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These two amazing research studies are actually measuring how active the MTHFR gene is and how Omega-3 fatty acids from fish oils change that. We'll talk about: B vitamins and omega-3s together and what happens to homocysteine when you take them. The remarkable effects of omega-3 for pregnant women with MTHFR. Why EVERY pregnant woman with MTHFR should take fish oils. Thanks for listening and if you want to see the full show notes or diagrams of how the different enzymes fit into the homocysteine cycle, they're here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tohealthwiththat/message

When people imagine running an online business, the image of “relaxing by the beach, laptop in lap” often comes to mind. While that scenario isn't impossible, it's a bit of a fantasy. Growing a business, whether physical or virtual, requires hours of dedication and persistence. Success doesn't happen overnight. An online business will present its own unique challenges, but as you'll hear on today's new episode, pushing through those difficulties will get you closer to living the life you want. Dave and Chris discuss what “overnight success” really means, how to utilize email and websites to foster engagement, and an actionable step-by-step guide to growing any kind of business. In This Episode: An “overnight success” takes YEARS  Why EVERY business needs to be “online” in some capacity, especially with COVID The advantages of an email list and website vs. social media Why implementing a rigid schedule is CRITICAL to successfully running an online business Dave's concrete steps for developing a self-sufficient system

Sales funnels. You might be thinking: those are one of those complicated things everyone says you need in order to be successful, but really… they’re probably just a distraction from what you really need. Right? Actually… No. (Sorry, not sorry.) In fact, if there’s ONE thing a business needs -- it’s a sales funnel. Good news though! EVERY business (that successfully makes money) manages to check this box -- even if unintentionally. Sales funnels don’t need to be complex. Here’s the thing… a “sales funnel” is just the process that your potential customers go through to find out about your business, decide to buy your product, and then purchase. Donut shops have sales funnels. Hair salons have sales funnels. Coaching businesses have sales funnels. Software companies have sales funnels. Amazon has a sales funnel. Literally, EVERY business has one. But if you don’t intentionally design your funnel, then it’s unlikely that it will work very well. Listen to the full episode to hear: Why EVERY business needs a strategic sales funnel to make money Everything you need to know about funnels, including what they are, how they work, and how to set one up for yourself My best tips for creating a sales funnel that generates the max number of sales The four components you need in order for your sales funnels to be as SUCCESSFUL as possible Learn more about Gillian Attract Paying Customers Action Plan Join Startup Society (promo code: earnmore) Startup Society Profit Planning Challenge Get in touch!

