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We have all had the misfortune of dealing with a jerk at some point in our lives. Today on the I Know I'm Crazy with Naja Hall podcast, I am chatting with author Jeremy Sherman, Ph.D. about his extensive life's work on adverse personalities. Jeremy Sherman, Ph.D. is a science researcher and writer who has written 1000 blog articles for Psychology Today under the title Ambigamy: Insights for the deeply romantic and deeply skeptical. For a quarter-century he has collaborated closely with Harvard/Berkeley neuroscientist and biological anthropologist Terrence Deacon developing a theory for the origins of life's struggle for existence, in other words explaining trying or effort from its chemical origins. Sherman writes academically but most of his writing is about everyday decision-making. He has just written a book now available as a free podcast called "What's up with a**holes? Advanced Psychoproctology for beginners. Visit Jeremy online at www.jeremysherman.com WATCH this episode on youtube https://youtu.be/20IO3nbg79E

Jeremy Lent's new book, The Web of Meaning: Integrating Science and Traditional Wisdom to Find Our Place in the Universe offers a coherent worldview of deep interconnectedness by integrating ancient Taoist and Buddhist views of humanness and awakening, with a modern scientific, conceptually-oriented view of human capacity. Jeremy makes the case for reigniting lost ethical values that can shift the disconnection that has led humanity to the brink of ecological and societal destruction. We discuss deep intelligence, wise action, how to expand collective concern to include all humans, our animal and plant brothers and sisters, and our planet. Our practical and philosophical dialogue moved me at the core of my being. May it be an inspiration for shift in all who hear it! The US edition is available mid-July but you can get the UK edition now. Visit the book website. Visit Jeremy's website Jeremy Lent received a BA in English Literature from Cambridge University, an MBA from the University of Chicago, and was a former internet company CEO. His award-winning book, The Patterning Instinct: A Cultural History of Humanity's Search for Meaning, explores the way humans have made meaning from the cosmos from hunter-gatherer times to the present day. He is founder of the nonprofit Liology Institute, dedicated to fostering an integrated worldview that could enable humanity to thrive sustainably on the Earth. 

Former England cricketer and high performance coach Jeremy Snape joins the Cricket Badger James Buttler to chat about sports psychology in general, appertaining to cricket and against a Covid backdrop.On this episode: The pressures of a bio bubble What a batsman should be thinking about when at the crease What Jeremy has learned from interviewing the star guests on his podcast How he draws on his own sporting experiences and bio bubble pressures And much more! Jeremy's podcast Inside the Mind of Champions sees him interview the world’s leading thinkers and performers, including Gareth Southgate, Sir Viv Richards, Mo Farrah and Eddie Jones. The membership platform offers over 600 x two-minute video interview insights is available free for 30 day’s using the code ‘INSPIRE21’ www.sportingedge.com/membership These insights and strategies can be used for personal use and by managers looking to inspire their remote workforce via Zoom and MS teams.Visit Jeremy's website: sportingedge.comThe current #INDvsENG Daily Podcasts are brought to you in association with Black Rat Cricket and Manscaped.

Jeremy is the author of Trust The Grind: How World-Class Athletes Got To The Top, which reached #1 on Amazon’s Teen/Young Adult Fitness & Exercise Bestseller list and was also recognized by the National Alliance for Youth Sports. Jeremy was born and raised in Ashland, Massachusetts. He graduated from UMass Amherst with a degree in Communications. Aside from writing, Jeremy focuses on spreading love, and positivity. He puts a heavy emphasis on the importance of fitness, eating right, and taking a genuine interest in those around you. In this episode Jeremy shares: - How the loss of his grandfather and best friend fuels his desire to spread love and positivity. - What motivated him to become an author at the age of 23 years old. - The challenges he faced getting world-class athletes to accepts his cold call to be interviewed for his book. - What the grind means and why it's important to be successful in every area of your life. - The lessons he learned from Terrell Owens, Georges St. Pierre, Jason Kidd, Chipper Jones, and many other famous athletes. - When you come from a place of love there's no stopping you. - And so much more... Visit Jeremy at realjeremy.com and on Instagram.

