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Hey Uncommon leaders, welcome back!.   This week I place a coaching client directly in the interview spotlight and you are going to love this story!  My guest is  Kellianne Thayer, the Director of Primary Care Access Operations at Atrius Health in Boston, MA.  I so appreciate chatting with Kellianne about her Uncommon leadership journey from being a young child  and “afraid to  share her thoughts” to leading a team of over 200 at one of the largest Physician practices in the Northeast. Kellianne articulates her passion for personal growth and team growth and her story is sure to inspire you as well.  Connect with Kellianne on LinkedIn

Y'all know I can get FIRED UP when we talk sports on the pod. What an absolute joy to get to talk with Coach Tony Dungy and his amazing wife, Lauren. Their new book Uncommon Influence: Saying Yes to a Purposeful Life is inspiring and powerful. This conversation about prayer and serving in our communities is SO good! Their story as foster parents gave me all.the.feels. You are going to love them and their new book! . . . . Sign up to receive the AFD Week In Review email and ask questions to future guests! #thatsoundsfunpodcast . . . . . Thank you to our partners! BetterHelp Online Therapy: Get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/thatsoundsfun. MVMT: Join the MVMT and get 15% off today — with FREE SHIPPING and FREE RETURNS — by going to MVMT.COM/THATSOUNDSFUN Stamps.com: Go to Stamps.com and sign up with promo code THATSOUNDSFUN for a special offer that includes a 4-week trial, plus free postage and a digital scale. No long-term commitments or contracts. ZocDoc: Go to Zocdoc.com/THATSOUNDSFUN and download the Zocdoc app to sign-up for FREE. Then start your search for a top-rated doctor today. Many are available within 24 hours. Thrive Causemetics: Right now, you can get 15% off your first order when you visit thrivecausemetics.com/TSF.

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“An Uncommon Journey” is described as a labour of love and massive undertaking by like-minded music educators and musicians to reconnect after two years, to share and learn and to make music together. Over 50 musicians, some travelling from out-of-state, gathered weekly at KLPAC over a period of 13 weeks in this collaborative project, with musicians aged 16 to 22 working closely with the KLPAC Symphonic Band members, section leaders, and local band directors and guest conductors, to hone their craft and grow. They are set to present a heartwarming programme in this upcoming concert, under the baton of three esteemed guest conductors – Ho Chee Kiang, Dr. Low Chee Meng, Mustaqim Abdullah. We find out more from Cheryl Mah, the resident conductor of the KLPAC Symphonic Band, and Mustaqim Abdullah, a freelance musician, educator and guest conductor for this concert.Image credit: KL Performing Arts Centre

“An Uncommon Journey” is described as a labour of love and massive undertaking by like-minded music educators and musicians to reconnect after two years, to share and learn and to make music together. Over 50 musicians, some travelling from out-of-state, gathered weekly at KLPAC over a period of 13 weeks in this collaborative project, with musicians aged 16 to 22 working closely with the KLPAC Symphonic Band members, section leaders, and local band directors and guest conductors, to hone their craft and grow. They are set to present a heartwarming programme in this upcoming concert, under the baton of three esteemed guest conductors – Ho Chee Kiang, Dr. Low Chee Meng, Mustaqim Abdullah. We find out more from Cheryl Mah, the resident conductor of the KLPAC Symphonic Band, and Mustaqim Abdullah, a freelance musician, educator and guest conductor for this concert.Image credit: KL Performing Arts Centre

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Michele Oshman is Vice President of External Affairs of BIO, and the Executive Director of BIO's Council of State Bioscience Associations (CSBA), advancing public policies that support the bioscience industry in partnership with their state-based member associations.Before joining BIO in 2020, Michele had a successful 18-year career at Eli Lilly and Company, where she led their federal advocacy. She is a neuroscience researcher working both in clinical development and corporate leadership roles. Uncommon for people working in public policy, Michele earned a Six Sigma Black Belt in statistics in 2005 and is a closeted quant!This podcast discusses the multitude of challenges facing the US biopharma sector, including proposed changes to the accelerated approval pathway and the broader issues of affordability related to out of pocket costs in Medicare Part D. Michele Oshman outlines the vital role state associations play in both advancing medical innovations and relationships with local and state governments to ensure that patients have access to needed new medicines.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“But when I write, that's when I feel I can take part in society, I can contribute to ideas, and to teach and to share, and to say, I love you to society—to maybe talk about some of the difficult things in life, but to affirm that these experiences only serve to make life what it is.” From space aliens and cursed violins to a Queen of Hell with a heart, to found family, coming-of-age and living in your truest self, Ryka Aoki's Light from Uncommon Stars is our latest Speculative Fiction Monthly Pick and it's an absolute blast to read. Ryka joins us on the show to talk about world-building, the San Gabriel Valley, writing love stories, the evolution of science fiction, her literary inspirations, donuts and more with Poured Over's host, Miwa Messer. And we end this episode with TBR Topoff book recommendations from Marc and Becky.   Featured Book (episode) Light from Uncommon Stars by Ryka Aoki   Featured Books (TBR Topoff) Blackwater Sister by Zen Cho The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune   Poured Over is produced and hosted by Miwa Messer and mixed by Harry Liang. Follow us here for new episodes Tuesdays and Thursdays with occasional Saturdays. A full transcript of this episode is available here.

