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Today's Lake and Shed framed conversation is about J. K. Rowling's first “original screenplay,” Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Nick does his signature deep dive into the history of the Fantastic Beasts film franchise's origins in Warner Brothers' determination to keep the Wizarding World profit-pillar in their portfolio alive after the last Harry Potter adaptation — and Rowling's equal determination that they not use their copyright privilege to muck up her legacy with an Indiana Jones meets Crocodile Dundee knock-off. John takes the Shed pole in the conversation and shares his months long pursuit of the shooting text screenplay, the actual last screenplay over which Rowling had control. He lays out the (1) twelve scenes that were cut from that shooting script by Steven Kloves, David Heyman, and David Yates as they “fit the woman to the dress” of Hollywood blockbuster formula, and (2) how it made a mess of the movie's chiastic integrity. Hat tip to Kelly Loomis!New to the Lake and Shed Kanreki Birthday series? Here's what we're doing:On 31 July 2025, Joanne Murray, aka J. K. Rowling and Robert Galbraith, will be celebrating her 60th birthday. This celebration is considered a ‘second birth' in Japan or Kanreki because it is the completion of the oriental astrological cycle. To mark JKR's Kanreki, Dr John Granger and Nick Jeffery, both Nipponophiles, are reading through Rowling's twenty-one published works and reviewing them in light of the author's writing process, her ‘Lake and Shed' metaphor. The ‘Lake' is the biographical source of her inspiration; the ‘Shed' is the alocal place of her intentional artistry, in which garage she transforms the biographical stuff provided by her subconscious mind into the archetypal stories that have made her the most important author of her age. You can hear Nick and John discuss this process and their birthday project at the first entry in this series of posts: Happy Birthday, JKR! A Lake and Shed Celebration of her Life and Work.Tomorrow? It's back to a book we know was written by Joanne Murray, aka Robert Galbraith, Lethal White, the fourth Cormoran Strike novel. Nick promises to lay out the tensions between classes and castes in this book and how the story told reflects those tensions in Rowling's own life. John is set to discuss how Ibsen's Rosmersholm, the source of this book's epigraphs, is also a story template for this turning point of the first seven books. Stay tuned! Links to posts mentioned in today's Lake and Shed conversation for further reading:Unlocking Fantastic Beasts: Finding the Text* Preface: ‘The Original Screenplay' – Not the Shooting Script or Even a Faithful Movie Transcript (What the Movie Makers Changed or Left Out)* Preface 2: Comparing the Original Screenplay with the Actual Film: What the Film Makers Left Out, Changed, or Deleted (with Kelly Loomis)* Part 1: J. K. Rowling, Screenwriter — Who is Working for Whom?* Part 2: The Film Makers and Decision Makers?* Part 3: The Six Scenes You Missed in Fantastic Beasts and the Seventh: GrindelGraves' Vision* Part 4: Fantastic Beasts Revelations from the Far Side Sources (Can You Say ‘Lego Movie'?) * Part 5: So What? The Found Text and Its Meaning* 5.1 The Story of the Text We're Looking For* 5.2 Theseus the Hero and Newt Scamander* 5.3 Jacob Kowalski: Is He Bigger than Newt?* 5.4 The Grindelwald-Credence Relationship* 5.5 Lumos and the Barebone OrphanageInterpretation and Speculation: Ring Structure, Christian Content, Elder Wand, Etc.* On the Story Structure of Fantastic Beasts: Is It a Ring?* On the Deep Back Story Revealed in Fantastic Beasts* On the Christian Content in Fantastic Beasts — and the New Controversy* Rune Magic in ‘Fantastic Beasts'? I wish* Why the Film Franchise Cannot Win a Major League ‘Oscar'* Nicolas Flamel to Appear in the Sequel? Don't You Believe It!