The show is filled with "Because of My Podcast" stories. We also have a great example of a good question, and a reminder that Apple is going on Holiday soon (very important if you wanted a podcast ready to go in January 20201). SPONSOR: SCHOOL OF PODCASTING Ready to start your podcast? Got a podcast and you need to grow it? Join the School of podcasting and get instant access to: Step by step tutorials Live group coaching Access to a private (spam-free) Facebook Group filled with other brilliant podcasting minds Premium access to Dave. Join worry-free with our 30-day money-back guarantee. Go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com/start Because of My Podcast, I Got a Book Published, that Inspired a Podcast I was contacted by a publisher to write the book Profit from Your Podcast: Turn Your Listeners Into Livelihood and it took a lot of work, but it's getting very good reviews. This lead David Hooper (author of the book Big Podcast, and host of Red Podcast and Big Podcast) along with Jeff Sanders of the 5 AM Miracle podcast (author of the book with the same name) got together to create a series called Podcast Profits which promotes my book. The podcast is called Podcast Profits: Make Money (and more) With Your Podcast Dave called me to let me know what he was planning, and to make sure it was OK to have "Because of My Podcast" stories. As they were talking about me, I was fine with that. I was really surprised that they didn't mention/plug their podcasts or their company Voxphonix until the last episode (and it was very minimal). Because of My Podcast, Leslie Eiler Thompson Got to Participate in the Iditarod Dog Race in Alaska 05:39 Leslie is a Multimedia Producer & Creator in Nashville, and she shares the story of not only being able to interview one of the top champions in Sled Dog Racing, but she eventually ended up as part of his team and participated in the race. Rick Coste Interview: Audio Drama Podcast Leads to Bigger Things Because of His Podcast, Rick Coste Got to Work with Marvel Rick Coste approached me with a "Because of My Podcast" story. He's got an agent who wants to turn his podcast Evolution Talk into a book. He's been on TV and got to work with Marvel on their This Week in Marvel podcast as well as their Women of Marvel podcast. He does sound design and post-production as well as producing other shows (see https://www.rickcoste.com/podcast-production/ ) His first crack at audio drama the Behemoth is still getting very impressive downloads. Rick shares how he creates his soundscapes, his technology, and insights into sound effects. 17:12 Rick Coste Interview 17:54 When did Rick get into podcasting? 19:39 Getting into audio dramas 20:50 How did you find actors? 22:25 Impressive Downloads 24:10 Getting to work with Marvel 26:40 Tips for Starting an Audiodrama 28:27 What software Rick Uses 28:45 Sound effects resources 29:21 Struggling with perfection 30:53 Giving notes to actors 34:06 Passion Project? Check Out Rick at: https://www.rickcoste.com/ https://modernaudiodrama.com/ Now That's a Good Question 08:53 This is a new segment I am adding today. While I hear people say "That's a good question" when IT'S JUST NOT. So now, when I hear an actual good question, I thought I would spotlight it. This example is from an interview by Lars Ulrich (the drummer for Metallica) who is interviewing Noel Gallagher (of Oasis) and Lars asks him how he feels about doing some of the older songs that were mammoth hits in the 90's when he has his own solo songs now. Noel starts to answer the question on how it makes his audience feel, Lars interrupts and asks, "But what do they mean to YOU." Lars then does something brilliant and Noel takes a deep breath. He shuts up and lets him think. The longer he lets him think - the better the answer. Eventually, Noel explains how those songs mean the world to him. Noel wasn't really answering the question, and Lars pointed him in the right direction. Catch the who interview on YouTube Thanks to Wayne Henderson of mediavoiceovers.com for his awesome tones. Podcast Rewind: Where I've Been 13:58 I appeared on The Author Inside You Podcast talking about listening to your audience and the book Profit From Your Podcast 16:26 I appear on Podcasting Experiments talking about the book Profit From Your Podcast What Is Your Favorite Podcast and Why? Every year the last episode is you answering the question, "What is your favorite podcast and why." Now I want to know about your show as well, so if I answered the question it would sound like this: Hey this is Dave Jackson and I host the School of Podcasting show where I help you plan, launch, and grow your podcast. You can find me at schoolofpodcasting.com. My favorite show is (name of show ) at (their website address) where they (what they talk about on their show) and the reason I love it is (as a detailed answer as you can provide). I need the answer by December 14th. Apple Holiday Schedule 10:40 The door to have a show ready on all the platforms come January 2021 is closing. Dont' forget Apple goes on holiday twice between now and then. Here is their holiday schedule: November 22 to December 2 December 23 to January 2 Which means you should submit your show to them almost immediately. If you have questions, let's schedule a coaching call. Mentioned In this Podcast Profit from Your Podcast: Turn Your Listeners Into Livelihood Dave on the Business of Podcasting Show Part 1, Part 2 Leslie Eiler Thompson Check out Leslie on the Podcast Review Show Big Podcast 5 AM Miracle podcast Voxphonix modernaudiodrama.com Join the School of Podcasting

Welcome to Part 2! Nick is back for another episode of All In. Be sure to listen to Tuesday’s show if you haven’t yet. In this episode, Rick and Nick have an intriguing conversation.   Listen in for: Lots of fun Q & A Entrepreneurs vs big corporations Being multidimensional  Why “Every day is game day” Connect with Nick on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube. Learn more at nickhiter.com   Connect with Rick @MrRickJordan on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn    Help others find the show! Subscribe and Review on iTunes Subscribe and Comment on CastBox Subscribe on Google Podcasts or Google Play Follow on Spotify Subscribe and Review on Stitcher   Rick’s company: ReachOut IT   Production Credits