In Episode #82, we met Jeremy Keck as a patient born with L-TGA and DILV treated with Fontan procedure. Now, in this very special episode, we meet Jeremy Keck beyond his heart disease through the eyes of his loving wife Ana Keck. His legacy underscores the importance of seeing our patients as people beyond their illness, in the context of their lives, values, and loved ones. We learn to appreciate the full life one can live with complex adult congenital heart disease but also of the work that remains to be done. This powerful discussion is led by Dr. Evelyn Song (internal medicine resident at Johns Hopkins Hospital), Dr. Pablo Sanchez (cardiology fellow at Stanford University), and Dr. Michael Landzberg (cardiovascular and palliative care faculty and former director of ACHD at Brigham and Women’s Hospital). ​ Jeremy's gofundme pageJeremy's case discussion - episode 82Jeremy's obituary page CardioNerds Case Reports PageCardioNerds Episode PageSubscribe to our newsletter- The HeartbeatSupport our educational mission by becoming a Patron! In Loving Memory of Jeremy Keck Jeremy Keck was a giant within the construction industry and accomplished so much in his 37 years of life. However, his greatest point of pride was his family. He is survived by his wife Ana, two young daughters, Emilee and Kaylee, his parents, Jeff and Terri Keck, brother Kevinn (Deana) Keck, nephews Jeremy and Payne, and nieces Taylore and Payge. Jeremy also had a heart for philanthropy. He was an active supporter of the Heart Center at Phoenix Children's Hospital. In an interview with The Arizona Republic in 2015, Jeremy said he wouldn’t change his experience even if he had the chance. “I have a perspective on life that you can't teach anybody," he said. “You can't even explain it to people. The small things that happen that might not go your way seem pretty minor.” Jeremy had such a positive impact on those around him, inspiring everyone to live life to the fullest. He will be deeply missed. Visit Jeremy's gofundme page for more information. Music AcknowledgementsEternal Hope by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100238. Artist: http://incompetech.com/

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Jeremy Miller, president of Sticky Branding, helps me shape the brand of my new production company, and guides me through the process of picking a brand new name.In this epic episode, Jeremy and I discuss his two books - Sticky Branding and Brand New Name. The best part is that he coaches me through the process of developing my brand and coming up with a new name for my next company. This is like listening in on a personal coaching session, with a ton of valuable information.The interview is split into three sections. First, we talk about Sticky Branding. Next, we talk about Brand New Name, and Jeremy gets me ready to go on a "naming sprint." In the last section, we reconvene, and I reveal the name of my new company.*Note: My mic wasn't working properly in the first part of our interview. Please bear with the sound - Jeremy's part is more important anyway!Visit Jeremy here:Sticky BrandingCrisis Marketing E-BookInstagramLet me know what you took away from this episode!InstagramEmailEnjoy!

Today, I am lucky to have here with me, Jeremy Abramson, the founder of the E3 Lifestyle brand. Jeremy Abramson's purpose in life is to cultivate community and create a lifelong impact on people's lives. After moving his entire life to Florida, overcoming being homeless, and losing what at the time he considered his dream job, he founded E3 Lifestyle.   The E3 Lifestyle brand combines Abramson's knowledge of the mind and body, with his passion for helping others. As the Chief Energy Officer, he is dedicated to helping others unleash their full potential. Abramson has received some of the most coveted certifications in the industry and studied alongside elite professionals like Wim Hof, Aubrey Marcus, Ben Greenfield, and Lewis Howes.   Today, Abramson travels the world, optimizing the health and happiness of athletes, government officials, youth, and high-level CEO's. His customized training, performance, and mindset practices bring out the full capacity and productivity of his clients. The most recent aspect of E3 brings wellness directly into the workplace. He has been brought in as a speaker by brands like WeWork, Capital One, and Miami Made to implement his wellness training programs and inspirational speeches.   As a philanthropist, he makes giving back a priority, talking to youth at several local nonprofit. In 2017, he partnered with Maison Fortuné Orphanage in Haiti and returned for a second trip the following year. As his business and digital following continue to build, his influence follows. In January 2019, he rolled out his first highly anticipated online program, CLIMB. The program aims to optimize your human experience through habit change and self-awareness. It has already been recognized as one of the most impactful coaching programs in the industry.   In this episode, Jeremy and I talk about what has inspired him to start the E3 lifestyle. First, Jeremy reveals how to navigate our self-limiting beliefs. These thoughts we tell ourselves usually come from our childhood. Recognize when these thoughts happen, and think about why this is a story you are telling yourself. Plus, Jeremy explains how to tell your family and friends about the ketogenic diet – especially those people who may not be completely supportive. He also describes the Stand Up 2 Sitting movement and how Jeremey is starting his nonprofit next month. Tune in!   Get Jeremy's FREE ebook: http://bit.ly/2Q2Xsmz  