* Who is the Death Stick's Master? The Elder Wand and Fantastic BeastsPodcasts:* Fantastic Beasts Ring Composition: A ‘Reading, Writing, Rowling' Podcast (with Katy McDaniel and Brett Kendall)* On Rowling's Missteps and Misappropriatrions in ‘History of Magic in North America‘ (with Dr. Amy H. Sturgis and Allison Mills, MuggleNet Academia podcast)* The HogwartsProfessors Talk ‘Fantastic Beasts' (with Louise Freeman, Emily Strand, and Elizabeth Baird-Hardy; MuggleNet Academia podcast)* Eugenics in American History and Fantastic Beasts (with Professor Chris Gavaler of Washington and Lee University; MuggleNet Academia podcast)Elizabeth Baird-Hardy's Fantastic Beasts Posts* Throwback Thursday with Narnia, Newt Scamander, and Fantastic Beasts: Part I* Throwback Thursday with Narnia, Newt Scamander, and Fantastic Beasts: Part II* Pack Your Bags! Newt Scamander's Fantastic Beast-y Suitcase, Hermione's Handbag, and their Literary Relatives* Five Spoiler-Free Reasons Potterphiles will Love Fantastic Beasts* Thanksgiving Thoughts on Terrific Treats from Fantastic Beasts!* Fantastic Beast Flashbacks: The Five Things We Want to Know about What Happened BEFORE Newt's NY Adventure* Fairies and Wizards? A Midsummer Night's Dream and What We Might Expect from Crimes of GrindelwaldGuest Posts:* Wayne Stauffer: Names in Fantastic Beasts* Beatrice Groves: On ‘Nagini Maledictus' – Literary Allusion in Fantastic BeastsThe twelve HogwartsProfessor birthday videos posted thus far in this series can be read at the links below:* A Lake and Shed Reading of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone* A Lake and Shed Reading of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* A Lake and Shed Reading of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban* A Lake and Shed Reading of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire* A Lake and Shed Reading of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix* A Lake and Shed Reading of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince* A Lake and Shed Reading of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows* A Lake and Shed Reading of Casual Vacancy* A Lake and Shed Reading of Cuckoo's Calling* A Lake and Shed Reading of The Silkworm* A Lake and Shed Reading of Career of Evil* A Lake and Shed Reading of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Get full access to Hogwarts Professor at hogwartsprofessor.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode of 'Extraordinary Living with Bill and Roger,' Roger Morris discusses the concept of being fully persuaded as it relates to faith. Drawing from Romans chapter 4, he explains how visualization, or what the Bible terms as meditating, considering, and imagining, plays a pivotal role in manifesting God's promises in our lives. Roger encourages you to write down your visions, be fully persuaded by the word of God, and apply it like a tool to achieve your desires, whether it's healing, prosperity, or spiritual growth. He contrasts positive visualization with negative considerations and shares practical steps to align yourself with God's vision for your life. This episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to accept Jesus Christ as their Savior.   EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:   00:00 Introduction: Fully Persuaded 00:17 Welcome to Extraordinary Living 00:42 Visualization and Biblical Meditation 01:54 The Power of Agreement and Vision 02:54 Considering Not: Lessons from Abraham 04:00 The Danger of Considering Sin 05:22 Faith and the Power of Persuasion 08:20 Using Faith as a Tool 15:11 The Process of the Kingdom of God 21:02 The Power of Imagination and Hope 26:25 Invitation to Accept Jesus   Connect with Bill & Roger Ministries: www.billandroger.com Email: roger@billandroger.com