Welcome to Part 2! Nick is back for another episode of All In. Be sure to listen to Tuesday’s show if you haven’t yet. In this episode, Rick and Nick have an intriguing conversation.   Listen in for: Lots of fun Q & A Entrepreneurs vs big corporations Being multidimensional  Why “Every day is game day” Connect with Nick on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube. Learn more at nickhiter.com   Connect with Rick @MrRickJordan on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn    Help others find the show! Subscribe and Review on iTunes Subscribe and Comment on CastBox Subscribe on Google Podcasts or Google Play Follow on Spotify Subscribe and Review on Stitcher   Rick’s company: ReachOut IT   Production Credits

In this episode, Sal, Adam & Justin discuss the simplicity, versatility and effectiveness of the suspension trainer and how to use it to build muscle and lose fat. The single most effective at-home workout tool. (3:24) The long history of suspension tools and their effectiveness. (6:30) Mind Pump Revelations: How Mind Pump was introduced to the suspension trainer and the benefits they discovered. (8:45) The versatility of the suspension trainer. (14:02) How this tool is easily modifiable. (16:45) Getting your body to respond the way it should. (19:40) The benefits of closed chain movements. (22:46) Becoming aware of your entire body and building core stability through suspension training. (28:12) Bulletproof yourself from injury through strengthening your stabilizer muscles. (36:55) Emphasizing unilateral movements for bigger gains. (42:57) Excellent for building muscle! (45:02) How proper programming will make things  more effective! Why EVERY trainer should own MAPS Suspension. (46:55) Related Links/Products Mentioned August Promotion: MAPS Performance ½ off!! **Promo code “GREEN50” at checkout** Visit Four Sigmatic for an exclusive offer for Mind Pump listeners! **Code “mindpump” at checkout New Program Launch: MAPS Suspension $20 off! **Promo code “SUSPENSION20” at checkout** Best At-Home Workouts While All Gyms Remain Closed – Mind Pump Blog How to Stay in Shape Without a Gym Membership – Mind Pump Blog Mind Pump Podcast - YouTube Mind Pump Free Resources

The Key is mindfulness! Why? Every single day, every single action, every single rep needs 100% focus! You need to have perfect form, max effort to cause the correct stimulus for your body to respond. If you can do this in more aspects of your life you will be more effective all around. LETS GO!!

Our first pandemic podcast featuring Carin-Isabel Knoop, Executive Director of the Global Research Group at Harvard Business School. First published at www.get5.io/podcast Carin Knoop is the Executive Director of the Global Research Group / Case Research & Writing Group at Harvard Business School, supporting faculty research and the development of about one-third of the School’s case study output and other types of research. She is a published researcher and co-author of the book Compassionate Management of Mental Health in the Modern Workplace, published last year. Carin started attending HBS in 1992 to study her MBA, moving 10 metres from her dorm room to her office when she stayed on as a research associate. She explains that she came to HBS because she was interested in how organisations work, but fell in love with the academic side of things and decided to stay. On the question of who should be managing and measuring culture in an organisation, Carin argues that everyone in the company is responsible for this. Why? Every person in an organisation makes decisions based on the company’s culture, for instance whether they will leave the company or whether to reinforce behaviours they deem as productive, etc. “It’s really important to create an environment at work where you can have an open conversation.” Carin believes that, as s a manager, you should be making even more effort to ‘touch’ your employees — to make a difference in their lives and help them make a way through these difficult times. “You need to change and think about how you’re going to build the culture.” Carin had met Clayton Christensen, the HBS professor who developed the theory of disruptive innovation first described in his 1997 book, The Innovator’s Dilemma. He also developed the concept of the Job To Be Done, which is something Carin often thinks of in terms of education and what it needs to accomplish in the world today. “It’s a time of amazing reinvention.” Timestamp notes: 0.11 — Hilarious introduction 1.54 — Carin’s background and what she does at Harvard Business School 2.30 — The global impact of research at HBS 3.10 — Mental health in light of COVID-19 9.22 — Stressors in the workplace and the low-hanging fruit for managers to help 10.14 — What’s the culture like at Harvard Business School 11.40 — The impact of the pandemic on higher education 13.15 — Carin’s career & the HBS ecosystem 14.50 — Who should be managing & measuring culture in an organisation? What is culture? 16.29 — Is recognition & feedback important for teams working from home right now? 18.47 — Communication and inclusion in the remote workplace 22.38 — Clayton Christensen & his books 24.23 — An average day for Carin & her fave reading material 26.16 — How to reach Carin: LinkedIN, cknoop@hbs.edu ‍ If you have any feedback, comments, ideas or suggestions, please get in contact with us on twitter @giveahi5 or email us on podcasts@get5.io.

