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In today's show, we get to hear from the multifaceted Johnny Crowder. Johnny is a suicide/abuse survivor, a vocalist, mental health advocate, and the founder, CEO of Cope Notes, a text-based service to help users cope with their mental health patterns. Through his works, Johnny has managed to impact thousands of people around the world.   In the episode, Johnny shares his personal story and coping up with mental issues. He talks about how we can readjust our thoughts and not let them define us and why he decided to help people cope with mental conditions.   Cope Notes Journey Johnny says that Cope Notes was an idea that he has been trying for quite some time, but each version he tried to build couldn't scale past a certain point. According to Johnny, the thing that drives Cope Notes is realizing the fact that he was unable to serve similar amounts of people in the last 10 years as he does today.   Johnny opens up about how tough it was while starting, with challenges like so many errors and dealing with frustrated clients earlier.   When Johnny connected with his CTO, Matt's things began to run smoothly. They started by challenging their current way of scheduling messages, and today, they have a text library written by peers and approved by mental health professionals. How does Cope Notes Work? Johnny tells us that they have designed a multi-service that delivers a different text to a different person at a different time. The system ensures that no two people will receive a similar message at the same time.   He further explains that they update the input daily; thus, the library changes based on the information they feed. Personal Life: Speaking Up Johnny opens up about his brain damage, a condition that was caused by a poor calculation of medication in his early twenties. He says that this was the hardest period of his life since it affected his communication. He had to relearn communicating just like a toddler.   Johnny has had girls not wanting to be in a relationship with him or someone doing business because of his medical condition. Superpower Never feeling like defeat is final Quotes Don't run away from that; lean into it. That's your power. If that didn't work, we need to figure out what will.   Join in the conversation as we discuss the following topics: [2:00] Johnny's interests [07:15] Why Johnny started Cope Notes [10:20] How Cope Notes Operates [12:18] Challenges in the previous approach [14:51] Miscalculation of medication and relearning how to communicate [26:00] Why Johnny chose his line [33:59] Adjusting your thoughts [35:56] Johnny's advice to entrepreneurs   Connect with Johnny Crowder Website http://www.copenotes.com/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnnycrowder/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/johnnycrowderlovesyou/?hl=en

“I want to help make the industry better before I leave this earth, whether it's doing a tire panel or doing a tire podcast, because this industry has been a big part of my life. I'm very proud of what this industry has given to me, and I want to turn around and repay it.” That's the life mission of John Gamauf, retired president of Bridgestone-Firestone North American consumer tire company. But, many of you know him as Johnny g. Starting out with Firestone as a tire buster in the late 60s, Johnny g rose through the company's ranks to become one of the most well-known individuals in the tire industry. He was responsible for creating Bridgestone's Affiliated Dealer Program and helped navigate the company through one of the largest tire recalls in history. He now continues his work in the tire industry, and we're going to find out what he's been up to most recently. In this episode of What's Treading with Tire Review, we dive into: - Johnny g's start in the tire industry and how his “tire buster” beginnings helped him in his career - How Johnny g climbed his way up to the corporate ladder with Firestone and the difference between dealers across the country - How professional baseball player Johnny Antonelli played a role in Johnny g's interview to become head of Dayton truck brands and advance in the company - Where Johnny g was when he found out about the Ford-Firestone recall, his emotions and how he and other company executives responded to it - Staying in touch with friends in the tire business and why Johnny g was called on a personal