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Diane Randall is the author of Jumpstart Your Life, a speaker, Certified Life Coach, A Guided Mindful Change Coach with a masters degree is Spiritual Psychology.  When Diane was a young girl her sister was tragically killed. She didn't realize until she was older how that trauma was responsible for her stress and how it threatened her well being. At that point she started on a journey of self improvement focusing on her psychology and health. Now Diane helps others how do the same.   Diane helps guide you through a process of finding your purpose and explains the important of grieving.  Website http://dianerandallconsults.com Website #3 https://www.dianerandallconsults.com/jumpstart-your-life/ LinkedIn URL https://www.linkedin.com/in/dianerandallconsults/ Instagram http://www.instagram.com/dianerandallconsults  

Diane was serving in Baptist collegiate ministry when she accompanied four students on a missions trip to Haiti, an experience that changed her life. There, they helped minister to 65 orphaned children whose parents were killed by a hurricane. When Diane returned to the US, she realized there were countless opportunities to serve children in her immediate area and answered God's call to serve in foster care. Listen in as Diane shares her personal journey as well as practical ways individuals and churches can support foster care ministries, encourage those who provide care, and be a part of helping the more than 400,000 children in foster care in the US.

DISCLAIMER: Just a quick message before the episode begins. Spencer and I have been trying a lot of different things in regards to making VIA VHS a multimedia podcast while recording with each other from 2500 miles away. Unfortunately some of those things we’ve tried didnt work very well. For the double feature episodes of Romancing the Stone and Jewel of the Nile, I made the difficult decision to use the Skype audio for the podcast release. Unfortunately there were some unforeseen audio issues that went unnoticed until I listened fully to both recordings and it was impossible to use the recorded audio. The Skype audio isn’t ideal, but I feel like it’s at least listenable and I’d rather release the episodes as opposed to trashing it all together. You can also watch the episodes on YouTube if you prefer. So with that out of the way, on with the show. Jewel of the Nile After the unexpected success of Romancing the Stone, the studio and producer Michael Douglas was eager to begin work on the films sequel Jewel of the Nile. Sadly, screenwriter Diane Thomas who penned the clever and endearing Romancing the Stone, passed away when her boyfriend crashed her new Porsche, a Porsche that was given to her by none other than Michael Douglas as thanks for her work on the first film. When Diane was tragically killed, she was working on a project with Steven Spielberg, as was Romancing the Stone’s director Robert Zemeckis, who after being fired from directing Cocoon, was given the green light to direct his next film Back to the Future. Even without the director and writer from Romancing the Stone, production on Jewel of the Nile went ahead anyways. Lead star Kathleen Turner wasn’t pleased with the script for Jewel of the Nile, she was obligated to star in the film nonetheless, but perhaps her reservations on Jewel of the Nile were correct. Jewel of the Nile was rushed into theaters just a year after the release of Romancing the Stone, its apparent. This cheap follow up isn’t as good as the original, but still finds some of the charm from its predecessor at times, albeit fleeting moments. In this episode of VIA VHS, Wesley and Spencer review the forgettable sequel to Romancing the Stone, Jewel of the Nile Check out the VIA VHS Podcast on all the major podcasting platforms in the link below, including Apple, Spotify and TuneIn. https://linktr.ee/viavhs Intro Credit: NIHILORE http://www.nihilore.com/synthwave Song: Bush Week Outro Credit: Polski Motion Design https://www.youtube.com/user/DejViZ100 THE GRID Outro Music Credit: NIHILORE: Sparkwood & 21 Synthwave — Nihilore: Royalty Free Music “Coming Up Next” bumper music: Eastridge Turnstile by The Loyalist: https://youtu.be/ItOSLYmjYnQ Pizza Boyz: Pizza Boyz Digital Comics - Comics by comiXology Find all of Spencer’s work at Old Man Orange Podcast, Pizza Boyz Comics, Drunk Batman Comedy & Multi-Media Fun! - Old Man Orange Blog

The book for today’s episode is 'Forever After' by Bette Ford. Synopsis: Tormented by dark family secrets, lies and deception, the beautiful Diane Rivers had to struggle to make a life for herself. Though a successful career in teaching finally awarded her the long-fought-for independence she craved, it came at a price…a future with the man she loved the most, Charles Alexander Randol, III. Charles Randol, Vice President of Randol Pharmaceuticals is shocked when he discovers that Diane’s promiscuous reputation is utterly false…Diane is a virgin. When Diane finally gathers up the nerve to share her true feelings with Charles, he immediately whisks her away to the island of St. Thomas for a private wedding, luxurious honeymoon and the intended happily ever after… But when they return to the States, Charles’ whole world is rocked when he learns that Diane’s virginity isn’t the only secret she’s kept from him. Faced with his wife’s traumatic past, Charles finds himself torn between his deep love for her and the bitter betrayal he feels at being kept in the dark on her dangerous past…and Charles desperately hopes the love in his heart is tough enough to save his marriage…and to save his wife. Erica’s socials: YouTube - Erica The Bibliophile https://t.co/9nPaBxqDx5?amp=1 Twitter - ETheBibliophile

