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ABOUT VICTORIA VALE Blonde bombshell Victoria Vale is the bustiest MILF in the game with her 36-O boobs. The busty pin-up babe's physique harkens back to retro porn stars, and her collection of extreme high heels and platforms is to die for. A lover of the Batman franchise, Victoria's name is an homage to the series and character Vicki Vale, played by Kim Basinger. Score was the first studio to shoot her, and being in their infamous Scoreland magazine has always been on her bucket list. In addition to shooting multiple times for Score, Victoria has also shot for MYLF, Bang Bros, Team Skeet, Shady Spa, MilfAF, TugPass, and more.   Before making the leap into adult as a performer and content creator, Victoria worked in the corporate realm while doing bikini modeling and car and tradeshow work in her off time. When she's not on set, you'll find Victoria shopping to add to her impressive shoe collection, engaging in musical trivia, and showing off her classic rock and music prowess.   0:00 Get Ready for Vicki.  1:08 Intro to the Queen.  2:20 Vicki Says Howdy.  2:50 Keaton Batman was incredible.  3:46 Disputed Questions.  7:01 What Vicki has been up to.  9:39 Working For Mylf.  12:31 Intro into the Adult Industry.  14:41 Divorce's effect on her transition.  15:33 Head of HR department.  18:07 Not going to Exxotica NJ.  19:14 Ladies night at Exxotica.  20:30 Getting Booby Greed.  22:04 what do you do when people stare.  25:20 HR now is Scary.  26:32 First Scene, what was it like.  27:42 Getting Invited Back.  30:18 Victoria wants to get into kink.  35:49 Women will never goon.  38:35 Favorite Movie as a Kid.  40:31 Male Talent that Vicki wants to work with.  41:05 Content Creation game is tuff.  42:42 Hitting the Bricks.    Victoria Vale Links: Twitter/X @victoriavale00 Instagram @victoriavalxo linktr.ee/victoriavalexxx  

In this conversation we will examine the career progression of Vicki Brown, who is an Advanced Practitioner in Critical Care, and is the first person in the country to get on the Faculty of Pre Hospital Care (FPHC) Register of Consultant Practitioners by qualifying from a purely paramedic background. We will trace her career pathway and the steps that have been taken by her to achieve such a pivotal role within pre-hospital critical care.  Vicki joined the ambulance service in 2002. And has had roles in management, learning and development and working on HEMS. She became the first ACP-CC for SWAST in 2020 and the first person to register as a Consultant (Level 8) Practitioners in Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine in 2021.  ·      The start of Vicki's career – 2002 and what Vicki was doing previously to Paramedic Practice.   ·      What Vicki learnt on the road as a Paramedic  ·      What management taught her and she carried through ·      How training and education played a role in her progression  ·      The adage of learning every-day   ·      The educational pathway (DIMC, higher education, FIMC) ·      What working at GWAAC has taught her  ·      How governance looks within the team at GWAAC. ·      What responsibilities Vicki undertakes now as an Advanced Practitioner in Critical Care. ·      How she has changed over the years through her positions. ·      Where the profession is going, the pillars of advanced practice within the UK.  To see more on Vicki please see here: https://greatwesternairambulance.com/apcc-vicki-brown-breaks-barriers/ To see more on GWAAC please see here: https://greatwesternairambulance.com/ This episode is sponsored by MEQU. THE °M WARMER SYSTEM is a portable blood and IV fluid warming system. °MEQU has developed an IV-blood warmer for emergency transfusions. It's a portable fluid warmer which warms up blood from cold to body temperature within seconds. The set-up time is less than 30 seconds, and the user-friendly design ensures that the °M Warmer System cannot be assembled incorrectly. Blood and other infusion fluids can be heated from 5°C to 37°C at flowrates up to 150 ml/min. One charged battery can heat up to 2 liters of cold fluids (5°C) or 4 liters of fluids at room temperature (21°C) to body temperature. The °M Warmer System has a compact design and weighs only 760 grams making it portable and ideal for prehospital use. The single-use warmer's small size (10cm x 5cm x 2cm) allows it to be attached to the patient close to the infusion site, using its integrated adhesive pad. This secures infusion site and reduces heat loss in the tubing. The °M Warmer System is approved for use in ambulances, helicopters and fixed wing air frames. Please see here for further details: https://mequ.dk/product/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwy9-kBhCHARIsAHpBjHjgsgSlJ0bzKpZmNAs_OFdOEgYeeFKj0-Q-5XDJU5v-D5G15r23o_8aAoddEALw_wcB

