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Steph is back and so are the guys this week to talk about some interesting moves the Warriors need to make this offseason. When Steph is playing everything just seems to be better. Wiseman looked better with Steph around. Since Oubre didn't get traded at the deadline, the guys discuss if he is a fit for the team in the future. What does the future hold for Wiseman with the Warriors next season? Would they be better off keeping him or trading him away with some 1st round picks to get another superstar? If they traded Wiseman during the offseason, what would their plan be for Center? The guys talk about Coach Kerr's move last night of playing Jordan Poole at point. And they talk about how JTA should have a role with the Warriors next season and why they think he isn't playing as much this year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steph Jagger is a modern day spell-caster with her words. When Steph sends an email love letter, I savour every word she shares. She’s a writer, speaker, creator and guide. Her first book, Unbound – A Story of Snow & Self-Discovery, is a memoire that reads like a novel.  I devoured it in a weekend after meeting Steph at her book launch. Steph leads The Great Big Journey, a 3-month immersive coaching experience several times a year. Her second memoir is about the journey she took with her mom after she was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s. This new book is due out in 2022.   https://www.stephjagger.com/ where you can sign up for her love letters https://www.stephjagger.com/page-turners for the book https://www.instagram.com/stephjagger/   Visit my shop: https://wakeupwithgratitude.com/ Post-production Audio by Paul Tedeschini Best supplements for stress: https://bit.ly/ironmanvitamins Ready to kick the cravings? bit.ly/ResetwithUSANA Take good care of your immune system this winter: https://bit.ly/healthypandemiclife Join our Gratitude Ambassadors Community on Facebook! facebook.com/groups/gratitudeambassadors/ All the social links: facebook.com/juliecmboyer/ facebook.com/wakeupwithgratitudephoto/ instagram.com/juliecmboyer/ instagram.com/wakeupwithgratitudephoto/ twitter.com/juliecmboyer linkedin.com/in/juliecmboyer/ twitch.tv/mrs__wolf  

When we are young children, we think our parents are practically super-human. We think they can do no wrong. We think they follow the rules, especially the ones they set. But, at some point, we realize they are just humans who make mistakes and sometimes break the rules—even rules they come up with themselves. When Steph was 14-years old, her father revealed that he had another daughter; a child born before he met Steph’s mom. Steph and Beth have an honest conversation about how our own self-confidence can be shaken when our confidence in our parents takes a hit. Steph and Beth also talk about how ideas about God as “the Father” can elevate our ideas about dads (or lower our ideas about God). Ultimately, accepting our parents’ flaws can be a pathway to self-acceptance.Buy the host a coffee and/or tea: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dospod—Full transcript and show notes here: https://bit.ly/dospod61Words we use: https://dospod.us/wordsVoicemail & text: (850) 270-3308—Guests we are looking for: https://bit.ly/dospodguestSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dospod)

Today on the show, I’m chatting with my friend Stephanie Long, who is a Business Coach for Nutritionists! She helps nutritionists to build their programs, reach more clients & successfully launch their business! When Steph and I first connected via Instagram about 1.5 years ago, we were instantly intrigued by the very similar life paths that we had both followed. I guess you could say we were kindred spirits. Through getting to know one another-- we discovered that we were both students at the same Campus of The Canadian School of Natural Nutrition just a mere 6 months apart-- and both of us actually went on to become teachers of the Business Course there. Our similarities continued to surprise us -- some of them being that we both have coaching businesses which now focus on business coaching, whereas it was previously nutrition coaching… and we have both lived in the same neighbourhood in Toronto, without knowing each other. I’m so grateful that Instagram connected us, and allowed us to become friends. You may recognize Steph because I’ve actually been a guest on her podcast, The Next Level Nutrition Biz Podcast, before. It is SUCH an amazing resource for all nutritionists looking to level up their business skills, so be sure to listen to an episode. Stephanie lives on Vancouver Island in Canada with her partner Craig and their two tabby kitties! In this episode we’re diving into the topic of How to Get More Visible,  so that you can grow your business. This is a topic that both Steph and I are very passionate about, because we know how hard it can feel to put yourself out there & gain visibility, especially in the early stages of launching. I’m so thrilled that I am able to feature Steph’s story on the visionary life podcast. I know you’re going to love this episode, so let’s dive in. - CONNECT WITH STEPH... Learn about Steph's Courses: https://courses.stephanielong.ca/ Connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephanielong.ca/?hl=en CONNECT WITH KELSEY... Join The Visionary Method: https://kelseyreidl.lpages.co/tvm/ Let's be friends on Insta: https://instagram.com/kelseyreidl - THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS... No Issue - Use code “Visionary” at checkout to receive a discount on your first purchase! Healthy Planet Canada - They’re offering you a 10% discount on any online order over $49.99 when you use the code visionary10 at checkout.