Why is knowing your walk-away point so important in a negotiation? How does it influence the process? In this episode of the Sales Reinvented podcast, Diane Helbig shares her thoughts on knowing your floor—your bottom-line walk-away point—and why it’s such an important part of the negotiation process.  Diane Helbig is an international business advisor, sales trainer, and growth accelerator. She is the author of Succeed Without Selling and the host of the Accelerate Your Business Growth podcast. Don’t miss her unique take on the negotiation process! Outline of This Episode [0:36] Diane’s definition of negotiation [0:57] The key to long-term and successful relationships [1:14] Change the mindset around the negotiation  [1:58] Diane’s process begins with knowing your walk-away point [3:54] The attributes Diane believes are important in a salesperson [4:31] Tools, tactics, and strategies to prepare for the negotiation [5:11] Don’t make assumptions during any part of the process [6:52] How Diane’s firm walk-away point paid off big How Diane prepares for the negotiation process Diane’s negotiation process always includes calculating her walk-away point. It simply means that she writes out the point she is willing to walk away if an agreement can’t be made. She emphasizes that you must know this before you walk into the negotiation conversation.  Secondly, you must let the other party speak. You need to ask questions to understand their walk-away point. If you know their floor and ceiling, you can identify where you’ll meet in the middle. Diane implores salespeople to listen without a preconceived idea or agenda other than to learn. It’s critically important. Be quiet, calm, and hear what they’re saying and create healthy dialogue.  Don’t make assumptions about any part of the negotiation process. Don’t assume anything—the conclusion, where they’re coming from, and what the customer needs or wants. Diane points out that this is a recipe for disaster.  Be prepared to adapt the conversation Another ‘don’t’ that Diane believes is important: Don’t respond to things you don’t hear. Salespeople have a bad habit of hearing what someone is saying but responding with a different or competing thought. They tend to come into the conversation with ONE thing they believe the customer needs to know or ONE solution they’re dead-set on offering. When a salesperson responds to what they wish was asked—it causes a massive disconnect. It’s all well and good to be prepared to convey your underlying value message. But If it isn’t brought up—there’s no point in mentioning it.  When being blunt with your walk-away point helps you win big 15 years ago Diane had decided to leave the company she was working for. She created an agreement and a process that she wanted to approach her employer with. She created a strategy and she told the owner she wanted to change their relationship. She wanted to be paid a commission on each of her customer’s sales, not a salary.  The owner said no to her request. So she asked him to sit down to have a conversation about it. As she listened to him, she realized his reasons for saying no weren’t in the best interest of the business, but about staying in control. She knew what her walk-away point was and they hit a point where she just said she’d give him her two-week notice—and he backed off.  So they started to negotiate her commission. She wasn’t asking for commissions on sales with the highest paying clients or the other 180 she worked with—just the 20 clients she had a strong relationship with. They finally agreed on terms. When Diane went back to sign the paperwork and asked “What do you want to tell people about what I’m doing?”. He questioned why he would need to tell them anything. She pointed out that if a client called that she wasn’t working with anymore, someone would have to tell them something.  She realized he hadn’t paid attention to that portion of her conversation or the addendum in the paperwork. She ended up getting ALL of her clients and got exactly what she wanted and more while he got exactly what he wanted. She learned that you must be quiet, calm, and confident in the moment. The success of this negotiation was because she knew the value of what she had to offer and was confident with her walk-away point. Connect with Diane Helbig Diane’s Podcast Book: Succeed Without Selling Helbig Enterprises Follow on Twitter Connect on LinkedIn Connect With Paul Watts  LinkedIn Twitter Subscribe to SALES REINVENTED Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

We don’t often hear the stories of women who served in Vietnam, especially those who deployed directly to combat zones. Diane Evans is one of those women who had the opportunity to serve as a nurse in combat in Vietnam in areas where humanity seemed only a ragged shred of existence. She joined the military in the late 1960’s with the intent to go to Vietnam. Like her brothers and other young men she knew in her rural Minnesota town, she felt a sense of duty and calling to serve her country in a time of war. She would fulfill that duty serving in Evacuation Hospitals on the front lines, one of which was located not far from the Cambodian border in the Central Highlands. She would do this at the young age of 21, from 1968-69, arguably the most brutal year of the Vietnam War. When Diane returned home, she found herself fighting a different war: the fight for recognition for the women who contributed so bravely to the war effort in Vietnam. After a nearly 10-year battle, her dream was realized in 1993 with the dedication of the statue commemorating Vietnam-era female veterans as part of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. Hear her complete and inspiring story on this latest edition of HAZARD GROUND! "Healing Wounds: A Vietnam War Combat Nurse’s 10-Year Fight to Win Women a Place of Honor in Washington, D.C." Support the podcast by supporting our sponsors at www.hazardground.com/sponsors! Shop Amazon! As an Amazon Associate We Earn From Qualifying Purchases...You Know The Deal! (Paid Link) Help grow the show! Spread the word, tell a friend!! Subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts!