level to work with market research firm GfK on point-of-sale data - How Johnny's g's latest project, the Johnny g & Friends podcast, came to be, and his collaboration with Tire Review - A sneak peek at Johnny g's podcast guests and his mission-driven reasons for doing the podcast - Why Johnny g's life mission is to contribute to making the tire industry better Listen here or subscribe to “What's Treading with Tire Review” on:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-treading-with-tire-review/id1470309726Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GA3lp6AFo7V7EEG5awHaEGoogle Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Iv76bs6re7unom4p76myj3cakhmSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/what-s-treading-with-tire-reviewYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rYE1NOtnlw&list=PLVkqUUE022sdAVQ6DuHU8cxd3FS2ni9vATire Review: https://www.tirereview.com/category/podcasts/

I denne episoden får dere høre del 2 av Johnny Gosch saken. Lytt for å høre videre. Kilder: Amber alert: FAQ. Av: Amber alert hjemmeside. https://amberalert.ojp.gov/about/faqs#faq1L.A times: Body is found: Lost paperboy's case reopened. Av: United press international. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1990-04-05-mn-1010-story.htmlMedium: Missing children in the heartland. Av: Oxford academic. https://medium.com/history-uncut/missing-children-in-the-heartland-93fa545a6f75Medium: The Omaha Peophile network. Av: Jean Campbell. https://medium.com/the-true-crime-edition/the-omaha-pedophile-network-63705acd15a1Crimemuseum: Johnny Gosch. Av: N.Nhttps://www.crimemuseum.org/crime-library/kidnappings/johnny-gosch/Sykepleieren.no: Dissosiativ identitetsforstyrrelse, spiller noen skuespill? Av: Kathrine Benedikte Larsen. https://sykepleien.no/fag/2020/06/dissosiativ-identitetsforstyrrelse-spiller-noen-skuespillNewspapers.com: Clippings from The Des Moines register. Av: Frank Santiago. https://www.newspapers.com/clip/21751939/the-des-moines-register/All thats interesting: Johnny Gosch went missing - But his mom says he visited her years later. Av: Gina Dimuro.https://allthatsinteresting.com/johnny-goschPost-Gazette: Photos dropped on U.S mother's doorstep add crule new twist to 1982 missing boy case. Av: Henry C. Jackson og Amy Lore. https://www.post-gazette.com/news/nation/2006/09/13/Photos-dropped-on-U-S-mother-s-doorstep-add-cruel-new-twist-to-1982-missing-boy-case/stories/200609130240Iowa Cold cases: Johnny Gosch. Av: N.N. https://iowacoldcases.org/case-summaries/johnny-gosch/Iowa Cold cases: Eugene Martin. Av: N.N. https://iowacoldcases.org/case-summaries/eugene-martin/Iowa Cold cases: Marc James Warren Allen. Av: N.N.https://iowacoldcases.org/case-summaries/marc-allen/Justia US law: Owen vs. state. Av: US govrnmenthttps://law.justia.com/cases/nebraska/court-of-appeals/1993/a-91-836-8.htmlNapa valley register: Mother of abducted Iowa paper boy Johnny Gosch gets phtotos 24 years later. Av: James Beltram. https://napavalleyregister.com/news/national/mother-of-abducted-iowa-paperboy-johnny-gosch-gets-photos-24-years-later-of-boy-bound/article_7ac1d540-73c4-5446-8ccc-c3dbf6889100.htmlGov Crime: Paul Bonacci debrief. Av: Franklin scandal reseach archivehttps://govcrime.wordpress.com/2011/03/02/paul-bonacci/CNN: Iowa paperboy vanished on route in 1982. Av: Phillip Rosenbaumhttps://edition.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/11/09/grace.coldcase.gosch/index.htmlDes Moines Register: Johnny Gosch, An Iowa kidnapping that helped change the nation. Av: Linh Ta. https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/crime-and-courts/2017/09/04/johnny-gosch-kidnapping-west-des-moines-child-abduction-responses/595639001/State historical society of Iowa: Lost in the heartland: PDF fil. Av: Paul Mokrzyci. https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/61131774.pdfWashington Post: Omaha's hurricane of scandal. Rick Atkinson. https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1990/04/01/omahas-hurricane-of-scandal/f762dad7-c72c-415e-a17c-bd4ece10fa44/APnews: Precede Washington. Av: N.Nhttps://apnews.com/article/c1f69a9c272e17637981f89f528eec89New york Times: A lurid, mysterious scandal begins taking shape in Omaha. Av: William Robbins. https://www.nytimes.com/1988/12/18/us/a-lurid-mysterious-scandal-begins-taking-shape-in-omaha.htmlThe Charley project: John David Gosch. Av: N.Nhttps://charleyproject.org/case/john-david-goschAetv: The paperboys abduction cases. Av: Kali White Vanbaale. https://www.aetv.com/real-crime/paperboy-abductions-milk-cartonVideo klipp: GaS Digital exclusive: Noreen Gosch on shocking information she found out about the case. Av: Tim Dilion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5HhsEw0JMAWhere is Johnny Gosch? Av: Georiga Marie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSi9tPpFxS8Where is Johnny Gosch? Why Johnny cant come home. Av: Kendall Rae. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQIL21KPaqoJohnny Gosch photos. Av: Kevin Teppo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUBmukR0axMWhoTV: Cold case - Johnny Gosch. Av: Aaron Brilbeck. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhS-Hh6QGawGary Caradori's interview with Paul Bonacci. Av: N.Nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-df1LgL5_uAMK-Ultra franklin scandal: deposition of Paul Bonacci. Av: Let the truth be told. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1qnZwgQCB0The conspiracy of silence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQHrbJPhus4Vimeo: Who took Johnny? Tilgjengelig for leie eller kjøp på: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/johnnygosch See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I denne episoden får dere høre om en forsvinning som skjer i 1982. Johnny Gosch, en 12 år gammel gutt forsvinner i Iowa, USA. Dette er del 1 av en 2 delt episode. Lytt til episoden for å høre om saken. Kilder: Amber alert: FAQ. Av: Amber alert hjemmeside. https://amberalert.ojp.gov/about/faqs#faq1Medium: Missing children in the heartland. Av: Oxford academic. https://medium.com/history-uncut/missing-children-in-the-heartland-93fa545a6f75Crimemuseum: Johnny Gosch. Av: N.Nhttps://www.crimemuseum.org/crime-library/kidnappings/johnny-gosch/Newspapers.com: Clippings from The Des Moines register. Av: Frank Santiago. https://www.newspapers.com/clip/21751939/the-des-moines-register/All thats interesting: Johnny Gosch went missing - But his mom says he visited her years later. Av: Gina Dimuro.https://allthatsinteresting.com/johnny-goschIowa Cold cases: Johnny Gosch. Av: N.N. https://iowacoldcases.org/case-summaries/johnny-gosch/Iowa Cold cases: Eugene Martin. Av: N.N. https://iowacoldcases.org/case-summaries/eugene-martin/Iowa Cold cases: Marc James Warren Allen. Av: N.N.https://iowacoldcases.org/case-summaries/marc-allen/CNN: Iowa paperboy vanished on route in 1982. Av: Phillip Rosenbaumhttps://edition.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/11/09/grace.coldcase.gosch/index.htmlDes Moines Register: Johnny Gosch, An Iowa kidnapping that helped change the nation. Av: Linh Ta. https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/crime-and-courts/2017/09/04/johnny-gosch-kidnapping-west-des-moines-child-abduction-responses/595639001/State historical society of Iowa: Lost in the heartland: PDF fil. Av: Paul Mokrzyci. https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/61131774.pdfAPnews: Precede Washington. Av: N.Nhttps://apnews.com/article/c1f69a9c272e17637981f89f528eec89The Charley project: John David Gosch. Av: N.Nhttps://charleyproject.org/case/john-david-goschAetv: The paperboys abduction cases. Av: Kali White Vanbaale. https://www.aetv.com/real-crime/paperboy-abductions-milk-cartonVideo klipp: GaS Digital exclusive: Noreen Gosch on shocking information she found out about the case. Av: Tim Dilion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5HhsEw0JMAWhere is Johnny Gosch? Av: Georiga Marie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSi9tPpFxS8Where is Johnny Gosch? Why Johnny cant come home. Av: Kendall Rae. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQIL21KPaqoJohnny Gosch photos. Av: Kevin Teppo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUBmukR0axMWhoTV: Cold case - Johnny Gosch. Av: Aaron Brilbeck. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhS-Hh6QGawGary Caradori's interview with Paul Bonacci. Av: N.Nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-df1LgL5_uAMK-Ultra franklin scandal: deposition of Paul Bonacci. Av: Let the truth be told. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1qnZwgQCB0Vimeo: Who took Johnny? Tilgjengelig for leie eller kjøp på: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/johnnygosch See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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You may have heard about Measure E, the new property assessment bill, and have a few questions about it. Today Joe reaches out to San Jose Councilmember, Johnny Khamis, to learn more about the proposals origin and intended results. Topics include: Measure E basics What these funds will be used for Why Johnny is against Measure E Taxing vs. creative fundraising & planning Johnny’s tax alternative Measure E’s target And much, much more...   If you wish to contact Joe Cucchiara email him at Joe@RERadioLive.com, call (408)-838-9060 or simply visit www.RERadioLive.com. We also provide additional information to help you make smart decisions in and around your real estate venture. All the information in this podcast is broadcast in good faith and for general information purpose only. We do not make any warranties about the completeness, reliability and accuracy of this information. Any action you take upon the information on our website is strictly at your own risk. We will not be liable for any losses and damages in connection with the use of associated information. www.reradiolive.com All Rights Reserved. Copyright 2015. Joe Cucchiara MLO 273084 This is not a commitment to lend. Our team fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act. For more information, please visit: http://portal.hud.gov/. Read more at http://radiolive.rerl.libsynpro.com/#xhDOuqiFWVEfL1qw.99

In today's radio show: Ikigai, culture, ethics and purpose; doing business with Japan and a book recommendation. The programme was broadcast on live radio and the podcast is here.Johnny Pawlik is global managing director of Mantra Media Ltd, "driven by ethics and guided by knowledge, operating across five continents delivering strategic communications."He also co-founded Atelier Japan, bringing beautifully crafted and made Japanese products from Kyoto, Japan, to the UK, the rest of Europe and the USA.0 - 2:55 introduction and updates, including reminders about the Social Enterprise UK Awards and the Sheffield Business Awards.2:55 Who is Johnny Pawlik and what are Mantra Media's and Atelier Japan's specialities?6:15 Creating the world's most active and engaged online community on Facebook - in a week - for Invictus Athletes in Australia.7:08 Who are Invictus Athletes?9:00 Post Traumatic Stress: It's PTS, not PTSD, says Johnny.10:15 There are now 40 people in the Mantra team and the business's Sheffield base is Ikigai House, a grade II listed building. Ikigai means "reason for being" and Johnny explains why the philosophy of Ikigai fits with Mantra's values.13:30 Mantra works with businesses large and small – and with Governments. How has Johnny secured contracts with Governments?17:00 if you perceive that you're the cleverest person in the room - you're probably in the wrong room (or you're the wrong person!)18:00 practical advice for anyone who wants to do business with Japan.20:30 how Johnny and his business partner met, became great friends and began working together.22:00 A shared philosophy of a "good life" - and is there ever any tension between business and friendship?24:40 Why Johnny was accused of "communism" and his approach to leadership and employee empowerment, wellbeing and autonomy, including specific ways in which Mantra puts this into practice. There's a shout out here for Dave Kneeshaw.29:30 if you create an autonomous workplace, what key features does it need?31:50 Did Johnny always want to visit Japan when growing up? What was the spark for his fascination with the country?33:30 Culture, community and food.35:38 music break and how to get in touch.36:45 What is Atelier Japan? It works with craftspeople and some businesses which have been around for 1000 years.38:10 Not everything described as "Matcha" in the UK is the same. Johnny describes where the matcha imported by Atelier comes from – and where you can find it in Sheffield.40:45 Where next for Mantra and Atelier?43:00 Let's talk books. Why and what do we love?44:08 a shout for Chloe Watmore and a recommendation: Marshall Goldsmith's "What Got You Here Won't Get You There" - why does Johnny love this book and what has he specifically implemented as a result of reading it?45:00 "Don't hide from the truth you need to hear" - what was the truth Johnny needed to hear?47:30 Why Johnny doesn't usually read business books48:11 Other key takeaways from "What Got You Here Won't Get You There."50:00 Getting in touch with Johnny.51:30 Wrapping up.

