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Europe is a wonderful place, I think we can agree on that. I could spend all day listing reasons why, but then again this is just an episode description. However, some people are claiming that the jury is in regarding the state of European tech. Europe lost the race. Pack your bags. Martin Mignot, Partner at Index Ventures, begs to differ. He has worked with many rising European companies like Revolut, Deliveroo, and BlaBlaCar, and sees a bright future for European innovation. Listen to this episode to find out exactly what Martin means, and why. Expect to learn: Why does Martin think Europe is a great place for Founders? What is happening in European tech in 2021 in terms of funding? Where are the European tech giants? How has the pandemic changed Martin's future outlook regarding his work? Index Ventures' Destination USA podcast: https://www.indexventures.com/resources/destinationusa/podcast/ 01:05 Intro 03:00 European tech landscape from funding pov, 2021 Q1  05:10 Role of the pandemic 07:45 Did Europe lose the battle for platform economies? 11:00 Why doesn't Europe have more giants yet? 13:25 New Index Origins seed fund 18:35 Discussion on current status quo 21:05 Martin's mental models and how the pandemic changed his outlook 31:00 Is pop culture driving consumer finance? 36:45 What Martin has learned after 10 years at Index 42:30 Not Optional campaign and Index Ventures' new podcast --- Check Soaked by Slush out at: Twitter:https://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2Fsoakedbyslush%2F&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbUVWWF9ZMmpjdkpZREZRNXc2clNlZXFmelFWQXxBQ3Jtc0tuOUpHLVJNa244dE5acWNlMm5DSGNxd2x4TlBoNTBKQXVUWXhTSmpIaW9qcVBhSTJTalNGdXBUalpNb2lxNERKWlV6Y01IY0ZDSlVEempkMmhabzJDNGtHUkJHR0xfUU5XRHpBTU8yWThick9jMDA5NA%3D%3D&event=video_description&v=WTaoLFVk880 ( https://twitter.com/soakedbyslush/) Instagram:https://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%2Fsoakedslush%2F&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbU1vdHNocWUtOXN4Wk54Y3otelVVc3pPdXE0UXxBQ3Jtc0ttcGlHLWpBNTlSMmZVdjFYY0lfX3hmd3hEc2RwZHB1UFd4ckprUWN5YlBsY3VvMUI4QlhDU3drTmItOHB1YzQ3TUVReTRUSzZGTzFUbXI5MWxUY3lra3ItblVsazFwTXhVSW9wanNMU1I5VThKVEZzZw%3D%3D&event=video_description&v=WTaoLFVk880 ( https://www.instagram.com/soakedslush/) Facebook:https://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fsoakedbyslush%2F&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbWpERDNkekJ3SmxfUE83MEZUYTFqS0oxZ2JyZ3xBQ3Jtc0tuNEV6T1JGdFdQMHNWQUpaUWF2bDFiYnhidjQwb1p1TGZJSTI0enludGVvNjZFUXl6VlM5MzE5YjVBQjJjQ2RmTXFTUFMwX1k5ODZrcHhKc1VQeEtNTl8wQzJtdGJpdXIzaFN0N0l5RnFDNW1VOGUwVQ%3D%3D&event=video_description&v=WTaoLFVk880 ( https://www.facebook.com/soakedbyslush/) Soaked by Slush website:https://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.slush.org%2Fsoaked%2F&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbG9zTkNIVHV2RE9OamhtVXZYak5FOWhMX00xZ3xBQ3Jtc0tsVXdRS3VGVzNRcGNZTDQ0a0pqakFkdFFKZkd6NjBoV2R6bGtia3IxZVJzSEd5UmQ5VktrcGVCQkVFNjRFWDdmVFVRQmRqTVRKTGdCclM2dkxHVm1rZE9UakR5amJMSnl6RkpVODg1UE1TM1lUVW1xUQ%3D%3D&event=video_description&v=WTaoLFVk880 ( https://www.slush.org/soaked/) Slush website:https://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.slush.org&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbW15MzkxSGFaMXg1S0JBbmhYd2k2SW5yZUM5QXxBQ3Jtc0ttOF9ELW5CckVhWG12UzNlUlozVVQxMkFLSzhuWDlWTHhta0lNcGI2LUIxZC01R2lzU2pHZ0EteFpMa2s1RWZQZXYybkNkbllrb1doSXRKVkZFdjhQdWVESFozZWkyaWtUaWR2VnAteVZhOEFGLUlCbw%3D%3D&event=video_description&v=WTaoLFVk880 ( https://www.slush.org) Shoot us a message or feedback: soaked@slush.org

