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In this episode from the series of Casanova's appearance as a guest on other podcasts, Casanova and host Chris Harder talk about his inspirational journey of overcoming setbacks and losses in his life, to an award-winning real estate agent, investor, speaker, and CEO. He shares the mindset that helped him achieve these incredible feats.  Here's a snapshot of a few things we talked about…         Introduction         Where Did He Grow Up, and Where Does He Live Now?         What Would He Call His Superpower?         One of His Favorite Books         What Does He Consider One of His All-Time Favorite Accomplishments?         What Does He Feel Challenged by Right Now?         Something He Has Done That is Generous?         What Does He Feel Grateful for Today?         How He Ended Up Losing His Mother, His Job and His House?         How Was He Able to Land 46 Deals in His First Year?         How Was He Able to Save Himself from Imposter Syndrome?         Where Does the Positivity in His Personality Come from?           Does He Feel Racial Resistance as an Entrepreneur or a Real Estate Agent?         How Does He Teach His Kids About What is Going on in the Country?         How Do We Better Support Black Entrepreneurs?         How Does He Want His Kids to Grow Up Viewing Success?         The Non-Profit He Is Most Excited About?  

Where Does the Bible Come From? by Harmony Bible Church

Politically motivated philanthropy can influence who gets hired, who is awarded tenure/promoted, and what is taught/researched. Subject-matter priorities include promoting the primacy of free-market capitalism and safeguarding the ethic of American Exceptionalism. Recent efforts have focused on restricting teaching the legacy of racism in America, including rejecting Critical Race Theory as a legitimate framework for interpreting U.S. history. Thankfully, academics across the country are responding to these pernicious activities. We feature two of those colleagues in today's program--ISAAC KAMOLA, Trinity College, and BETHANY LETIECQ, George Mason University. Kamola's recent article in Inside Higher Education, "Where Does the Bizarre Hysteria About CRT Come From? Follow the Money!," has received nationwide acclaim. Kamola's new book (out in November), "Free Speech and Koch Money: Manufacturing a Campus Culture War" (with Ralph Wilson), examines how the Koch donor network funds the student groups, campus provocateurs, think tanks, litigation organizations, and the right-wing media outlets responsible for manufacturing the so-called ‘campus free speech crisis.' Letiecq is a faculty activist at one of America's most infiltrated universities. She serves on the GMU Faculty Senate and is president of the campus chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP). In her GMU-AAUP role, she partnered with student leaders and worked to expose undue donor influence at GMU, and she has also challenged the privatization of presidential searches and working conditions of contracted workers during COVID. Letiecq wrote about GMU and donor influence in "George Mason University's Donor Problem and the Fight for Transparency," which was published in AAUP's Academe. (This podcast was produced by Frank Fear for FutureU, July 2021, and was transcribed for transmission here.)

July 7, 2021 - Where Does a Policy Follow

Is the internet becoming unusable? Does it have a life beyond the constant barrage of annoying pop-ups, cookies, self-playing video commercials, captchas, paywalls and requests to turn off your ad blocker? In this week's podcast, we discuss all the things we think are wrong with the World Wide Web and consider what should be done to rescue the internet, looking at ideas to make it a more informative, quality-assured and user-friendly space. A few things we mentioned in this podcast: - Spotify Removes Tens of Thousands of Indie Songs For ‘Artificial Streams' https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2021/01/06/spotify-reportedly-pulls-indie-songs/ - Where Does the Majority of Internet Traffic Come From? https://www.ncta.com/whats-new/report-where-does-the-majority-of-internet-traffic-come - Kiss Your Browser Goodbye: The Radical Future of Media Beyond the Web https://www.wired.com/1997/03/ff-push/ - The Web is Dead. Long Live the Internet https://www.wired.com/2010/08/ff-webrip/ - The Appification Of Everything Will Transform The World's 360 Million Web Sites https://www.forbes.com/sites/anthonykosner/2012/12/16/forecast-2013-the-appification-of-everything-will-turn-the-web-into-an-app-o-verse/?sh=27784a7314bd - The Appification of Everything and Why it Needs to End https://caseorganic.medium.com/the-appification-of-everything-why-it-needs-to-end-8a2214c1968f - Mises Institute: The Truth About the "Robber Barons" https://mises.org/library/truth-about-robber-barons For more information on Aleph Insights visit our website https://alephinsights.com or to get in touch about our podcast email podcast@alephinsights.com Image: Image under CC BY 2.0

Today our guest is Scott Shute, head of mindfulness and compassion, at LinkedIn. Scott is the author of, The Full Body Yes. Scott's vision is to change work from the inside out, and his mission is to mainstream mindfulness and operationalize compassion for the 3.3 billion workers in the world.  In this episode, you will discover the mindset and practices of companies that are 14 times more profitable than the standard S&P average, by spreading mindfulness and compassion at work.  What is Compassion and Where Does a Lack of Compassion Come From?Compassion is awareness of others, a mindset of wishing the best for them, and then the courage to take action. The antonym of compassion is your inner critic. We allow our inner critic to run rampant inside our heads, triggering our fight or flight response. Our amygdala, formerly used to ignite that fight or flight response that kept us safe from predators, is now used in less extreme situations. Today, this response might go off during times when our kids are arguing in the next room while we are on a Zoom call.  Our inner critic is driven by fear. Our inner critic focuses 99% of our energy on the 1% of our life that is hard or wrong. Scott calls this pothole management. There could be 1000 miles of perfect road and one pothole, and we will spend 99% of our time concerned about that one pothole. Because of our inner critic, we don't spend any of our time on the 999 miles of perfect road. A Compassionate Leadership MindsetThe most important asset we have is our people. What we know is when our people are at their best, the company is going to be at its best. Thinking you need to project confidence and be feared by your employees is outdated - and ineffective - thinking. Inside this old approach, leaders told their employees what to do, and their employees did what was said without questioning it in fear of getting replaced.  That world is gone. The power has shifted from the company and its leaders to the employees. Employees today have more power in where they work, and who they work for, more than ever before. The best people write their own tickets to the best companies. If you want to be successful as a leader, you must treat your employees as the most valuable resource you have. Compassionate Leaders Focus on Authenticity - Be HumanPeople don't want to work for a robot. Being human allows your employees to see that you are just like them rather than feeling a sense of separation. There is typically a sense of separation where employees can't identify or connect to their leader when the leader is seen as too perfect, or has a facade of perfection. When perfection is presented, employees believe they can not achieve that perfection, leading to despair and defeat. If leaders deeply know themselves, they can then know other people. Compassionate leaders have a mindset of kindness that enables them to wish the best for others. Compassionate Leaders Communicate Clear Purpose & ValuesStrong leaders have a clear purpose, centered values (individually and organizationally), and clear communications-- and they never deviate from that. They repeatedly share where the company and team is going and why it's important. Compassionate Leaders Have the Courage to Take ActionCompassionate leaders have courage to take action for themselves and others. They declare that they are going to do the hard things for themselves, which allows them to then do the hard things for others. Compassionate TeamsIn Google's Project Aristotle, researchers discovered that the number one factor in building a high performance team was psychological safety. 

Dr. Shelena Lalji speaks with Dr. Tom O'Bryan-one of the most sought after and respected leaders in the functional health community, and a recognized leader on the impact of gluten and food sensitivities on gut health, autoimmunity and the brain. He is the founder of TheDr.com and author of best-selling books, ‘The Autoimmune Fix’ and “You Can Fix Your Brain: Just 1 Hour a Week to the Best Memory, Productivity, and Sleep You've Ever Had”. Watch his free docu-series, BETRAYAL: Can We Stop Chronic Health Deterioration?   In 2022, Dr. Tom and I are hoping to co-host a provocative and important workshop with Healthmeans called “Conquering the Brain, Gut, & Hormone Axis”, stay tuned for more information on this!   Timestamps: [05:00] Most pervasive contemporary health issue [09:14] What secret toxins are destroying our bodies? [20:04] Where DOES disease come from? [28:48] The epigenetic tie to “dis-ease” [36:15] What CAN we do that we may not be doing?  

Jock Finlayson, Senior Policy Advisor with the B.C. Business Council speaks to his piece: Where Does the Money Come From? The B.C. Government's Top Revenue Sources. He says the government should steer clear of tax and fee increases for now. If necessary, options for raising additional revenues can be considered once the economy has fully recovered from the epic COVID-19 shock.