Send us a text"Van, I've been planning for retirement for 25 years, but I have no idea what I'm actually planning FOR!"This client's confession sparked today's episode of The Retirement Learning Lab. Host Van Richards, ChFC®, RICP®, reveals why most people approach retirement planning completely backwards - and how to fix it.In this eye-opening episode, you'll discover:Why most people spend more time planning their annual vacation than their next 30 years of lifeThe shocking difference between retirement "wishes" and a real retirement "vision"The 2 critical components every retirement vision must includeHow to identify what you're planning FOR vs. what you're planning AGAINSTWhy vague hopes like "being comfortable" sabotage your financial decisionsThe philosophical approach that transforms retirement from an ending into a purposeful new beginningVan draws from over 30 years of experience helping people move from "insecure to in control" in their retirement planning. This foundational episode sets the stage for every investment, insurance, and income strategy you'll need.Free Resource: Download the Retirement Life Workbook at forms.richardsfinancialplanning.comNext Episode Preview: Part 2 covers the "26 Things That Make You Happy During Retirement" and setting your retirement timeline.Educational content only - not investment, legal, or financial advice.Transform your retirement planning from overwhelming to exciting. Start with clarity, build with confidence.

Daniel 11:2b-12:4

In this episode of Extraordinary Living with Bill and Roger, Roger Morris discusses the power of visualization and how it has its roots in scripture. Using Habakkuk 2:2-4 Roger urges listeners to write down their visions, meditate on them, and trust in God's promises, citing examples from his personal experiences in business and faith. He encourages believers to live by faith and not by sight, utilizing the kingdom of God's principles to navigate the challenges of the world. The episode also features a message on the significance of living a satisfied life, trusting God's timing, and being fully persuaded in one's faith. Roger concludes with an invitation to accept Jesus Christ as the Lord of one's life, highlighting the transformative power of divine love and grace.   EPISODE HUGHLIGHTS:   00:00 Introduction: Building on the Rock 00:26 Welcome to Extraordinary Living 00:45 The Power of Visualization 02:00 Believing for More: Stretching Your Faith 03:55 Living by Faith, Not by Sight 04:28 Kingdom Living: Operating in God's System 11:15 Writing the Vision: Practical Steps 14:12 The Importance of Activity and Passion 22:32 Fully Persuaded: The Power of Faith 27:12 Invitation to Accept Christ     Connect with Bill & Roger Ministries: www.billandroger.com Email: roger@billandroger.com

Daniel 10:1-11:2a

This episode marks the powerful conclusion to the Vision Series, where Lee Scott illuminates one of the most overlooked yet transformative tools in a leader's arsenal, storytelling as a conduit for vision. This episode uncovers how the right words, shared with intention, can align teams, unlock motivation, and move organizations forward. Lee breaks down three high-stakes leadership conversations, elevator pitches, delegation, and escalation, revealing how each becomes a pivotal moment to embody and activate your vision. Through real-world examples drawn from national leadership conferences and high-impact client engagements, he shares not just what to say, but how to say it in a way that resonates and creates movement. Listeners will walk away with practical, field-tested frameworks: from designing elevator pitches that spark curiosity and connection, to delegating in a way that energizes ownership, to navigating escalations using the CORE model to advocate with clarity and courage. Lee challenges leaders not just to speak their vision but to live it out loud, transforming everyday conversations into catalysts for shared progress and collective purpose. Additional Resources: Attend Unleashing Leaders University! Learn more about Unleashing Leaders Follow Unleashing Leaders on LinkedIn Connect with Lee on LinkedIn Follow Unleashing Leaders on Facebook Follow Unleashing Leaders on Instagram Key Takeaways: Leaders must effectively communicate their vision through storytelling. Crafting an elevator pitch is essential for networking and engagement. Delegation should start with the 'why' to inspire action. Escalating issues requires a structured approach to ensure clarity. Visionary leadership transforms tasks into collaborative efforts.

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Welcome back to The Brave and Balanced Homeschool Podcast! This is Part 3 of our “Getting Ready to Homeschool” summer series, and today we're pressing pause on curriculum talk so we can get to the heart of your homeschool journey—your vision. Before we jump into what to teach and how to plan it all, let's stop and reflect on why you want to homeschool in the first place. In this episode, I'll walk you through my free Homeschool Vision Worksheet, a simple tool to help you lay a strong foundation for your year. We'll talk about: Why your “why” matters more than your curriculum choice What your mission and values look like in your homeschool Choosing a guiding scripture and writing a prayer for the year How your vision will bring clarity when challenges come Grab a pen and paper, or download the free worksheet by joining the waitlist for The Brave and Balanced Homeschool Membership at www.whatabouthomeschooling.com Or just grab the worksheet here whatabouthomeschooling.kit.com/vision Let's get grounded in purpose—so you can homeschool with confidence.

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In this episode, Pastor Tyler challenges us to confront the excuses that keep us from fulfilling God's vision for our lives. Drawing from the life of Moses, we explore how fear, comfort, and past failures can hold us back—but how God's call always comes with His presence and power. If you've ever felt stuck in a season or unqualified to serve, this message will inspire you to step out in faith and into God's purpose for your life.

Proverbs 29:18 reminds us that without divine revelation, people live without restraint — doing what is right in their own eyes rather than following God's direction. We explore how our sinful nature often distorts our spiritual vision, leading us away from faith and into self-centered living. Pastor Jay emphasizes the urgency of the Great Commission, the calling to "go and make disciples," empowered by the Holy Spirit. Drawing from the parable of the talents, we are reminded that each of us will one day stand before Christ's judgment seat to account for how we stewarded the life and mission He entrusted to us. Are we living for our own plans, or are we fully invested in God's mission? Pastor Jay challenges us to examine our hearts, get ourselves out of the way, and commit fully to the eternal work of making disciples — the true evidence of a church living with vision.