In this episode we welcome our special guest, Martin Silva! Martin is an experienced Physique Competitor with over 15 years of personal training, and we get his unique perspective on the fitness space, competing, training clients, and more! Where to find Martin Silva: Podcast: Optimize Your Body Instagram: @MartinSilvaFitness Join The NXTXLVL Show Private Forum! https://www.facebook.com/groups/199807844615950/?ref=share Follow us on Instagram: @thenxtlvlshow @jonalvafitness @primeandglory @mikenillespt Timestamps: (Intro) Who is Martin Silva? (5:31) Australia, Spiders, and a poorly placed cockroach (7:18) What got Martin into competing in Men's Physique (9:27) What changed from Martin's first and second show? (12:38)Martin's relationship with food (14:40) Things that made Martin a better coach (18:05) Martin's online coaching experience (22:13) How Martin's experiences made him a better coach (24:50) Relationship with training (26:57) Did relationship with food affect your life? (32:38) What Martin thinks is wrong, and right, in the fitness space (41:45) Martin's recent contest prep compared to the past (47:59) WBFF differences for men and women (53:55) Martin's current healthy practices (58:15) Takeaways for the listeners (1:00:16) Lightning Round! (1:10:37) Where you can find Martin (1:11:09) Outro

This week we're talking to author and bookseller, Martin Latham. What Martin doesn’t know about books isn’t worth knowing. Having worked as a bookseller for 35 years, he’s seen it all. Starting out in an independent bookshop on the King’s Road in Chelsea, he worked in second hand bookshops and a couple of branches of Waterstones before opening Waterstones Canterbury in 1990. In that role, he’s seen and done a lot with my favourite anecdote being the fact that he was responsible for putting the cost of an archaeological dig through the petty cash. Martin’s experiences as a bookseller and his clear love of literature are captured in his book, The Bookseller’s Tale, which was published in September.

With the UK in recession right now, and all that that implies, in this episode I talk to Martin Williamson, Insolvency Practitioner and founder of Insolvency Practitioners Direct along with his other consultancy, Business Doctors . From his experience, Martin is able to talk expertly about what businesses might experience over the coming months and how to hold on to your job as an employee. Martin speaks empathically and effectively, as he offers tips and advice about what to do if you find your business in difficulties and how you can engage with business owners as an employee, if you're worried about your current position. What Martin has to say is pure gold, and I hope it helps to smooth the way over these difficult times.

Most guests on the Treasury Career Corner podcast are involved in multinational corporations, but this week I interview Martin Watts, Director of Treasury at social housing provider London and Quadrant (L&Q). Treasury operates differently in every business, but with no private shareholders and all profits being reinvested into the community they serve, L&Q is an entirely different operation to the usual businesses profiled on the podcast. This was a fascinating look at a unique business model that should be of interest to many treasury professionals. On the podcast we discussed… What Martin’s journey into treasury looked like and the many twists and turns its taken since What social housing is and how a social housing provider operates Why there is more in common between social and FTSE100 businesses than one might think The evolution of treasury in social housing provision Where awards have value (and where they’re pointless) Are you interested in pursuing a career within Treasury? Whether you’ve recently graduated, or you want to search for new job opportunities to help develop your treasury career, The Treasury Recruitment Company can help you in your search for the perfect job. send us your CV (https://treasuryrecruitment.com/jobs) and let us help you in your next career move! If you’re enjoying the show please rate and review us on whatever podcast app you listen to us on, for Apple Podcasts click here (http://www.treasurycareercorner.com/itunes/)! 

