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A recent assessment found that the area of Earth's landmass that will be too hot for even healthy adults to keep a safe core body temperature will approximately triple - to an area almost the size of the US – if global warming reaches 2°C above the preindustrial average. We've already reached 1.5°C.This week Esau asks: what does 'too hot' actually mean? What will happen to the people who live in these areas? And what might be done to help combat the impacts?Joining him are Dr Tom Matthews, lead author of the study and Senior Lecturer in Environmental Geography, and Aditya Pillai, who is a doctoral researcher in King's India Institute, a Visiting Fellow at the Sustainable Futures Collaborative, New Delhi, and author of a recent report investigating India's readiness for the extreme heat of a much, much hotter world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Sarc Fighter: Living with Sarcoidosis and other rare diseases
XTMAB-16, a drug now in clinical trials has been developed by Xentria. In this episode of the FSR Sarc Fighter podcast, Noopur Singh, Vice President of marketing & Patient Affairs, and Tom Matthews, Vice President for Clinical Development join me to explain how XTMAB-16 works in the body as a "referee" to control our body's immune responses. Listen in as we learn more about one of the most promising reasons for hope in the fight against Sarcoidosis. Show notes: More about Xentria: https://xentria.com/who-we-are More about XTMAB-16: https://xentria.com/clinical/xtmab16 Join the Clinical Trial: https://xentria.com/clinical/xtmab16-phase-2 Help FSR further its mission by becoming an Alliance Volunteer: www.stopsarcoidosis.org/gsca-leaders/ Become a community outreach leader: https://www.stopsarcoidosis.org/gsca-leaders/ MORE FROM JOHN: Cycling with Sarcoidosis http://carlinthecyclist.com/category/cycling-with-sarcoidosis/ Do you like the official song for the Sarc Fighter podcast? It's also an FSR fundraiser!If you would like to donate in honor of Mark Steier and the song, Zombie, Here is a link to his KISS account. (Kick In to Stop Sarcoidosis) 100-percent of the money goes to the Foundation. https://stopsarcoidosis.rallybound.org/MarkSteier The Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research https://www.stopsarcoidosis.org/ Donate to my KISS (Kick In to Stop Sarcoidosis) fund for FSR https://stopsarcoidosis.rallybound.org/JohnCarlinVsSarcoidosis?fbclid=IwAR1g2ap1i1NCp6bQOYEFwOELdNEeclFmmLLcQQOQX_Awub1oe9bcEjK9P1E My story on Television https://www.stopsarcoidosis.org/news-anchor-sarcoidosis/ email me carlinagency@gmail.com
Tom Matthews PhD is the founder of Career Heights Coaching. He's spent decades in higher education and devoted his career to helping others intentionally forge their own career paths. Now, as an executive coach and consultant, he's stepped fully into the shoes of being a business owner as well as a mission-driven guide. This is a critical mindset shift for anyone looking to seriously grow their gig.
This is Planet Hope, a new podcast from The Times in partnership with Rolex and its Perpetual Planet Initiative, hosted by Stories of Our Times as a bonus weekly series each Saturday.The Earth's climate has been known to change in the past, but it's only since the industrial revolution that there have been changes to our climate which have been driven by humans. Environmental Editor for The Times, Adam Vaughan joins climate scientist and National Geographic Explorer Tom Matthews to investigate how his work, mapping the planet's most extreme climates, can help us to better understand how our climate is changing and most importantly, evaluate whether we can change the course that we're on.Through its Perpetual Planet Initiative, Rolex supports Tom Matthews as part of the National Geographic and Rolex Perpetual Planet Mount Everest Expedition and the Amazon Expedition. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kieran Poole is joined by White & Case's Tom Matthews and Sonica Tolani as well as Insightia's Rebecca Sherratt to discuss Corporate Governance in Europe 2023. Tom heads up the firm's European shareholder activism practice, while Sonica is a specialist in public company M&A, ECM, and shareholder activism. Among the top findings: Emissions reporting takes centrestage: CSRD has ushered in a new era of ESG accountability, mandating European issuers with upwards of 250 employees annually report on sustainability policies and targets, including their Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, starting in 2025. The cost-of-living crisis drives investor revolts: FTSE 350 executive pay hit record highs in 2022, with total CEO realized pay averaging 3.03 million pounds ($3.76m), compared to 2.1 million and 2.6 million pounds in 2020 and 2021, respectively. Activists push for sales amid depressed stock valuations: Activist intentions have shifted from blocking deals to demanding the sale of long undervalued companies, at a time when interest rates and inflation are limiting other growth options. Fifteen companies faced demands for a sale and/or acquisition of a third-party last year, an increase from 13 in 2021, while the number of companies facing opposition to M&A transactions fell to 15 in 2022, from 29 in 2021. Join the conversation about the report using the hashtag #InsightiaEurope23 on Twitter and LinkedIn.
