

Today Rebecca will teach you how to improve your musical ability as well as some amazing techniques to help you be great. For even more info and video lessons visit http://learnfluteonline.com

Today Rebecca will explain the difference between an offset G flute and an in-line G flute. She will help you decide which type of flute you need as well. For even more info and video lessons visit http://learnfluteonline.com

Today Rebecca continues her Successful Integration of Manufacturing Operations series by discussing rationalization processes.

Today Rebecca will explain the differences between an open and closed hole flute. She will also help you decide which flute is best for you. For even more info and video lessons visit http://learnfluteonline.com

Today Rebecca will show you how to speed up your finger coordination and even give some exercises to help you become a fast flutist soon. For even more info and video lessons visit http://learnfluteonline.com

Do you know what “make it easy to do the job right” really means? Today Rebecca explains what that looks like in execution, and how Management creates that organizational culture.

Today Rebecca discusses the how to assess current capabilities versus market needs.

What’s the difference between regular profits and strategic profits? Today Rebecca explains that, and why the distinction is very important to business owners.

Are you still creating a five year strategic plan? Three year? Today Rebecca explains how a 25 year vision provides the foundation for meaningful short term plans.

Today Rebecca shares two challenges that each of her best clients have prioritized and what they are doing to resolve them.

Rebecca Krossnoski of Nature Delivered Farm joins me to talk about her passion for pigs. Rebecca left her job as a construction estimator 6 years ago to start pasture raising pigs. She realized that her old job wasn't going to be there forever so she began the transition into the farming business while she was still working at her old job. She had no prior farming experience when she embarked on the venture, learning along the way from her grandfather's notes, other farmers, and books, then building on that book knowledge with real world trial and error.Rebecca is another example of someone who decided to follow her passion and make a go of farming with no prior farming experience. She could have easily made excuses about why it wouldn't work or what her disadvantages were, but she didn't focus on that, she focused on the positive and made it happen. She put her heart and soul into her pigs, did her research, and worked her ass off. Like any new business there were some troubles and mistakes made along the way, but in the end she was successful.Today Rebecca pasture raises her pigs in central Florida. She rotates pigs through 1/2 to 1 1/2 acre parcels. The pigs spend 3 to 4 weeks in each parcel.Rebecca's advice for anyone who interested in raising pigs. Start with a couple of barrows (a castrated male before puberty) and raise them. See how you like living with pigs. Then process the pigs, and see if you can actually do it. After this you should know if pigs are for you. Show Notes: www.permaculturevoices.com/17