He was known to have a way with the ladies. When he was young, Martin Pang was known as a wanna be playboy. He knew how to wine and dine his paramours (on his parents dime). But there was a dark side to his certain brand of charisma.Who knows when that dark seed began to grow inside this lucky boy who’d been rescued at 6-months of age from a life of certain poverty and hardship. His adoptive parents doted on and loved this boy, making his every wish come true. But that love, that attention, that ‘Martin can do no wrong' devotion just wasn’t enough. It was never enough.  As Martin matured into adulthood, collecting a fat paycheck from the family business without doing a lick of work, that anger stoked by feelings of entitlement and greed continued to grow.By the 1990s Martin racked up a few failed businesses, no doubt adding fuel to his rage. His latest career goal as an actor wasn’t working out, either.He was getting desperate. What was a spoiled rich kid to do? The constant supply of little red envelopes filled with wads of cash began to dry up and the once successful family business that had fueled his exploits for decades had fallen on hard times.Who knows when the idea hit him, Martin’s great plan at redemption, but one thing is for certain: It involved leaning in to his high school nickname, “Pyro Pang," a nod to his reputation of threatening to torch the property of his perceived enemies.His parents and the warehouse where they had toiled in for decades could give their golden boy one final sacrifice. By destroying the building, the insurance money would restore his easy street lifestyle. It took just one match, set at the bottom corner of the old, dried plywood wall. Within minutes flames ignited, licking the walls of the old warehouse. What Martin hadn't planned for was the four Seattle fire fighters who would lose their lives battling the blaze, making it the worst tragedy in the history of the Seattle Fire Department. 

Vigor Life Podcast · EP103: Lessons on Overcoming Adversity, Leadership, and Creating Success w/ Martin Rooney It's the third (and definitely not the last) time that Martin Rooney will be on the show. Martin never disappoints. With his decades of experience in the industry he shares wisdom on everything from how to navigate difficult times and show up as a leader, to turning adversity into triumph, tactics and strategies to be productive and come out on top, and the many many lessons found in his new (must read!) book, Coach to Coach. We also talk about the most important aspect we should all be focusing on right now: connection – whether it be business or personal. Let's go. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN The most important question being pressed into our homes is “revealing”The weaknesses this experience is revealing about our financial situations, careers, family, relationships, health, daily routines and disciplinesThe two factors that control whether you’ll be stressed, anxious, and stuck in the same place or go backwardsHow the magnifying glass that has been put on upon us can create awareness that is a catalyst to changeThe analogy of the caterpillar and the butterfly and why you can’t succeed without the struggleThe 3 P’s we use to develop confidence and specific examples of how you can build yoursWhy you’re not dreaming big enough and what we think about the law of attraction (is it all BS?!)What Martin believes has been the most productive thing in his life and how you may be missing it in yoursDuring crisis you don’t get to build culture, but you can start now building it for the next timeThe one “C” that is the foundation of everything whether personal or business and how/why it will stand the test of time no matter what happens with technologyWhat to watch when you're having a down day and want to get fired up in the morningThe principles and foundations of world class coaching and how to light a fire in your belly for this incredible vocation And much, much more. LINKS AND RESOURCES Book: Coach To Coach - An Empowering Story On How To Be A Great Leader (Martin Rooney): https://www.amazon.com/Coach-Empowering-Story-About-Leader-ebook/dp/B085LV43LL/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=coach+to+coach&qid=1587944975&sr=8-1 Martin Rooney Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themartinrooney/ Training For Warriors: www.TrainingForWarriors.com Vigor Ground Fitness and Performance: www.VigorGroundFitness.com Vigor Life Podcast (iTunes): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vigor-life-podcast/id1180256583?mt=2 Luka Hocevar YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ29YcBh-g6onRujX3wD_XA?view_as=subscriber Luka Hocevar Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lukahocevar/ Thanks so much for joining me this week. Have some feedback that you’d like to share? Leave me a review on iTunes.