Episode 76: Vestigial Organs (Palmaris longis, etc.): Where Does it Go? | A podcast about life cycles of all kinds of things, and where stuff goes | Let's talk about the palmaris longis, a leftover tendon from our ape ancestors! With fine detours into appendixes, pinkie toes, the AIDS epidemic, magic, miracles, and more! https://wheredoesitpodcast.com/listen https://www.patreon.com/wheredoesit Apple / Google / Spotify / Stitcher / Anchor / Soundcloud Twitter: twitter.com/wheredoesitpod1 Instagram: www.instagram.com/wheredoesitpodcast/?hl=en email: wheredoesitpodcast@gmail.com

It has been over a week since the XFL and CFL announced that they are talking about a potential alignment between the leagues. Not knowing exactly what that means quite yet, where has the speculation amongst the fans, media, and even players gone? Get the latest on one of the most intriguing and puzzling stories … Continue reading "Episode 162: Where Does the Mind Go?" The post Episode 162: Where Does the Mind Go? first appeared on This is the XFL Show.

DOCUMENTATION AND ADDITIONAL READING PART 1 (0:0 - 11:12): ────────────────── “The Determination Will Have to Be Made”— The Equality Act Threat According to Its Own Lead Sponsor PUBLIC DISCOURSE (ALBERT MOHLER) The Equality Act and the Rise of the Anti-Theological State PART 2 (11:13 - 21:27): ────────────────── Where Does the Equal Rights Amendment Now Stand? How Can You Resurrect a Proposed Constitutional Amendment That Officially Expired Decades Ago? PART 3 (21:28 - 26:14): ────────────────── A Symbolic and Telling Event in the History of American Entertainment: Video Rental Stores, Technology, and the Seduction of Sin IOWA CITY PRESS-CITIZEN (ISAAC HAMLET) 'I loved roaming the aisles': Iowans mourn the end of an era as Iowa's last Family Video stores turn out the lights

PPP 42 SHOW NOTES Prepared by TPM 2/25/21   A Clinician’s Perspective on Healthcare with Alejandro Badia, MD (Part 2 of 2)   Trisha continues her conversation with Dr. Alejandro Badia, an orthopedic surgeon focusing on hand and upper extremities based out of Miami, Florida. He operates Badia Hand to Shoulder Center, The Surgery Center at Doral, and the immediate orthopedic care center OrthoNOW. During the pandemic, he published his book Healthcare from The Trenches: An Insider Account of the Complex Barriers of U.S. Healthcare from the Providers and Patients' Perspective. His goal is to generate awareness and educate people on how insurance companies and government regulation are causing healthcare costs to skyrocket and how it affects the clinician’s ability to provide care.   In this episode, we talk about…   [02:51] The cost savings that can be achieved by going directly to a specialist [07:00] Dr. Badia’s call-to-action for clinicians and real estate experts [11:14] How retired physicians can add to the conversation [15:15] How clinicians should ally support for significant changes after COVID-19? [18:00] If no change happens, what will our healthcare system look like in five years? [19:18] What was Dr. Badia’s first job? [20:06] What would Dr. Badia do for a living if he was not an orthopedic surgeon? [21:15] What is Dr. Badia consuming right now for news, information, and inspiration? [23:04] What is one thing Dr. Badia does every day for healthy self-care? [24:15] Is a person born with a desire to heal or is it developed through medical training? [25:17] What makes Dr. Badia unique as a hand surgeon? [27:09] Dr. Badia’s closing thoughts   Links to resources:   Dr. Alejandro Badia: Badia Hand to Shoulder Center | LinkedIn OrthoNOW The Surgery Center at Doral Healthcare from The Trenches (book) Healthcare from the Trenches (Facebook group) Where Does it Hurt? (book) Being Mortal (book) HealthDrum.com     Subscribe, rate and review: www.providerspropertiesandperformance.com   Schedule a healthcare real estate investment strategy consultation: https://docproperties.com/free-consultation-trisha-talbot/   About Trisha: WEBSITE: www.docproperties.com LINKED IN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trishatalbot/ Email inquiries to: info@docproperties.com

Savage Urth 2 - Where Does a Gorilla Sleep? After their serendipitous meeting, Ehtra and Rafuko venture into the forest together. The Urth brings healing for those who can navigate its mysteries, but this natural world is often a dangerous one...

After closing on his 2nd park, Corey Woodruff had to ask for advanced pay to buy his kids Christmas. Two years later, he has left the W2 world and closed on over 1100 pads.  EPISODE SPONSOR: BANK ON YOURSELF w2capitalist.com/bank CONNECT WITH COREY: corey@cmhcapitalinc.com Facebook  KEY TAKEAWAYS: If People in Your Circle Don't Have Money, You're Hanging Out in the Wrong Circle It's Not Energy, It's Rejection that I'll Never Be Poor Again Staying Laser-focused Where Does the Motivation & Energy Come From? The Story Behind the CMH Capital Name How Did Losing Your Dad Affect You OFF THE WALL   Episode Affiliate: https://w2capitalist.com/dealcheck Links mentioned in this episode: w2capitalist.com/shop/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/REIforTheW2/

Who will preside over soon-to-be-former President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial after he leaves office? Will it be the Senate’s president pro tempore? The chief justice of the Supreme Court? None of the above? On today’s episode of Advisory Opinions, our hosts also dive into the nitty gritty details of Trump’s forthcoming—and second—impeachment trial before they discuss the latest updates in social media regulation, David’s take on the South’s honor culture, and Sarah’s review of the five best chicken sandwich chains in America.   Show Notes: -“Free Speech and the Regulation of Social Media Content” by the Congressional Research Service. -Red Lion Broadcasting Co. vs. FCC, Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. v. FCC, and Reno v. American Civil Liberties Union.  -“Where Does the South End and Christianity Begin?” by David French in The Dispatch. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In which we compare midcentury Bakersfield to Paris in the 1920s, discuss how to build a music scene, and hear a song sung by a truck. See everyrecordeverrecorded.com for more Bakersfield Sound resources! + George Rich, "Drivin' Away My Blues" + Nathan Judd, "The Answer to the Greenback Dollar" + Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys, "Get Along Home, Cindy" + Captain Sacto theme song + Cousin Herb Henson, "You'all Come" + Patsy Cline, "Crazy" + Buck Owens and the Buckaroos, "Act Naturally" + Buck Owens and the Buckaroos, "Love's Gonna Live Here" + Buck Owens and the Buckaroos, "My Heart Skips a Beat" + Buck Owens and the Buckaroos, "Together Again" + Buck Owens and the Buckaroos, "I Don't Care (Just As Long As You Love Me)" + Buck Owens and the Buckaroos, "I've Got a Tiger By the Tail" + "Before You Go" + "Only You (Can Break My Heart)" + "Buckaroo" + "Waitin' In Your Welfare Line" + "Think of Me" + "Open Up Your Heart" + "Where Does the Good Times Go" + "Sam's Place" + "Your Tender Loving Care" + "It Takes People Like You (To Make People Like Me)" + "How Long Will My Baby Be Gone" + "I've Got a Tiger By the Tail" + The Carter Family, "Can the Circle Be Unbroken" + William McEwan, "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" + The Silver Leaf Quartette, "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" + The Carter Family, "Little Darlin' Pal of Mine" + The Carter Family, "Sad and Lonesome Day" + Lesley Riddle, "One Kind Favor" + Buck Owens and the Buckaroos, "Ain't It Amazing, Gracie" + The Ventures, "Walk, Don't Run" + The Lemon Pipers, "Green Tambourine" + The Maddox Brothers and Rose, "George's Playhouse" + "The Nightingale Song" + "I'll Make Sweet Love to You" + "Will There Be Any Stars In My Crown" + "New Step It Up and Go" + "Philadelphia Lawyer" + Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys, "Sugar Moon" + Bud Hobbs, "Louisiana Swing" + Milton Brown and His Musical Brownies, "Takin' Off" + Lefty Frizzell, "If You've Got the Money, I've Got the Time" + Bill Woods and His Orange Blossom Playboys, "Have I Got a Chance With You?" + Jean Shepherd and Ferlin Husky, "A Dear John Letter" + Ferlin Husky, "Gone" + Merle Haggard, "Sing a Sad Song" + Merle Haggard, "Swinging Doors" + Bonnie Owens, "Lie a Little" + Merle Haggard, "Today I Started Loving You Again" + Mamie Smith "Crazy Blues" + Saul Ho'opi'i Trio, "Lehua" + Jimmie Rodgers, "Blue Yodel #9" + DeFord Bailey, "John Henry" + Ruth Brown, "Wild Wild Young Men" + Rose Maddox, "Wild Wild Young Men" + Hank Penny, "Bloodshot Eyes" + Wynonie Harris, "Bloodshot Eyes" + Patsy Cline, "Your Cheatin' Heart" + Ray Charles, "Your Cheatin' Heart" + Buck Owens, "Streets of Bakersfield" + Dwight Yoakam and Buck Owens, "Streets of Bakersfield" + Antonio Aguilar, "El Ojo de Vidrio" + Woody Guthrie, "Billy the Kid" + Linda Ronstadt, "Palomita de Ojos Negros" + Ernest Tubb, "Thanks a Lot" + Jose Alfredo Jimenez, "El Rey" + The Maddox Brothers and Rose, "Shimmy Shakin' Daddy" + Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, "Don't Be Ashamed of Your Age" + Luis Perez Meza, "Cuando Salgo a Los Campos" + Tommy Collins, "You Better Not Do That" + Wanda Jackson, "I Gotta Know" + Wanda Jackson, "Honey Bop" + Billy Mize, "Who Will Buy the Wine" + Red Simpson, "I'm a Truck" + The Derailers, "The Right Place" + Dale Watson, "I Lie When I Drink" + Dave Alvin, "Black Rose of Texas" + The Mavericks, "All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down" + The Flying Burrito Brothers, "Sin City" + JT Kanehira, "Country Music Makes Me So Happy" + Sturgill Simpson, "Life of Sin" + Albion Country Band, "Hanged I Shall Be" + A.L. Lloyd, "The Oxford Tragedy" + Shirley and Dolly Collins, "The Oxford Girl" + Phoebe Smith "Wexport Girl" + Harry Cox, "Ekefield Town" + Marybird McAllister, "The Bloody Miller" + Fields Ward, "The Lexington Murder" + Arthur and Gid Tanner, "The Knoxville Girl" + Fred Ross, "The Waco Girl" + The Outlaws, "Knoxville Girl" + Merle Haggard, "Kern River"