Rob from the Band Joined John, to discuss the band and music. - Fever , Mr Blue and still love you - on all Digital services Allison Mark - lead vocals, piano, backing vocalsLJ 'Pope' Poposki - bassRob Jaworski - guitar The truth is, nobody really knows who Mr Blue is. No one has ever seen him, not even us. He rings us, out of the (yes you guessed it) - blue - to give us instructions about our next gig. “You’re playing at such and such, on such and such day. Tune up and don’t be late!”Raspy voice, impatient tone. In fact, he sounds like a bit of an ars... well, you get the drift.Sometimes he sends a new song he’s written. Or tells us to play somebody else’s song. “But make it sound good!” he often writes in his cryptic emails. When it’s time to pay us, he leaves the hotel room before we get there. All we ever find is his dark blue hat hanging on a chair, a lit cigar, half-full (or half-empty?) glass of whisky and a silver money clip.Always the same amount. Always 13 dollars. We keep asking him, but he never answers the question “Why”?Every now and then we meet someone, who claims they’ve met Mr Blue. But no one has ever proven it, no photos or videos, just rumors and hear-say. We’re keen to find out who our mysterious boss is.Can you help?Have you seen or heard Mr Blue?If you have, please let us know.The Band.

Dr. Jaclyn Tolentino, is a Board-Certified Family Physician with a collaborative, approach to medicine. She holds a subspecialty certification in Hormone Optimization, has received extensive training through the Institute for Functional Medicine, as well as a special interest in oncology nutrition. Dr. Tolentino is deeply committed to creating opportunities for her patients to make empowered and informed decisions about their own health, working together to explore personalized methods of treatment for sustainable, long-term wellness. As a family physician and a Doctor of Osteopathy, her approach involves taking the time to guide patients to a complete understanding of their body’s unique individual requirements at every stage of life, from preventive care to health restoration during major illness. Her experience navigating the complexities of health care as a breast cancer survivor affirmed for her the importance of the whole-body perspective, and has deepened her dedication to a comprehensive, patient-centered practice. She was recently featured in Vogue's latest article on hormonal health, titled "Why Every 20-Something Should Know More About Their Hormones - and Their Body."  and currently lives in Los Angeles, CA. Dr. Tolentino works for Parsley Health - the most influential wellness practice across the country featuring a blend of the best of functional medicine - and the best of traditional primary care, with offices in New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.  www.drjaclyntolentino.com www.parsleyhealth.com For more information about Michelle, visit www.thewholesomelotus.com For information on the Wholesome Fertility Method online program visit www.thewholesomefertilitymethod.com  

