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I'm so pleased to welcome our new Chief Operating Officer and Integrator of the Child Care Success Company, Tom O'Connor, to the podcast. And welcome to the team, Tom! Tom brings 30 years of experience in education, after-school care, and early learning expertise. He's also considered a bit of a master in acquisition and growth as he built his program to 44 locations across Colorado. Tom shares some fundamental and crucial steps for how to just GET STARTED, the ins-and-outs of deal acquisition and deal flow, how to set yourself to be a positive-mindset entrepreneur, leadership lessons, marketing tips, the magic of the seeds of influence, and more. Throughout his career, Tom has stuck to core values of Connect, Educate, and Inspire; with his staff, with his parents, and most importantly with the kids. This is a great episode for anyone who's wondering how to get their start, how to expand and grow, or just wants to learn more about what makes our newest team member so great!   Key Takeaways: [7:45] Tom shares some highlights from his journey. [10:16] Tom shares some basics of starting out in the business in your area, such as how to get on an RFP for a city. [12:25] Tom provides some fun facts about her personal and home life. [9:54] Tom shares some of the things that most excites him about joining The Child Care Success Company. [12:38] Tom shares some of the biggest leadership lessons that he has learned throughout his 30 years in the ECE industry.  [16:38] Kris and Tom run through some tips to finding deals when looking to acquire a new center.  [29:20] Kris and Tom discuss some of their favored industry marketing tips. [38:17] Kris asks Tom to share what his biggest challenge has been throughout his ECE journey and how he overcame it. [41:06] Kris asks Tom to share what he would do differently during his journey if he could go back and do it over again.  [45:01] Tom shares some of his favorite leadership books that he recommends. Quotes: “I would knock on doors. I went out and shook hands.” — Tom “One of the first things I learned was: Don't talk at, and try to get on the same level as.” — Tom “When you're talking to a kid you should probably get down on one knee so you're not imposing to them.” — Tom “Do something that the other person won't do.” — Tom “My three things are connect, educate, and then inspire. And if you can do those three things well and at a high level and consistent level, your program is going to grow.” — Tom “I don't think I'd be where I was if everything didn't happen as is.” — Tom “What Tony Robbins does with adults, we wanted to do with kids.” — Tom   Sponsored By: PB&J TV — Don't forget to mention Kris Murray for a special offer!   Mentioned in This Episode: Kris Murray The Child Care Success Company The Child Care Success Academy The Child Care Success Summit Tom O'Connor — COO of the Child Care Success Company BizBuySell.com DealStream.com Grant Cardone Think and Grow Rich, by Napoleon Hill Success Magazine Go Giver Series, by Bob Burg Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain, by Dr. John Ratey

John goes back to 2006 for an interview with comedian and game show host TOM O'CONNOR.

10:15am service on February 7, 2021 Preaching text: Matthew 9:18-26 Music: www.purple-planet.com

What does it take to help arts organizations reach their full potential? Tom O’Connor knows. From working in the industry to consulting to his start in social work, Tom has built his career on making the arts engaging and accessible through marketing. Investigate how a person behind the table helps arts organizations be their best in this episode of Five Minutes to Places.  Sign up for email updates from Theatre and Dance at Wayne  https://tracking.wordfly.com/join/WayneStateUniversity/   

Tom O'Connor is a Canadian mixed martial artist training out of Progressive Fighting Academy in Lethbridge, Alberta. He is currently competing in the XFC Lightweight Tournament and is matched up with Contender Series veteran Kenny Cross in the semi-finals.

What is the state of the arts in 2020? Where are we? Where are we going? How have arts organizations responded to the massive changes driven by the twin pandemics of COVID-19 and the reckoning of systemic racism? In this episode, Erik speaks with three consultants to understand how the arts landscape has evolved and how it is moving forward. Tom O’Connor Consulting Group’s Performing Arts Marketing Roundtables COVID-19 Sector Benchmark - TRG TRG 30

West Town Gathering Sermon series: The Coming Kingdom: a study on the sermon on the mount Preaching text: Matthew 5:33-37 Music: www.purple-planet.com

Tom O'Connor from the FBI Agents Association discusses how they help employees and their families during difficult and often tragic times. Find out more at fbiaa.org.

Near South Gathering Sermon series: The Coming Kingdom - a study on the sermon on the mount Preaching text: Matthew 5:13-20 Music: www.purple-planet.com

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Are now frontline responders in the battle against climate change: fighting raging wildfires, helping urban dwellers overcome extreme heat, and rescuing victims of rising seas. What is less known is that firefighters are being exposed to a toxic soup of chemicals from melting flat-screen TVs to nylon carpets, each time they respond to a residential fire. I talk with Tom O'Connor, Battalion Chief with the San Francisco Fire Department, about how firefighters are leading the charge to clean up our planet one community at a time.