So much to talk about has led to our longest episode EVER! Matt and Cody touch on recruiting, the App State loss, the regular season as a whole and preview the New Orleans Bowl matchup with Louisiana Tech.  Show Notes:  Achieving the Improbable: 12 Regular Season Games in 2020 National Signing Day: Highly-Rated Recruits and Transfers  App State Recap: Mosely, Plungers and What Went Wrong Regular Season Recap: 7-5 and Potential for 2021 New Orleans Bowl: Battle of the Backup QBs  Rest of the Sun Belt Pulling for GS? Where Does the Sun Belt Rank in the Group of 5? G5s Will Never Make Current CFP & Possibilities of Expansion

Whether it's the Christmas tree in your home, baking cookies or kissing underneath mistletoe, there's history and meaning to it all. Scott tests Ben on his knowledge of the origin stories behind many of these traditions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the 2020 Spark Joy highlights show! Make sure you listen all the way through because we share an important announcement towards the end. This year was a wild one and really unlike no other, so we look forward to highlighting some positive moments of joy for the show and announce and celebrate our giveaway winners. Our show wouldn’t be possible without each and every one of you…. our listeners...many whom have been with us from day one. YOU spark the most joy! We are so grateful for your thought-provoking questions, inspiring stories of tidying highs and lows, and your dedicated listenership over the past 3 1/2 years. Book a custom Virtual Tidying Experience with For the Love of Tidy (https://fortheloveoftidy.com/konmari-tidying-lesson/tidy-a-z-what-to-expect-from-a-konmari-virtual-tidy/) Join The Spark Joy Club today! (https://www.patreon.com/sparkjoy) But first, a Joy Check! What Sparked Joy this year for Karin: As hard as this year was, I have been inspired by the perseverance and determination of people everywhere. That has helped me to keep going and has helped me see what I gained and learned this year. Hopefulness! What Sparked Joy this year for Kristyn: Leaning on the Spark Joy and For the Love of Tidy communites as we collectively got stuff done (https://fortheloveoftidy.com/konmari-tidy-tips/i-reached-the-end-of-my-to-do-list/) during a trying season. Joyful Show Highlights 2020 Spark Joy Ep 131 | Getting Things Done with David Allen (https://www.sparkjoypodcast.com/ep-131-getting-things-done-with-david-allen) Spark Joy Ep 144 | Essentialism with Greg McKeown (https://www.sparkjoypodcast.com/episode-144-essentialism-greg-mckeown) Spark Joy Ep 127 | Taking a Look at Why It's All Too Much with Peter Walsh (https://www.sparkjoypodcast.com/ep-127-taking-a-look-at-why-its-all-too-much-with-peter-walsh) Spark Joy Episode 132 | Where Does all the Stuff Go with Secondhand Author Adam Minter (https://www.sparkjoypodcast.com/episode-132-where-does-all-the-stuff-go-secondhand-author-adam-minter) The 3rd Annual Spark Joy Giveaway! Each of our three winners will receive a special KonMari Prize Bundle that includes: • A signed copy of Marie Kondo’s tidying sequel, Spark Joy: An Illustrated Master Class on the Art of Organizing and Tidying Up (https://www.amazon.com/Spark-Joy-Illustrated-Organizing-Changing-ebook/dp/B00Y6QG5D0) • A fifty-dollar gift card to the KonMari Shop on konmari.com • On behalf of For the Love of Tidy, a 2-hour Virtual Tidying Lesson (https://fortheloveoftidy.com/konmari-tidying-lesson/tidy-a-z-what-to-expect-from-a-konmari-virtual-tidy/) And here are our winners! Vapeters A Yooper Learning to Let Go! Spark Joy is the only podcast I listen to weekly - others that I have found around simple living or minimalism either is too much of just a general conversation that I get bored, has too many ads or clearly their agendas are to sell and pitch their guests books etc. I love that Kristyn and Karin have guests that have skills and professions that cover a range of topics and I appreciate their style of asking them specific questions about what they do. I live in the Midwest and would love to hear more from people who live in areas with extreme weather and how they deal with their tools, winter equipment and wardrobe etc. Keep up the good work and inspiration! KerieSue New Listener & Ready to Let Go! "I only discovered this podcast recently. I reluctantly subscribed thinking, “Oh, goodie. ANOTHER decluttering podcast.” *eye roll After the first 5 minutes, I realized, it was SO MUCH MORE than that. The advice offered here by the hosts, combined with the interviews is absolutely priceless! I am hooked and fully intend to “binge-listen” each and every episode as I begin my KonMari journey." Kimmykannonz So informative! Despite having read Marie Kondo's books and watched the Netflix show, I wanted more KonMari content as I completed my Tidying Festival. Kristyn and Karin are so kind, and I love their variety of guests. I have learned a lot from the episodes, and have been able to carry the lessons into my own life. Congratulations to our winners! The Spark Joy Podcast is saying goodbye! After three years, 161 episodes, over 95 hours of KonMari themed tips and over 2.5 million downloads, we’ve decided to end this run of the Spark Joy podcast. Your dedication to our mission has been absolutely incredible. While new episodes are paused, our mission continues. Here are some ways you can continue to listen while you tidy and access our show and community: • All 161 episodes will remain live and available to you during your tidying event. You can revisit your favorites or start from Episode 0 (https://www.sparkjoypodcast.com/episode-0-who-are-we-and-what-is-konmari) to binge-listen all of our episodes. • The Spark Joy Club will remain active and live! You can request to join by heading over to sparkjoypodcast.com and clicking Join the Club (https://www.patreon.com/sparkjoy) to gain exclusive access to the community, The Tidy Home Joy Journal (https://fortheloveoftidy.com/joy-journal/), monthly live videos, accountability, advice from organizing experts, and inspiration from hundreds of active tidying companions. • If we have updates about the show in the future we’ll announce them via Spark Joy's Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/sparkjoypodcast), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/sparkjoy_podcast/), and Twitter (https://twitter.com/SparkJoyPodcast), so make sure to follow us on your favorite platform. You can also join our mailing list (https://www.sparkjoypodcast.com/about) or reach out to us driectly at contact@sparkjoypodcast.com Karin and I will continue to serve clients in-person and virtually through The Serene Home (https://theserenehome.com) and For the Love of Tidy (https://fortheloveoftidy.com), respectively. Make sure to connect with us via our individual social media accounts, subscribe to our mailing lists, or reach out to us directly so we can continue to address your burning tidying questions. You can find Karin Socci at The Serene Home (https://www.theserenehome.com/) You can find Kristyn Ivey at For the Love of Tidy (https://fortheloveoftidy.com/)

Where does the 2020 election stand as of right now? Can Trump win or is this all show no go? Find out where the election stands as of right now on this episode of Right on Politics. The post Where Does the Election Stand? appeared first on Right on Politics.