Martine Rutte has changed the game. By following his conviction that heaven can be experienced right here, right now, he’s managed to play for real almost by default. It’s a great perspective, and one that lines up with my secret mission to get everyone to live a life they enjoy. Listen in for: What Martin’s proud of How he responds to “No’s” How he shifted his belief about Heaven on Earth How he’s playing for real in life What might happen if we release the outcomes we obsess over The hidden aspects of addiction and the value of investigating them What we should do with the ‘hells’ on earth The value to be found in complaints What Martin says about Truth, Daring and Caring *** Sign up for David’s email newsletter and download the 4-Step Tough Conversations blueprint at http://playforreal.life/blueprint  See if you qualify for a free discovery session to explore coaching with David at http://playforreal.life/coaching  Join the free weekly zoom call to role-play your tough conversations at http://playforreal.life/zoomregister  70% of employees are avoiding a tough conversation. Learn about Just-in-Time or Spot Coaching for entire teams and companies to master their tough conversations at http://playforreal.life/teamcoaching  Follow David: Twitter: www.twitter.com/_playforreal  Instagram: www.instagram.com/_playforreal  Facebook: www.facebook.com/toughconversationswithdavidwood   YouTube: www.youtube.com/toughconversationswithdavidwood   LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/toughconversations 

We have a wonderful show lined up today with Martin Hall You will have doubtless seen Martin on his show on the Golf Channel He is a brilliant instructor who has coached successfully at all levels of the game The players and coaches he has spent time with read like a who’s who of the golfing greats I had a fantastic time talking with Martin as he is a wonderful storyteller His passion to still improve his own coaching burns brightly We discuss amongst other things: How Tiger warms up to play How he focuses on SHOTS His thoughts on putting How he is a FEEL player How he is absorbed in PROCESS when he is at his best The thoughts of Jack Nicklaus about swing positioning and how NOT to be bogged down in technical thinking The time Martin spent with Rory and how HE is chasing even better golf next year Martins thoughts on becoming a better coach His opinion on technology What great coaching will look like in the future What Martin had to do to deal with being a presenter on the Golf Channel The uncertainty The newness Pushing his own boundaries of what he thought possible What Martin considers to be THE single most important golf question Really great information There are nuggets of gold in this podcast Enjoy More about Martin Hall - here

Socceroos and Brighton goalkeeper Mat Ryan speaks to Nick Stoll, Martin Tyler calls in from London and Craig Foster, Lucy Zelic and Stuart Randall discuss the most interesting storylines heading into the new season. 01:57 - Martin Tyler joins to give his thoughts. 04:24 - Martin Tyler: Transfer window has been a shock. 07:20 - How Manchester City looked in the community shield. 08:30 - How good is Phil Foden?10:45 - Is Mourinho unhappy at United? Is he plotting? 24:45 - What Martin is most excited about this season and where the best stadium is to commentate at. 28:49 - Fozz, Lucy and Stu discuss if City can go back to back, and what their best XI is.36:40 - Will Mourinho’s third season syndrome strike again, this time at Manchester United? 47:00 - Liverpool - is it their season? Are they the best challengers to City?50:50 - Tottenham - why aren’t they buying anyone? 56:01 - Arsenal, what will change under Emery? Is Ozil fairly criticsied? 1:06:55 - Sarri taking over at Chelsea and Fozz explains why Kepa could be a better fit than Courtois1:13:16 - Can anyone break into the top six?1:16:10 - Interview with Brighton and Socceroos goalkeeper Mat Ryan.

Martin Sandquist is the founder of Lynx Asset Management, one of the biggest hedge funds in Europe. They're classified as a CTA (commodity trading advisor) and have +70 employees. Martin is no longer active in Lynx. He now spends most of his time managing money and trading on his own. In this conversation you'll learn: Martin's 30/30/30/10 time-management method The 4-step formula that explains most extraordinary business success Why Martin doesn't call people up for his trades and insists on keeping his ideas to himself 10 book recommendations What Martin learned from George Soros (and why he keeps Alchemy of Finance on his night stand) What Martin learned from Ray Dalio and Bridgewater How to put together a Dream Team in finance   See link in description: If you'd like our summary of the 27 Lessons from Martin, go here: https://futureskillspodcast.com/martin-sandquist-ebook  