"Children are not things to be molded, but are people to be unfolded." -Jess Lair In this episode, Diane and I talk about: How to establish boundaries with your children How to do the inner work to help your children How to implement conscious parenting Diane Sorensen is a relationship-based parenting coach. Her educational background includes Early Childhood Education and Behavioral Science. Diane is also a Behavior Specialist for a Head Start program teaching these skills to teachers and program staff. Diane has studied and is trained in Conscious Discipline which is a comprehensive researched based model of self-regulation. Diane brings consciousness to the parenting and educational toolbox which is the foundation of Diane’s teachings. Having worked in the field of Early Childhood Education for over 30 years, Diane has dedicated her life to the development of young children. When Diane started implementing the skills of relationship-based practices into her classroom others took notice. They could see, hear and most importantly feel a difference in the culture of the classroom. This is when Diane realized that children would benefit if parents also implemented these skills into their home environment and was inspired to start her own coaching program. Check out Diane's website at: https://www.dianesorensen.net/ Continue the conversation on Instagram @heatherchauvin_ Apply for Mastery or Mastery 2.0: www.heatherchauvin.com/takebackcontrol

Eddie from Sumner has written in to us for help with his girlfriend Diane who he says has been waking up in the middle of the night saying other guys’ names. He says she didn’t do it when they first got together so he’s concerned that she’s dreaming about other guys, and if she’s dreaming about them, well then, what else is happening with them? And he’s pretty sure she is dreaming about someone he doesn’t know because he doesn’t recognize the names, like other friends or TV characters. When Diane comes on, she says Eddie is being completely ridiculous; she is not cheating and can’t be judged on what she dreams. The P1’s agree that it’s weird that Diane says other dudes’ names while sleeping, but they don’t think that’s anything to act on. But as for this whole relationship? They may both be dreaming if they think it’s gonna work.

[Fiction/Legal Thriller] Kelly shows up at Thunder's office. Although dressed in jeans and clunky boots, Thunder suspects her visit is anything but casual. When Diane makes a startling discovery in Thunder's office, Sam calls in the cybersecurity expert. Meanwhile, Thunder gets a cryptic text that sends him speeding down the highway.

Today I'm talking with Diane Sorensen, a relationship-based parenting coach, about conscious parenting.   Diane's educational background includes Early Childhood Education and Behavioral Science. Diane is also a Behavior Specialist for a Head Start program teaching these skills to teachers and program staff. Diane has studied and is trained in Conscious Discipline which is a comprehensive researched based model of self-regulation. Diane brings consciousness to the parenting and teaching toolbox which is the foundation of Diane’s teachings. Having worked in the field of Early Childhood Education for over 30 years, Diane has dedicated her life to the development of young children. When Diane started implementing the skills of relationship-based practices into her classroom others took notice. They could see, hear, and most importantly feel a difference in the culture of the classroom. This when Diane realized that children would benefit if parents also implemented these skills into their home environment and was inspired to start her own coaching program.   Enjoy this beautiful conversation! Check out more about Diane and her work on her website Beauty in Behavior and her Facebook page Beauty in Behavior Please do me a favor and take a minute to rate and review the show on your podcast app and/or screenshot this episode and share it on social media - be sure to tag me @sausha.davis or @saushadavispodcast Don't forget to book your FREE strategy call with me in June! Spaces are limited so be sure to sign up today to claim your spot. I want to get on the phone with you and help you solve any problems or challenges you may be facing in your life and business. Go to saushadavis.com/strategysession or message me on Instagram @sausha.davis to book your FREE call!