Episode 69: TV Show Wardrobes, Body Through-holes: Where Does it Go? | A podcast about life cycles of all kinds of things, and where stuff goes | Where do those glorious, strange, glamorous, destroyed, and all-important clothes go, that your favorite, or least-favorite, TV characters wear? Emily stumbles backward into supply chain management yet again, with where TV show wardrobes go! And Sarah takes us on a magnificent journey through the body, looking at where your body's through-holes go. How many do we even have? Are they all connected? Are we really just a meat donut? https://wheredoesitpodcast.com/listen https://www.patreon.com/wheredoesit Apple / Google / Spotify / Stitcher / Anchor / Soundcloud Twitter: twitter.com/wheredoesitpod1 Instagram: www.instagram.com/wheredoesitpodcast/?hl=en email: wheredoesitpodcast@gmail.com

We discuss the results of the 2020 Election now that Joe Biden has been declared the President-Elect! Still, President Trump got 70 million votes and is yet to concede the Election. President Trump has used the White house as a backdrop to challenge American Democracy itself alleging Voter Fraud and the Theft of the Presidency, all without Evidence. Where Does a deeply divided nation go from here? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/upon-further-review/support

49ers lose to Packers... Where Does 49ers Season Go From Here? ... Justin Herbert vs Raiders... NFL Lock of the Week ... QB Prospects - Zach Wilson in big game vs Boise St and Davis Mills vs Oregon plus more CFB...

Episode 68: The D.A.R.E Program, Spirit Halloween stores: Where Does it Go? | A podcast about life cycles of all kinds of things, and where stuff goes | Dare to stay off drugs? How has the D.A.R.E program evolved throughout it's lifetime, and where did pilot programs go for D.A.R.E.? Is there a D.A.R.E program curse? Is there still a D.A.R.E. program, and how might they cope with the legalization of marijuana? And Spirit Halloween; where do those pop up stores come from, and what happens to all the stuff after they shutter each November? Do they disappear into the night? Or just to a warehouse in California? https://wheredoesitpodcast.com/listen https://www.patreon.com/wheredoesit Apple / Google / Spotify / Stitcher / Anchor / Soundcloud Twitter: twitter.com/wheredoesitpod1 Instagram: www.instagram.com/wheredoesitpodcast/?hl=en email: wheredoesitpodcast@gmail.com

Can you ever really move forward if you can't claim your own story? How does your story impact the stories of others? Today's guest, Jacqueline Pena, shares not only her own story of triumph over the trauma of growing up with an alcoholic parent, but how to use your story to examine your past, understand your relationships, and choose your future. Highlight Reel: 1:40 A Dominican Woman With an Alcoholic Parent 4:10 Where Does the Story Begin? 8:50 This Is My Father 10:30 Alcohol and Mental Health 12:10 This Is All I Can Stand 13:00 You Can't Fix It Because It's Not You 16:10 How Did I Get to This Place? 23:00 Bringing My Father to Miami 27:30 What Blocked This Story? 29:30 Empowerment Through Storytelling 34:50 How Stories Lead to Forgiveness Watch the video: https://youtu.be/iclajvFTeXo Or you can read the full transcript on the That's Aloud blog! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thats-aloud/support

Aletheia Casey is an Australian photographic artist currently living in London, England. She has been published in and worked with The Guardian, The Sunday Times Magazine, The Financial Times Magazine, BBC London and BBC World, Australian Associated Press and numerous other international publications.Aletheia has exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery (Australia), Museum Bélvédère (Heerenveen, Holland), Photofusion (London), The Perth Centre for Photography (Australia), The National Geographic Society (London),  Foto8 (London), among other places, and currently has an exhibition at the Le Mois De La Photo in Grenoble, France until November 29th 2020.She was named as one of '31 photographers to watch' by the British Journal of Photography and was shortlisted for the PHMuseum Woman Photographer's Grant in 2018. In the same year Aletheia won the Judge's Commendation for the Iris Award at the Perth Centre for Photography and was a finalist for the Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert Award. In 2015 she was named a winner of The Magenta Foundation Flash Forward Emerging Photographer Award for the UK, and has twice been a finalist for the National Photographic Portrait Prize.Aletheia is a founding member of Australian photographer’s collective Lumina. She completed her Masters of Photojournalism and Documentary Photography in 2016 through the London College of Communication and graduated with distinction. She is a photography lecturer on the Masters degrees at The Royal Academy of Art in The Hague, and London College of Communication. On episode 140, Aletheia discusses, among other things: Her current show and the pleasures of collaborating with good curators.After the Apology and the ‘inherent emotional quality in the landscape’.No Blood Stained the Wattle and the use of colour palettes.Inflicting ‘violence’ onto her film.The Dark Forgetting.Her TedX talk about healing and the need for acknowledgement.Generational culpability and the question of having the right to tell certain stories.Discovering photography by chance.Why she loves teaching and mentoring.Which Way is North and the loss of self resulting from motherhood.Not caring about what other people think.Responding to the Australian bush fires and the Covid pandemic.Current ongoing projects, My Eyes are Blue and my Heart is Grey and Where Does the Sky End and Space Begin?**There is no definitive answer but some might say 100km.Referenced:Miki NitidoriPhotography Rules: Essential Dos and Don'ts from Great Photographers, by Paul LoweProf Lyndall RyanHenry ReynoldsPeter FraserRebecca Solnit  Website | Instagram | Facebook“When I had my son somehow I started to let all that caring about what other people think go and I started to photograph for me, and when i started to photograph for me everything changed.”

Though we face many fears, there is none more common than the fear of Death. Representation of the bringers of death, from angels to reapers have existed since the beginning of recorded history. On today's episode we explore the Grim Reaper, and why this figure can be seen as both comedic and truly terrifying. Join us as we work to brain storm a story that explores what it is like to face that transition from Life to Death, and who is greeting us when we get there.And a reminder, our first live broadcast is Saturday, October 31st 2020 at 11:00 AM Mountain Time! We cannot wait to see you there! Twitter: @CreatorsPBPodFacebook: Creator's PlaybookEpisode Hashtag: #cppodcast036Website: Creator's PlaybookResources:Youtube - hochelaga - Where Does the Grim Reaper Come From?Youtube - The New Yorker - Why Does the Grim Reaper Exist? | The New YorkerWikipedia - Death (personification)

With events suspended and sports mostly shut down, many of our standard marketing opportunities are now painfully absent. One thing that can’t take the season off, though, is marketing your brand. With all developments to date considered, what are the best places to push your plan now? The Marketing Money Podcast considers all the best […] The post Episode 108 |Where Does the Spend Go Now? appeared first on Marketing Money Podcast.

With events suspended and sports mostly shut down, many of our standard marketing opportunities are now painfully absent. One thing that can’t take the season off, though, is marketing your brand. With all developments to date considered, what are the best places to push your plan now? The Marketing Money Podcast considers all the best […] The post Episode 108 |Where Does the Spend Go Now? appeared first on Marketing Money Podcast.