This flu season has been terrible. Why?Every flu season is different. The 2017-2018 flu season started early. This year’s strains are being reported as very dangerous. Now you can save money on your life insurance just for being healthy. HealthIQ helps physically active people save up to 33% on their life insurance. Go to HealthIQ.com/lifestooshort to get a free quote. - sponsor Why is it so bad this year? This year’s vaccine doesn’t seem to be as protective as desirable. The virus has mutated since the vaccine’s components were selected. The strains included in the vaccine are selected six months before it becomes available. If you have a young child or elderly family member, getting the vaccine yourself can protect them. Healthy family members should get the vaccine to save those with weakened immune systems from exposure.  The flu sets one up for bacterial infections. If you get sick, recover and get sick again, you may have a bacterial infection. Get yourself to the doctor.Listen as Dr. Richard Webby joins Melanie Cole, MS, to explain how the flu vaccine works and the benefit of getting it now. Sponsor:Now you can save money on your life insurance just for being healthy. HealthIQ helps physically active people save up to 33% on their life insurance. Go to HealthIQ.com/lifestooshort to get a free quote.

Your hosts Maggi and Lizz are here to talk about Mothers! We're gonna talk about the nagging moms of media, Bad Moms, and our own awesome mothers. We're gonna talk about how much we love our moms and just how many children there are between us.Please check us out on twitter @coolstorycast or find us on instagram: Cool Story Needs More GirlsBowie, Soren (2012, June 12) Why Every ‘80s Sitcom Decided to Kill off the Mom. www.cracked.com/blog/why-every-80…-to-kill-off-mom/Shows mentioned (Citations available upon request):Full HousePunky Brewster Diff’rent StrokesGrowing PainsMy Two Dads Malcolm in the MiddleThe Brady BunchI Love LucyLeave it to BeaverEverybody Loves RaymondBad Moms

What is a difference between a font-family and a typeface? How does one define / gauge / comment that a particular font is bad and good? For e.g.: Comic sans is considered to be an ugly font. Why? Every typeface has a particular emotion. Is there any other way to feel the mood of that typeface? A lot of times, in a given context of a word or typography, 2 letters are mathematically equi-distant but they feel to be visually off. Why does that happen? What is the way to correct them? What are the challenges of designing font for Indian scripts? Why do we always have these serif and san-serif font pairs. Any suggestions to spread the importance of Typography, especially to designers so they get inspired to design fonts and typefaces for Indian context?

The Why Every once in a while, I ask the women in my Business Mindset Alchemists private Facebook group what they'd like me to talk about on this show, and the topic of woo came up: how to get over your fear of sharing your woo. This is something I've personally struggled with, and I know it's something other people struggle with. I'm going to be honest here: I'm still not 100% open about my woo, and I would really like to be. I think I'm still taking baby steps to get there. If you've been following me for any amount of time, you've probably been seeing it come out little by little. I knew this wasn't a topic that I considered myself to be an expert on, so I contacted four online business friends I considered to be experts on the topic, and asked them about their experiences. I asked them for their top tips on how people can get over their fear of sharing their woo, so people can be 100% authentic and aligned and open online...if that's what they want. And so I got together this small group of four “woo experts,” people whom I consider to be open about their woo, to record mini interviews on the topic. This extended episode took a couple of months to pull together, and I'm super excited that it's ready for your ears. The Definition Let's talk about “woo.” It's a heavy word, and as you'll hear in the episode, some of the experts don't like the word at all. Joanna Hennon even said she hated it. It's not surprising why: while I like the word, because I love woo stuff, and I see it as the secret sauce to many of the women I love working with, the official definitions are pretty derogatory. Let's take a look: Woo-woo. adjective ˈwü-ˌwü dubiously or outlandishly mystical, supernatural, or unscientific. Merriam-Webster.com. Woo-woo. adjective/ˈwuːˌwuː (derogatory, slang) based on or involving irrational superstition. Dictionary.com Yeah. So, not very positive. It's easy to see why so many people feel uncomfortable with sharing their woo side. And yet, as Lisa Wechtenhiser says on the show, “Everybody has it to one degree or another.” And it's true. It's just a matter of how you integrate that into your life and business. Today's Guests And so, without further ado...I'm super excited to introduce today's guests...that's right, guests! I've got four “woo experts” on the show today, for this extended episode. Cara Wilde of Soul Inc., who helps people who are called to co-create a Heaven on Earth. She helps people to channel their guide, to achieve their Souls Goals in this lifetime, and to live their most joy-fueled life. She was previously a guest on episodes 13 and 116. Lisa Wechtenhiser is a channel for Guides and Teachers in Spirit. She calls herself the Trust Whisperer, because she helps people to develop unwavering trust in themselves. She was previously a guest on episode 88. Rebecca Kane guides women on their SHEro's Journey by providing clarity, community, and support to women who want to explore who they are at a deep level. She was recently a guest on episode 191. Joanna Hennon is a channel who works with the Spirit Guides. She helps people to step into their greatness by accessing their Soul Wisdom and taking soul-inspired action. She was previously a guest on episodes 86, 158 and 178. Listen to this episode    What You’ll Learn Top tips from four experts on how you can be more open about your woo side How they overcame their fear of being judged for their woo How their businesses changed when they started to be more open about their woo Why some of the experts really don't like the word “woo” How to introduce your woo side to people How to know when to share and when not to Why being open can make your business more fun Why the world needs more stuff like this How to help others feel comfortable with the woo stuff How to own it as part of who you are Why the judgment is all about other people's fears How to know when you're at the point of no return in sharing your woo Baby steps you can take to get more comfortable in sharing Where to start talking about it first Why introducing your woo is like practicing your elevator pitch Thing We Discussed It's Not Woo. It's Real. By Cara Wilde How I came out of the channeling closet. By Joanna Hennon  Connect With Holly Website Facebook Instagram Twitter Pinterest Google+ LinkedIn How to Subscribe Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via RSS Click here to subscribe via Stitcher Help Spread the Word If you enjoyed this episode, please head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating and a review! You can also subscribe, so you'll never miss an episode.