The Earth's climate has been known to change in the past, but it's only since the industrial revolution that there have been changes to our climate which have been driven by humans. Environment Editor for The Times, Adam Vaughan joins climate scientist and National Geographic Explorer Tom Matthews to investigate how his work, mapping the planet's most extreme climates, can help us to better understand how our climate is changing and most importantly, evaluate whether we can change the course that we're on. Through its Perpetual Planet Initiative, Rolex supports Tom Matthews as part of the National Geographic and Rolex Perpetual Planet Mount Everest Expedition and the Amazon Expedition.This is Planet Hope, a new podcast from The Times in partnership with Rolex and its Perpetual Planet Initiative.Series producer: Anya PearceClips: Sky News, BBC, Channel 4 News Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
U.K. based attorneys Tom Matthews and Sonica Tolani of White & Case, who advise both activists and companies, explains why they are seeing a trend of insurgent managers partnering with PE to try to buy companies they previously targeted with agitation campaigns.
Welcome to a look back at this year's interviews with industry experts. It has been a packed year so join Kieran Poole as we journey through the class of 2022. Hear from CorpGov's Jim McRitchie, Schulte Roth and Zabel's Ele Klein and Marc Weingarten, As You Sow's Olivia Knight, film director Bruce David Klein, Muddy Waters Research's Carson Block, White & Case's Tom Matthews and Sonica Tolani, The California State Teachers' Retirement System's Aeisha Mastagni, Shareholder Rights Group's Sanford Lewis, Georgeson's Cas Sydorowitz and Alicia Ogawa, Olshan Frome Wolosky's Ryan Nebel and Elizabeth Gonzalez-Sussman, The Activist Investor's Michael Levin, Vinson & Elkins' Lawrence Elbaum, Sustainable Governance Partners' Jessica Strine, William Blair's Christina Bresani, and Alliance Advisors' Emmanuelle Palikuca, FT's Dan McCrum, and Willis Tower Watson's Heather Marshall and Kenneth Kuk. Want to hear a guest on the show? We have put together a quick survey for you to tell us how we can improve our offering.
Considered a turning point in the F13 series, Jason Lives takes Jason from supernatural stalker to re-animated zombie with a penchant for hilarious murder. Running Scared co-hosts revisit the grassy plains of Jane and Wilson where Jamie's Scottish grandparents let him watch horror at a young age, and review the 1986 "classic". We count at least 7 unnecessary deaths. Is this horror-comedy? Or is it horror-slapstick? Is Horshack your best back-up man? Does Jason's corpse get better looking as it ages? Does Jason kill kids? Can a goalie mask stand up to a rock pounding?Support co-host Robert Lendrum's fundraising effort for Terry Fox Run here. Much appreciated.https://run.terryfox.ca/page/robertlendrumSupport us on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/runningscaredEmail us at:therunningscaredpodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter @runningscaredpdon Instagram @runningscaredpodon TikTok @runningscaredmedia
Dr Tom Matthews is a climate scientist at King's College London, specialising in glacier-climate interactions and extreme weather. In Episode 17, we discuss Tom's exciting fieldwork on Mt. Everest co-installing the highest-altitude weather stations in the world, as well as extreme heat and its impacts on society. Links: Tom Matthews' profile Two articles on Tom's expedition to Mt Everest: this and that Wikipedia page on penitentesCheck out this article on the upper temperature limit of human tolerance and Tom's paper documenting the first occurrences of this temperature Check out these 3 articles on extreme heat in Asia: this and that and this other oneThe book discussed: The Ministry for the Future Support the show
Kieran Poole is joined by White & Case's Tom Matthews and Sonica Tolani as well as Insightia's Rebecca Sherratt to discuss our special report, Shareholder Activism in Europe 2022. Tom heads up the law firm's European shareholder activism practice and Sonica is a specialist in public company M&A, ECM, and shareholder activism. View all of the products offered by Insightia by visiting our website.