One of the main points that I see people struggle with before they decide to create an online program is thinking that they need to have a big audience before they can sell their program.  They believe that they have no one to sell to and feel unsure on how to approach audience growth. Today I'm talking about how you need to get clear on what you're selling and how you're helping people - before you build an audience. Once you have this clarity, you'll know who your audience is, the content you're going to create for them and can build a strategic marketing plan based on an actual product, not just an idea. Here's what I covered: My experience with building a big email list (and how I discovered they weren't the right audience to purchase my program!) How we strategically pivoted our content plan (to help our audience and also offer our program!) What you need to be clear on before building an audience (so you don't need to guess anymore about what content you're sharing!) How launching and running your online program helps you get even clearer on your ideal audience (as you work with real people in a group setting, you'll continue learning about how to better serve them!) Knowing what you sell before you build your audience will give you the chance to reach the people who are looking for your expertise and support. Building an online program with the right audience allows you to make a big impact, help lots of people with your knowledge and create a better work-life balance for yourself!   If you enjoyed this podcast, you may enjoy these 3 episodes about transitioning your practice online: Ep.28: Where Does an Online Program Fit Into My Practice? Ep.35 Launch Without a List Ep.47 Transitioning to Online If you want to move your business online and keep your practice thriving no matter what's going on in the world around you, now's the time to get your plan together. Join me starting August 17th to get the exact steps you need to create an online program and have the chance to join in discussion, ask questions and get advice from the industry expert! Click here to register

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Welcome to Mysteries to Die For. I am TG Wolff and am here with Jack, my piano player and producer. This is a podcast where we combine storytelling with original music to put you at the heart of mystery, murder, and mayhem. Some episodes will be my own stories, others will be classics that helped shape the mystery genre we know today. These are arrangements, which means instead of word-for-word readings, you get a performance meant to be heard. Jack and I perform these live, front to back, no breaks, no fakes, no retakes (unless it's really bad, then he makes me start all over again.) This is Season 1. The first half of the season comes from my book Widow’s Run, which was published in 2019 by Down & Out Books. If you love clever, sharp-edged mysteries and thrillers, check out Down & Out on the web. www.downandoutbooks.com Today’s episode builds from the previous. You have to listen in order for the story to make sense. Start with the episode called “What a Lovely Corpse you Have” and catch up to us from there. We’ll be here for you. We’ve listed a cast of characters in the show notes to help keep track of the players. To recap, our hero, Diamond, has faked her death, burying the mainstream, suburban professional she was to resurrect her CIA cover. Why? She needs to do what the police won’t, investigate her husband’s death. In the last episode, Diamond arrived in Rome, Italy and met with a statuesque woman harboring security footage of that fateful night. Liberating the footage was easy, watching it was another story. Two surprises emerged. First, another nerd-food scientist, Francisco Thelan, died the same night as Gavriil. And, second, before his death, Gavriil had given another woman his room key. Her teenaged cyberlord, Andrew Dixon, unearthed the name and address of the woman suspected of being Gavriil’s lover, Ilsa Duma-whatever. A friend of Gavriil’s sister, Ilsa had shared only books with Gavriil. His notebook had gotten mixed in with her books. When she discovered it two days later, she attempted to return it, only to discover Gavriil had died. With the notebook now in her possession, Diamond turns to the other piece of information Dixon found—the license plate number of the car that killed her husband. Today’s story is about family, the price of secrets, and a business deal gone wrong. This is Episode 7: Where Does an Elephant Hide the Evidence?  ******* Characters with episode of introduction Lead characters: Diamond, our hero. Recently widowed. Recently (fake) killed herself. On a mission. (E1) Gavriil Rubchinsky. Russian-born, nerd scientist specializing in quinoa. Diamond’s husband. Died May 14, 2018. The reason for Diamond. (E1) Ian Black. Average, ordinary, white man. Extraordinary purveyor of anything, anywhere, anytime. (E1) Sam Irish. British agent. Formerly worked with Diamond. Pissed she died without him. (E1) Andrew Dixon. Seventeen-year-old genius delinquent currently surfing Diamond’s couch (E4)  Mystery characters: Enrique Torres. CIA agent who trained and worked with Diamond. Can’t believe a candle took her out. (E1) Alexei Rubchinsky. Russian-born, nerd scientist specializing in the body. Diamond’s brother-in-law. (E2) Dr. Quili Liu. Gavriil Rubchinsky’s successor, a Chinese-born, nerd-scientist who also loves quinoa. (E2) Buford Winston. Blow hard leader of the super-lobby Ag Now! who is funding the quinoa research. (E2) Montgomery Rand. Minor league con man. Reported genius who doesn’t have the brains to use what God gave him. (E3) Carlo Giancarlo. Diamond’s Italian translator and partner in crime. (E5) Francisco Thelan. Another nerd-scientist specializing in food. Also dead. Died same night as Gavriil. (E5) Ilsa Duma-whatever. Russian-born Italian bookseller. Totally did not seduce Gavriil. (E6) Mama Franzetti. A good woman with a piece of shit for a grandson. (E7) Hugo Franzetti. The piece of shit that ran Gavriil over, but he’s dead, too, so... Support this podcast

TRACKLIST: 1. Absolute Reprise - midnight 2. Creation - ((( O ))) 3. Blue Dream - Jhene Aiko 4. Twelve - Abhi//Dijon 5. Hands Off Me - Chiiild 6. I Will Never Know (ft. Moonchild) - Tall Black Guy 7. Yes You Are - Claire Reneé 8. State of Mind (ft. Ezkiel) - Sonn 9. Stay In Tonight (ft. Elhae, IAMNOBODI) - ESTA. 10. Needs (ft. Mac Ayres) - Mobocracy 11. Send It On - D'Angelo 12. Down N' Out - The Futurelics 13. Drip - SOSUPERSAM 14. Calling On You - Jon B. 15. Getting Late - Syd 16. Give Me A Try - Sizzla 17. This Sh!T (ft. Lmbskn) - AYLØ 18. Lemme Vibe - Tre Oh Fie 19. MADE 4 U (ft. Syd) - Leven Kali 20. Where Does the Love Go? - Maria Isabel & Yeek 21. BRB - Mahalia 22. GO - Hablot Brown 23. Intention - Kamaliza 24. Gold - JoJo 25. Between Us (ft. Snoh Aalegra) - dvsn 26. Just Friends (ft. Gracy Hopkins & Sabrina Bellaouel) - The Hop 27. Enigmatic - Greybox 28. Sense - Kilo 29. Take Your Time (ft. Samnelly) - Aftermind 30. The Lung - Hiatus Kaiyote 31. Speakerphone (Trust Issues) - Jean Deaux 32. Vibin' (Unfinished) - Jai Paul 33. Shy - Efimero 34. Got Me Singing - Jaafar Jackson 35. Don't (ft. Tony Larchmont) - Penthouse Penthouse 36. Less Than Three - ((( O ))) 37. For How Long - RINI 38. Settle Down - Russ 39. Violet - Peach Tree Rascals 40. Get Through - rum.gold 41. COMPLEXITIES - Daniel Caesar 42. Soulful Feels. - cay Caleb 43. Get It Together - Genshin 44. Personal - Craig David 45. Groove With You - Isley Brothers 46. I Only Have Eyes For You - The Flamingos

