Podcasts about wait why

In this episode, Rabbi Josh Feigelson highlights the importance of thoughtful communication. Using the acronym WAIT (Why am I talking?), he encourages purposeful speech to bring about positive changes. ~~~~   Soulful Jewish Living: Mindful Practices for Every Day is a production of Unpacked, a division of OpenDor Media, and the Institute for Jewish Spirituality. This episode was sponsored by Jonathan and Kori Kalafer and the Somerset Patriots: The Bridgewater, NJ-based AA Affiliate of the New York Yankees.

In the age of “quit your job” and “ the great resignation” , there has to be a solution for those who want to leverage their 9-5's in order to win for the long–haul wealth building process. Storm Leroy blazed this episode and it will go down as a Melanin Money Podcast classic! Known as Mr. Employed Millionaire, he unpacks his journey to building wealth starting from the faithfulness of keeping his job. In this episode we unpack:    Leveraging Your Job To Win Financially - How to tap into the benefits, structure, and built in accountability having a 9-5 provides as you build wealth outside of working hours.    Living By the Motto :” Buy Real Estate and Wait” - Why the long-ball play is acquiring properties over time, creating cash flow, re-investing into other income producing assets and accelerating the growth of your money.    LLC Structure To Benefit You In The Longhaul - What we can learn from the most  successful entities as they structure their business to be protected, in favor of longevity, and as tools to build on to their legacy.    Collapsing Time For Your Family With Cashflow - The importance of compound interest, having a multi-generational vision for your bloodline, and our collective power to restore dignity to our last name.    Connect w/ Storm : https://www.instagram.com/iamstormleroy/ Ask your money questions here : https://www.videoask.com/fjp1gzv8y    Join the Melanin Money Experience today :  https://melaninmoney.com/join/    Get unlimited access to all of our Masterclasses here :    https://melaninmoney.com/financialflix/   Need a financial check up? Get your WEALTH HEALTH SCORE today :    https://www.mywealthhealthscore.com   Take your financial advisor wherever you go with POCKET ADVISOR:    https://melaninmoney.com/pocketadvisor/   Follow the Melanin Money brand on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/_melaninmoney_/   - Connect with George on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/georgeacheampongjr/   - Connect with Carter on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/cofield_advisor/   - Connect with Jacqueline on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/jacquelineplans/

Welcome to Ever Better Today: the daily podcast for creating your optimal business, career, or overall life in ten minutes or less. I'm Lisa Conners Vogt, Executive and Leadership Coach and founder of Ever Better Coaching and Consulting. Let's jump in! Notes from this episode are below. When you're in conversation with someone, are you listening or imposing your views? Truly listening serves the other person. Imposing your views without understanding theirs, may be more damaging than beneficial. Imposing This is when you were verbalizing your opinionated solutions on specific matters intending to resolve them. It also means you are imposing your views, your worldview, your perspective on someone. It may be helpful at some times but in most cases, it is not because it means most of the time, you do the TALKING.  Serving This is way different from imposing as it focuses on LISTENING than talking. It does not arrive at a solution immediately because you're figuring out first what's getting in the way, and what is the best way to solve a certain problem.  Wait - Why am I talking? Serving is a leadership skill to be conscious of in every situation. Using the acronym W.A.I.T will help to keep you on track. WAIT! Stands for “Why am I talking? If you have an urge to speak and can't contain it anymore, just ask yourself first “Why am I talking?” Trust me, it's a life-changing practice!   ================ To learn more about working with Ever Better, send me an email here or book a complimentary call with me here.