Vicki Robins, the co-author of “Your Money or Your Life” has been one of the most influential visionaries of the Financial Independence movement. In the late 1960's, with the advice of the late Joe Dominguez, Vicki reached Financial Independence and together they began to teach their revolutionary methods all over the nation. Their workshops featured the famous 9 steps to reach Financial Independence and eventually, Vicki and Joe were approached to turn their teachings into the book that we know today, "Your Money or Your Life". The book went on to be wildly popular, encouraging people to fight against the weight of consumerism and become a New York Times bestseller. Vicki also made two appearances on the Oprah Show with Oprah declaring that the book "would change your life". More than 25 years later, Vicki has written an updated version of the book for a new generation of people on the path to Financial Independence. I'm so honored to have Vicki on the show to discuss: How Vicki met the late co-author Joe Dominguez and how they worked to create the Financial Independence movement How their book “Your Money or Your Life” came to fruition and became popular. Why Vicki set out to create an updated version of the book The importance of relationships and how they create community wealth Why “freeing your mind” is the cornerstone of Financial Independence The definition of the “Enough Point” How to calculate your life energy and true hourly wage What Vicki believes to be the most transformational steps of the 9 steps from the book How Vicki believes the new version of “Your Money or Your Life” will impact the world in this new age The bigger picture of systemic barriers in the United States that make achieving Financial Independence more difficult Other related blog posts/links mentioned in this episode: Life Energy Calculator How We Saved $169,000 in 2 Years With the Help of This Budgeting System Buy Your Money or Your Life  Check out my new personal website here. Join The Weekly Newsletter List Leave me a voicemail– Leave me a question on the Journey To Launch voicemail and have it answered on the podcast! Watch me on News12  Watch my latest segments on News12 YNAB –  Start managing your money and budgeting so that you can reach your financial dreams. Sign up for a free 34 days trial of YNAB, my go-to budgeting app by using my referral link. Connect with Vicki on: VickiRobin.com YourMoneyOrYourLife.com Connect with me: Instagram: @journeytolaunch Twitter: @JourneyToLaunch Facebook: Journey To Launch

Episode NotesWhat an enlightening conversation with Vicki Prais. Having taken a commercial legal career path, my lens on  the human rights legal sphere is rather limited, however, it's such an important area as human rights impact us all at a personal level. So, I loved speaking with Vicki about her career path and various human rights issues - it was incredibly thought provoking.  Vicki Prais is a human rights lawyer, podcaster, writer and mentor. We chatted about everything from current and topical human rights issues impacting the world right now (including freedom of expression and bodily autonomy) to Vicki's podcast “The Passion Factor” which helps those navigating a career in human rights.It was so interesting to hear about Vicki's career in human rights and the impactful work she has been involved which is centred around dignity behind bars, torture prevention, prisoners' rights and prison reform. “London is my home but the world is my workplace” captures the spirit and international reach of Vicki's work so well, which has taken her working on a myriad of projects from Kosovo to Geneva.We dived into restrictions on freedom of speech and expression in the context of a report that Vicki is working on at the moment relating to creatives and academics in Belarus and how censorship is playing out at a wider global level. I was particularly curious to find out, via a human rights lens, the issues around the vaccine roll out and where rights to medical freedom and bodily autonomy sit amongst any attempt to make this mandatory.Finally, I love how Vicki explained that being a lawyer “plus” is what makes her Legally Different - a lawyer plus....a podcaster, mentor and writer. There certainly seems to be movement towards the “lawyer plus”, which I believe is healthy in order to grow beyond singular labels, and Vicki is such an inspiring example of this!In this episode we cover:-Vicki's path into law and a human rights careerComing from a family of lawyers and having a passion for individual civil libertiesVolunteering at a prison creche whilst at UniversityInternational experience in Geneva with human rights organisations helping the UNA masters in human rights and civil liberties.Qualifying as a solicitor and working in immigration and asylum lawCurrent legal career Going solo - 24 years in Vicki craved autonomy and decided to be her own boss in 2019 August and is now an independent human rights consultantKey areas – dignity behind bars, torture prevention, prisoners rights and prison reformCurrent work – ‘typical' day / week (although there's no such things as typical human rights)Current interesting  project – a report on ill treatment of creatives and academics in BelarusVicki's proudest work momentCurrent human rights issuesFreedom of speech / expression – Belarus and beyondIssues around the current pandemicVaccine roll out and the human rights stance on making it mandatoryNon-lawyer projects + passionsWriting a monthly column for Comment CentralVicki's podcast “The Passion Factor”Mentorship – supporting young professionalsPersonal Mental and emotional health when doing tough work focusing on human livesThe concept of “proper selfishness”What Vicki would tell her younger self if she could have a chat with her!Why Vicki is Legally DifferentCONTACT INFO + LINKSVicki's websiteVicki's TwitterVicki's LinkedInLegally Different:-Instagram:@legallydifferent Email: hello@legallydifferent.comThank you for tuning in!Lauren 