This week, Kapil speaks with Dr Tom Matthews, senior lecturer in Environmental Geography at King's College London and National Geographic Explorer. They talk about Tom's experiences and findings during and after the filming of Expedition Everest, the impacts of climate change in mountainous regions and the rigours of scaling and working on Everest at the same time. Books mentioned in this podcast: Black Swan – Nassim Nicholas Taleb https://www.wob.com/en-gb/books/nassim-nicholas-taleb/black-swan/9780141034591?gclid=Cj0KCQiAxoiQBhCRARIsAPsvo-xkSugtGMzHjbLtLVjiA0nrbm2KyEE6MfXrJBJajT1Zcq2_zFyhAXoaAuP6EALw_wcB As always, hit us up with feedback, frustration, or suggestions for new guests/formats at ibgreenminds@gmail.com.
In this bonus episode, Eleanor and Barry are joined by Tom Matthews who has reviewed and catalogued each of the 2021 podcast episodes and the trio discuss the guests, the themes, the answers to the 5 x 10 questions and have a general review of the year. They remember their favourite answers and the topics that resonated the most, as well as looking ahead to How The Future Works in 2022
Welcome to a look back at this year's interviews with guests from our Beyond The Boardroom and special report episodes. It has been a packed year so join Kieran Poole as we journey through the class of 2021. Hear from Artisan Partners' David Samra, George Michael Gerstein and Sara Crovitz of Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, D.F. King's David Chase Lopes, Gabriel Grego of Quintessential Capital Management, Tracy Gopal of Third Arrow Strategies, White & Case's Tom Matthews, FTI Consulting's Edward Bridges, Goodmans' Jon Feldman, Ian Robertson of Kingsdale Advisors, Gabrielle Wolf and Craig Pais of Innisfree M&A, Olshan Frome Wolosky's Elizabeth Gonzalez-Sussman and Andrew Freedman, Patrick Gadson and Lawrence Elbaum of Vinson & Elkins, Michael Verrechia of Morrow Sodali, and Kai Liekefett and Derek Zaba of Sidley Austin. We also want to know what you have to say. Maybe a topic you want to be discussed? Or a guest you want to hear interviewed? It could even be you coming on. Just click here to complete the short survey.
Ryan speaks with Tom Matthews a realtor with Gibson Sotheby's about the options seniors have with real estate.https://www.tomandjoanneteam.com/ https://www.mwhomecare.com/
In today's adventure, we hear from Tom Matthews who is on the way to his first Paralympics in Tokyo. He is currently ranked #8 in the world for wheelchair table tennis. Listen in to hear Tom talk about his story, how he found table tennis, and what he is most excited for in Tokyo! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adventureswithaggie/support
How could we not talk sports? There is a quarterback controversy in Greenbay and a quarterback that loves handjobs in Houston. We talk about how A-Rod is really good at baseball… and really fucking weird at everything else. Plus, stick around after for the Olympic Skateboarding Post Game Show with Tom Matthews. All of that and a little more on this episode of the Crash & Burn Show!
Kieran Poole is joined by White & Case's Tom Matthews and FTI Consulting's Edward Bridges to discuss our recently released report: Shareholder Activism in Europe 2021. Tom is a partner at White & Case and heads its global shareholder activism practice, while Edward is a senior managing director at FTI Consulting and heads its U.K. activism practice. We also hear from Insightia's Josh Black to run us through the free report which looks at the trends in activism across the continent and dives deep into developments in France, Germany, and the U.K. Plus, it covers the thriving landscape of ESG and short selling at Europe-based companies. View all of the products offered by Insightia by visiting our website.
Tom Matthews, Head of Marketing, Content and Communications at Contractor Nation, joins me on this episode. Tom is a former newspaper journalist and NBC editor who worked on four Olympics and earned three Emmy Awards. We talk about his incredible professional journey, values, thinking outside the box, the power of relationships and networking, leadership, ego, and more. Get connected with Tom: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hojmatt/ Want to learn how you can work with me to build a solid foundation for your business and achieve the results and success you deserve? Visit http://www.jayscherrbusinessconsulting.com/ and schedule a 1:1 discovery coaching call. Enjoy and thanks for watching! To your success, Jay
By the age of 35 Thomas Matthews had lived in several U.S. states and abroad in Belgium, France, and Spain. He didn’t see himself staying anywhere for long. Then he took a job in London to write for a magazine called Wine Spectator. And something happened. He fell in love with the world of wine. This year Tom retires after more than 30 years with Wine Spectator, 21 of those as Executive Editor. It’s been quite a ride - enjoy! https://www.winespectator.com/
In this episode of Mission CTRL, Ramon is joined by the master communicator himself, Tom Matthews! Mr. Matthews got his start in the final days of the newspaper industry before jumping over to new media and broadcasting. These days, he's Head of Communication and Marketing at Connecticut's own Contractor Nation. Listen in as he tells us some of the secrets to being an effective communicator.