Chris Scott, Brendon McCullum, Marnus Labuschagne, Tom O'Connor, Tony Wilson and Adrian Brown join Gerard this Tuesday morning

From New York to West Virginia to Nashville to writing a song with Luke Combs, Tom O'Connor's sound has been shaped by his experience and he stops by this week to share how his journey lead him to where he is. Plus, he and Ty talk about ACHA hockey and Tom shares an unreleased song! Preorder his song now - https://music.apple.com/us/album/kill-the-bottle-single/1497454852Follow Tom O'Connor here -https://tomoconnormusic.com/TeeParty Merchandise is available here - https://bit.ly/2Z2IspITheme music - Music: https://www.bensound.com

Tyrus and Kat are joined by FOX News Senior Producer, Tom O'Connor and they explain why Valentine's Day has turned from 'Meh' to 'Must'. Tyrus laughs at what could be the 'World's Worst Burglar'. Tyrus and Kat offer their services to a man offering 25K in help finding a girlfriend. Kat dozes off while the boys talk baseball card collecting. *Hot Take* - Kat's boyfriend can't tell a good story. Follow Tyrus on Twitter: @PlanetTyrus Follow Kat Timpf on Twitter: @KatTimpf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtWjbQMYGNc Streamed live Dec 11th, 2019. Host: Fraser Cain ( @fcain )Special Guest: Tom O'Connor and Charlie Duke, founders of AstroGrams! AstroGrams is a unique project intended to promote awareness of space by allowing people to feel part of the space program by creating personalized aluminum plaques which celebrate and commemorate key events in their lives. These plaques are then sent to space aboard select space missions such as visiting the ISS and then returning to earth.   Charlie Duke is an Apollo-era astronaut who became the youngest man to walk on the moon as part of the Apollo 16 mission in April 1972. During that mission he brought his family along with him in the form of a family photo which he then left on the moon. This was part of the inspiration behind AstroGrams. You can learn more about AstroGrams by visiting their webpage: https://astrograms.com/Story.php and following them on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AstroGrams/ Regular Guests: C.C. Petersen ( http://thespacewriter.com/wp/ & @AstroUniverse ) Moiya McTier ( https://www.moiyamctier.com/ & @GoAstroMo ) Dave Dickinson ( http://astroguyz.com/ & @Astroguyz ) This week's stories: - The global geologic map of Titan: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/jpl/the-first-global-geologic-map-of-titan-completed - The Geminid meteor shower. - The Murchison Wide-Field Radio Telescope Array.   We've added a new way to donate to 365 Days of Astronomy to support editing, hosting, and production costs. Just visit: https://www.patreon.com/365DaysOfAstronomy and donate as much as you can! Share the podcast with your friends and send the Patreon link to them too! Every bit helps! Thank you! ------------------------------------ Do go visit http://astrogear.spreadshirt.com/ for cool Astronomy Cast and CosmoQuest t-shirts, coffee mugs and other awesomeness! http://cosmoquest.org/Donate This show is made possible through your donations. Thank you! (Haven't donated? It's not too late! Just click!) The 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast is produced by Astrosphere New Media. http://www.astrosphere.org/ Visit us on the web at 365DaysOfAstronomy.org or email us at info@365DaysOfAstronomy.org.

Have we reached the tipping point of needing to preserve, collect and review smartphone data during the legal discovery process? Our host is joined by legal and eDiscovery veteran Tom O'Connor to discuss the prevalence of mobile devices in litigation proceedings, whether you need to collect them, pitfalls of mobile forensic collections, and the type of information they contain. ...and whatever you do don't say he lives in N'awlins! Information on our guest Tom O'Connor:     https://gulfltc.org/about-us/     toconnor@gulfltc.org     linkedin.com/in/tom-o-connor-aa03494 About our host: Shawn Huston is Co-founder of LSP Data Solutions, a national eDiscovery service and technology provider. Shawn is an industry veteran working on high profile matters across the country over the last twenty-five years. LSP Data solutions is recognized as a leader in the eDiscovery and legal technology space providing computer forensics services, discovery data processing and review solutions, expert project management and consulting, and custom discovery data solutions on proprietary and big data information systems. www.lspdata.com shuston@lspdata.com 844-577-3282