This week's guest is Professor Vicki TenHakan, a college professor in management at Hope College in Holland, Michigan, a former business executive at Herman Miller and GE, a researcher of corporate longevity and the author of the excellent book; Lessons from Century Club Companies: Managing for Long-Term Success (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0984898603/88088026-20), a captivating book that details the lessons learned from companies that have endured for at least 100 years. Key Takeaways The similarities and differences in culture and corporate longevity in American and Japanese century club companies The 5 major management practices in both the United States and Japan's old companies Why it is important to take time to honor the past of the company while also embracing changes that are needed to prosper The prevalence of family-owned businesses in century club companies Understanding the role that strength in relationships play in stewarding businesses for over a century Learning that growth isn't everything in company longevity Why storytelling is key in century club companies and the development of the next generation leaders Standout Quotes “What I hoped to achieve was to uncover some management practices…that I would be able to not only share with my students to not only help them be more successful in their future careers but also for business leaders to be able to use.” - Vicki Tenhaken [3:35] “I saw what the lack of business success did to a community. I was really hoping that the future business leaders or current leaders would be able to benefit from some knowledge on these old companies on how they were able to survive and thrive through many economic disasters and other crisis over the decades and even the century.” - Vicki Tenhaken [4:08] “There's no formula for it. The one thing that I did find out when talking to many of these old companies is that they knew when they needed to change. They kept on top of what was going on in the external environment… They made sure everyone in their company had a role in staying in touch with customers, suppliers, or other business leaders in the community.” - Vicki Tenhaken [11:26] "The strength of relationships is what almost every century club company said helped them make it through the tough times. They all had stories of crisis that they went through and it was relationships whether with employees, business partners, or community that they said really made the difference in terms of how they were able to not just survive the various crisis but actually prosper in the long run." .” - Vicki Tenhaken [19:11] "In business as in life, relationships are what matter most." - Vicki Tenhaken [46:51] Episode Timeline [1:14] How Vicki became interested in corporate longevity [3:25] What Vicki hoped to achieve when embarking into research and what surprised her [6:12] The common management practices seen in old companies in both United States and Japan [10:26] What Vicki believes contributes to century club companies surviving for so long [13:41] Family-owned businesses role in companies that are over a hundred years old [17:41] The vital role that relationships play when stewarding a business for over one hundred years [21:09] Similarities in Japanese and American century club companies [24:04] Why some companies choose to not grow just for growth's sake [29:41] Storytelling and the development of the next generation leaders [37:20] How century club companies survive crisis [43:51] The accessibility of Vicki's database [46:07] Vicki's belief that relationships are what matter not only in business but in life itself For more episodes go to BusinessOfFamily.net (https://www.businessoffamily.net/) Sign up for The Business of Family Newsletter at https://www.businessoffamily.net/newsletter (https://www.businessoffamily.net/newsletter) Follow Mike on Twitter @MikeBoyd (https://twitter.com/MikeBoyd) If you feel it's appropriate, I'd so appreciate you taking 30 seconds to Leave a Review on iTunes (http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1525326745), I receive a notification of each review. Thank you! Special Guest: Vicki TenHaken.