In this episode, Lee continues the series on Vision by sharing a powerful tool to focus your teams - Objectives and Key Results (OKRs). OKRs are a tool for building the intermediate range of goals that connect your long-term vision to your short-term actions. OKRs are a way to concentrate your team's collective impact on the few most vital, relevant, shared, and time sensitive aspects of your business. Lee briefly explains the history and then dives into the practical tips and tricks to make your Objectives clear, concise, and compelling. He helps leaders avoid getting stuck with the wording by giving specific syntax, sequence, and guidelines. He then describes the different kinds of Key Results, so you can quickly measure and assess your progress. He also provides tips for making these measurements helpful and at the right level. Additional Resources: Attend Unleashing Leaders University! Learn more about Unleashing Leaders Follow Unleashing Leaders on LinkedIn Connect with Lee on LinkedIn Follow Unleashing Leaders on FaceBook Follow Unleashing Leaders on Instagram Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Learn more about PeopleForward Network Key Takeaways: OKRs focus your team's impact on the vital few shared priorities. OKRs are not everything your team is doing. Only 1-3ish per level of an organization. Objectives are clear, concise, compelling, and directional statements of a destination or outcome. Leaders often get stuck focusing on the task or solution. Ask, "Why would we want that?" or "Who would benefit if we did that?" to get closer to the outcome. Powerful objectives are a single sentence with strong action verbs, a specific aspect of the business, a desirable outcome/impact, and often the primary customer/beneficiary. Key Results are quantifiable, indicators of progress. Set your KR targets with the end in mind. Don't wimp out by waiting for a baseline. Refresh OKRs quarterly or so to assess and adapt to changing priorities.

Welcome to Life in the Spirit! In this episode, we continue our series, Where There Is Vision, by exploring how God's plan and purpose for our lives align with the mission of the Great Commission. Jesus didn't just give us a task—He gave us a vision for transforming the world through the gospel. When we embrace His call, we discover that His mission is our purpose.

In this episode of Life in the Spirit, we continue our series Where There is Vision by reinforcing the truth that God has a plan and a purpose for our lives. Vision is more than just seeing—it's understanding and aligning ourselves with God's divine direction. However, our flesh, distractions, and other influences can distort our spiritual vision, making it difficult to fully grasp God's plans. Join us as we explore how to overcome these obstacles and gain clarity in our walk with Him.

"I had to make a decision because I knew that if nothing changed, I was just gonna fail out of EECS. I remember EECS actually sent me a letter where they were like, 'Hey, if your GPA continues this low, you will be kicked out next semester.'" In part one of our conversation with Alfredo Andere, we delve into his journey from Mexico to the prestigious EECS program at UC Berkeley. Alfredo shares his early fascination with technology, the challenges of adapting to a new educational system, and the pivotal moments that shaped his academic and personal growth. Raised in various cities across Mexico, Alfredo's passion for technology was sparked by reading biographies of tech leaders like Steve Jobs and Elon Musk. His entrepreneurial spirit emerged early when he organized a forum that attracted high-profile speakers, including former Mexican presidents, to his all-boys Catholic high school. Despite initial struggles with calculus at Berkeley, Alfredo's determination and commitment to his studies ultimately led to his success in the competitive EECS program.

In this episode of Life in the Spirit, we continue our series by exploring the importance of having a vision for those lost in sin. God is no respecter of persons—His salvation is for all. We look at the powerful story of Peter and Cornelius in Acts 10, where Peter, led by the Holy Spirit, breaks through cultural and religious barriers to bring the gospel to a Gentile household. This moment not only transformed Cornelius and his family but also revealed God's heart for all people. Join me as we dive into how we can embrace this same vision, seeing others through God's eyes and sharing the gospel without partiality.

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In this message from our "Where There is Vision" series, we explore Paul's vision of the man from Macedonia in Acts 16. This pivotal moment wasn't just about direction—it was about divine calling and obedience to God's mission. 

This week Bill and Eric continue (for the second week) their look at the fourth volume of the church's history book series called “Saints” and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researcher Wes Walters.