In its natural state, the jaw-dropping gem known as emerald often resembles an ancient barrel-shaped decree from a king. It tells us things nothing else can.   Today, the glittering green stone stops an onlooker. It takes our breath away. When set against a backdrop of shimmering gold, it is something that transfixes us.   The calming color of an emerald actually gives the eyes a rest after working for a while. In fact, some think looking at emeralds relieves eye strain, a sparkling, homeopathic remedy for the overworked.   Proverbs 31:10 says, “She is far more precious than jewels.”   Among the most sought-after gemstones, an emerald speaks of a royal court. A monarch. One who is destined to lead people to greatness.   Like humans, an emerald without blemish is very, very rare. Perfection is not common. So too is perfection in humans, since only Christ is perfect. His example is our ideal and goal, and He shapes us throughout our lives, refining us into rare and beautiful examples of His love.   A Proverbs 31 woman has been set apart by the Lord Himself. He sets her in a throne of gold, so that those she comes in contact with will stop and listen to her.   God asks the Proverbs 31 woman to wear her beauty well. Not for her own glory, but for the glory of the Lord.   Let's pray. Lord, out of kindness and care for us you provided a glorious rainbow of color in your world. Thank you for such beauty, and for what it can mean to us. Amen.

Buck's Deep Dive into Tuesday's Election Results. Tudor Dixon Fresh Off Her Primary Victory in Michigan. Teacher Tells Us Demi Lovato's Pronoun Reversal Isn't Uncommon. Dog Days of Summer and the Origins of the Flat Cap.Follow Clay & Buck on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/clayandbuckSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode features Terry Tucker, Author of Sustainable Excellence. Terry believes everyone is born to lead an uncommon and extraordinary life and that has nothing to do with where you work, how much money you make, or where you live. We are not all born with the same gifts and talents, but we all have the ability to become the best person we are capable of becoming. (Ep 89) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hapihoodthepodcast/support

There was a lot that happened in the Pokemon world this week! Chip and Azul breakdown the World Championships schedule and format, look at some new cards, and give their thoughts on teams in the competitive Pokemon TCG!

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Last episode of Leadership IS, we discussed uncommon leadership, what it looks like, how to develop it and the challenges however today we would like to talk about one of the effects of being uncommon is being trustworthy. Let's talk about it --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

When you hear about stories of generosity, it's an easy reminder of how we all want to help and do good. But being generous is more than just doing some good deeds now and then. Living a truly Uncommon Life and being generous will require more than just an occasional act of kindness. Generous people give a lot, often, and with a good heart. They are generous with their time, their resources, and their energy. And they do so to make a difference in the lives of others. No matter how generous you are, we can all take steps toward becoming more like Christ, who was the epitome of generosity. What will you do to be conspicuously generous to people and make a difference in your world?

Swooping and diving through the air on its long slender wings, the Common Nighthawk emerges at dusk to chase down aerial insects. Nighthawks have short bills that open wide, so they can vacuum up their insect prey as they fly along.More info and transcript at BirdNote.org. Want more BirdNote? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Sign up for BirdNote+ to get ad-free listening and other perks. BirdNote is a nonprofit. Your tax-deductible gift makes these shows possible.