Generation Z is the first group in history to grow up in post-Christian America. They are also considered the first “digital natives.” This influences culture, and culture influences our children. As parents it is vital that we learn how to communicate and walk alongside in a way that equips and empowers. Eight years ago Vicki Courtney released two wildly successful books that handed parents five conversations they needed to have with their son or daughter. What Vicki didn't know is how quickly culture would evolve. She was recently asked to revise the books and proceeded to add sixty percent new material. She shares with the sisterhood what she learned about our children's generation. Whether your child is five or fifteen, you will greatly benefit from the wisdom discussed in this episode. A must listen for every parent!

Do you know if you have a profitable business? You may think you do, and only find out at the end of the year that you’re barely breaking even. Today’s guest emphasizes that we need to build profit into our budgeting and we need to go beyond breaking even.    Vicki Suiter is the author of the new book, The Profit Bleed. As an author, business consultant and coach Vicki has been proving for 25 years that good market or bad, raging competition or not, any contractor or designer can run a healthy profitable business. She has been helping hundreds of businesses achieve that kind of success, by helping people to SEE things differently than giving them the tools they need to DO things differently. Vicki enables her clients to get a grip on their business vision from day one; then she shows them how to make that vision a reality. Join us as we build on the topic of Breaking Even to Thrive.   Check out the 4 Week Vacation Jump Start Guide! Click Here   Show Highlights Vicki’s background and how she came to writing The Profit Bleed Intimidation with numbers  Numbers we should be paying attention to in our businesses What Vicki recommends for contractors to not feel ashamed to ask for help Labor prices and how they are changing and what that means for the future How confidence in your numbers translates into higher value for your client Product management, controls that can be put in place, things to track, and meetings to have to run profitable projects The 2 Week Look Ahead and cost to complete are critical things to help you stay in front of where a project is headed. Tips to get your team on board Tips from Mike   Social Media Quotes: Sabrina “The more complex your business is the harder it is to make it automated, sustainable and profitable” “It starts with getting a handle on your numbers”   Vicki “I just found that I loved the complexity of construction, and the people in it. I really love working with contractors” “I love turning on the lights for people, and having them be able to see how they can turn that really hard work into more profits and having more time and having more fun in their life” “Part of what I try and help them do is to be able to see what are the most critical elements that they need to pay attention to” “When we eliminate the uncertainty and the confusion we are so much more capable and confident about what we can do” “If I can see it I can do something about it”   Resources Check out the conversation between Mike and Sabrina that 95% of entrepreneurs never have at the Profit by design website.  Profit by design Podcast Website Profit by design Facebook group Email: sabrinandmike@profitbydesignpodast.com   4 Week Vacation Jumpstart Free Guide & Retreat Waitlist   The Profit Bleed by Vicki Suiter for Free! Click Here Vicki Suiter’s Website   Sponsors: Tap the Potential Leadership Bootcamp Program Tap the Potential website Contractor Business Solutions - Small Business Consulting Group Website

In this episode, Megan and Casey chatted with Vicki Richards a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and the owner and founder of Restoring Roots Wellness. She helps women heal their bodies and minds by working on their relationship with food, balancing their hormones, and managing stress. Vicki loves cooking, long walks in nature, pajamas, and bad reality TV shows. You can find her on instagram at @restoring_roots or on the web at www.restoringrootswellness.com. During the show we discussed: What Vicki is doing to nourish herself. More about her social media detox and what she learned New Years Goal Setting - it goes beyond food and movement How Vicki became an NTP Is juice cleansing beneficial? What are signs of a fad diet? How to support the organs when detoxing. How do you prepare for/support a detox? What do our followers think they are detoxing from? Today’s episode is brought to you by The Strong Soul Series. An online membership program that brings you monthly courses covering popular health and wellness topics you’ve been curious about. Two Nutritional Therapy Practitioners bring an approach to content that is evidence-based and backed by science while incorporating practical steps for you to start taking action immediately. As a member, you’ll receive full access to each month’s course jam-packed with beautiful interactive workbooks, in-depth video lessons, live support and coaching calls, additional resources and more. Become an exclusive member today at thestrongsoulseries.com. Don’t wait to become the best version of yourself today!