My guest today, on the Steve Jobs inspired Join Up Dots free podcast interview is a man who has really turned his life into the one that he wanted by taking bold actions. He is a traveling entrepreneur, the host of the Travel Like A Boss podcast, the founder of the Johnnyfd travel blog and probably is waking up with a smile everyday of the week too. As he says "I was born in San Francisco which is an amazing place to live, but wasn't the best place to grow up. I battled with fitting in, self image issues, and trying way too hard to be someone I wasn't throughout my childhood. After graduating from University of California I started working a corporate job, but wasn't happy. Something was missing and I didn't know what it was. In 2006 I discovered the self help scene which ultimately lead me to the 4-Hour Workweek and gave me the courage to move to Thailand in 2008 and pursue my first ever real passion, which was scuba diving. I began being a traveling entrepreneur when traveled around the world from Australia, Borneo, all across South East Asia to the Caribbeans working as a divemaster and scuba instructor but in 2011 I decided to focus on my second found passion, Muay Thai kickboxing. After six professional fights and years of living as cheaply as possible, I turned 30 and realized I couldn't even afford a plane ticket home if I wanted to." And that is where we will start todays show. So what do you do when you realise that you are at a crossroads in your life and you've got nothing in the bank to ease the way to future adventures? And now he is living the life that he wanted, is it always a happy day in his life, or does he still have moments of "Really, im not sure Ill want to be doing this for another ten years"? Well let's find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Johnny FD Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weighty topics with Johnny FD such as: Johnny shares the reasons why he was glad that he experienced corporate life in California and nowhere else as he already was living the dream and it wasn't good. We talk about the period of flatness when the challenge of building a traveling entrepreneur business is replaced by success and you think "This should feel better than it does??" Johnny shares the moment when he realised that he needed to get away from the naysayers and doom mongers in his life or he would be stuck forever. and lastly…. Why Johnny is so glad that he documented so much of his journey, so he can always go back and see the realism of what he went through.

Free Marketing Can Be Amazing For Any Business And Best Of All Its Easy To Do Too My guest today, on the Steve Jobs inspired Join Up Dots free podcast interview is a man who comes to the show with quite eclectic history. If you take British entrepreneur, piano player, international racing driver and business coach who grew his own business to 8-figures, then exited and founded Jonnyhatesmarketing.com, helping coaches, trainers and therapists find more of their ideal clients, more easily, mix them all together you will have our guest. Which is unusual and similar at the sametime. As you will no doubt know coaching is huge business across the online and offline world and literally it seems million of people are chasing clients to build their own business. Our guest though thinks that you dont need to chase anyone. Our guest actually hates marketing, and is more than reluctant to pay for any type of Facebook marketing As he says “I have helped hundreds of coaches to build their thriving practice, using the Three Principles of Effortless Marketing. Yes, you can get your ideal clients chasing you, build a thriving coaching or therapy business that doesn't need you there all the time, and join the 1% of £100k+ earners in the transformation profession…all that WITHOUT spending a penny on advertising, working like a dog, or losing your mind… So is this simply jedi mind tricks or simple honest business principles that the world has long forgotten? And when did he realise that he had to find a new way of operating for his own sanity not least his clients? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Mr. Jonny Cooper Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weighty topics with Jonny Cooper such as: Jonny discusses the fundamental three pillars of marketing, which always start with asking the gold questions that everyone seems to miss. Why it is vitally important to define your avatar right from the start of your business. Know these characters as well as you know yourself to grow success. Johnny shares how he used to be commuting everywhere to drive his business where he wanted it to go, whilst now he lets the business come to him. and lastly…. Why Johnny now feels it is so important to not to try to please everyone….find your ideal person or client and ignore the rest.