Are we truly making healthcare safer? Do we adequately understand human factors in how we work in hospitals? How would you respond if your partner died from a “routine operation”?   These are just 3 of the questions you are likely to ponder as you listen to this interview with Martin Bromiley OBE from the United Kingdom on the Mastering Intensive Care podcast. Whilst many people that we care for in our Intensive Care Units receive excellent care, sadly there are some who end up in our ICUs after something goes unexpectedly wrong during a routine operation. Tragically some of these people die. Not due to anything they did, but from medical error. In the final DasSMACC special episode, I speak to Martin Bromiley, who became a widower when his wife, Elaine, died in such circumstances 12 years ago. In what has been described as “the direct result of human factors and failings in non-technical skills, created by systemic failings in the healthcare system”. Martin didn’t blame, shame or complain. He did his best to move forward by researching the culture in healthcare around safety and human factors. And he recognised that although there were pockets of excellence the UK’s National Health Service was culturally a long way behind most other high risk industries. As a result of his experiences Martin supported the making of a DVD entitled “Just a routine operation” which explored the lessons of his late wife’s death, as well as a BBC Horizon programme about human factors called "How to avoid mistakes in surgery". Professionally Martin works in aviation where he is a pilot for a major UK airline and where he has a background specialising in human factors. Therefore, Martin founded the Clinical Human Factors Group, a non profit-making charitable trust which aims to advise and promote best practice around human factors. Since then the Group has promoted human factors at the highest levels in healthcare, making a significant contribution to current thinking. More significantly though, the terms human factors and system safety are becoming much more commonly understood in healthcare, much of which is due to Martin’s efforts and leadership. His work has been recognised through awards from the Royal College of Anaesthetists, the Difficult Airway Society, and the patient support group “Action Against Medical Accidents”. In the 2016 New Year Honours list Martin was awarded an OBE for his work to further patient safety. Martin was a speaker at the DasSMACC conference in Berlin back in June, and after delivering an enthralling talk entitled “How To Fail”, we went to a quiet room to record an interview. We had an important conversation and touched on: The tragic case of Elaine and her death after a routine operation How Martin dealt with it What support Martin received in and out of the hospital What Martin has been doing to try to improve safety in healthcare What healthcare can and cannot learn from the aviation industry His 3 key messages about human factors How he uses mental rehearsal to be the best airline pilot he can be This podcast is my quest to improve patient care, in ICUs all round the world, by inspiring all of us to bring our best selves to work to more masterfully interact with our patients, their families, ourselves and our fellow healthcare professionals so that we can achieve the most satisfactory outcomes for all. Please help me to spread the word by simply emailing your colleagues, posting on social media or rating and reviewing the podcast. Feel free to leave a comment or a question on the LITFL episode page, on twitter using #masteringintensivecare, on the Facebook “mastering intensive care” page or by sending me an email at andrew@masteringintensivecare.com. Please also consider making a donation to the Clinical Human Factors Group here. Thanks for listening. Please do the very best you can for your patients.   Andrew Davies   --------------------   Links related to Martin Bromiley Martin Bromiley Martin Bromiley on Twitter: @MartinBromiley Martin Bromiley on LinkedIn Clinical Human Factors Group Donations to Clinical Human Factors Group Video “Just a routine operation” Video “How to Fail…Part Two” (a talk by Martin Bromiley at DasSMACC conference) Video “Martin Bromiley, a Patient’s Perspective” (talk by Martin Bromiley at Patient Safety Movement) Anonymous version of an Independent Report on the death of Elaine Bromiley Article “The husbands story: from tragedy to learning and action” (authored by Martin Bromiley) Article "Clinical Human Factors" (co-authored by Martin Bromiley) Article 1 on Martin Bromiley Article 2 on Martin Bromiley Article 3 on Martin Bromiley Article “Lessons from the Bromiley Case” (by Mike Cadogan on Life In The Fast Lane)   Links to other resources (in order of mentioning) SMACC TED Book “Black Box Thinking” (by Matthew Syed) Paper on the Safety 1 and Safety 2 model Second paper on the Safety 1 and Safety 2 model Third article on the Safety 1 and Safety 2 model Jim Harlow on Twitter   Links related to Mastering Intensive Care podcast Mastering Intensive Care podcast Mastering Intensive Care page on Facebook Mastering Intensive Care at Life In The Fast Lane Andrew Davies on Twitter: @andrewdavies66 Andrew Davies on Instagram: @andrewdavies66 Andrew Davies on LinkedIn Email Andrew Davies