Topics Discussed:Breonna Taylor Death (1:08)Public Service and Compliments (12:02)Where Does the Money Come From? (15:05)Outside of Politics (43:24)Thank you for being a part of our community! We couldn't do what we do without you. To become a tangible supporter of the show, please visit our Patreon page, purchase a copy of our book, I Think You're Wrong (But I'm Listening), or share the word about our work in your own circles. Download Hot Mic and use code BETH153 or SARAH818 to join us for live news events and see our past coverage.Episode Resources: Breonna Taylor Was Always Essential (Rolling Stone)Louisville postal inspector: No ‘packages of interest’ at slain EMT Breonna Taylor’s home (WDRB)Family sues after 26-year-old EMT is shot and killed by police in her own home (CBS News)'No-knock' searches plus stand-your-ground laws: A deadly combo for civilians and police (USA Today)Family seeks answers in fatal police shooting of Louisville woman in her apartment (The Washington Post)The Trump administration has recently moved to oust 4 government watchdogs. Here they are. (USA Today)The government whistleblower who says the Trump administration's coronavirus response has cost lives (60 Minutes)The Economist Who Believes the Government Should Just Print More Money (The New Yorker)House Democrats unveil their $3 trillion coronavirus relief package (Axios)US is `printing' money to help save the economy from the COVID-19 crisis, but some wonder how far it can go (USA Today)The US... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our guest on the podcast is Carl Richards, who specializes in conveying sophisticated financial concepts in an easy-to-understand way--specifically, using a Sharpie. Carl is a Certified Financial Planner™ and creator of the Sketch Guy column in The New York Times. He’s also author of two books, The One-Page Financial Plan: A Simple Way to Be Smart About Your Money and The Behavior Gap: Simple Ways to Stop Doing Dumb Things with Money. In addition, he hosts the “Behavior Gap Radio” podcast and also co-hosts a podcast with financial-planning guru Michael Kitces called “Kitces and Carl.”BackgroundCarl Richards bioCarl Richards' booksCarl Richards articlesCarl Richards “Sketch Guy” column in The New York Times Behavior Gap Radio podcastKitces and Carl podcast“12 Simple Sketches That Perfectly Illustrate the Path to Wealth and Financial Happiness,” by Libby Kane and Libertina Brandt, Business Insider, July 22, 2019.The Behavior Gap“The Behavior Gap,” by Carl Richards. Medium.com. Oct. 18, 2018.“To Avoid the Biggest Investing Mistake, Stay Strong,” by Carl Richards, The New York Times, March 26, 2013.“Yes, Numbers Matter in Financial Decisions, but So Do Emotions,” by Carl Richards, The New York Times, May 8, 2017.Articulating and Achieving Goals“Goals As Guesses,” by Carl Richards, YouTube, Jan. 16, 2018. “The Magic of a Single Micro-Action,” by Carl Richards, The New York Times, Nov. 6, 2017. “A Simple Formula for Making Dreams Come True,” by Carl Richards, Medium.com, June 28, 2018.“Hal Gregersen Interview: Asking the Right Questions,” YouTube.com, April 8, 2018. Questions Are the Answer: A Breakthrough Approach to Your Most Vexing Problems at Work and in Life, by Hal Gregersen, Harper Business, 2018. The Dan Sullivan Question, by Dan Sullivan, The Strategic Coach, 2009. “Your Future Should Be Bigger Than Your Past. Here’s How to Do It,” by Carl Richards, The New York Times, Sept. 14, 2018. “The First (and Last) Step to Financial Satisfaction? Defining ‘Enough’,” by Carl Richards, The New York Times, May 1, 2017.“Setting Aside Shame and Blame in Financial Decisions,” by Carl Richards, The New York Times, Sept. 8, 2015.“How to Talk About Money,” by Carl Richards, The New York Times, Dec. 18, 2018.“Look Inward to Determine Your Financial Values,” by Carl Richards, The New York Times, April 20, 2015. “Where Does the Time Go? You Can Find Out, If You Dare,” by Carl Richards, The New York Times, July 5, 2017.“Seeking More Fun? Examine the Returns on Your Time Investments,” by Carl Richards, The New York Times, July 10, 2017. When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times, by Pema Chodron, Shambhala, 2016.“We Are All Normal,” Meir Statman, Morningstar The Long View podcast, Oct. 30, 2019. Finance for Normal People, by Meir Statman, Oxford University Press, 2019.Thinking Fast and Slow, by Daniel Kahneman, FSG Adult, 2013. “The Benefits of Getting an Icy Start to the Day,” by Carl Richards, The New York Times, March 14, 2016.

I wanted to take some time to talk about this whole change that we've seen in the economy, our lifestyles and in the way that the world is currently working, from all the way from China through Europe, and right here in North America.  There's a lot of anxiety, there's a lot of fear and that's all natural. It's normal and it's okay to have it. It's about what we choose to do with it. Today, I'm sharing 3 strategies that you can do right now to pivot your practice to continue helping your clients. I talk about how we can choose to look at the extra opportunity that we have to be creative and innovative in the market and continue to show up and support people when they need us most. So many of you have been thinking about creating an online program for a long time - and now you've been given an opportunity to spend time on it.  Here's what I covered: What to do if you're feeling challenged with working and pivoting in your business (Go back to your Why!) The need to revisit your product offer (and pivot it slightly to focus on one offer that's clear for your audience and solves a problem for them!) Targeting the right audience with your offer (and how there are people still prioritizing their spending on health so they can solve their problem once and for all!) What I've observed about some people's spending habits right now (and how they're being effective with their money!) How to think of selling right now (and how selling from a place of service applies all the time!) Strategies to continue getting work done (especially if you have kids!) It's time to have grace, give yourself space and be kind with yourself. Showing up right now will take some commitment. You have something special, creative and innovative so please keep showing up - and more than ever, get that online group program out there. The world needs you. If you enjoyed this podcast, you may enjoy these 3 episodes about moving your practice online: Ep. 15: Investing in Your Business Ep.28: Where Does an Online Program Fit Into My Practice? Ep.45 Your Business Model If you want to move your business online and keep your practice thriving no matter what's going on in the world around you, now's the time to get your plan together. Join me starting April 20th to get the exact steps you need to create an online program and have the chance to join in discussion, ask questions and get advice from the industry expert! Click here to register  

Talking with other health practitioners, professionals and clinicians helps us learn through their stories and experiences - while talking with our audience helps us create a program that fits exactly with their needs. Today we have an amazing guest, Alissa Rumsey, Registered Dietitian and Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor and founder of Alissa Rumsey Nutrition and Wellness. She shares her business journey, what changed for her when she connected with her audience and how adding an online program has greatly benefited her business. Here's what we talked about: The 2 reasons why Alissa wanted to create an online program (so she could scale and reach a different audience who couldn't afford her one-to-one services!) The clarity that Alissa got from doing market research (it's not worth putting energy and time into creating a program unless you know the market wants it!)  The first online program she created (and the benefits of taking on dietetic interns for support in getting it done!) What she found by running her program with live sessions, instead of doing it as a self-study program (she got amazing feedback since they liked having the support of the group!) What running live events has taught her (especially since she had no prior business training!) One of the biggest things I talk about all the time is how you cannot be perfect. You cannot launch perfectly and you cannot create the perfect ideal program the first time out of the gate... But if you go through the process of doing your market research, listening to your audience and narrowing down your program idea and content, you'll create an online program that can serve exactly what your clients are looking for! About Alissa Alissa Rumsey MS, RD, CDN, CSCS is a New York City-based registered dietitian and Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor who is passionate about empowering women to reclaim the space to eat and live unapologetically. She is the founder of Alissa Rumsey Nutrition and Wellness, a weight-inclusive private practice that specializes in intuitive eating, body acceptance and disordered eating recovery. Through her virtual one-on-one coaching and online programs, she helps people break the dieting cycle and cultivate a healthy and peaceful relationship with food and their bodies. You‌ ‌can‌ ‌find‌ ‌Alissa ‌online‌ ‌here‌ ‌‌alissarumsey.com ‌or‌ ‌on‌ ‌Instagram:‌ ‌‌@alissarumseyrd If you enjoyed this podcast, you may enjoy these 3 episodes about building an online program for your practice: Ep.28: Where Does an Online Program Fit Into My Practice? Ep.45 Your Business Model Ep.50 Is Now the Right Time to Offer an Online Program? Don't forget to get your free copy of the The Perfect Program Idea Workbook! These simple 3 steps will help you nail down the right program idea for your audience. Click here to download.

The question of, “Where do I even start?” is one of the biggest obstacles and struggles that many health providers have when they want to start an online program - and I don't want it to keep you stuck. Because it is just about getting started.  It is just about taking one step at a time and getting your expertise, your advice, your amazing knowledge up on the internet, and in a group coaching program. Today I'm talking about how to get started and giving you further resources, so you can take the incredible work that you are doing in the health field and increase your support for your clients and your impact on health!  Here's what I talked about: Helping you understand where to start (and taking that first step!) Resources to work through these first steps (including what book I highly recommend!) The 3 questions to ask yourself to get really clear on how to get started (it all starts with Why!) What to think about if there are already online programs in your area of health (reflect on why are people still struggling with that specific health issue!) How to break down the right idea for your first program (which will be for a specific audience with a specific need!) If it is the right time to create your online program, really figure out your why and where you want to go with your business. And don't be afraid to take the steps needed to get it done. If you want your own successful, profitable business, and you don't want to work 50-60 hours a week, then having an online group program is an incredible thing! If you enjoyed this podcast, you may enjoy these 3 episodes about building an online program for your practice: Ep.28: Where Does an Online Program Fit Into My Practice? Ep.45 Your Business Model Ep.50 Is Now the Right Time to Offer an Online Program? Don't forget to get your free copy of the The Perfect Program Idea Workbook! These simple 3 steps will help you nail down the right program idea for your audience. Click here to download.

