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Today's guest on Mitlin Money Mindset™ is Nina Grinstead. Nina is the owner and publicist of Valentine PR and Literary Management. While in college romance books— although not on the official curriculum— were her favorite subject and continue to be today. Nina began her career as a corporate and nonprofit media specialist. In 2012, her professional and personal life collided. Nina began blogging as a new wave of romantic fiction swept the literary world. Her knowledge of social media and her passion for promoting authors led her to a boutique public relations firm as a publicist where she learned the industry inside and out. Now Nina heads her own firm and is thrilled to utilize the full force of her knowledge and contacts to bring happily ever afters to wider audiences everywhere. Listen to this episode for some great tips and actionable ideas for any business to up their PR game. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... The path that led Nina to start Valentine PR & Literary Management [2:10] Where Nina’s passion for romance books started? [5:38] Has self-publishing had a major impact on your business in any way? [7:44] Staying focused on the romance genre [10:56] The top 3 biggest changes in the industry since Nina started in 2012 [12:47] What's the next tool that's going to be used by this industry? [15:34] What a business owner or author should think about in regards to PR? [18:21] Challenges when dealing with artistic type clients [19:40] One thing a business owner can do to up their PR game [21:56] What Nina did today that put her in the right mindset for success? [25:25] Connect with Nina Grinstead Valentine PR & Literary Management’s website On Instagram Valentine and Nina On Facebook Valentine and Nina   Guests on the Mitlin Money Mindset Show are not affiliated with CWM, LLC, and opinions expressed herein may not be representative of CWM, LLC. CWM, LLC is not responsible for the guest's content linked on this site. Connect With Mitlin Financial podcast(at)MitlinFinancial.com - email us with your suggestions for topics or guests https://mitlinfinancial.com  Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram Subscribe on Youtube Follow on Linkedin Follow on Facebook Subscribe to Mitlin Money Mindset™ on  Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts

Production team:Host : Maria XenidouIntroduction Voice: David Bourne  Contact us:impactlearningpodcast(at)gmail.com  Music credits:Like Lee performed by The Mini VandalsTransition sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle Punks Where to find more about Nina Huntemann and edX:On LinkedInedX.org   Mentioned in this episode:Penn StateSuffolk University in BostonHarvardMITIBMInter-American Development BankArticle: One of the Largest Experiments ever Conducted in Higher Education and Lifelong Learning Happened on edX. Here is what they Learned.Inside Track Listen to this episode and explore: Childhood: discovering the world through a magnifying glass and a microscope (4:52)University: studying communication to understand and democratize access to information (6:57)Nina’s PhD thesis and the most critical learnings during that time (10:02)How Nina decided to become a teacher (13:37)Leaving her tenured career behind to make a bigger impact on education (17:26)How she got to join edX in 2015 (20:50)The importance of having experience in the system you want to disrupt (24:01)edX’s mission: increasing access to education (24:57)Who are the students of edX? (26:47)The important of the edX partner network (27:42)Best practices for delivering online education at scale (28:35)The challenge of fostering team-based learning in an online environment at scale (34:28)Creating more opportunities for asynchronous online learning to increase accessibility (36:33)How edX measures learning outcomes (38:36)How social accountability within small groups helps enhance learning outcomes (40:12)Nina’s thoughts on hybrid flipped and other blended programs (42:32)edX’s new offerings since the beginning of the pandemic (45:49)Upskilling and reskilling to further evolve our career amid the pandemic (47:54)edX’s micro-bachelors programs that empower learners to design their learning journey (51:48)Supporting lifelong, self-directed learning through personal success coaches (57:36)The impact of the recent online developments on education, teaching and learning (58:46)What Nina wants to leave her mark on during her lifetime (1:00:36)

Cannabis dispensaries, being designated essential during the COVID-19 pandemic, have had to pivot how they interact with customers. From online delivery to seed-to-sale tracking, businesses in the cannabis, hemp, and CBD space care deeply about providing a customer experience that is, above all, transparent.   In this episode, I interview Nina Simosko, Chief Commercial Officer at Akerna, about transparency in the customer experience for cannabis dispensaries.   Listen in as Nina and I discuss…   - Why the trend toward transparency is here to stay   - How Akerna came to receive inquiries about garbanzo beans and leafy greens   - How to adapt culturally to pandemic-based challenges in the employee experience   - What the role of a Chief Commercial Officer is   - What Nina learned in large companies that serves her well today   Subscribe, listen, and rate/review the Customer Experience Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play or Google Podcasts, and find more episodes on our blog.

Guest Interview: Nina Powell Nina is a guide for high performing women to access their full sexual potential, for fulfillment and deep connection in relationships, and using the erotic for power, magnetism and creativity and business. Her work is rooted in her long term tantric meditation practice, and she is trained in psychology, somatic experiencing somatic sex education and coaching, and holistic pelvic care. Where to find her: https://www.ninapowell.org/   What we chatted about: What Nina does and how she got into it The importance of orgasms in sexual intimacy Is it normal for women to not be able to orgasm (every time, or not at all), and if not normal, what can be done about this? Top tips on improving the sexual experience and orgasm Thoughts on masturbation? Where can you buy cheap batteries? Thoughts on toys? Do we need to go full “50 shades of grey” or are their other, less intense options My (Kate) libido disappeared since pregnancy and birth (18mths ago). Advice, please! Thought on postpartum sex, loss of libido, lack of confidence, mind over matter with pain? Can people be sexually incompatible on a physical/chemical level? Sex during breastfeeding and why am I so dry? And just don't want it! Can all women have vaginal orgasms with penetration only? (I think we previously had a question around the difference between clitoral and vaginal orgasms, and if vaginal orgasms were actually a thing) If someone has experienced trauma (either from birth or sexual trauma in the past), where should they start on the road to recovery (physical, mental and emotional) What does a session with Nina look like and what does she actually do in a session? Nina's upcoming retreats and programs for women Where you can find Nina

As a vascular surgeon, Nina Grewal needs super sharp focus and stamina to do her job. In this episode, she discusses how Fit Body Boot Camp gives her that and more, along with how her fellow boot campers are more than just acquaintances to her. Watch or listen now to discover how to set realistic goals that motivate you to take your fitness seriously.   Here’s what you’ll discover: 3:30 - How to course correct when things go wrong. 5:15 - How to set goals you can actually execute on. 6:59 - The secret to maintaining concentration and laser focus. 7:47 - What Nina does every few months that maintains her motivation to work out. 14:10 - Why you’re more likely to lose weight when you surround yourself with like-minded people.