Diane Bell is an award-winning screenwriter and director, who growing up didn’t think that was possible. In this episode, she shares how she overcame personal and professional obstacles in order to become a screenwriter. She describes how affirmations helped her, what she learned about embracing creativity (and how you can embrace yours), as well as, talks about how to stand out from the crowd, especially if you are in a sea of like-minded professionals. Diane also leaves us with some insightful and profound thoughts and questions, like, “How far are you willing to go to make it happen?” Diane’s first feature, OBSELIDIA, premiered in Dramatic Competition at Sundance, where it won two awards, and went on to play at festivals around the world and be nominated for two Independent Spirit Awards. Her second film, BLEEDING HEART, a drama starring Jessica Biel and Zosia Mamet, premiered at Tribeca, and is widely available on Amazon Prime and Hulu. Diane’s most recent feature, OF DUST AND BONES, has also been featured in festivals. Diane started her career in film as a screenwriter (before that she was a philosophy student and a yoga teacher), and she has written numerous commissioned and optioned scripts, including two with renowned director John McTiernan (director of Die Hard and The Hunt for Red October). Diane has been lucky enough to be a participant in the Sundance Screenwriters Lab, as well as the Women in Film/Sundance mentorship program, from which she learned tons.In addition to writing and directing films, she is passionate about sharing her knowledge to empower and inspire other filmmakers. Diane loves helping others break through their obstacles and achieve their dreams. Since 2014 she has taught workshops on how to make a successful indie film, and is thrilled to share this material in her book. If making movies is your dream, don’t let anything stop you! Tune in to hear Diane’s thoughts pertaining to: How she went from thinking this was impossible to I am possible even in show business. (4:43) When Diane realized cinema could be a possible career path, her first interest in writing screenwriting, and the negative doubts she battled. (7:06) How yoga helped her build a new sense of self before becoming a filmmaker. (9:25) Diane shares her original Mickey Rourke idea and later how she decided to go to the Cannes Film Festival and sought out Mickey Rourke to give him her script. (11:31) A key question for all scriptwriters (and even professionals of all industries): How far are you willing to go to make it happen and invest? (16:42) Diane details the ups and downs of her first feature-length film. (16:51) What courage has to do with creativity and how our natural state is to be creative, not afraid. (19:08) Diane talks on the envious nature and criticism of artists’ work. (22:46) How to get to a place of feeling as though you and your work matters. (27:18) The affirmation that helped Diane get through writing her first screenplay. (28:47) The process of screenwriting, working through the first draft (aka the vomit draft), and how to know when you're done. (34:08) Diane talks about emotionalizing affirmations. (35:52) One of the many lessons she’s learned as a screenwriter, including, how the world receives her work is not in her control. (45:59) An insightful piece of advice for screenwriters and directors: make the movie, not for fame or for money, to make the movie you want to make. (56:08) I asked Diane: In this market of content overload, how do you make yourself stand out? This same idea is one I’m asked as a career coach to marketing professionals so I was curious if Diane had any insights that are transferable across our audiences.  Hear what Diane says to a marketer whom I coached and is interested in producing her own film and is hoping to stand out. Links Follow Diane on Instagram Get to know Diane. Shop Diane’s book, Shoot From The Heart

This podcast is very special. It is for children. Diane explained her vision for writing "My Friendship with Doubt" and "Rulers Don't Measure." Diane is inspiring. She will melt your heart with her message to children to let go of doubt and stop comparing yourself to others. Parents and caregivers read these books to your children. Adults will learn from Diane as well. By day Diane Scabilloni is an award winning mortgage broker. Diane has assisted over 3000 mortgage clients over the past 20 years. Diane was recently awarded the Five Star Professional Award for the 9th year in a row. In our market, she is among the top 3% in the mortgage lending field for production and providing an excellent mortgage experience. Diane is energized by the mortgage lending industry. She loves meeting new clients during such an exciting time in their life. Her tag line is to CONNECT, PRODUCE, IMPRESS and INSPIRE. By night Diane is also the Inspirational Author of “My Friendship with Doubt” and "Rulers Don't Measure". She creates children's books to provide encouragement and hope for our young people. Diane is excellent at having conversations about challenging topics like doubt, fear, comparison… Diane earned a Masters in Public Management from Carnegie Mellon University and Bachelors in Psychology and Sociology from Indiana University of PA. When Diane is not assisting her clients, she is spending time with her husband, Jim, two teenage boys and puppy Zeke. They enjoy golfing, biking, hiking and just hanging out talking and watching movies. Diane is actively involved with her son's school as the Treasurer of the Bethel Park Cross Country Boosters.Follow Diane at: https://www.dianescabilloni.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dianescabill...Instagram: @dianescabilloni Find Joan at: www.JoanKaylor.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoanKaylor.I...Instagram: @trichexpert

Dr. Diane Pomerantz is a clinical psychologist who has been in practice working with children, adolescents, and adults in the Baltimore, Maryland area for over 35 years. She has done extensive work in the area of trauma and child abuse and research in the area of personality development of abused children. She currently runs Healing Through Writing groups in her practice. She is a breast cancer survivor and has two grown children. She and her shaggy dog, Rug, live amidst tall trees on the outskirts of Baltimore, Maryland. Jacquelyn Mitchard, New York Times Best-Selling Author says "Diane Pomerantz's story of a punishing marriage may be an often-told tale, but she has a majestic talent for conjuring emotion and compelling the reader with an authentic and heartbreaking story."  Lost in the Reflecting Pool A memoir and a psychological love story that is tender but, at the time, horrifying. Lost in the Reflecting Pool is a chronicle of one woman's struggle to survive within, and to ultimately break free of - a relationship with a man incapable of caring about anyone beyond himself. When Diane, a psychologist falls in love with Charles, a charming and brilliant psychiatrist, there is laughter, flowers.....and also darkness.  After moving through infertility treatments and the trials of the adoption process, the couple is ultimately successful.  However, in time, Charles becomes critical and controlling leaving Diane feeling battered.   When Diane is diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer, Charles' attentiveness quickly vanishes and is replaced by withdrawal, anger, and sadism.  Diana recognizes these actions at pathological narcissism and emotional abuse that turns venomous.    