If you google “science podcast” , you’ll get just about 1,010,000,000 results, including podcasts, instructional videos, science blogs, and peer reviewed journals. We live in an age of free-flowing information with an incredibly curious public ready to ingest the constant feed of information. In our premiere episode of “Made in the Middle”, we look to the popular 19 th century World’s Fairs, as early versions of the science and tech podcasts we all stream from our pockets today. World’s Fairs served up education coated in entertainment and one exhibit in Omaha Nebraska, took this idea to the extreme. Spoiler Alert: there were babies – live babies! We would like to thank Martha Grenzeback of the Omaha Public Library, for her research assistance . As well as Tom O'Connor, Senior Associate Director of the UNMC Media Team for connecting us to medical professionals with expertise in the area of neonatology. To satisfy your thirst for more on this subject, check out the resources linked

Tom O'Connor is a singer/songwriter. He talks about growing up in a hard working middle class family in upstate New York. He talks about learning to play guitar and writing songs at a later age. His EP, "Bad for You" is now available and features a song called, "Deserve", with Luke Combs. All that and more. Enjoy and FROWN LESS. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dylan-hodge/support

On Tuesday, comedian Jon Stewart was in DC to testify before the House Judiciary Committee, and his impassioned lecture to Members went viral in a matter of hours. Here to talk about the subject of his testimony, the reauthorization of the Sept. 11th Victim Compensation Fund, is Tom O'Connor, President of the FBI Agents Association and current FBI Special Agent. We cover the prolonged health issues from first responders in NYC, DC, and Shanksville, PA; the importance of the CDC's World Trade Center Health Program; and the need for permanent reauthorization of the Sept. 11th Victim Compensation Fund.

Nancy McNamara is assistant director in charge of the FBI Washington Field Office. We continue the conversation we started with her in Episode 150. But in addition to the challenging work the FBI faces, its employees now have to face it all with no pay checks. The stark and grim reality of the impact of the federal government shutdown on U.S. national security and FBI employees is presented in a conversation with Tom O'Connor, president of the FBI Agents Association, on this program.

2019 is shaping up to be a strange year in Washington, and today's episode is here to answer all your questions on the government shutdown. Our guest this week is FBI Agents Association President and FBI Special Agent Tom O'Connor, who weighs in on how this shutdown is impacting national security.

Works by composer Randall Standridge are consistently among the highest selling and most widely performed music each year. In this episode, he offers insight into his music and career as a composer. Topics: A brief overview of Randall’s career from college student at Arkansas State through the success of his works Afterburn and Adrenaline Engines. Randall’s family influences and high school teachers who fostered his creativity, his first (and only) teaching job, and the story of his transition to becoming a full time composer. Thoughts about composition and Grand Mesa Marching. The story of how Percy Grainger and a guiro led to the creation of the huge Grade 1 consortium for his work Frogs. Links: Randall Standridge Grand Mesa Music Marching Band Barnes: Fantasy Variations of a Theme of Nicholo Paganini Standridge: Frogs Standridge: The Nine Biography: Randall Standridge (b.1976) received his Bachelor's of Music Education from Arkansas State University.  During this time, he studied composition with Dr. Tom O'Connor, before returning to Arkansas State University to earn his Master's in Music Composition, studying with Dr. Tom O'Connor and Dr. Tim Crist. In 2001, he began his tenure as Director of Bands at Harrisburg High School in Harrisburg, Arkansas.  He left this post in 2013 to pursue a career as a full-time composer and marching band editor for Grand Mesa Music Publishers. Mr. Standridge is currently published by Grand Mesa Music, Alfred Music, FJH Music, Wingert-Jones Music, Band Works Publications, Twin Towers Music, and Northeastern Music Publications.  Mr. Standridge's music is performed internationally.  He has had numerous works selected to the J.W. Pepper's editor's choice. His composition Snake Charmer,published by Grand Mesa Music, was included in Teaching Music through Performance in Band Vol. 8, and his work Gently Blows the Summer Wind is included in Teaching Music Through Performance in Middle School Band.  His works Steel, Gadget, Snake Charmer, The Rowan Tree, Still Still Still, That Old Hound Dog Rag, Danse Bohémien, Aggressivo, When the Spring Rain Begins to Fall, Danse Carnivale, Ruckus, Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing, Angelic Celebrations, Extremis, Darklands Legends, DarkHeart, Companion of My Voice, Kinetic Dances, Brave Spirit, Frogs, Under the Cherry Blossoms, Dark Ride, Four: On a Remix of Beethoven, Imaginarium, and In the Court of the King have been performed at the Midwest Clinic in Chicago, Illinois.  His work Art(isms) was premiered by the Arkansas State University Wind Ensemble at the 2010 CBDNA conference in Las Cruces, New Mexico.  Mr. Standridge is also a contributing composer for Alfred Music's Sound Innovations: Ensemble Development series. In addition to his career as a composer, Mr. Standridge is active as a clinician.  He is also in demand as a drill designer, music arranger, and colorguard designer for the marching arts, as well as a freelance artist/photographer and writer.  He lives in Jonesboro, Arkansas with his family.