A question I often get from my peers and clients is about what it's like to transition from a brick and mortar practice to having only an online practice. The short answer: It took time to figure out - but was completely worth it! The long answer is what I give you in today's episode, and describes the road I took to eventually arrive to where I currently am, teaching group programs online and using online methods to market them. That transition to online can feel huge, overwhelming and scary and usually you have no idea how to start. If that's how you're feeling, remember it's because it's something new and we haven't been taught how to run our practice online. Here's what I covered: How I felt when I worked doing one-to-one patient work at a family health team (I didn't think that I was making much impact and wanted to create my own system to help people!) My first business idea was teaching people health through real food in person (I had this giant toolbox for all of my supplies that I would bring to my cooking demos!) Transitioning to my own brick and mortar practice (and what led me to start to work online!) 3 questions to find out if you should transition to online (they're all based around your clients - where are they? how are they learning? and what do they need?) Your marketing strategy can be multi-faceted (so don't give up your connections or assets that you currently have in that transition to online!) Although the transition to online feels difficult at first, be sure to pick something where your clients are showing up and learn, experiment and grow from there to finally create that online program you've been thinking of! If you enjoyed this podcast, you may enjoy these 3 other podcast episodes about transitioning your practice online: Ep. 24: Grow Your Practice with Counselling and Online Programs with Vanessa Perrone Ep.28: Where Does an Online Program Fit Into My Practice? Ep.41 4 Steps to Create a Profitable Online Program

Have you ever been thinking about what content you could include in your online program - and you end up feeling completely overwhelmed?   You probably feel like you have a lot of things you want to teach your clients and have a lot of content and concepts that you know can help them. It can feel like a lot! Today, I give you a few tips and strategies that you can use as you're starting to think through your ideas, so you can avoid program content overload.  Here's what I talked about: How every time I ran an online program, it changed (sometimes even right in the middle of the program!) The first thing I advise my clients to do before starting to plan their content (identifying the main problem their client is struggling with will bring a lot of clarity!) Figuring out what problem you're going to solve for your clients (they need your expertise and experience!) The steps for brainstorming your content (it's all about the sticky notes!) My goal is to help you get unstuck and one step closer to developing the online program you've been thinking about! If you enjoyed this podcast, you may enjoy these 3 other podcast episodes about creating your online program: Ep.28: Where Does an Online Program Fit Into My Practice? Ep.41 4 Steps to Create a Profitable Online Program Ep.45 Your Business Model

If you've been listening to my podcast for a while, you know I'm a big proponent of growing and scaling your business in a way that is effective with your time.  The beginning of the year is a great time to reflect on your current business model in your practice and review how you're making money, what services you're offering, and how your business model may need to change this year.  Today, I talk about what needs to happen to your business model and give you options to change it so you can leverage your business AND your time. Here's what I covered: The two ways to grow your business (a tip I learned from my mentor years ago!) An alternative way to grow your business (how you can increase your availability by increasing your capacity with a team!) What leveraged offers you can use to grow your health practice (and my experience with each!) I discuss your business model, things to consider, and how you can change it with different products, programs, and services for 2020, so that you can actually grow, make more money, and make a bigger impact  - without more hours of your time. If you enjoyed this podcast, you may enjoy these 3 other podcast episodes about what leveraged offers you can add to your health practice: Ep. 12: Membership vs. Program Ep. 24: Grow Your Practice with Counselling and Online Programs with Vanessa Perrone Ep.28: Where Does an Online Program Fit Into My Practice?

Today, I am grateful to have here with me, Dr. Jeff Matheson, co-founder of an all-natural migraine and headache centre, which promotes a non-narcotic approach to pain and headache management. Plus, Dr. Jeff Matheson is the co-founder and medical director of Pure Life Science.   Dr. Jeff Matheson successfully practiced medicine in emergency departments across Canada and internationally, from Ontario, Newfoundland, and Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates. He later was appointed Medical Director of Med-EmergInc in 1998, a company dedicated to staffing underserved hospitals in Canada.   Dr. Matheson has traveled extensively throughout Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and South East Asia and well as Oceania. According to Dr. Matheson, “traveling is the best education!” Dr. Matheson is an enthusiastic believer, as well as being immersed in other cultures. Similarly, if one does not listen to patients, one won’t hear what is necessary to understand the patient’s problem, i.e., the patient’s “culture.”   It is with this ability to listen and empathize with the patients that Dr. Matheson allows an accurate diagnosis and develop sustainable solutions, optimizing health, and patient outcomes. If a solution cannot be determined, resources will be dedicated, through the involvement of alternative care specialists, ascertaining the best possible treatment for the patient by trying to treat causes, not just manage symptoms.   In this episode, Dr. Matheson opens up the show discussing his introduction to the ketogenic diet and how exactly quality fats will promote health. Dr. Matheson dives deep into the relationship between the cell membrane and our DNA. Plus, he speaks about the troubles of fish oil and why we should never take the supplement. Stay tuned to hear Dr. Matheson reveal other damaging fats for our bodies and all about his Pure Form Omegas.   PureForm Plant Based Omegas: http://bit.ly/2OL0FWU . [05:45] About Dr. Matheson    Matheson realized there was no standardization for pain management in Canada. He created a standardization; now, all pain clinics need to use his system. Matheson had all sorts of pain himself. After trying a specific diet, all of the pain melted away. Then, he started prescribing the diet to his patients, who had similar results. Now, Dr. Matheson wants to introduce people to the proper fats for our bodies. Bad fats can harm you just as much as carbohydrates can.   [11:10] How Quality Fats Promote Health The structure of the cell is based on fat. The cell membrane is a fatty membrane. If you do not have a membrane, then you do not have a cell. If we are putting bad fats in our bodies, then we will have a weak cell membrane. How does the cell membrane interact with the rest of the cell? The mitochondria are also made up of fats – it is loaded with the membrane. Unhealthy cell membranes will result in lethargy.   [13:40] Relationship Between the Cell Membrane and our DNA 25% - 33% of your cell membrane is made up of omega-6. 40% of your mitochondria membrane is made up of omega-6. 100% of your cardiolipin is made up of omega-6. When you keep DNA under repair, you need proper omega-6. Our brains take 20% of our metabolic energy. If our mitochondria have bad fats in them, it can’t produce the energy that the nucleus requires to stay healthy. We are being damaged by radiation, so it requires a lot of energy to keep it repaired. If we can’t keep it repaired, we will run into mutations and possibly cancers.   [16:20] What’s the Issue with Fish Oil? Fish oil became popular when researchers found out Inuit people had low rates of heart disease. They assumed their pristine health was because of eating so much fish. However, the Inuit people didn’t eat that much fish. Their diets consisted mostly of seal, whale, and blubber. Most fish oil studies are not very well done scientifically. Fish oils are way too unstable for humans to be consuming. It is taxing our ability to keep the oil from oxidizing. A majority of the fish oil on the shelves are already oxidized – there is no way that can be healthy for you. It turns out that you only need 4.3 milligrams of DHA a day for a healthy brain. Matheson is amazed at how many punches the human body can take and still function.   [22:10] How to Get DHA Without Fish Oil Most people get enough DHA. DHA can hang around the brain for about 18 months. There isn’t a significant turnover, and we do not need tons of it. You have to have the right fats to make DHA in the first place.   [23:00] Where Does the Fish Oil End Up? The fish oil will get broken down. The body will recognize it as a toxin. Most of the fish oil is artificial, and the body cannot even recognize its chemical makeup. You can decrease the efficiency of mitochondria by introducing DHA.   [28:30] The Most Pristine Fish Oil in the World Your body can get rid of the fish oil pretty fast. If you are on fish oil for a month, do you feel any better on it? If you feel good on the fish oil, then something positive is happening. Fish oil can have a cortisol effect at first. However, it is not a long-term or healthy effect.   [36:40] Damaging Fats Plant oils that are processed and rancid olive oils. When you oxidize an oil, it starts to smell bad. So, the manufactures deodorize the oil. Now, the oil cannot take oxygen. Putting that oil in your cell membrane will result in the Warburg Effect. If you decrease the oxygen in your cells, then they will turn cancerous. 60% of us will get cancer in our lifetime. In the 1900s, it was 3%.   [43:30] About Pure Form Omegas Pure Form is all organized and cold-pressed under a blanket of nitrogen. The oil has not touched oxygen, and every capsule has a bubble in it. We used to eat things straight from the ground. Now, we don’t have a choice anymore. People will feel the difference, and they will feel it quickly.   AND MUCH MORE!   Resources from this episode: Check out Pure Life Science Follow Pure Life Science Facebook Twitter Pinterest Instagram YouTube Email sales@pureformomega.com Call 905-812-8333 Visit the HMC Centre Website Follow Dr. Jeff Matheson LinkedIn Facebook Listen to The Keto Kamp Podcast with Brian Peskin Buy the Pure Form Omegas Learn about Low Carb USA Watch The Truth About Fish Oil & Three Reasons to Avoid It Join the Keto Kamp Academy  WatchKeto Kamp on YouTube  $39 Bottle of Olive Oil for $1.00 Disclaimer: This podcast is for information purposes only. Statements and views expressed on this podcast are not medical advice. This podcast including Ben Azadi disclaim responsibility from any possible adverse effects from the use of information contained herein. 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[COMEDY][INFORMATION] Where Does it Go? | Episode 45: Reindeer and Amanita Jesus Christ's Birthday, : Where Does it Go? | A podcast about life cycles of all kinds of things, and where stuff goes | [NSFW] So, reindeer; they pull Santa's sled, they migrate regularly, and they have a fondness for hallucinagens, particularly from Amanita mushrooms. So where do they go to get high? And what does that have to do with Santa? Listen up, Sarah's gonna tell you! And JC's birthday; where did that day go? Did anyone write it down, make a note? How did we land on December 25? What other days might've been the big day? Happy holidays, and a merry Mushmas to you all! https://wheredoesitpodcast.com/listen Apple / Google / Spotify / Stitcher / Anchor / Soundcloud Twitter: twitter.com/wheredoesitpod1 Instagram: www.instagram.com/wheredoesitpodcast/?hl=en email: wheredoesitpodcast@gmail.com