This week, we’re talking about why YOUR business NEEDS an app as we head into 2020. We’ll be chatting with Jeremy Redman, Founder and CEO of notboringbusiness.com and yourvone.com. Ever thought about how powerful it could be to reach your growing audience directly with your OWN app? No more social media algorithms to fight against…Jeremy and his team have a mission to put apps in the hands of entrepreneurs at affordable pricing so you can GROW and nurture your audience without interference. Don’t wait! Press play on this episode now to find out how this all works! Use promo code “raise” to snag 30 per cent off the monthly cost of producing your OWN app with VOne! To connect with Jeremy, send him an email at jeremy@yourvone.com Visit Jeremy and his team at https://yourvone.com/ To connect with ME outside of the podcast: https://www.lisacapri.com/ On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lisacapricoaching/ On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/raiseyourfrequencydaily/ Or shoot me an e-mail at voicesplash@gmail.com! Affiliate disclaimer: It is possible that some links mentioned on the podcast or in show notes may be affiliate links. This means that I might receive a small commission for referring certain products or services AT NO EXTRA COST to you. I only refer products or services that I LOVE and/or that I use personally.

Jeremy Miller discovered entrepreneurship as a vehicle for helping others and building community while also searching for an escape from depression. He was sixteen when he opened his first custom longboard manufacturing business that focused on creating a safe space for young people to talk about life. Although the business closed with a deficit, he was drawn to entrepreneurship because of how positively it impacted his life and how much he was able to impact others. During this time, Jeremy explored and tested the depths of Twitter. In a ten-month period in 2016, Jeremy had organically reached over 100,000,000 impressions. By the age of 18, he took what he learned from his first company and built an advertising agency called Inspired Blue Media with national clients and national press recognition. By 20, Jeremy had helped launch a tech startup and co-founded a 501c3 non-profit. Visit Jeremy at jeremyrossmiller.com and @jjeremymiller on Twitter

Jeremy Le is a Las Vegas-based creative & independent filmmaker. Jeremy is a Co-founder of the Ismahawk, a production company that focuses on action choreography and visual effects. Having worked on projects like Nightwing: The Series, & Minute Matchups, Jeremy also provides high-end direct-to-client narratives, commercials, and social media content. He also likes pizza. Visit Jeremy online at: https://www.instagram.com/jeremyyyle https://www.youtube.com/user/IsmaHAWK

Jeremy Le is a Las Vegas-based creative & independent filmmaker. Jeremy is a Co-founder of the Ismahawk, a production company that focuses on action choreography and visual effects. Having worked on projects like Nightwing: The Series, & Minute Matchups, Jeremy also provides high-end direct-to-client narratives, commercials, and social media content. He also likes pizza. Visit Jeremy online at: https://www.instagram.com/jeremyyyle https://www.youtube.com/user/IsmaHAWK

Jeremy is the host of the Create Your Own Life Podcast and the Co-Founder of GetFeatured.com. He gets entrepreneurs on top rated podcasts, and teaches how to serve listeners. Top 3 Value Bombs: 1. Look for the experts in your field and seek their advice. 2. Always remain coachable. 3. Focus on one thing that will drive revenue and value. Visit Jeremy’s website Sponsors: Incapsula: Protects and accelerates over 4 million websites every day. Get a free enterprise trial of Incapsula’s services when you visit LP.Incapsula.com/2017Podcasts!

Jeremy Harbour has a career as a serial entrepreneur spanning over 20 years and countless company start-ups and acquisitions. He's a leading expert in distressed business turnaround and creative deal structure and he's also the author of ‘Go Do': a book for people who have always wanted to start a business but been scared to make the leap. They talk about: How Jeremy went from being a market trader at 14 to having the most successful IPO on the NASDAQ stock exchange in 2016 The importance of avoiding getting stuck in a rut Exiting your business + lots, lots more!   Visit Dan here Visit Jeremy here        

This week Dave talks with Jeremy Eder quickly about performance engineering! The Tuned daemon and preinstalled performance profiles What is “Tune-D”? The RHEL 7 Performance Tuning Guide Low Latency Performance Tuning for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Beyond Microbenchmarks: breakthrough container performance with Tesla efficiency Performance Analysis of Docker on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 OpenShift Performance, Scalability, and Capacity Planning Guide More Reference Architectures The Red Hat Container Development Kit Visit Jeremy and others at the Red Hat Summit! The Larry and Shak Show: Performance analysis and tuning of Red Hat Enterprise Linux Wicked fast containers: Performance tuning for Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host, OpenShift, and Docker containers Docker versus Systemd – Can’t we just get along? Performance Engineering BoF: Bring your performance problems to the experts We Give Thanks Jeremy Eder for being our special guest star!