When Steph is away Puff and Sami will play. That's right Sami is back and hanging on the show this week! Her and Puff catch up on her life and she plays the feud too! Enjoy the show!

This week we're shaking tables as we breakdown our issues with diversity & inclusion. From still having to deal with labels, education discrimination, and the importance of allowing people to tell their own story.We even touch on financial planning, float therapy, and self love languages! This a whole lot of episode to unpack! Timestamps:03:20 - How did we become cooler nerds this last week?04:55 - The struggle of finding a balance between work and life05:45 - How you end up wasting time while burned out11:00 - How FaceApp has added themselves to the “head-ass” apps list12:27 - - Steph losses train of thought18:20 - Madblkman’s trip to see a financial advisor and how creating a plan makes him more focused30:18 - When Steph’s procrastination becomes productivity 38:00 - So what’s this float therapy stuff all about?44:00 - Steph’s unmotivated week47:00 - The motivation behind today’s episode49:00 - What does diversity and inclusion mean to us?50:30 - Why is now the right time to have this conversation? 55:00 - How diversity and inclusion has become a catalyst for disingenuous action59:20 - The reality of white privilege1:01:20 - Why we need to let people tell their own story1:05:30 - Diversity isn’t about just black people1:07:30 - Why discriminating against education is forever stupid1:10:00 - Do we feel like we’ve missed out on anything?1:10:45 - How you end up feeling like you’re “bothering” people1:12:35 - Why you won’t find a specific answer to “how to get into security?”1:15:45 - How communication styles can hold you back in technology1:19:20 - Why we feel like we need to get louder to get our point across1:24:45 - Dealing with labels in the office1:28:00 - What can be done to make diversity and inclusion better?1:30:00 - Why we all need to spend times with different people at work1:34:00 - How have we benefitted from D&I?1:40:50 - Good job Reggie!1:43:45 - Steph and Sesh: Self-Love Languages1:51:30 - Outro1: 52:40 - What are going to do to become cooler nerds?Social MediaTwitter - @coolestnerdpodIG - @coolestnerdsintheroomEmail - coolestnerdsintheroom@gmail.comSteph on Twitter - @StephandSecMadblkman on Twitter - @MadblkmanResources:Self Love Love LanguageLove Language TestFaceApp ArticleFloat Tank TherapyIntro/Outro produced by @chaisnuclear of the Chicken Social

Stephanie "the Hammer" Hammerman, of North Carolina, is a cancer survivor and the world's first CrossFit Level 2 trainer with cerebral palsy. When Steph was born, her future was unclear and doctors initially said she might never walk, talk, read or write. But now, she’s done all of those things — and more. In this episode we discuss her introduction to CrossFit, becoming Nike's first adaptive fitness athlete, owning her own affiliate, beating cancer, and what's next. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jason-ackerman/support

Having a Business - with Don't Buy Her Flowers founder Steph Douglas Freaking the F*ck Out is a podcast where Kelsey Bennett and Maddy Scott examine the inner workings of their anxious minds.  Covering everything from the minute to the very big and life changing, they’re not mental health professionals but they do happen to have some experience in the field. When Steph had her first baby she received 8 bunches of flowers...which she just didn't know what to do with.  This slightly overwhelmed feeling led to the discovery that there wasn't much of an alternative when it came to gifts for new mums.  So, she created one.  Don't Buy Her Flowers is a thoughtful gift company, where you can send the new mum in your life to a real treat.  It's also expanded to packages for birthdays, get well, thank you, bereavement and any occasion where you might want to send something thoughtful.  We talk all things new business, taking the plunge and going your own way. Contact: Email: hello@freakingthefuckout.com Twitter: @ftfopod Instagram: @ftfopod Facebook: Freaking the F Out Artwork by Chris Hastings-Spital (@chrismhs) Steph Douglas: @steph_dontbuyherflowers @dontbuyherflowers    