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We start off this week with Edward talking about a needed vacation. Edward spent some time with family at an aunt's lake house and had a special visit with an aunt and uncle from Texas. Edward speaks about the general family dynamic and dealing with an aunt that has dementia. Jason asks about anxiety going into the family event. Edward tells us about how his internalization from his childhood has led to anxiety around being with his family, but also how he has been working through it and has made progress. Edward also officiated a wedding where he found himself in the awkward situation of staying at a reception where he knew the happy couple and one other person. In this week's Deep Dive we find ourselves talking about the little ways we sometimes self-harm and what that looks like. Many of our behaviors can be taken to an extreme where they are cause for concern. We go through a list of these behaviors. Some of them we don't think about as self-harm and some of them are harmful if taken to the extreme.

On this week's episode of Own the Microphone, Bridgett McGowen welcomes an author, podcast host, and speaker with more than 1,000 presentations under his belt and who is focused on helping people excel in their careers via connections, Thom Singer. Bridgett and Thom discuss confidence in your topic, uncommon connections, delivering someone else's content, trying new things, being the same on and off microphone, and more! Get in touch with Thom at www.ThomSinger.com 0:50 What is the #1 mistake that speakers make that is easily preventable? 4:25 How does Thom Singer connect to his audience, and what does he speak on? 8:40 Thom has not always been a confident speaker. 12:30 Thom's signature story about the doctor that saved his daughter's life. 15:50 How does Thom deal with a difficult audience member? 18:24 A question for Bridgett. 22:12 One last tip on how to own the microphone. Listen and Subscribe to the Own the Microphone Podcast with Bridgett McGowen on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and the CLNS Media Network mobile app.

Episode Summary Accountability isn't exactly a fun word. It has quite a negative connotation — probably because we've been acculturated to think that if we don't hold ourselves accountable, we'll suffer negative consequences (or, to use an even more fear-inducing word, punishment).  But accountability expert Brian Moran offers a different perspective. As a professional with 30 years of expertise as a CEO, corporate executive, entrepreneur, consultant, and coach, he argues that reframing accountability around ownership rather than consequence can have significant impacts on our teams.  Brian co-wrote the bestseller “The 12 Week Year” to teach leaders how to shorten their execution cycle from one year to 12 weeks. In his newest book, “Uncommon Accountability,” he reveals how to “hold others capable” by rejecting “command and control” and focusing instead on nurturing your team members' sense of autonomy.  It's this autonomy, he argues, that fosters accountability. When employees are encouraged to view accountability as taking ownership, they realize they have freedom of choice in what happens next. It takes the leader out of the equation and puts the employee at the center of their own journey. They determine their future with the company by deciding how to learn from their mistakes.  Execution drives accountability, and both are critical to the success of any organization. In this episode of Finding Gravitas, Brian shares his knowledge to help listeners reframe their mindset around accountability and how to help their employees do the same.  Themes discussed on this episode:  Why so many people hate the word “accountability” How we can create the freedom to perform without “command or control” Why clarity of expectations is so important The relationship between accountability and blame Whether or not accountability is a system or a trait How leaders can foster ownership among their employees  How we can confront people with choice https://finding-gravitas.captivate.fm/jans-short-video (Learn more about your host, Jan Griffiths in this short video) Featured Expert: Brian MoranWhat he does: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianpmoran/ (Brian Moran) is the founder and CEO of https://brianpmoran.com/ (The Execution Company), which helps entrepreneurs, sales professionals, and business leaders improve their performance and results. He is also a motivational keynote speaker and the co-author of two New York Times bestsellers, https://brianpmoran.com/the-12-week-year/ (“The 12 Week Year”) and https://uncommonaccountability.com/ (“Uncommon Accountability.”) Episode HighlightsTimestamped inflection points from the show [3:24] Getting to know Brian Moran: Brian shares a little about his background, notably how he worked his way through college by working for UPS. He gives a taste of how that experience led him to become the accountability expert he is today. [7:12] The root of his writing: Unlike many business books, “The 12 Week Year” didn't start with a theory, Brian says. Instead, he and his co-author simply started documenting how they work with clients. More specifically, they answered the question: We've created annual plans and goals, but how do we ensure they're executed? [10:01] The fear-inducing implications of “accountability”: The phrase “holding someone accountable” often has a negative connotation because it's typically associated with punishment or negative consequences, Brian says. So how do we shift employees' perception of accountability? [13:29] Accountability as a trait and a mindset: If you want your employees to rethink the way they define accountability, encourage them to view it as taking ownership rather than suffering consequences, says Brian. This reframing creates a completely different set of actions and reactions.  [15:19] Fostering ownership: You can't force anyone to do anything. So Brian believes when you're...