In this episode Michael Fanning talks with Diane Terry. Diane has been in real estate for 30 years and is a great communicator because she has mastered the art of listening. She shares some great strategies along with nuggets of wisdom on how to listen better. "WAIT" Why am I talking. "Shut up and listen. Avoid the word Why. Instead say Tell me more, or Help me to understand Use support listening rather than shift listening. Take notes and read back. Making sure you heard them correctly. Focus and give your full attention. Turning off your phone or notifications on your apple watch. Windermere's Standards of Practice. Books she mentioned. Your not listening.  The Coaching Habit Saving Face Kiss Bow or Shake Hands.  Useful Website. Listen.org Diane Terry dterry@windermere.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coachingmin/support

Eric Michael Cap continues his talk with Voiceover Actress/Coach Jewels Jaselle re all-things Voice Over. Watch YouTube Channel Podcast Video here: https://youtu.be/0aO2EJdbqXU In this Episode You'll Learn: Real-World Challenges Finding Work, Agents & Clients How to go from Demo to Auditions to Booking Paid Jobs Finding Your "Voice" Niche with the help of VO Industry Pro's Studying & Practicing Voice "Styles" + Demo Advice The Pro's & Con's of the Online Casting Marketplace How to Brand + Market Yourself & Your Services VO Rates, Production Quality & Client Experience Professionals vs. Amateurs (You Get What You Pay For) VO Studio Gear - Microphones & Audio Interfaces Overcoming Limiting Beliefs, Self-Doubt & Discouragement Jewel's Favorite Motto's: "Submit & Forget", "Hurry Up & Wait" Why you should always keep Auditioning & Submitting Real-World Stories of Perseverance & Success Jewels Coaching Workshops & Online Casting Services How to Contact Jewels for Bookings &/or to Learn More * Check back next week for a new Episode on Productivity for Creatives * Guest Links: http://www.JewelsJaselle.com | http://VoxBoxCreative.com Host Links: http://www.EricMichaelCap.com | http://www.GoldStreet.net Social Media: LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Adobe Portfolio VoiceOver/Podcast KIT: https://kit.co/goldstreet/voice-over-podcast-kit Products mentioned: http://www.BlueDesigns.com| http://www.ApogeeDigital.com http://www.Focusrite.com | http://www.ElectroVoice.com | http://www.StoryBrand.com

Frank Ostaseski is a Buddhist teacher and leader in contemplative end-of-life care. In 1987, he co-founded of the Zen Hospice Project and later created the Meta Institute to train professionals in compassionate, mindfulness-based care. He has lectured at Harvard Medical School, the Mayo Clinic, Wisdom.2.0 and teaches at major spiritual centers around the globe. His work has been featured on the Bill Moyers PBS series On Our Own Terms, The Oprah Winfrey Show, and in numerous print publications. In 2001, he was honored by the Dalai Lama for his compassionate service to the dying and their families. He is the author of The Five Invitations: Discovering What Death Can Teach Us About Living Fully Favorite Success Quote “It always seems impossible until it’s done” ~Nelson Mandela Key Points 1. Keep Death Close at Hand  You are going to die. I am going to die. Everyone that you love and hold dear is going to die. Life is fleeting, it’s brief, and sometimes, it can feel, as Thomas Hobbes said, “Nasty Brutish and short“. I don’t say this to scare you, but rather to wake you up to the reality of life. Life is precious, each moment that you have is a gift, and the only way that we can truly feel this and remember the beauty of life is by remembering that it must come to an end. Therefore, it is important to keep death close to us. To meditate on it, to remember it, and to embrace it, not run from it, so that one day when our time finally comes to an end, we can look death in the eyes with a smile and face