When your job titles are “rock star” and “mom”, the joys of when your kids come see you perform, support systems when you have to travel as a working mom, when your kids have talent, surviving a lack of supportive relationships on the road,  surprising places you’ll find support, and balancing two worlds as a mother. Steph Paynes, lead guitarist and founder of tribute band Lez Zeppelin, shares her routines and relationships as a mom with hosts Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.(Steph’s Instagram:  @lezzeppelin and @stephpaynes)In this episode: Michelle on an impending change of routines with second baby expected How you just figure it out new routines, like solving a puzzle Steph Paynes on having a job title “rock star” When Steph started the band, and then got pregnant shortly after Her son Harrison is not as much a musician, her son Max is a gifted musician, went to a special gifted music school How he attended school for 6 years, studied violin, but then changed paths into computers an engineering That special time when Max picked up a guitar and tried to figure out Led Zeppelin When Steph’s kids come and see her play in the band, some of the great moments Steph on the joy of seeing her kids in the audience or wings, knowing they were there, and she didn’t have to leave them Harrison coming on Australia tour with Steph Support systems, friends who understand what you’re doing Parents nearby were able to help How when touring there weren’t people who could help or give advice Why Steph never thought she should stop doing it, but maybe she is crazy anywhere Showing up in preschool with leather pants and long velvet coat is weird, and perhaps often late How Steph got support in surprising places, such as the office of the preschool Steph on being able to live sincerely in a a lot of different worlds, different parts of her, unlike many rock musicians To share your #MOMSGOTTHIS MOMENT just call 833-844-THIS-MOM (833-844-7666) and leave a voicemail with your first name and city along with your moment.

The Wise Guys are joined by NBA Veteran Nate Robinson as the crew gets amped for Game 3.  1:20 - Q, Jared, Al & Nate share their predictions for game 3 as well as their excitement to see Cleveland play at home. 6:15 - JR Smith scored 5 points in 30 minutes during game 2. Is that par for the course or has the pressure following his game 1 blunder gotten to him? 12:22 - When Steph has a hot hand, should the Cavs foul him to slow him down? The crew debates. 14:37 - Houston? Boston? Where is Lebron's next team?

Have you thought about teaching yoga full-time but fear making ends meet? Steph Crowder, the Head of Member Success at Fizzle.co has created actionable steps to make possible what may seem like an impossible goal.   Fizzle is a community for creatives, makers and entrepreneurs. Steph began as a member and loved the platform so much she envisioned a role for herself within the company. She applied for a small job and worked her way up to her full-time position.   Steph also hosts the Courage and Clarity Podcast and co-hosts The Fizzle Show which allows her to share her passion for helping entrepreneurs reach their potential in an otherwise often solitary pursuit.   Steph shares with us the importance of calculating your Minimal Viable Income (or MVI) which is the minimum you need to make, per month, to make ends meet. If while building your business you can earn this number there's a good chance you can transition from your primary job to teaching yoga full-time.   When Steph isn't helping people pursue their business goals, she's hanging out with her husband and one-year-old-daughter, sipping wine and decorating her new home in Louisville, Kentucky. 7:40 How Steph got started on her entrepreneurial journey   11:55 What is Minimal Viable Income?   14:15 Your MVI is highly individualized and is dictated by numerous variables   18:50 When can I teach yoga full time?   20:00 The power of having a number for your Minimal Viable Income   20:35 Actionable steps to determine your Minimal Viable Income:   1 Fixed and Variable Expenses- determining the difference between your fixed expenses like rent, mortgage, car insurance, etc. and variable expenses that are based on habits like entertainment, clothes, groceries   23:00 2 Trimming the Fat- looking at the numbers and where you can reduce,  challenging yourself on the expenses   25:35 3 Getting Creative- go further and ask yourself the question like: do you need 2 cars, can you change your living situation, etc. - means to an end, changes aren't forever   29:15 4 Do the Math   Do you have a cushion of savings Business archetypes -different ways you can bring in income Making a game plan to get the work you need to reach your MVI   34:15 4 strategies to consider if you need to hit your MVI quickly:   Consider 1:1 work Hit your networks hard Always ask for referrals Consider a second source of income   40:30 Does the MVI apply to those working full-time teaching yoga and feel like they're not making ends meet?   43:20 How to contact Steph   44:30 Shannon's closing thoughts   Links   Steph's email: steph@fizzle.co   The Fizzle Website   Steph's Website: Courage and Clarity- Fizzle to sign up for 5-week free trial   Free PDF from Steph: How to Afford an Entrepreneurial Lifestyle: A Comprehensive Guide to  Minimum Viable Income   Courage and Clarity Podcast   Courage and Clarity on Facebook   Steph on Instagram   The Connected Teacher Facebook Group   Follow The Connected Teacher on Youtube   Book a Consultation Call with Shannon   Mama Nurture Teacher Training (RPYT) Gratitude to our Sponsor Schedulicity