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—— TIMESTAMPS —— 00:00 - 04:40 BEST Midfielder in Serie A?! 04:40 - 08:43 Thoughts on AC Milan 08:43 - 19:05 Is Thiago Motta FAILING? 19:05 - 25:58 Roma vs Atalanta Review 25:58 - 36:00 Conte's “Ugly” Football 36:00 - 40:50 Everyone's Too Harsh on Bologna 40:50 - 42:03 Best Wishes for Bove 42:03 - 43:39 Rest of Topics --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/italianfootballtv/support

Episode page with video and more My guest for Episode #233 of the My Favorite Mistake podcast is Phebe Trotman, a successful and heart-centered entrepreneur based in Vancouver, Canada, who is passionate about helping others discover their joy. Her book, released in July, is Never Quit on a Bad Day: Inspiring Stories of Resilience – Thriving Entrepreneurs. In both her athletic and professional careers, Phebe's personal success has been a testament that anything is possible with hard work, dedication, and a team-centered approach.  As an athlete, she has achieved many accolades as a soccer player, including being inducted into several sports halls of fame, winning championship titles, and being recognized as an exceptional athlete. Phebe has also excelled in her career as a network marketer, earning top awards and recognition within her company In today's episode, Phebe shares her favorite mistake getting a red card, which meant being ejected from a semifinal soccer championship match and sitting out the final. What were the life lessons and business lessons from this incident, where she retaliated against an opponent for their rough play? The retaliation gets punished?? Business lesson? We have a choice to how we respond?? Learning to not react — controlling our reactions Reacting to negative feedback, even before the book was released? Facing challenges? “ we should be more open about our struggles.” — why is that? When is it a mistake to quit too soon? Was it a tough decision to retire from professional soccer? Did you watch Ted Lasso?? What resonated with you? Helping others be resilient in the aftermath of mistakes? Lessons from the writing and publishing of the book?? Questions and Topics: --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/favorite-mistake/support

Episode page with transcript, video, and more My guest for Episode #208 of the My Favorite Mistake podcast is Wendy H. Steele, the founder and CEO of Impact100, a global nonprofit organization dedicated to uniting and empowering over 30,000 women to create a transformational impact in their communities has today collectively granted more than $123 million to worthy nonprofits across more than 65 local chapters and four countries. Wendy's debut book, Invitation to Impact: Lighting the Path to Community Transformation, was released in April 2023. Wendy brings the ideal combination of corporate leadership (SVP/Regional Manager in the banking industry), entrepreneurship (Successfully launched and led both non-profit and for-profit enterprises), and civic engagement resulting in keen business acumen and thought leadership.  In this episode, Wendy shares her favorite mistake story about starting up her nonprofit and explaining what it did, but not why it existed. How did she come to see this problem and how did it affect the organization as it grew nationally? And how did Wendy adjust? We also discuss some of her previous experience as a founder and CEO of a company that manufactured an innovative duct tape dispenser. How do we make sure we're moving the needle on results in a business or a non-profit? Assumed the why was obvious… What was the what?? To help women get involved in their community on their terms… thought it was designed for women in Cincinnati The leadership team understood the why at launch How did you realize people didn't understand the WHY? It took a while What got off track? How did you adjust? How would you articulate the WHY? Did others make up their own why in the absence of that? Entrepreneurship trap of getting popular and growing too quickly before some of those foundations are sorted out, including systems, documents, training Your journey from banking to manufacturing CEO to banking to philanthropy? Lessons learned? Tell us about the new book Invitation to Impact: Lighting the Path to Community Transformation Iteration on the book writing and editing too? How to make sure our philanthropic activity has impact? Mark's New Book – “The Mistakes That Make Us”Questions and Topics: --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/favorite-mistake/support

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ON THIS EPISODE OF THE TDI PODCAST RECE WAS OUT BUT LOS AND B HOLD IT DOWN TO DISCUSS THE DAVE CHAPPELLE SNL MONOLOGUE, THE TRAGIC DEATH OF SHAQUILLE ROBINSON, A FEW TIK TOK VIDEOS AND SOME IZ YOU ROLLIN' TOPICS --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkdatish/support

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https://slasrpodcast.com/  Welcome to the Sounds Like a Search and Rescue Podcast! Also known as SLASR.  Join an experienced search and rescue volunteer and his friend as they discuss all things related to hiking and search and rescue in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.  This week we will catch up with our friends Mindy and Bethlynn who will talk about unlikely friendships, weird coincidences and overcoming obstacles to complete the NH 4000 Footers.  Topics Support the Show!  Stomp's truck got attacked by a bear Introducing Mindy and Bethlynn Bethlynn's stir-fried cats Stomp has more tick jokes Drink Discussion Mindy's background Bethlynn's background Mike's search and rescue story and meeting Mindy and Bethlynn  Mindy and Bethlynn talk about completing the NH 4000 Footer list Search and Rescue News Show Notes New England Outdoor Council Donations Buy Me A Coffee to support the cost of the Podcast Italian Farmhouse in Plymouth that Stomp mentioned Mike's South Moat GPS Track Rescue on Mount Washington in 2014 Fugitive father escapes to Mexico before donating a kidney to his son Mindy and Bethlynn on NH Chronicle Liberty Springs carry out  80 year old needed carry out on Falling Waters Franconia Falls Rescue Mount Tecumseh - lost hiker Additional Notes We had some issues with audio connection. Stomp worked his magic and I think he fixed most of the issues but there were a few choppy sections. Apologies as we did the best we could to make the audio consistent. 

Welcome Back to JustAnotherPodcast where we bring you into our perspective of today News & Entertainment where we tell you about today's most interesting Topics --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jus-anohterpod1/support

On this episode we are joined by Host, Promoter, Author & now apart of the cannabis industry Taimak Dargan aka Teej Smooth Dude. He sits down with Walt one on one to give his life story, talk about his book "The Prince of DC", go-go stories, & how he became a cannabis grower in LA. Topics: Support in the DC area Life In LA How he got in the Cannabis industry His events that pushed the DMV rap scene Check it out! Follow Our Guest @TeejSmoothDude

Real Raw Uncut Black News and Topics --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sophistireckless/support

Rolling solo as I speak on these important Topics --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eric-houston-jr/support

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Good Old Roundtable Mash Up of Topics --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/SaltCast/support

Wop Gruder And MMY Yunngin Have a Smokers Sit-Down Convo on several Topics --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/waveywoppod/support

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