the final curtain knowing that we lived a life that was full and open no matter how long or short it might have been. 2. There are Only Two Things that Ultimately Matter in Life  Frank has spent several decades of his life working in hospice with individuals who are close to death’s door. And in his experience, there are only two things that ulimately mattered to any of them. They didn’t care about the number of horsepower in their engine, how many square feet their estate was, or how expensive their watch was. They only cared about two things: How they loved Who loved them At the end of their lives, when these individuals came to the end, all they really cared about was who they loved and who loved them. They wished that they had been better fathers, husbands, sons, friends, and citizens of this world. But for those of you reading this… It’s not too late. None of us know how much time has been given to us or when it will run out, but we know that it will run out. And because of this knowledge, we have the power to live more fully, to love more deeply, and to receive love on a deeper level than ever before. 3. Don’t Wait Why is it that some people have to be diagnosed with a life-threatening disease before they take a step back and truly appreciate their lives? Why is it that so many of us wait until the end before we ever truly live? I want you to imagine that you walked into the Doctor’s office tomorrow and you were told that you had terminal cancer and only had a year left to live. How would your life change? How would you show up differently? Would you love more? Appreciate the small things? Stop complaining about the petty distractions of life? Express gratitude for all of the abundance and joy flowing into your life? What would you do? Now let me ask you another question… Why in the world do you need to wait until the end to start living like this? Why can’t you live in the moment now? Why can’t you appreciate the small things and express gratitude now? Why can’t you open your heart to give and receive more love now? Well, you can… And you should. 4. Welcome Everything  In every person’s life, they will be presented with experiences that are both “good” and “bad”, and most people run from the bad and towards the good. This is a mistake. Most of life’s greatest lessons and greatest experiences are on the other side of pain and suffering. Think about it… If you ask most parents, they will tell you that raising a child is one of the most amazing and precious things that they have ever done and yet, for childbirth to happen, the mother must endure extreme pain (at least they did prior to medical advancement) to bring that child into the world. Or think about going to the gym. The physical and mental rewards of strenuous exercise are tremendous! From increased productivity, happiness, libido, and general satisfaction with life, training has a massively positive impact on your life. But to reap those benefits, you must endure the agony of tearing your muscles down and literally damaging your body so that you can come back stronger. Life is the same way. Everything that you fear, the loss, the heartbreak, the sadness, and the pain… It all has a lesson to teach you. But before it can teach you that lesson, you must first become fearlessly receptive. 5. Wholeness Doesn’t Mean Perfection, It Means No Part Left Out  You, me, and everyone else in the world is imperfect. And we often try to hide this imperfection by putting on a facade and pretending that we have it all together. But here’s the thing… Just like there is beauty in the impermanence of life, there is beauty in your imperfection, there is beauty in your darkness. But you must be willing to accept it, learn from it, and seek to change it for this “dark side” to truly serve its purpose. We are all imperfect beings living in an imperfect world, pretending otherwise is foolish.