At the beginning of his biography of Jesus, Matthew calls our attention to an awkward story from the Old Testament. Why? Every family has skeletons in its closet: things we know about, but don't talk about. So why does Matthew dredge that stuff up now? Pastor Luke preaches from Genesis 38:1-28 in "Skeletons in the Closet," the first message in a new series, "Who is Christmas For."

Mind's controlled through controlling ideas; "Dogma" (defined) vs Truth (also defined); People wanting to you manipulate you, prune your tree/branches; "Ubuntu" make-over; The "Sacrifice of Red Heifer"; And what about the Passover Lamb?; No leftovers!; Part of strategy of that holy-day; Living altars; Not sectarian/denominational; Deserving poor; How charity distributed; Lots of misconceptions about altars; The "Bless" ("Bloody"/"Sweat"/"Toil"/"Sacrifice"/"Minister of Christ") connection; A basic function of the priests of God; "Woe unto you..."; Fruit not easily obtainable; If making someone else pay?(!); What we should have been doing instead; Bring kingdom spirit into business; Role (and reward) of ministers; Labeled today as "social justice"; Only through freewill offerings - by faith, hope, and charity; Take back responsibility; Congregations are free assemblies; One man, one woman... raising a family; Minister isolating his congregation from gathering of congregations?; Dead stones, and piled-up, dead, red heifers?; Waive my rights!; Ready for what Pentecost is really about; Workers of iniquity and foolish virgins; Different kinds of societies; The reality; A republic is very different; Election of Sauls; The "American Creed"; Voting in a democracy makes you a party to it; Legal - but not The Way ; Examples of working (sacrificing) together; Federalist Papers #10 quote; Evil is very smart; "When the people find they can vote themselves money..."; Take stock; Loyalty to law, judgment, mercy, and faith... to right, and right only; Not against governments (can actually save 'em); Why "Every child a burden"; "...lost genius of own independence...; How to be free; Right reason; What we need; Churches should be providing; Caesar was right; Two different definitions of democracy; "... no protection for error"; Recommended for homeschooling: "The Higher Liberty"; Reese Commission Report in US Congress; Not US Constitution that had made nation great.