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https://youtu.be/IPx67iyWcWY Les McGuire reveals a timeless truth about the economic value of certainty that goes back as far as scripture.  It's that to have the highest chance of flourishing, you need certainty, guarantees, and stability.  In Jesus' parable of the wise and foolish builders, the wise man's house on the solid rock withstood storms.  He was able to go on with life the very next day and continue his livelihood of exchanging in the marketplace.  However, the foolish man's house on the shifting sand “collapsed with a mighty crash.”  He would have had to spend time, money, and energy sorting out the mess, rebuilding, and finding a way to live in the interim. But the storm didn't cause the advantage for the wise man – it just revealed his leverage point.  The wise man's confidence came from certainty in his life. What if there had never been a storm, floodwaters, and winds to test the quality of their workmanship?  Can you imagine the character and mental state of each builder?  The foolish man may have put a brave face on, but he probably would have walked around every day with a subconscious concern that what he had wouldn't last.  There would have been an undercurrent of cowardice and insecurity in all his dealings.  That maybe his shortcuts would be found out.  Meanwhile, the wise man would have had internal confidence that graced his affairs, knowing that he was secure.  He was upright, fair, produced quality work, and probably was highly respected and trusted in his circles.     The Economic Value of Certainty In The Economic Value of Certainty, a thought-provoking masterpiece, Les Guire outlines these truths and calls us to our greatest potential.  While the article is about whole life insurance, it's more about why the certainty it creates is so empowering.  When you have certainty serving as the bedrock of your financial life, you conserve and maximize, rather than waste the precious limited resources in your life. Les is a financial thought leader who died in 2006.  However, his ideas and bold, deep thinking continue to influence the industry.  In today's discussion of this article, we'll give you an internal guidance system to help you think about your financial life in a way that gets the best results across the widest range of circumstances.  You'll expand your vision about your financial objectives and what you want out of life. Where Does the Economic Value of Certainty Fit into the Cash Flow System? Choosing certainty starts in your mindset.  It then helps you select financial products that maximize your resources and help you fulfill your greatest potential. However, certainty is an undercurrent of the bigger journey to time and money freedom.  That's why we have created the 3-step Business Owner's Cash Flow System. It's your roadmap to take you from just surviving, to a life of significance, purpose, and financial freedom. The first stage is the foundation.  You keep more of the money you make by fixing money leaks, becoming more efficient and profitable. Then, you protect your money with insurance and legal protection and Privatized Banking. Finally, you put your money to work, increasing your income with cash-flowing assets. With whole life insurance, especially when used for the Infinite Banking Concept, you can weave certainty into your cash flow system and improve every other area of your financial life. The Economic Value of Certainty Article Highlights Economics is about scarce resources.  Our limited resources extend beyond money, to include many intangibles.  These include assets such as time, effort, focus and attention, hope, faith, love, integrity, desire to contribute and excel, and willingness to take risk.  Les, McGuire Economic “costs”, therefore, are not limited to money, but rather any resource which is under-utilized …Les, McGuire It is entirely possible (and actually quite common) for the disclosed ...

Where Does it Go? | Episode 41: The McRib, and Unsold New Cars: Where Does it Go? | A podcast about life cycles of all kinds of things, and where stuff goes | [SFW] Is it McRib season yet? Why is McRib even seasonal? Let's take a look at the origins of the McRib, why it has been discontinued so many times, and why it's so elusive now! And ever wonder what happens to new cars that don't sell? We didn't either, until now! https://wheredoesitpodcast.com/listen Apple / Google / Spotify / Stitcher / Anchor / Soundcloud Twitter: twitter.com/wheredoesitpod1 Instagram: www.instagram.com/wheredoesitpodcast/?hl=en email: wheredoesitpodcast@gmail.com

Some of us are afraid of the numbers and we don't look at the spreadsheets. Some of us are not and we look at the spreadsheets.  I know that financials can be an uncomfortable topic, but we have to talk about it. I want to challenge everyone to look at the financials, when you are thinking about the work that you do now and the work that you want to do in the future. This episode is the beginning of a two part series on the numbers, where we're going to dig a little deeper into the money. I share my mat leave story with you and go deep into what those numbers look like to help you take a step back and look at your own ideas for business. Here's what I talked about: The actual process of how I made that much money (and the changes I made when I looked at the numbers!) How many hours I worked that year (it's less than what most people would expect!)  Hiring a dietitian to help with my clients (and what I did when she quit!) Your first step towards outsourcing (you can start with 5 hours a week!) The 3 things you need if you want to work less and make more (it is work to get there, but for me it was work that I loved!) This experience of my first mat leave and seeing what the financials showed me allowed me to change the model of my business forever!    If you enjoyed this podcast, you may enjoy these 3 other podcast episodes about how to start creating a leveraged income: Ep. 03: Where Do I Start? Ep. 25: The Next 5 Years Ep.28: Where Does an Online Program Fit Into My Practice?

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  Annie Lynn is a songwriter from Pennsylvania. She is the President and Chief Composer at  AnnieBirdd Music, LLC. She began writing songs when she was 14 while acting in Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer’s Night Dream.” At 14 she wrote a nature song entitled “Listen,” that was shown on CBS.   Today, Annie writes songs for children including her multi-award-winning song- "No Time for Hate,"  “That’s All There Is,” "Listen - a nature song;" "STOP THAT! - A Bullying Prevention Song;" and "New School."   She also writes songs for children's books including a fabulous song for author Patrick Adams called "Amazing Lisa Rocks;" a song for Author Dawn Babb Prochovnic for her book "Where does a Pirate Go Potty" with West Margin Press and musical beds for Kidlit TV! Find out more about AnnieBirdd and her music at www.annielynn.net Follow her on Twitter @AnnieLynn215 Below are more links referenced in the interview. www.facebook.com/schoolsongsfromanniebirddmusic www.souncloud.com/annie-lynn-6 www.youtube.com/user/Anniebirdd Book Trailer for "Where Does a Pirate Go Potty" GoodShellas, A Tortoise Mafia Story by Alexander Wilczewski Be sure to join the My Messy Muse community on Facebook at www.facebook.com/groups/mymessymuse If you are interested in a school visit with host Michele McAvoy, please visit her website at www.michelemcavoy.com/workwithme Follow host Michele McAvoy Twitter: @michele_mcavoy Instagram: @michelemcavoy

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