Welcome to the What’s Next! podcast with Tiffani Bova. This week, we have Martin Lindstrom on the show. Martin has developed an unorthodox method of doing what every company says it wants to do: understanding its consumers’ deepest desires and turning them into breakthrough products, brands or retail experiences. He’s a change agent, brand futurist, best-selling author, and pioneer in the fields of consumer psychology, brand marketing, and neuroscientific research. Martin is also the anchor and producer of NBC’s popular show, ‘Main Street Makeover.’ Martin is living with less technology. He believes that we should get out of focus groups and into the homes of real customers. When you see how people are truly living and using products, you can create real value, spark creativity for future projects, and see the tiny details of the big picture. In this episode: 4:29 – Why Martin wrote his book, Small Data: The Tiny Clues That Uncover Huge Trends 7:15 – The problem with linear data 9:29 – How jumping to conclusions with data correlation doesn’t work 10:14 – Why Tiffani says, “analytics is the refinery on the data, but intelligence is the petrol.” 11:35 – Even if the data doesn't tell you what you want, don’t discount it 13:09 – What refrigerator magnets can tell you about a child’s need for entertainment in your community 15:57 – How can we have data and no information? 19:06 – Why Tiffani is surprised that CMOs don’t spend time with customers 21:03 – What happens when downtime disappears? 23:06 – What Martin thinks you should do on Monday morning to lean into more downtime 26:38 – The magic of working from the outside in 28:25 – What can a small business do with data? 31:59 – What’s next for small data?   Running time: 33:40   Subscribe on iTunes   Find Tiffani on Social Media: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn   Find Martin on Social Media: LinkedIn Twitter YouTube

In this episode of The Creative Introvert podcast I interview Martin Stellar - the monk for entrepreneurs.     Martin Stellar is one of the few people, next to Seth Godin, whose emails I actually look forward to getting: they are always weirdly timely to whatever I'm going through in my creative business life. He specialises in business coaching for artists, and on more than one occasion they've inspired me to take action or solve a problem that otherwise would have rotted away in the recesses of my mind. So in our chat we talk about taking action on scary things, pushing our comfort zone, listening to our intuition, Martin's daily walking ritual and I also agree to take on a challenge Martin sets me - tune in to find out what it is….   Here's what we cover: How 12 years in a monastery impacted Martin's business Martin's advice for knowing what scary challenges to take on The one about the dog food How walking helps overthinking introverts (like me) What Martin wish he'd started doing earlier in his career   Connect with Martin: Website: Martinstellar.com Twitter: @martinstellar  

“He/She is so annoying! I can’t work with them anymore!”-The thought that ran through your head earlier todaySome coworkers are great, others we have trouble getting along with. In this episode, we sit down with two sisters who started Myth Lab Entertainment, an entertainment platform, together, Kyra and Kozi Kyles. The Kyles sisters lived together for many years, and have worked together for many years. Martin and Rajiv have worked together for many years as well, and collectively we have a Festivus-like Airing of Grievances.We explore:+Managing a difference in work styles+Recognizing each other’s strengths and weaknesses+Agreeing on deadlines, and sticking to them+What different facial expressions are really conveying+Why you need to work with people who don’t have the same skills as you +What happens when you have too many cooks in the kitchen+Having other people check your work+Getting stuck in your own world+Holding back from jumping to conclusions about your coworker+You don’t have to do everything yourself+How Perfectionists can take a step back+How personality tests can help you understand yourself and your coworkers better.+Learning the approach that your coworkers take, and how that differs from your own+Acknowledging that other people are better than you at certain things+Asking your coworkers what you do that annoys them+What Martin and Raj find annoying about each other, and Kyra and Kozi find annoying about each other+Knowing expectations and goals before beginning a project.+Recognizing the tendencies you and your coworkers exhibit when you are feeling a certain way+Using performance reviews to actually improve+It’s on you to make your own ideas happen+Knowing the difference between who you surround yourself with, and who you see yourself asFind Kozi & Kyra at:youtube.com/mythlabentertainmentResources:www.16personalities.comCredits:Too Many Cooks - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrGrOK8oZG8Sisters (White Christmas) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zplgmh8ga78 The Schuyler Sisters (Hamilton) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4zXHSUwW2gShow Theme:Sidewalk Chalk - Lyrically Free: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/lyrically-free/id508155011?i=508155577 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.