"The privilege of a lifetime is being and becoming who you are." - Joe Campbell When was the last time you took a deep inventory of your emotions? Getting in touch with emotion is no easy task, but if you open yourself up to listening to what your body is telling you, a great deal can be learned about why you may be holding onto extra weight; both physically and emotionally. As you scan your body and look for clues, you can enhance your emotional intelligence. By being more present with yourself, you can apply embodiment, connection, and sustainable behavior to every aspect of life. JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP | REVIEW THIS PODCAST 20% OFF ORGANIFI - USE CODE: WELLNESSFORCE On Wellness Force Radio 149, Coach, Speaker, Facilitator & Author at Presence Academy as well as the Founder of the Evolving Men's Collective, Johnny Blackburn, shares how you can unleash your greatest potential in work, love, and life. By the end of this episode, you will learn how to get in touch with your authentic self through somatic awareness, emotional expression, and the various stages of both male and female development for a life well lived that flows and is balanced. Links From Today's Show: Johnny Blackburn Facebook YouTube Presence: A Practical Guide to Awakening Greater Potential in Work, Love & Life Coaching Speaking and Training Blog Evolving Men's Collective Presence Academy Facebook Courses and Programs Blog Joseph Campbell Finding Joe film Esther Hicks Tim Ferris Dr. Dan Siegel Dr. Sue Johnson Stephen Porges Gay Hendricks Alison Armstrong Carol Gilligan David Deida The Way of the Superior Man by David Deida JP Sears Authentic Man Program ManKind Project The New Warrior Training Adventure To Be a Man by Robert Augustus Kevin Kelly WFR #105 Dr. John Sullivan WFR #098 Tom Bilyeu Listen To Episode 149 As Johnny Blackburn Uncovers: How his injury allowed him to embrace his circumstances and make the most of the experience. What Johnny was doing during 2012, why he gathered so much information, and how he has evolved over the past 5 years to enter this state of relaxation. The importance of saying 'yes' to the Hero's Journey and the process of Separation, Initiation, and Return to develop ourselves and better serve the world. Why Johnny wrote his book, Presence: A Practical Guide to Awakening Greater Potential in Work, Love & Life The Emergent Process and how to apply embodiment, relaxation, and awareness to your life. Why microscopic facial muscles are vital to know whether or not you can trust another person. How does behavioral flexibility plug into sustainable behavior and change? What is somatic awareness? What can our chest, stomach, and throat can teach us about emotional intelligence?  Why we should give ourselves permission to feel our emotions. How holotropic breathing and other practices can be a great healing tool. His daily dream routine with keto, breathing, and meditation. David Deida's three stages to gender development for both men and women. How we can collectively progress with all of the emotions and thoughts surrounding #MeToo. What people can do to have more open discussions and become a better at speaking to their loved one. Power Quotes From The Show "The privilege of a lifetime is being and becoming who you are." - Joe Campbell "I had to put trust that this experience was happening for some reason that I didn't know yet and that I was going to take full responsibility for my situation and make the best of it." - Johnny Blackburn "Joy is the matriarch of all emotion and she only enters the home when all of her children are welcome." - Joe Hudson "There's this paradox with emotion that when it feels like we don't want to get rid of it, it won't actually leave us. Emotion needs to feel this complete quality of acceptance. Then, that degree of grounding allows it to be metabolized and released in seconds." - Johnny Blackburn "You can't Google 'wisdom.' There's going to be a time when memorization won't be so important and you can just Google the information. So, our presence, awareness, emotional intelligence - these are going to become more valued capacities." - Johnny Blackburn About Johnny Blackburn Johnny Blackburn is a professional coach, speaker & facilitator who empowers clients, organizations and audiences to discover and then live from their deeper Presence. Residing in San Diego, CA, he is a highly respected authority on human embodiment and professional performance. Blackburn’s original background in Management Consulting, Master’s degree in Psychology and more than 2000 client-coaching hours as a Professionally Certified Coach with the International Coach Federation all combined with extensive professional development training make him a highly sought after guide to greater levels of presence, openness and thriving. Personally, Johnny enjoys many forms of movement, martial arts, surfing, dancing Tango, being outdoors, reading, learning, laughing, preparing and eating delicious slow food, local community gatherings, traveling the world, going to festivals, having authentic conversations with friends, loved ones & “strangers”, and being still. Get More Wellness In Your Life Join the WFR Community on facebook Send Josh Trent a personal message Tweet me on Twitter: Send us a fun tweet (or a what's up) Comment on the Facebook page Sign up to get an email alert whenever we release a new episode Support This Podcast Leave a 5 star review on iTunes Share this episode with someone you care about Contact Wellness Force Radio for podcast sponsorship and partnership opportunities Rate & Review Wellness Force ---> REVIEW THE PODCAST Ask A Live Question For The Next Episode ---> Click here to leave a voicemail directly to Josh Trent to be read live on the air. 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Johnny FD is the host of Travel Like a Boss and Invest Like a Boss podcasts. He is an entrepreneur and travel blogger who is currently traveling the world looking for ways to invest his passive income. During the show, you'll learn how to build a successful travel podcast and ways you can monetize your show. Find out how Johnny chooses and interview guests including why most travel bloggers and podcasters fail. Listen to the end for his Ninja tricks for those looking to start a podcast.   PN1 Show Notes: Links: Travellikeabosspodcast.com Investlikeaboss.com JohnnyFD.com   Discussed: How to Start Your Podcast: Blue Yeti vs. ATR-2100 vs. Samson Go Mic Earnestaffiliate.com   Johnny’s Podcast Gear: ATR2100 Pop Filter Focusrite Scarlett 2i2   My Podcast Gear: AT2005USB Pop Filter   Times Stamps: 02:40 - Why Johnny started traveling 06:38 - Starting a travel blog 07:55 - Johnny’s first podcast episode 10:37 - Podcast microphones and equipment 12:54 - Launching a new podcast 16:06 - Networking and finding guests 18:06 - Preparing for interviews 21:54 - Why most travel bloggers and podcasters fail 24:39 - Why Podcast Ninja? 29:50 - Sponsorships, advertisements, monetizing 38:57 - Ninja tricks to starting a podcast   Enjoy this episode? Share it with friends!   NOTE: If you purchase an item using my Amazon link, it provides me a small referral fee.