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This week, Chip and Azul are joined by Joe from Omnipoke to discuss Pokemon Cubing! One of our favorite ways to enjoy the Pokemon TCG, cubing is an experience that is always unique. Whether you are wondering exactly what a Pokemon Cube is, or if you already have a cube of your own, there will be plenty for everyone to enjoy in this weeks episode of Uncommon Energy!

There are introverts and there are extroverts and then there are those that fit somewhere in the middle who really Xpress the golden quality of humility but they are often overlooked. Let's talk about it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

When was the last time you looked at your monthly spending? That can be a pretty revealing way to see where you are pointing your life. Jesus said that where your treasure is, your heart is. The inverse is true, too! If you want your heart to move toward something, give part of your treasure toward that area. Imagine how many new doors and opportunities for sharing the gospel would open if each follower of Jesus placed their attention and trust toward him!

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Adam sits down with former NFL safety and coach, Tony Dungy and his wife Lauren Dungy for a conversation you won't want to miss! Tony and Lauren each share their stories with Jesus and what's helped them grow with Jesus together in their marriage. Adam and the Dungy's talk about how to hear and listen to what God is saying to you, what it means to walk with Jesus in your workplace, and why living an uncommon life leads to the joy and fulfillment you've been longing for.Pre Order a copy of Tony and Lauren's new book, Uncommon Influence, here: https://amzn.to/3c6Dq7y

With worlds right around the corner, Chip and Azul wanted to recap some of their favorite worlds experiences. For many players, this will be their 1st ever World Championships, and for many fans this will be the 1st World they have ever spectated! Chip and Azul also give their thoughts on how to best prepare as a competitor!

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Generosity is one of the easiest ways to identify if somebody is a follower of Jesus. The earliest disciples modeled what it means to live generous lives by sharing everything they had and giving to those in need. But why is generosity so important for followers of Jesus? As followers of Jesus, the answer to "Why we give?" is best answered by looking at whose kingdom you are building with your generosity. When you live a generous life, your life and actions are not just for yourself. They are building up the kingdom and pointing people in the direction of Jesus! 

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There are certain things that most uncommon achievers have in common. They set out to do something that's never been done before, or in a way it's never been done before. They value time differently. They handle adversity well. Check out today's GRINDcast!

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This week, the Uncommon Energy boys are joined for our first ever guest on the podcast...Andrew Mahone! Andrew is the well known host of Tricky Gym, and he joins us this week to look at the current meta, some new cards, and also to give us a little insight into his Gym Leader Challenge format! And for the first time, a guest will take on Guess that Flavor Text! Join us, for an exciting episode of the Uncommon Energy Podcast!

Jane is less than impressed by John's new set of wheels, and the two of them begin the 4 week journey to the fabled "garage". Today's story is Dirty Shirley by Alex Vitale Get in touch! Linktr.ee/UncommonCommons Content warnings for this episode: Descriptions of Death and Viscera Car Accidents/ Drunk Driving Mild Language Drink Tampering

James Keys and Tunde Ogunlana take a look at Brittney Griner's detention and recent trial in Russia and consider how common geopolitical leverage ploys seems dirtier when a person's life or liberty is at stake (01:50).  The guys also discuss Elon Musk's move to get out of his contract to buy Twitter and how some in our society leverage adoration to avoid consequences  for their actions (36:20).Timeline of Brittney Griner's detainment in Russia: Griner pleads guilty in court hearing (The Athletic)Phoenix Mercury coach says Brittney Griner's detainment would be resolved 'if it was LeBron' (USA Today)What Brittney Griner's detention in Russia tells us about basketball's gender pay gap (NPR)US seeks full reset with Saudi Arabia, effectively moving on from the murder of Jamal Khashoggi (CNN)Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou to be released after agreement with U.S. in wire fraud case (CNBC)Trump threatened a trade war with Sweden over A$AP Rocky's arrest (The Times)Elon Musk Says He's Terminating Twitter Deal, Board to Fight (Time)It Couldn't Be More Obvious What Elon Musk Is Doing (Slate)Opinion: The SEC alone can't police billionaire CEOs like Elon Musk (CNN)