This week Bill and Eric continue (for the second week) their look at the fourth volume of the church's history book series called “Saints” and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researcher Wes Walters.

This week Bill and Eric continue (for the second week) their look at the fourth volume of the church's history book series called “Saints” and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researcher Wes Walters.

This week Bill and Eric continue (for the second week) their look at the fourth volume of the church's history book series called “Saints” and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researcher Wes Walters.

In part 2 of this DroneCast episode, host Joe Kearns continues his conversation with Jack Wu, exploring Nightingale Security's approach to emergency response infrastructure, autonomous operations, and the future of integrated public safety systems. Jack shares insights on system resilience, inter-platform communication, and his vision for the evolution of emergency response technology.

This week Bill and Eric continue (for the second week) their look at the fourth volume of the church's history book series called “Saints” and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researcher Wes Walters.

God has a plan and purpose for your life, but the biggest obstacle is often ourselves. When we surrender our own desires, we can see, understand, and walk in God's preferred future. Vision is the ability to perceive His plans and step forward in faith. It all begins in Christ—where we truly get out of our own way.

For the next two weeks, Bill and Eric will take a closer look at the fourth volume of the church's history book series called “Saints” and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researched Wes Walters. This week we will also have Sandra Tanner in the studio to discuss this further.

For the next two weeks, Bill and Eric will take a closer look at the fourth volume of the church's history book series called “Saints” and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researched Wes Walters. This week we will also have Sandra Tanner in the studio to discuss this further.

For the next two weeks, Bill and Eric will take a closer look at the fourth volume of the church's history book series called “Saints” and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researched Wes Walters. This week we will also have Sandra Tanner in the studio to discuss this further.

For the next two weeks, Bill and Eric will take a closer look at the fourth volume of the church's history book series called “Saints” and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researched Wes Walters. This week we will also have Sandra Tanner in the studio to discuss this further.

For the next two weeks, Bill and Eric will take a closer look at the fourth volume of the church's history book series called "Saints" and pay special attention on their emphasis on the research done by Christian researched Wes Walters. This week we will also have Sandra Tanner in the studio to discuss this further.

In this episode, Lee picks up from the prior episode on seeing the trends in your business environment to seeing where you want to be. He summarizes the origins and value of a good mission/vision statement; and also the perils of how poorly and painfully it can be to create them. He provides an alternative approach to creating Rapid Organizational Unit Statements (affectionately referred to as ROUS in a nod to The Princess Bride). The ROUS technique is an engaging and collaborative method that helps teams quickly create clear, concise, and compelling missions. Lee outlines the criteria and a step-by-step process for engaging a group of leaders to create or update your overarching mission and vision. The episode concludes with a preview of the next topic: OKRs (Objectives and Key Results). Additional Resources Connect with Lee on LinkedIn Learn more about Unleashing Leaders  Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Learn more about PeopleForward Network Listen to the original episode on Unlocked podcast Key Takeaways: Crafting mission and vision statements is essential for strategic planning. Avoid the traditional painful and time consuming "You're killing me, Smalls" approach. The ROUS technique allows for rapid creation of effective statements. Mission statements answer "Who are we and why are we here?" They should not focus on the services and activities (the what and how). Vision statements answer "Where do we want to be/Where are we going?" Good Mission/Visions focus on the destination and strive to be clear, concise, and compelling. Engaging the team and perhaps key suppliers or customers in the process fosters ownership and alignment.

In this message we continue on the objective of understanding the actions, demands or responsibilities of vision.

Our objective in this message is understanding the actions, demands or responsibilities of vision.

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” In the final week of a 2-week series, Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away?

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” In the final week of a 2-week series, Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away?

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” In the final week of a 2-week series, Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away?

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” In the final week of a 2-week series, Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away?

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” In the final week of a 2-week series, Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away?

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away? Check it out.

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away? Check it out.

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away? Check it out.

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains “Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision.” Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away? Check it out.

In the January 2025 Liahona magazine, Mark A. Mathews from the Seminaries and Instititues educational department, explains "Three Reasons We Teach Others About the First Vision." Bill and Eric take a closer look at this topic over the next two weeks and discuss if this really is a historical event the church should want to focus on. Or is it something they should just pretend will go away? Check it out.

Tonight: Escalation.