Wait… Why are Mark, Jimmy, Erik and the camera guy, Nate back at HQ? Wasn’t this podcast supposed to be from the banks of the river at a remote campsite? Well… Yes… And as the guys will quickly explain – you’ll find that the boat didn’t exactly make it as far as we hoped. BUT! Was it a complete failure? In this episode we dive into the massive debacle that was our 24 hours on a river in “Up North” Wisconsin. Though we experienced many failures, (and did finally determine that, indeed, we did get the wrong boat) we experienced a few triumphs and learned a whole heck of a lot along the way. Had we sat on our butts all day dreaming of adventure and agonizing over making everything perfect, we never would have had this much fun, nor would we have learned quite this much to make for an even better river hunting trip next time. Speaking of which… “Next time” might just have to be a thing in the future! Stay tuned as always for more podventures and if you have any ideas of your own for a podventure you’d like to hear/watch, please let us know! As always, we want to hear your feedback! Let us know if there are any topics you'd like covered on the Vortex Nation podcast by asking us on Instagram @vortexnationpodcast

Frank Ostaseski is a Buddhist teacher and leader in contemplative end-of-life care. In 1987, he co-founded of the Zen Hospice Project and later created the Meta Institute to train professionals in compassionate, mindfulness-based care. He has lectured at Harvard Medical School, the Mayo Clinic, Wisdom.2.0 and teaches at major spiritual centers around the globe. His work has been featured on the Bill Moyers PBS series On Our Own Terms, The Oprah Winfrey Show, and in numerous print publications. In 2001, he was honored by the Dalai Lama for his compassionate service to the dying and their families. He is the author of The Five Invitations: Discovering What Death Can Teach Us About Living Fully Favorite Success Quote “It always seems impossible until it’s done” ~Nelson Mandela Key Points 1. Keep Death Close at Hand  You are going to die. I am going to die. Everyone that you love and hold dear is going to die. Life is fleeting, it’s brief, and sometimes, it can feel, as Thomas Hobbes said, “Nasty Brutish and short“. I don’t say this to scare you, but rather to wake you up to the reality of life. Life is precious, each moment that you have is a gift, and the only way that we can truly feel this and remember the beauty of life is by remembering that it must come to an end. Therefore, it is important to keep death close to us. To meditate on it, to remember it, and to embrace it, not run from it, so that one day when our time finally comes to an end, we can look death in the eyes with a smile and face the final curtain knowing that we lived a life that was full and open no matter how long or short it might have been. 2. There are Only Two Things that Ultimately Matter in Life  Frank has spent several decades of his life working in hospice with individuals who are close to death’s door. And in his experience, there are only two things that ulimately mattered to any of them. They didn’t care about the number of horsepower in their engine, how many square feet their estate was, or how expensive their watch was. They only cared about two things: How they loved Who loved them At the end of their lives, when these individuals came to the end, all they really cared about was who they loved and who loved them. They wished that they had been better fathers, husbands, sons, friends, and citizens of this world. But for those of you reading this… It’s not too late. None of us know how much time has been given to us or when it will run out, but we know that it will run out. And because of this knowledge, we have the power to live more fully, to love more deeply, and to receive love on a deeper level than ever before. 3. Don’t Wait Why is it that some people have to be diagnosed with a life-threatening disease before they take a step back and truly appreciate their lives? Why is it that so many of us wait until the end before we ever truly live? I want you to imagine that you walked into the Doctor’s office tomorrow and you were told that you had terminal cancer and only had a year left to live. How would your life change? How would you show up differently? Would you love more? Appreciate the small things? Stop complaining about the petty distractions of life? Express gratitude for all of the abundance and joy flowing into your life? What would you do? Now let me ask you another question… Why in the world do you need to wait until the end to start living like this? Why can’t you live in the moment now? Why can’t you appreciate the small things and express gratitude now? Why can’t you open your heart to give and receive more love now? Well, you can… And you should. 4. Welcome Everything  In every person’s life, they will be presented with experiences that are both “good” and “bad”, and most people run from the bad and towards the good. This is a mistake. Most of life’s greatest lessons and greatest experiences are on the other side of pain and suffering. Think about it… If you ask most parents, they will tell you that raising a child is one of the most amazing and precious things that they have ever done and yet, for childbirth to happen, the mother must endure extreme pain (at least they did prior to medical advancement) to bring that child into the world. Or think about going to the gym. The physical and mental rewards of strenuous exercise are tremendous! From increased productivity, happiness, libido, and general satisfaction with life, training has a massively positive impact on your life. But to reap those benefits, you must endure the agony of tearing your muscles down and literally damaging your body so that you can come back stronger. Life is the same way. Everything that you fear, the loss, the heartbreak, the sadness, and the pain… It all has a lesson to teach you. But before it can teach you that lesson, you must first become fearlessly receptive. 5. Wholeness Doesn’t Mean Perfection, It Means No Part Left Out  You, me, and everyone else in the world is imperfect. And we often try to hide this imperfection by putting on a facade and pretending that we have it all together. But here’s the thing… Just like there is beauty in the impermanence of life, there is beauty in your imperfection, there is beauty in your darkness. But you must be willing to accept it, learn from it, and seek to change it for this “dark side” to truly serve its purpose. We are all imperfect beings living in an imperfect world, pretending otherwise is foolish.

Ham One and Ham Two invite special guest Carla "Lady Illuminati" Lawrence onto the podcast. Carla likes patio beers, long walks down Whyte ave., and going on dates with men dredged up from the bottom of the Bumble barrel. Wait? Why was bachelor party drawing straws in Carla's bar? The Hams and their guest complete a comprehensive test to find out which character from Sex and the City they are, and no one seems statisfied with their result. Carla is a guest so that means she has to participate in the masturbatory news. Sean Madison, was there a hole in your scuba suit? To download Royalty Free Music, visit https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music. #NotCarrie #MyDadSwings #YouDoYou