Chef Nina Curtis has been vegan for 18 years. The L.A. based plant based chef is passionate not only about delicious dishes but engages deeply in promoting diversity in the food industry. As the Vice-president/ upcoming president of WCR - Women Chefs and Restaurateurs she curated the first full on vegan International Women's Day Dinner at the James Beard Foundation and due to fortunate circumstances and intense research she found Sophia's work on the internet. What Nina does to relax and what fruit she would be if she would be a fruit you can find out by listening to this episode. Diese Episode wird von ProVeg unterstützt: www. proveg.com/vebu-wird-proveg Chef Nina Curtis on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/botanicalchef/ WCR - Women Chefs and Restaurateurs: https://womenchefs.org/

WOOHOO! Seaon 6! Couple huge updates: We just launched a brand new website. Check it out at staged4more.com We are also selling everything in our staging warehouse. If you are in the San Francisco bay area and would like to buy some furniture and home goods, get in touch! We will also launch a new Cash in the Cushions business course for home stagers! Check it out on our website. On today's show, I'm interviewing Nina Dorian, who is a home stager and professional organizer living in Toronto, Canada. She's a professionally trained marketer and spent the majority of her career in the corporate world. 2 years ago, she decided to start her own company as it was her time pour her energy and passion into something that she truly loved. While she soul-searched, it was apparent that she loved all things home, especially decorating and entertaining. She has always been particularly tidy and organized, so iStage & Organize was born and she never looked back. Since then, she had helped numerous families to successfully sell their homes above market expectations and much more quickly than the average industry standard. She has also worked with homeowners to declutter their homes and put together organizational systems to keep them organized. On today's show, we discussed: How Nina got into real estate, staging, and professional organizing The first step in prepping homes for sale Real estate market in Toronto, Canada 2016 real estate market Vancouver real estate market Detached home and new development markets in Canada How foreign investors impact the real estate market What Nina does to help sellers to navigate the home preparation process How Nina approaches staging The importance of clearing and organizing your home before you go on the market The very first thing sellers should do when they start the home preparation process Key things to do for sellers when it comes to organizing and preparing their homes for sale What buyers always look for North American lifestyles Nina's process for decluttering and organization Remaining objective during the home selling process How to deal with overwhelm and panic when it comes to preparing your home for sale What you should do as soon as you decide to put your home on the market How clutter impacts how your home is photographed What is decluttering? Some of the trickiest areas when it comes to organizing and preparing the home for sale How Nina works with homeowners who are living in the homes while they are selling Nina's 7-day rule Capsule wardrobe How to focus yourself and combat overwhelm when you're preparing your home for sale Remove at least ___% when you're preparing your home for sale The key thing to do when you are living in a staged home while you're selling What a show-ready home should look like Common mistakes homeowners make when they stage their own homes for sale What misconception home sellers have when they sell their homes Tools and strategies Nina uses to stage homes for sale Key areas to focus on if the homeowners are short on time to prepare the homes for sale Prime areas for buyers Nina's advice on selling your home with pets and kids The benefit of a project manager How to hire contractors  Questions Nina asks when she hires contractors Current trends in homes The danger of trends when you pick finishes for the home What homeowners can do if they are thinking about selling their home Nina's one tip for homeowners to organize their homes for sale If you enjoy the show, please leave a review & rating on iTunes! Every rating and review help someone finds our show, helps us grow our show and get more awesome guests. So that's it for today's show. Happy staging!

December 2013, Typeradio held a two day workshop in cooperation with Indra Kupferschmid and 10 students of the Hochschule der Bildenden Künste (HBK Saar) in Saarbrücken, Germany. Each student was assigned a typeface, designed by a Dutch designer, along with the assignment: ‘translate the typeface into a one minute sound piece’.
The resulting 10 sound pieces were the starting point of another workshop, in collaboration with Jan Willem Stas and the students of the Type]Media 2014 typography master coarse in The Hague, The Netherlands. Each T]M student was handed an (anonymously labelled) sound piece and their challenge was to ‘create a typeface concept inspired by the sound’. The results were quite surprising! 1) Original typeface: Decoder by Gerard Unger 2) Sound piece by Carina Schwake 3) Chinese whispered typeface by Nina Christine Stössinger What Nina heard was a trained singing voice, possibly digitally sampled; so she imagined the type to look like something a trained hand might write, digitally cleaned. It is fluid – letters are usually made of a single stroke and don’t feature sharp corners –, but somewhat minimal and deliberate. Nina ‘translated’ the equal length of the tones to a monospaced design; the slowness of the singing to a generous width; and the swelling of the volume within each tone to a swelling stroke that usually starts and ends in a thin point. And then, of course, the layering of voices to the layering of font styles: “The piece soon combines two voices, and towards the end introduces rhythm changes and ligations that make the voices differ. So I drew two related layers that overlay and intertwine, with the second one offering a set of discretionary ligatures. – This was seriously fun to draw!” HBK Saar :: Type]Media :: File Download (1:33 min / 2 MB)