In this episode of the Like Dragons Did They Fight series, Karen Broadhead interviews Warrior Mom Diane. Diane opens up about her struggles with her teenage daughter. When Diane learned that her daughter doubted her own self-worth, thought about suicide and using drugs to dull the pain she was feeling, Diane confronted her in an attempt to help. Unfortunately, this initially backfired and Diane felt like their home became a "war zone". She felt she was operating out of fear. When she learned to rely on the Holy Ghost, Diane could help herself and find ways to mend things with her daughter and help her. Diane's message to moms is that "there is really hope" and "I am resilient." Listen to Diane's story of hope. Mothers Who Know is not only for mothers with a son struggling, but it's also for mothers with a daughter struggling. Once a month we have a therapist answer questions for moms specifically about daughters--how to help and support them and sometimes, just how to best mother them. For more information check out our website at https://motherswhoknow.org/ or https://www.lifechangingservices.org/daughtersoflight/ for information on our program specifically for young women. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/motherswhoknow/support

Diane Gottsman is a national etiquette expert. She is the owner of a company that specializes in corporate etiquette training. She is the author of Modern Etiquette for a Better Life. She has appeared on The Today Show, Headline News, CBS Sunday Morning, and in the New York Times. She is also poised, beautiful, smart, and so well-spoken. I was nervous about having an etiquette expert like Diane on the show today, but she put me at ease. Diane teaches that etiquette is about mind and soul, and that they are connected. She believes that etiquette is about putting other people at ease, and that's what she did with me. She also answered my questions with such grace and wisdom that I loved this episode. Diane shares insights about life we all need to keep in mind. This interview wasn’t what I had expected, but it is filled with actionable knowledge we can all use. You can find Diane here: Diane Gottsman Website Diane Gottsman on Instagram Diane Gottsman on Facebook dg@psotx.com Show Notes [02:45] Diane is in San Antonio today. [05:25] To Diane etiquette isn't stuffy, it's about life skills and making other people feel comfortable. Every person at every age can fine-tune their life skills. [05:59] When Diane was growing up she didn't know what she wanted to do, but she did know she wanted to work with people. [06:25] Diane has a master's degree in human behavior. She started fundraising for meals-on-wheels. She also worked with a children's charity and one of the children said when she grew up she wanted to be just like Diane. [07:33] She had an aha moment and realized that knowledge and training was all that was holding this little girl back. This inspired Diane to work and train people in all walks of life. [08:33] She merged her teaching and training into one. By nature Diane is an introvert. She is still shy, but she's a socialized introvert. [09:48] It's up to us to be relationship builders. Etiquette is just about being authentic and genuine. That is what Diane teaches. [10:37] We get to choose how we behave and how others treat us. We train people how to treat us. If someone is talking down to you, you don't have to waste a lot of time with them. [11:07] It's about feeling good about yourself and knowing that you are not competing with anyone else. [11:16] Money doesn't buy class it buys a great pair of shoes. It's about self confidence and making others around you feel comfortable. [11:36] If everyone likes you, there's something wrong with you. It means you're not speaking your truth. [11:45] Diane teaches etiquette which is about mind and soul, and they are connected. [13:02] There's a difference between assertive and aggressive. You lose your power when you scream or shout. [13:48] As we grow, we weed our friendship gardens. [14:40] A graceful exit isn't a shouting match. It's better to talk about something positive rather than negative. You can gracefully exit. You don't need to give excuses. There is power in truth, but use good judgement. [16:54] Diane owns the Protocol School of Texas which is a company that specializes in corporate etiquette training. [17:35] You are your brand. Always work on your brand. [19:44] It's up to us as parents to do the best that we can. Give your kids structure and boundaries. [20:54] Diane instilled values in her kids. The need to be respectful, make eye contact, exchange a handshake when appropriate, and be open and have grace. Give everyone the benefit of the doubt. [22:13] When eating at restaurants, at the end of the meal, Melissa asks her kids what were the color of the eyes of their waiter or waitress. [22:48] When you are introduced to someone stand up. [25:25] Balance is the key with social media. You can tell a great deal about a person from their posts. Social media can help you, but we all need face-to-face relationships. [27:20] Texting isn't a bad thing, but it may not be the best thing in some situations. Know the language of the person that you are relating to. [28:29] Everyone should have people around them who lift them up. [31:44] Cell phone etiquette? Put your phone away at a party or event. You can use your phone when getting a pedicure. Use your best judgement. The most important person is sitting across from you. [34:28] Thank you notes? They aren't outdated. Send the note. [36:29] Hold a red wine glass from the bowl and a white wine glass from the stem. A champagne flute is held from the stem. [36:56] Hostess gifts are still a thing. Take one when you are invited to a party or to stay at someone’s home. Send flowers in advance. Don't make the host or hostess stop and find a vase. Bring wine, tea towels, or olive oil. [38:21] You shouldn't be thinking about the exit at the entrance of a party. It's your job to be pleasant and interesting. At a wedding reception, wait until the cake is cut. At a dinner, you have to wait for dessert. [40:57] Tipping for a housekeeper during holidays is fine. [42:16] How to deal with personal questions. These questions are invasive and off limits. Keep your questions to yourself. Set boundaries with questions. [45:41] Listen to your gut, it will guide you. Be kind to yourself and give yourself a break. [46:49] We should all strive to surround ourselves with people who lift us up. [48:12] Diane answers the three rapid fire questions. [52:41] Etiquette is about class and grace. It's about raising our children to make others feel like the most important people in the room. It's about looking people in the eye when we speak to them. It's about listening instead of speaking. It's about putting down our phones. It's about extending a hand rather than a text. Thanks for joining us on Ordinary People Ordinary Things. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review. Just like your mother taught you. Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page @MsMelissaRadke on Instagram @msmelissaradke on Twitter This Sucks But God Is Good (online course) Eat Cake. Be Brave. Eat Cake. Be Brave. Book Club How to Take Your Marriage From Here to There Audio Download Modern Etiquette for a Better Life How to Change How You Feel Without Changing Who You Are Webinar Tipping Etiquette