My guest today is Vicki Raport, one of the founding members of Quantum Retail Technology. Vicki was on the front lines of Quantum's sale. The story she has to tell is impressive and is a clean-cut example of how a company sale should happen. We discuss the journey Vicki and her partners took to build a successful business and how they kept a delicate balance between five (yes, five) founders. They pivoted the business from a SaaS to an Enterprise model, Vicki explained how they reached that decision and what it meant for the business as a whole. If your goal for your business is to build a lucrative company and then sell it, Vicki's story is inspirational and fascinated. You will learn about: Vicki's background and the career change that was the beginning of Quantum Retail Technology. How Vicki used skill sets to find the right people for her team. How Quantum Retail Technology pivoted into “deployable software.” The pros and cons of Enterprise software and what is it? What triggered the sale plans. How Vicki and her team planned for the company sale. The failed attempt to maximize the business. The importance of being intentional in business. The team's goals for the company sale. How to hire the right investment banking firm. Why the chosen buyer was a good fit. How Vicki and her team handled running the company during the sale negotiation. How Vicki's employees responded to the sale. What Vicki would have done differently. The importance of hiring the right lawyer. How to cope with emotional and mental drain during a sale. Today's show highlights some very interesting and useful points for any entrepreneur. Not only did Vicki Raport and her four partners build a well-respected and profitable business, but when they sold, they got the cleanest contract out of the deal. They got the terms they wanted and the company they sold to fulfilled each and every one. So what did Vicki do differently that helped her achieve such a desirable outcome? Intention Is Everything When Selling A Company Vicki attributes her success to great intention. She had intention in design, action, planning and execution. When she started her company, she knew she wanted to work in the market she was familiar with and so contacted a bunch of her old coworkers to see if anyone else was interested in developing a business. By drawing from five different founders, their business (Quantum Retail) was able to utilize multiple skill sets and strengths. It quickly became a successful industry giant whose clients, while not numerous, were mighty and well-known. As with most entrepreneurial endeavours, Quantum started out as a single-purpose business catering to one client's needs and then developed more of a portfolio as they gained more clients who had other needs in the same market. Vicki's story is a great example of capitalizing on what you know and building off of that until you are an indispensable service (or product) in your particular market niche. The only difference is in the intention; in the planning. Thoughtfulness, intention, planning, due diligence… whatever name you need to give this concept of acting with intention, do it. The better prepared you are and the more contingencies you plan for, the greater success you will achi

My guest today is Vicki Raport, one of the founding members of Quantum Retail Technology. Vicki was on the front lines of Quantum’s sale. The story she has to tell is impressive and is a clean-cut example of how a company sale should happen. We discuss the journey Vicki and her partners took to build a successful business and how they kept a delicate balance between five (yes, five) founders. They pivoted the business from a SaaS to an Enterprise model, Vicki explained how they reached that decision and what it meant for the business as a whole. If your goal for your business is to build a lucrative company and then sell it, Vicki’s story is inspirational and fascinated. You will learn about: Vicki’s background and the career change that was the beginning of Quantum Retail Technology. How Vicki used skill sets to find the right people for her team. How Quantum Retail Technology pivoted into “deployable software.” The pros and cons of Enterprise software and what is it? What triggered the sale plans. How Vicki and her team planned for the company sale. The failed attempt to maximize the business. The importance of being intentional in business. The team’s goals for the company sale. How to hire the right investment banking firm. Why the chosen buyer was a good fit. How Vicki and her team handled running the company during the sale negotiation. How Vicki’s employees responded to the sale. What Vicki would have done differently. The importance of hiring the right lawyer. How to cope with emotional and mental drain during a sale. Today’s show highlights some very interesting and useful points for any entrepreneur. Not only did Vicki Raport and her four partners build a well-respected and profitable business, but when they sold, they got the cleanest contract out of the deal. They got the terms they wanted and the company they sold to fulfilled each and every one. So what did Vicki do differently that helped her achieve such a desirable outcome? Intention Is Everything When Selling A Company Vicki attributes her success to great intention. She had intention in design, action, planning and execution. When she started her company, she knew she wanted to work in the market she was familiar with and so contacted a bunch of her old coworkers to see if anyone else was interested in developing a business. By drawing from five different founders, their business (Quantum Retail) was able to utilize multiple skill sets and strengths. It quickly became a successful industry giant whose clients, while not numerous, were mighty and well-known. As with most entrepreneurial endeavours, Quantum started out as a single-purpose business catering to one client’s needs and then developed more of a portfolio as they gained more clients who had other needs in the same market. Vicki’s story is a great example of capitalizing on what you know and building off of that until you are an indispensable service (or product) in your particular market niche. The only difference is in the intention; in the planning. Thoughtfulness, intention, planning, due diligence… whatever name you need to give this concept of acting with intention, do it. The better prepared you are and the more contingencies you plan for, the greater success you will achi