Tom O'Connor, the host of Family Psych Consumer, welcomes his listeners to his podcast community – and walks you through why Family Psych Consumer is providing consumer reporting in mental healthcare NOW and how his content helps parents and families understand the mental healthcare marketplace. Tom takes time to discuss tells his own story as a professional in the mental health care marketplace and his unique perspective as an advisor to parents and families around the US. Tom goes into detail explaining what most listeners experience in their day-to-day life – that they are subject experts on the mental health and disabilities of their loved ones who become patients in the mental health care system. And those parents and family caregivers are marginalized as stakeholders in the treatment decisions and treatment planning for their loved one. In a deeper dive, Tom reviews how psychiatry and mental health care do little to explain to its customers and prospective patients how to understand it,  assess it, purchase it or judge its quality. So parents and families are left to guess about a medical service that is highly variable in quality and highly instrumental in the mental welfare of a loved one.  He concludes with his vision for a more robust and effective mental health care delivery system designed around caregivers.

Guest Introduction: Brian Tom O’Connor is an actor, theater director, cabaret performer, and formerly depressed guy who stumbled onto the source of joy and happiness in the background of all experience. He is the author of the book, “Awareness Games: Playing With Your Mind to Create Joy.” Interview Summary: In this interview, Brian starts by discussing his background and where he got the idea for his book. He talks about how he suffered from depression for many years, and through his quest to change, discovered the concept of non-duality. We ask Tom to share what he learned from studying non-duality. He describes the process of self-inquiry, the importance of acceptance and love, and where happiness comes from. He then defines awareness and explains how it's both similar and different from mindfulness and meditation. Next, Tom walks us through a short game from his book, called "Expanding and Contracting Awareness". We ask him what people might experience when they first start playing awareness games. Tom then shares some other games, including "Slippery Mind," and "Be a Mirror". He discusses where he got the ideas for these games, as well as some of the feedback that he's gotten from his students. Tom also talks about how becoming more aware has changed his life. He notes that he's not depressed anymore, is more easily able to deal with anxiety, and has more rewarding and connected relationships. Tom then expands on the idea of not controlling things. He explains how being overly controlling of our emotions blocks us from happiness. He offers strategies on how to be more observant and accepting of our emotions. Tom walks us through an awareness game to use when we're feeling bad, called "Include, Include, Include". He also discusses how people can start to develop more awareness in their daily lives. Tom then describes a few of his favorite awareness games: "The Circle of This," "Big Body," and "Wandering Awareness". Finally, we ask Tom to talk about some of the other changes that he's noticed in his life as a result of being more aware. He discusses how his irritability has decreased, and how he's more adept at learning new skills and technologies. He also describes how his relationships have improved, particularly with his husband. Tom emphasizes why it's important to focus on the good qualities in people, and on how you receive everything, rather than focusing on people's faults and trying to change them. Find out more about Brian: https://www.playawarenessgames.com The Craft of Charisma Podcast is also available at: bit.ly/Soundcloud-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/Stitcher-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/iTunes-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/Spotify-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/GooglePlayMusic-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/iHeartRadio-CofC-Podcast

On this episode of The Geek In Review, Tom O'Connor, Independent Litigation Technology Consultant, talks to us about his recent blog post, What in the Wide World of Sports is Going on at ILTA? bit.ly/2Bi3FVM In addition to ILTA's woes, Tom covers other issues regarding member associations, and how new entries into the legal vendor market are changing the vendor-customer relationship… and not for the better. Greg discusses his role as the "World's Okayist Dad" and his inability to find his rental car's gas door release switch while in New Jersey. Marlene is on a trip to Texas, so the podcasting duo actually get to sit in the same room and record this episode. Marlene also has a speaking engagement coming up at the Ark Group's 14th annual Knowledge Management in the Legal Profession, entitled "Game On! Using 'Gamification' to Engage Your KM Users. bit.ly/2Pj1GmX