Arbus & West (Melbourne Theatre Company) (review)Hollywood bombshell Mae West built her career on lookin’ good – walkin’ the walk and talkin’ the talk – while legendary photographer Diane Arbus was famous for finding beauty in the everyday. When Diane turns up at Mae’s glistening LA apartment in 1964 to take her portrait, tensions quickly flare. Mae’s version of herself is very different to the one Diane wants to catch on film. But whose version wins out when a master of illusion meets a master of truth?Drawing on the infamous meeting between two extraordinary women, award-winning Australian playwright Stephen Sewell imagines what might have transpired creating a power play of sexuality and intrigue.For more information visit  https://www.harrypottertheplay.com/au/   Theatre First RSS feed:   https://feeds.megaphone.fm/ivetheatrereviews Subscribe, rate and review Theatre First at all good podcatcher apps, including Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes), Stitcher, Pocket Casts, CastBox.FM, Podbean, ACast etc.If you're enjoying Theatre First podcast, please share and tell your friends. Your support would be appreciated...thank you.#theatre #stage #reviews #melbourne #australia #arbus&west Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Diane Wolfe is a speaker, author and a founder of a publishing company. She speaks on publishing, marketing, websites and blogs, leadership and goal setting. She began speaking when working with a motivational company, and her career on the stage has developed as she's written books and created a business on publishing. Speaking to promote your book. Diane Wolfe, known as "Spunk on a Stick", says your enthusiasm and knowing your content makes all the difference when you're speaking to promote your book. She explains why she's known as "Spunk on a Stick" in the podcast - sometimes your loved ones know you best! While in seminars about publishing and promoting books, she came to realize that having a book on the topics made sense. She's since written for those topics with the book, "How to Publish and Promote Your Book Now!"    When Diane speaks to audiences she makes sure she knows exactly where they are in the process to write, publish or promote their books, and then she can use stories as parables to teach on each area of what it will take to get to where they need to go in the publishing world. On the Podcast, she tells the story of frogs in a milk jug as an illustration. Diane recommends speakers use their books as another form of revenue - which makes speaking for free a viable method to promote what you do. Connect Connect with Diane Wolfe via LinkedIn, and on her publishing website. MillsWyck Minute Alan shares how to differentiate yourself from other speakers. The KEY5 Podcast is produced by the Team at YourLocalStudio.com

Diane Gardner is a Certified Tax Coach and best-selling author whose proactive planning approach helps clients dodge the tax bullet. Her tax coaching sessions have resulted in a combined savings of over $1.22 million to-date — hard-earned profits small business owners would have given to the government by overpaying taxes. Diane is the co-author of the best-selling books, Stand Apart and Why Didn’t My CPA Tell Me That?  She has also authored six other books including her newest, Stop Overpaying Your Taxes! 11 Ways Entrepreneurs Overpay and How to Stop it Now!    Click to tweet: .@gardner_diane is sharing her story to inspire you on Women Taking the Lead https://womentakingthelead.com/218 #inspiration Playing Small Moment As an accountant, Diane had a habit of letting her staff and clients walk all over her. It wasn’t until Diane was able to stand up for herself and create processes and systems, that her business started taking off and excelling. The Wake Up Call Diane was stuck in a verbally abusive marriage for 17 years. When Diane was at a conference with a mindset coach, she realized that her experience in her marriage had her believing the lie that she had nothing important to say. That mindset helped Diane develop her voice and see that she had an important message to share. Style of Leadership Diane doesn’t associate herself with titles; she is just part of her team. Those titles can be intimidating to some and Diane wants to be relatable to the members on her team. What Are You Excited About? Diane’s goal for 2017 is to bump her current $1.22 million in tax savings to $2 million by the end of the year. Current Business Challenge Diane struggles with staffing to get those really good, superstar people to join her team. She is working on honing her interviewing skills, as well. Leadership Practice Diane is a firm believer in ditching the titles. Advice For Younger Self Diane would tell herself to develop a niche early on and not to wait until she has been in business for too long. Inspirational Quote “Whenever you see a successful business, someone once made a courageous decision.” Links http://www.taxcoach4you.com/ https://twitter.com/gardner_diane https://www.facebook.com/taxcoach4you Thank You to Our Sponsors Fanchest: Sports gift boxes loaded with products from your guy’s favorite team, in the perfect packaging delivered right to their door. Licensed apparel and fun surprises any sports fan will love. Free shipping and free returns. Enter promo code Jodi to get $10 off! www.fanchest.com Zebralove Web Solutions: Your website tells a story about your business! At Zebralove Web Solutions, Milly and her team are going to make sure your website tells the story you want your customers to hear. Connect with Milly at zebralovewebsolutions.com to create the impression you want to make! Resources Private Facebook Community: Chat, share and collaborate with other women in the community! Accomplished: How to Go from Dreaming to Doing: A simple, step by step system that gives you the foundation and structure to take your goals and make them happen. The Accomplished Community: A community of entrepreneurial Type A women uniting to achieve their biggest goals with confidence, integrity and a sense of humor. Subscribe to Women Taking the Lead If you enjoyed this episode subscribe in iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Google Play Music or iHeart Radio and never miss out on inspiration and community!