In this episode of Mission CTRL, Ramon is joined by the master communicator himself, Tom Matthews! Mr. Matthews got his start in the final days of the newspaper industry before jumping over to new media and broadcasting. These days, he’s Head of Communication and Marketing at Connecticut’s own Contractor Nation. Listen in as he tells us some of the secrets to being an effective communicator.
Global warming can lead to global cooling?! Find out as we discuss THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW with Dr. Tom Matthews and Aristotle Acevedo! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Lockdown probably couldn't have come at a worse time for Tom Matthews. After just six events of his sophomore season at Eastern Florida State College, a spell that brought a victory and a quintet of top five finishes, the Oswestry golfer had bagged an autumn spot at Appalachian State and the big time of NCAA division I golf. The coronavirus crisis has ended that. But there has been cheer for the Welshman, who last week was named as one of six finalists for the prestigious Jack Nicklaus NJCAA National Player of the Year Award. So with that endorsement still ringing round his head, we sat down with Tom to talk about his nomination, the US college scene, the Covid-19 epidemic and what the future may hold for this talented young player...
Tom Matthews, Partner at Pemba Capital, discusses with host Craig West the different types of transaction structures available to businesses when contemplating a liquidity event and how the Pemba ‘two-payday structure’ can help achieve the 3 key objectives of business owners: the dollars, legacy, and ensuring the SME owners’ people are looked after.
This week, Tom Matthews gives us insight into dating in Colorado Springs from a guys perspective. We talk who pays, dating profiles, and getting political.
The Canada episode. Tom Matthews and guests defenseman Connor Doherty and assistant coach Derek Army call in from Brampton, Ontario amidst a Railers three game road trip. Discussion topics include the Monte Carlo Inn, Justin Bieber, Celine Dion, and more.
Welcome to the 424recording.com podcast! I have a chat with grunge punk rockers, Jay Andersen, Tom Matthews, and Lukas Lerner of Surmiser. We talk about their songwriting process, their recent EP and upcoming single, how they approach playing shows, DIY spaces, and how geography may or may not affect their music. Check out Surmiser on the web at surmiser.bandcamp.com And follow Surmiser on Instagram @surmisermusic --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/424recording/support
On today's show - Fine Gael TD Fergus O Dowd joined us in studio to talk about internet safety and the measures needed to keep ourselves and our children safe online. AA Ireland warn Government that taxing motorists on the basis of miles they travel could end costing more than it raises and local man Tom Matthews, Co-founder of SOUND tells us about their bid to ensure the State provide duty of care for narcolepsy sufferers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Michael McGrady of Showtime's Ray Donovan. Michael McGrady can currently be seen on Showtime's Ray Donovan as Agent Frank Barnes as well as the Freeform hit series Beyond (returns January 2018 with new episodes) as Tom Matthews. McGrady has been a working actor in Hollywood for decades with recognized credits such as The Babe (as baseball legend Lou Gehrig opposite John Goodman), Diggstown (alongside Academy Award winners James Wood and Lou Gossett Jr.), Wyatt Earp (as John Shanssey opposite Kevin Costner), Terrance Malick's The Thin Red Line, Ulu Grosbard's Deep End of the Ocean (alongside Michelle Pfeiffer), as well as several independent films such as 5 Aces with Charlie Sheen, Rage with Nicolas Cage and The Perfect Family with Jason Ritter. Most recently he starred in the critically acclaimed FX series American Crime Story: The People VS OJ Simpson and the Emmy winning series Southland. Father of plus-sized Supermodel Hunter McGrady, Michael has lived a lived a life meant for a screenplay. He was born and raised in Washington State where he studied Business Administration at the University of Washington with plans to attend law school. Those plans shifted when he was diagnosed with malignant melanoma at the age of 19 (the same cancer that took his father's life only one year prior). Upon receiving a clean bill of health, he decided to move to Los Angeles to pursue his lifelong (and secret) desire of acting.