Vicki Robins, the co-author of the very popular book, “Your Money or Your Life” has been one of the most influential visionaries of the Financial Independence movement. In the late 1960’s, with the advice of the late Joe Dominguez, Vicki reached Financial Independence and together they began to teach their revolutionary methods all over the nation. Their workshops featured the famous 9 steps to reach Financial Independence and eventually, Vicki and Joe were approached to turn their teachings into the book that we know today, "Your Money or Your Life". The book went on to be wildly popular, encouraging people to fight against the weight of consumerism and become a New York Times bestseller. Vicki also made two appearances on the Oprah Show with Oprah declaring that the book "would change your life". More than 25 years later, Vicki has written an updated version of the book for a new generation of people on the path to Financial Independence. I'm so honored to have Vicki on the show to discuss: How Vicki met the late co-author Joe Dominguez and how they worked to create the Financial Independence movement How their book “Your Money or Your Life” came to fruition and became popular. Why Vicki set out to create an updated version of the book The importance of relationships and how they create community wealth Why “freeing your mind” is the cornerstone of Financial Independence The definition of the “Enough Point” How to calculate your life energy and true hourly wage What Vicki believes to be the most transformational steps of the 9 steps from the book How Vicki believes the new version of “Your Money or Your Life” will impact the world in this new age The bigger picture of systemic barriers in the United States that make achieving Financial Independence more difficult Also, find out how you can be one of 3 Journeyers, to win a free copy of the updated book, "Your Money or Your Life". Click here for your chance to win! At the end of the podcast, I also talk about the waitlist to the soft launch of my monthly membership program. Get monthly tips, tools, and classes to help you launch to Financial Freedom. Click here to sign up and be the first to be notified when the doors open in Summer/Fall 2018. (YNAB, my favorite budgeting app is giving Journeyers a 2-month free trial, no credit card required to try their amazing budgeting system, check it out here!) Other related blog posts/links mentioned in this episode: Life Energy Calculator How We Saved $169,000 in 2 Years With the Help of This Budgeting System Join The Weekly Newsletter List Leave me a voicemail– Leave me a question on the Journey To Launch voicemail and have it answered on the podcast! Watch me on News12  Watch my latest segments on News12 My One on One Money Coaching Services – Get my personalized 1on1 money coaching expertise to help you reach your financial goals YNAB –  Start managing your money and budgeting so that you can reach your financial dreams. Sign up for a free 2 month trial of YNAB, my go-to budgeting app by using my referral link. Connect with Vicki on: VickiRobin.com YourMoneyOrYourLife.com Connect with me: Journey To Launch Instagram Journey To Launch Twitter Journey To Launch Facebook Page Join the private Facebook Group

“My dream as both a mother and a registered dietitian nutritionist is for families to start small by cooking together one day a week and then adding another day.  Pretty soon you’ll be planning your weekly menu together!  I especially want kids to dabble in the kitchen to experiment with new foods and learn basic cooking skills.” – Vicki Shanta Retelny Vicki Shanta Retelny is The Lifestyle Nutritionist. She is a Chicago-area nutrition professional, media and culinary consultant, and a mom of 2 school-aged children. By 2020, the World Health Organization estimates that two-thirds of all diseases will be the result of lifestyle choices, such as overeating, inactivity and smoking.  Nutrition is one of Healthy People 2020’s main Health Leading Indicators, which means what people eat is a public health priority and dietitians need to be at the forefront.   Vicki’s work with individuals, families and corporations focuses on cooking simple meals together and creating a community in the kitchen.     Tune in to the show to find out: What recipes Vicki and Melissa made together What Vicki’s Total Body Diet entails What Vicki’s food philosophy is Specific ways to “evolve” your eating For the full show notes and resources visit www.SoundBitesRD.com