EER096: Living, Camping & Hiking in Eastern Europe with Kids Living in Serbia. Camping in Kosovo. Hiking in Eastern Europe with kids. Hitchhiking, too. Diane Vukovic has lots of experience in all of these, and that's what we'll talk about today.    ::: Like what you’re hearing? Then please subscribe, rate & review Epic Education Radio. We would be extremely grateful! iTunes is a search engine as well, and so rating/reviewing Epic Education Radio the #1 way to help others find us. Thank you! :::   Hiking in Eastern Europe with Kids Diane moved to Serbia when she was 22 years old. An avid hiker, camper and outdoors lover since childhood, she found many beautiful places to go hiking in Eastern Europe. Her daughter Isabella is now six years old and goes camping with her mom whenever they have the chance.  They have been hiking and slept under stars in countries like Kosovo, Albania, Romania and other places that are great for camping in Eastern Europe. Hiking in Eastern Europe with kids isn't as common as it is in some parts of the world. And camping in Eastern Europe, she explains, often involves staying in building you reserve in advance. The area's natural beauty, however, is spectacular, and the Slovenian mountain trails are beautiful.    The Different Styles of Camping in Eastern Europe Diane explains some of the different forms of camping and hiking in Eastern europe that she comes across. Most locals join hiking and camping clubs. Others do "car camping," where you pitch a tent right next to where you park. When Diane and Isabella go camping in Eastern Europe, they prefer to hike in. By hiking in, they get away from the noise of cars and people and the cit and truly enjoy the natural world. This kind of backpacking and "wild camping" is what they enjoy best. There are other classiifcations of hiking and camping in Europe that she's come across. Some people classify their style as through hikers and ultralight campers. This is a style of camping in which weight and mobility are key. While Diane appreciates the passion of thethrough hikers and ultralight campers, the best camping in Eastern Europe she's found is at a slower, more relaxed pace.  The Joy of Camping in Eastern Europe with Kids Diane details a typical camping trip and talks about some of the best camping in Eastern Europe she's found so far. Does she come across many others camping and hiking in Eastern Europe with kids? Not often, she says, but one particular camping trip inspired her to start her family camping blog.  As she describes in the interview, she went hiking with friends and their children. While apprehensive at first, she watched her friend open up and enjoy the experience. The worry for her child's safety in the woods soon turned to joy. They had a great time. After that, Diane knew she needed to write about it more. What You Need for Hiking & Camping with Kids A lot of people think you need expensive and specialized gear to go hiking in Eastern Europe or anywhere else. You don't. Diane talks about the hiking boots, clothes and other camping gear they use, but emphasizes that it doesn't have to break the bank to enjoy camping in Eastern Europe.  There are a few pieces of equipment that are very important, however. If you're planning on hiking in remote areas, a good water filter is crucial, she says. Good boots, too. A well-prepared first aid kit is also recommended, and Diane has a great piece on the kit she pput together. Look for that in the show notes.  Hitchhiking with Kids Occasionally Diane and Isabella do some hitchhiking in Eastern Europe, as well. In the West today, hitchhiking is not even considered by many travelers, but you can still find hitchiking in Euope. Diane talks about hitchhiking in Eastern Europe with Isabella and how it has saved them long walks to the entrance to some of the best Slovenia mountain trails and other places to hike in Eastern Europe.  IN THIS EPISODE 02:02 Intro & origins 05:21 What's great about living & traveling in Eastern Europe 08:16 The different definitions of camping 10:24 How Dianne & Isabella camp in Eastern Europe 14:59 Outdoor & camping culture in Eastern Europe 20:15 Water filters: Her most important piece of camping gear 23:36 Boots & when to buy them 28:25 Don't need fancy gear 31:55 Backpacking & camping in Eastern Europe with young kids 37:55 Education & self-directed learning while camping with kids 43:58 Hitchhiking with kids 48:20 Tips for hitchhiking 54:34 Working in Serbis and the cost of traveling in Eastern Europe ABOUT Names: Dianne Vukovic & her daughter Isabella (now 6) Hold passports from: USA & Serbia  Type of travel: Lives in Serbia — camping, hitchhiking, & hiking in Eastern Europe A few places they've been: Kosovo, Albania, Romania and elsewhere in Eastern Europe. Recently in Peru. IN THEIR BAGS Sawyer Mini Water Filter Sleeping pad Cook set (Mess kit) Camping stove (nothing special) LINKS & RESOURCES Hitch Wiki Diane's piece about mosquitoes Diane's first aid checklist FIND THEM ON Mom Goes Camping | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest | Google+   Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. This means, at no extra cost to you,  we might receive a small commission if you make a purchase or book using those links. My opinions are my own and I only recommend places/services that I believe will genuinely help your travel.