  Please Support The Show With a Donation   This week we talk to Brian Tom O'Connor Brian Tom O’Connor is an actor, theatre director, cabaret performer, and formerly depressed guy who stumbled onto the source of joy and happiness in the background of all experience.  He is the author of the book: Awareness Games: Playing With Your Mind to Create Joy In This Interview, Brian Tom O'Connor and I Discuss... The One You Feed parable His new book, Awareness Games: Playing with Your Mind to Create Joy Real reality vs Virtual reality Why games are a more effective approach than questions to exploring awareness The fact that you don't have to believe anything to play a game That trying to reproduce an experience isn't doable That trying to get rid of an unpleasant feeling isn't doable That the mind is an excellent servant but a poor master The power of noticing "the whiteboard itself" rather than what's written on it The three basic questions: What's in awareness now? What is awareness? Who/what is aware? The Future Fishing game The Past Catching game The game, Slippery Mind That awareness games can be a good break from a serious meditation practice The benefit of allowing emotions to flow through you The game, Include Include Include Please Support The Show with a Donation  

Tom O'Connor asks listeners of WSFI 88.5 FM Catholic Radio to support the radio station financially as 2015 comes to a close. To make your tax deductible donation online visit wsfiradio.org or mail your check payable to BVM Helping Hands P.O. Box 885 Libertyville, IL 60048. Thank you for your continued support of WSFI Catholic Radio.

Listen to Karl Schieneman, Founder and President of Review Less, an innovator in E-Discovery and the Hon. John Facciola, former United States Magistrate Judge for the United States District Court for the District of Columbia and well known E-Discovery thought leader talk with their guests Craig Ball and Tom O'Connor about their new E-Discovery podcast series. Craig Ball is widely known for his blog posts and the work he did for many years with LTN educating lawyers all over the country about forensics and e-discovery. Tom O'Connor partnered with the late, Browning Marean to co-host the first podcast series that I ever heard of on e-discovery called the e-Discovery Zone. These two guests are witty and intelligent on e-discovery issues. We are thrilled to have them on our show to discuss their educational views on e-discovery topics. For more information about ESIBytes, to present future podcast ideas, or just to ask what I do at Review Less, please email me at kas (AT)reviewless.com. To limit spam email, I substituted (AT) for the @ symbol in my email address. Please update the address accordingly when contacting me via email.

If you're a singer who wants to add a little humour to your set don't try and become a comedian. Instead listen to advice from top comic Tom O'Connor.

Writer Tom O'Connor and Author Matteson Perry give us the lowdown on losing their Virginity.  We all had it, we all lost it.  It's the good, the bad, and the ugly, and it's today on the BEST of Story Worthy! Here’s a few links to help you get the most out of Story Worthy- if you’re listening on an iPhone, all you need to do is tap the cover art while the show is playing, and you’ll see the episode notes, including the links. There is one to subscribe, http://bit.ly/2eSlJZw please do! There’s one to our Facebook page and to our email address. We’d love to hear from you, either there, or on our survey at wondery.com/survey. You’ll also find some special deals courtesy of our sponsors like Hello Fresh (promo code STORY30) Casper Mattress, and Audible (promo code STORYWORTHY). It’s good karma guys!

"The Show" with Matt Epstein, Raymond Fan, Tom O'Connor, Dan Riff, and Jacob Riff 3-13-13

This week's guest is a great friend of the show, and one helluva guy! Tom O'Connor is a writer, comedian, teacher and Punk Rocker extraordinaire.  He just published his eBook, "Ask a Punk!", which you should check out here! DTMM! is back in LA with a live show on February 28th at Fais Do Do featuring Mary Lynn Rajskub (aka Chloe from "24") and the bluegrass band Fiddle and Pine. Tickets are available here. Come out and see us live, you'll be glad you did.  And we're planning a return show in NYC, and a Chicago debut. Check out www.donttellmymother.com for updates! Our theme song was written and performed by Steve O'Reilly with lead vocals by Karen Rockower Glass.

The Show with Tom O'Connor raymond Fan and Matt Epstien 12-10-12

The Show wiht Tom O'Connor and Matt Epstien, and Raymond Fan 11-16-12

3DTV with Kevin Cloyes, Jeffrey Yu, Varsha Sundararaman, Tiffany Urena and Tom O'Connor 5-3-12

Halloween Show Period 7 with Kevin Cloyes, Tom O'Connor, Varsha Sundararaman, Tiffany Urena and Jeffrey Yu 10-31-11

Nearly Pleasant Noise with Tom O'Connor, Raj Rawal, Matt Genna, and Achille Alipour 4-30-08