Michael McGrady can currently be seen on Showtime’s Ray Donovan’s Agent Frank Barnes (Season 5 premieres August 6th), as well as the Freeform hit series Beyond(returns January 2018 with new episodes) as Tom Matthews. McGrady has been a working actor in Hollywood for decades with recognized credits such asThe Babe (as baseball legend Lou Gehrig opposite John Goodman), Diggstown (alongside Academy Award winners James Wood and Lou Gossett Jr.), Wyatt Earp (as John Shanssey opposite Kevin Costner), Terrance Malick’s The Thin Red Line, Ulu Grosbard’s Deep End of the Ocean (alongside Michelle Pfeiffer), as well as several independent films such as 5 Aces with Charlie Sheen, Rage with Nicolas Cage and The Perfect Family with Jason Ritter. Most recently he starred in the critically acclaimed FX series American Crime Story: The People VS OJ Simpson and the Emmy winning series Southland. Father of plus-sizedSupermodel Hunter McGrady, Michael has lived a lived a life meant for a screenplay. He was born and raised in Washington State where he studied Business Administration at the University of Washington with plans to attend law school. Those plans shifted when he was diagnosed with malignant melanoma at the age of 19(the same cancer that took his father’s life only one year prior). Upon receiving a clean bill of health, he decided to move to Los Angeles to pursue his lifelong (and secret) desire of acting. In addition to his success as an actor, he is an accomplished fine artist whose work is currently represented in several galleries across the country. McGrady and his wife Ilka, own and operate McGrady Fine Art. When not filming, McGrady can be found performing with his band Michael McGrady’s Sonic Groove in and around the Los Angeles area. He also enjoys sailing, surfing, riding his Harley or soaring his Hang Glider above the mountains of beautiful Santa Barbara. He holds two black belts in two different styles of Karate, and is actively involved in coaching youth sports– and even coached all three of his children. Follow Michael on Social Media:FacebookInstagramTwitterOfficial Site
Hello and welcome to our latest podcast, episode 60. First of all, following the Dafabet WPL victory against Newtown AFC, we chatted with the Harrisons, manager Craig and goalkeeper and captain, Paul. Then, on the road at Bangor City (literally), we talked with assistant manager and Welsh football legend, Scott Ruscoe. If you've been listening to TNS Radio recently, then you'll know that Tom Matthews has been joining us on a regular basis. Well, we had another Matthews on air at Bangor, his twin, Gina. Listen to the interview with her as well, on the podcast.
Hello and welcome to podcast 42. We kick off the show at Park Hall following the recent celebrity charity game. The organiser, Graeme Sutton, joins us making his debut on the TNS Radio Football Show. Then it's current, as we focus on the England v Wales game that we ran on the screens at The Venue. What a great day it was! We were awash with media, both national and local. Did you hear the one about the Englishman, the Scotsman, the Welshman and the Irishman? No, it's not a joke. We chatted with Chris Marriott, Steve Saunders, Chris Mullock and Ryan Brobel before the game. We also get predictions from them. Then just as the game kicks off we chat with Charlotte Ruscoe and *just waiting for confirmation of spelling* on how the day had gone organisationally to that point. Finally, it's post-match reactions from disappointed Welshman, Connell Rawlinson, and a very happy Englishman, Tom Matthews.
Welcome to episode 39 of our weekly podcast. We kick off at Oswestry Leisure Centre as we catch up with new signing, Tom Matthews. The players are back in training this week and they'd just been in the pool. We chat about his background and also ask him the question, 'What can TNS fans expect from you?' Then it's back to more familiar territory as Ian Williams joins us at The Venue. We look back to the season just gone, forward to the one ahead and also, of course, the upcoming Champions League campaign. Our Chief Operating Officer also shares his thoughts on our new signing. Finally, it's the man of the moment, Brian Jones, who joins us to complete this week's podcast. It's an honour to have one photo chosen for the Dafabet WPL shot of the year competition but to have two out of the five is a real honour indeed. That's exactly the position the TNS lens-man finds himself in at the moment.