Diane Gardner, Your Tax Coach, is a Quilly Award recipient and the best-selling author of Stand Apart and Why Didn’t My CPA Tell Me That? She recently released her fifth book, Stop Overpaying Your Taxes!  11 Ways Entrepreneurs Overpay and How to Stop It Now! Diane specializes in saving small business owners between $5,000 and $50,000 per year in 60 minutes or less through proactive tax planning. To date she has saved over $417,000 in tax for her clients. She is a licensed Enrolled Agent (EA), which allows her to prepare income tax returns and to represent taxpayers in all fifty states. Diane is also a QuickBooks Pro advisor, an Accredited Tax Preparer (ATP), and a Certified Tax Coach (CTC).  Certified Tax Coaches are an elite group of professionals who focus on helping businesses and individuals pay the least amount of tax that is legally possible. Diane has worked hard to make her businesses stand apart from other accounting and tax professionals by specializing as a tax coach. Her personal goal is to make sure business owners are not overpaying their taxes, by utilizing proactive tax planning. Her clients also benefit from her coaching and mastermind groups. She is the leader of the Business Breakthrough Mastermind Group, which meets in her hometown of Rathdrum, Idaho and her Get Off the Wheel virtual masterminding and coaching program. When Diane isn’t busy working with business owners, she is a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. Her toddler grandson, Braden, is a very important part of her life, and she is fortunate to be able to spend quite a bit of time with him. Diane is quite active in her church and serves on the board of the Twin Lakes Friends Camp, which offers summer camping programs for kids. She is also active in her community and in several local Chambers of Commerce. For more information about any of the information Diane has presented, you may reach her by calling Diane Gardner the Mad Marketing Accountant Diane Gardner, Your Tax Coach, is a Qub illy Award recipient and the best-selling author of Stand Apart and Why Didn’t My CPA Tell Me That? She recently released her fifth book, Stop Overpaying Your Taxes! 11 Ways Entrepreneurs Overpay and How to Stop It Now! Diane specializes in saving small business owners between $5,000 and $50,000 per year in 60 minutes or less through proactive tax planning. To date she has saved over $417,000 in tax for her clients. She is a licensed Enrolled Agent (EA), which allows her to prepare income tax returns and to represent taxpayers in all fifty states. Diane is also a QuickBooks Pro advisor, an Accredited Tax Preparer (ATP), and a Certified Tax Coach (CTC). Certified Tax Coaches are an elite group of professionals who focus on helping businesses and individuals pay the least amount of tax that is legally possible. Diane has worked hard to make her businesses stand apart from other accounting and tax professionals by specializing as a tax coach. Her personal goal is to make sure business owners are not overpaying their taxes, by utilizing proactive tax planning. Her clients also benefit from her coaching and mastermind groups. She is the leader of the Business Breakthrough Mastermind Group, which meets in her hometown of Rathdrum, Idaho and her Get Off the Wheel virtual masterminding and coaching program. When Diane isn’t busy working with business owners, she is a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. Her toddler grandson, Braden, is a very important part of her life, and she is fortunate to be able to spend quite a bit of time with him. Diane is quite active in her church and serves on the board of the Twin Lakes Friends Camp, which offers summer camping programs for kids. She is also active in her community and in several local Chambers of Commerce. For more information about any of the information Diane has presented, you may reach her by calling (800) 841-0212 or (208) 687-0508 or by going to her Web sites: www.AdeptBusiness.biz www.TaxCoach4You.com Books: Obamacare Survival Guide www.taxcoach4you.com/books/obamacare-survival-guide/ 10 Most Expensive Tax Mistakes That Cost You Thousands! www.taxcoach4you.com/books/tax-mistakes/ Stop Overpaying Your Taxes! 11 Ways Entrepreneurs Overpay and How to Stop It Now www.taxcoach4you.com/books/stop-over-paying-your-taxes /