Ad agencies often claim to have no set style, that each campaign is created from scratch, bespoke for every client.It may be true for the mediocre ones, but not the great ones.Nobody used to confuse the work of AMV, BBH and GGT.The same with Wieden, Chiat and Fallon.Today, stick me in front of a tv and I'd fancy my chances at picking the Droga5.Or spotting the Uncommon on a tube platform.Because although ad agencies use the same ingredients, like chefs, they favour some more than others.We fight the idea of having a certain style in our business, ‘I thought that was one of yours' can feel like a slap in the face.Why?Most creative industries embrace it.Architects aren't chosen because they have no particular style.Clothes aren't bought because the designer covers the whole map.Does anyone confuse Quentin Tarantino films with Wes Anderson's?No, that's the point, their style is the attraction.Their philosophy, which has been honed over the years by everything they've consumed, the films, tv, magazines, conversations, experiences, comic books, even ads, that's what you're buying.It's the same with good Creatives.They have likes and dislikes, that creates a style.If asked you to spoof an ad by David Abbott, Tom McElligott, or John Webster, you probably could, because you'd recognise their patterns. Cabell Harris is the same.Whatever the agency or size of budget, he manages to create work that feels personal.Quirky, human with a hint of mischief.Take his One Show 1997 cover, (for my money – the best awards cover annual full stop).One Show Annuals are highly coveted by creatives, sometimes too coveted - getting coveted out of offices and are never seen again.Cabell came up with a great solution: a thief resistant cover.So dull it repels would-be Creative thieves.He spoofed a giant science book - The Giant Book of Spores'.Brilliant insight.Brilliant idea.Beautifully executed.We had a great chat about this and the rest of his work, and, by the end, I was even pronouncing his name correctly. (Cab-ell, not K-ball.)Hope you enjoy.

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When is the last time you remember being “in awe” of something? All throughout Scripture, there are stories of signs and miracles that point people to the living God and cause people to be in awe of who he is. The early church in Acts 2 was a devoted group of people who were being transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit, and all people were taking notice. How would living in awe of God transform the people around you?

Pubic speaking is still one of the top fears most people in the world have today. Standing up and delivering a speech or presentation is terrifying to many people in the world. Why are so many people afraid of public speaking? There are many reasons, however the most common is the fear of ridicule from the audience. People fear being criticized by the audience they are speaking to. There are some tips that can help you become a more confident, engaging, and empowering speaker. No not the same tips that you always hear, there are some key tips, that once you learn them you will win over the audience quickly and get them leaning into what you have to say. In this episode you will learn, 5 uncommon, powerful, tips to help you become a better speaker. Here is what you will learn in this episode: 8:30 - You have to believe in your message 11:25 - Have a great hook 15:15 - Record yourself and review it 3 different ways 22:54 - Tell champion stories and become a better storyteller 30:03 - Learn what the audience needs to hear and deliver it In the comments let me know your biggest challenge when it comes to public speaking Links mentioned in this episode: Champion You Academy Danny Stone Website Danny Stone Facebook Danny Stone Instagram Danny Stone Twitter Danny Stone LinkedIn  

Looking for a new white wine to try or a good new summer sipper? Then look no further than Pinot Blanc! Wait, did you mean Pinot Grigio or Pinot Gris?!? No, we mean Pinot Blanc! Pinot Blanc is a relative of Pinot Grigio and Pinot Noir, but is a delicious and affordable white wine all its own. In this episode, we taste and review three different Pinot Blancs from different parts of the world - Germany, Oregon, and Canada - to let you know what we think and advise you on what to look for. And, we can tell you that these Pinot Blancs all had something different and unique to offer. Pinot Blanc is a less commonly known white wine varietal that is worth checking out, and is a good option for those who love Chardonnay as well as those who love Pinot Grigio. Wines reviewed in this episode: 2020 Five Vineyards Pinot Blanc, 2019 Compton Pinot Blanc, and 2018 Bocking Pinot Blanc.

In this weeks episode, Azul and Chip look at the best new cards to come from the Pokemon GO set, the most recent meta developments, and also take a look at the new cards revealed from Lost Abyss. There is a ton to breakdown in this episode, you wont want to miss our thoughts on these sweet new cards! This week's Guess that Flavor Text is surely one you will not want to miss either!

We serve a God that is faithful on the mountain and in the valley! Uncommon's Executive Administrator Lynnea Martinez takes us through the promise of God's faithfulness in Psalm 23 in this week's message! For more information on our church community and to learn how you can get involved, visit our website at https://uncommonchurch.tv. Have a prayer request? We would love to partner with you in prayer! Let us know how we can be praying with you by visiting https://uncommonchurch.tv/connect and filling out a Connect Card.

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Humility flourishes in hearts that focus not on being humble, but on gladly exalting Jesus, who is superior to us in every possible way.