Gratitude is an Attitude Hi Goal Getters, I really want to thank you for being with me today for this episode. This is our 39th weekly episode of Goal Getting Podcast. It is also the day before Thanksgiving here in the United States. I, thankfully, have a four day weekend coming up. My department at work doesn't have to work on Thursday or Friday, and we have the usual Saturday and Sunday off. This is a great break from work. If you want to learn more about the "Thanksgiving" holiday and why it is celebrated you can Google it. This episode is not about the holiday itself but the attitude that I believe we should have during this time of celebration. To me, I believe it is a time for having gratitude. To me Gratitude is an Attitude. I believe I should have be grateful for the things I have, whether it be physical, material possessions, health, a sound mind, everything, including life. Having Gratitude is one thing that will set us up for leading a rich life, a life of significance and purpose. So I am going to reflect on some of the things I am grateful for this year and some that I am always grateful for. I am grateful for you, for listening to my podcast. If you didn't come to listen, I would have no reason for doing this show. My goal in starting Goal Getting Podcast was to be able to share the things I have learned about setting goals effectively so that we can change our subconscious mind into a Goal Getting Machine. I have learned through training in hypnosis and hypnotherapy various techniques that can reprogram a subconscious mind that has limiting, goal stifling beliefs into a mind that will allow you to draw success and achievement to you. I am grateful for the additional listeners that started listening to the podcast after I started doing the Goal Getting Quote of the Day on July 1st. I know that I am inspired by quotes that I hear or read and wanted to share some of those quotes with you to help inspire or keep you motivated. I felt that talking about these quotes and what they mean to me and how they inspire or effect me might help people that listen. When I started the podcast on my birthday in February, I hoped it would do well. I made it to iTunes New & Noteworthy and was actually able to make it into the top 10 in a couple of the categories I was listed in. I was happy. After the usual 8 weeks on New & Noteworthy, the number of listeners seemed to drop, which is normal. I started thinking about how to reach a greater audience and started the Quote of the Day on July 1st. It has been great. Listeners like you loved it and my audience grew. I was happy and I am still happy. I was helping more people. So, Thank You all for listening to the show. I Am Grateful I am grateful for the opportunity that I have in this country to be able to do things like this podcast. I am grateful that I started taking classes in marketing at UC Berkeley Extension in 2013. Had I not started that program, I would not have taken the Social Media Marketing Course taught by Michael Brito ( @Britopian ). I am grateful for Michael Brito. His teaching style and the information he shared lit a new fire in my belly, a new passion for social media marketing. I also was able to overhear a couple fellow students behind me one class talk about listening to podcasts and that they were on iTunes. If you've listened to some of my other episodes, you know that I did my first podcast in 2004/2005. I stopped after about six months because I did it for fun just to do it after I heard some other podcasts. I knew then it would one day be big. This is getting into a longer episode that I really want today because I have so much to be grateful for. I have two beautiful daughters that have grown from my little girls to intelligent, compassionate, healthy and good women. I am very proud of them for all they have accomplished in life and for what they continue to do. I am grateful that I now have a wonderful son-in-law after my oldest daughter go married this year. Walking my daughter down the aisle was a highlight of my life. I am grateful for a loving wife that I have been married to for over 28 years, that continues to put up with me and love me. I am grateful for a loving family. I am grateful that my sister has been beating the cancer that has tried to take her away from us. We will do everything we can to stop it. I am grateful for my health. It isn't the best and I don't take care of myself the way I should, but I am grateful that I have the ability to change the things I do wrong. I am grateful for the company I work for and the people I work with,. They saw the potential in me to allow me to do a complete career change into an area that I love and now I am grateful that I have the ability to do work that I enjoy and can get paid well for it. I really am grateful this year for a great year. There were tough times where I really thought things were not heading where I wanted and I wanted to change. I am grateful for the people I have been hanging around in my podcasting and entrepreneurial community that have supported me. One of those that I am grateful for is Joel Boggess, that saw I was fighting the Impostor Syndrome at the beginning of this year and told me to kick him out of the house and get moving with my podcast. I am grateful for one of my mentors in life, Tom Matthews. He helped to mentor me when I started my networking as an entrepreneur and Loan Officer. He taught me much about how to meet and treat people. He helped guide me in my Coffee New business when I started my marketing and advertising career. Tom informed me recently that he has stage 4 pancreatic cancer with limited time left this year. Please pray for Tom and his family. My Mom passed away from the same cancer in 2012. I am grateful for life. So I am Grateful for so much this year, and every year, to be honest. As you listen to this, please think about what you have to be grateful for. Gratitude is an Attitude. It is one that will help you enjoy life. It will help you enjoy the journey as well as the destinations. We all have much to be grateful for. Think about that this week and every week throughout the year. Thank you for listening today and every day. I have a few more great guests to introduce you to this year. Stay tuned on Wednesdays for our weekly podcast where I or one of my expert guests share tips, strategies and inspiration on How To Get The Goals You Set. Have a great holiday season this year. If you like our podcast you can easily go Subscribe to our show on iTunes at Goal Getting Podcast.com/itunes or Subscribe to us on Jabbercast at Goal Getting Podcast.com/jabbercast The new Jabbercast App is the best listening experience for podcasts. Check it out. 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