A classroom of children was busy.  Each child was drawing a picture.  The teacher went from desk to desk admiring each drawing and encouraging each child.  She came to one boy’s desk and studied his artwork.  “What are you drawing, Johnny?”  He answered, “God.”  The teacher chuckled and said, “Why Johnny, no one knows what God looks like.”  Without looking up Johnny said with conviction, “They will when I am finished.”   I want to say something daring—I believe that you will know what God is like after you hear this morning’s message.  The reason that I can say that is that the scripture that we are going to read this morning (beginning in John 1:1) presents God in “high-def.”   Our prayer is that, having seen Him for who He truly is, you will receive Him—you will prepare Him room.   Jesus is revealed In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. . . .  And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth (John 1:1 and 14).   In his divinity In his humanity Jesus is rejected He came to his own, and his own people did not receive him (John 1:11).   Ownershipis stated Opportunityis squandered Jesus is received But to all who did receive him, who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God (John 1:12).   Believein him Becomelike him

Sam Marks and I embark on a budget traveling journey through Bulgaria. In this episode we talk about why you should skip Paris, London, Sydney and Brussels. Losing Sam's luggage and how it's affecting our travel plans. Why Johnny gave away half of his belongings to the hostel and why we're staying in Hostels instead of 5-Star Hotels. Keep listening for travel tips on where to go, what not to pack, and our plans for Eastern Europe. Sam Marks Ep 105 - Millionaire Digital Nomad Sozopol - Beach Smokinya - Beach Romania / Bulgaria border - Ruse Pyce Invest Like a Boss - Investlikeaboss.com Time Stamp - Topic: 00:40 - Sitting in a tiny room in Bulgaria 03:30 - Ordering food using one word 06:30 - Bangkok vs. Chiang Mai 10:45 - Cross off the top 10 places to visit 15:30 - Hiking up the mountain 16:30 - Traveling with no luggage 18:15 - Giving away my belongings to a Hostel 23:30 - Flying business class vs. economy class   25:05 - The beach life 27:15 - Drinking Hennessy in our underwear 29:30 - My first alcoholic drink 33:30 - Invest Like a Boss 35:00 - iTunes review shout outs! Enjoy this Episode? Share it with Friends!

Hide and seek with God is a natural process of creation and mutuality. – Reverend Beverly Gibson Hide and seek is familiar to all of us, a fond memory developed from peek-a-boo. While a childhood game, it also is a process through which we come to know God. In this week's episode, Dean Gibson and Johnny discuss how we metaphorically play hide and seek with God, who also plays hide and seek with us. God’s plan and promise is creative; it is an ever-changing cycle of ebb and flow. Hiding doesn't have to be seen a negative. It's a cyclic process that provides an opportunity to properly plan, grow and reinvent, as individuals and communities. Lastly, the concept of patiently waiting is discussed as the key to the process of gestation and the emergence of ideas and identity. Readings: Proverbs 8:1-4, 22-31 Romans 5:1-5 John 16:12-15 In this episode: > David Whyte, poet, and consultant, how hiding can be a positive and create a sense of self-protection > Beverly describes a positive example of “hiding” with a Star Wars reference, Padawan period of training > Trinity – three in one; Holy Spirit as advocate > Johnny’s idea of “Trinity for Dummies.” > Cyclic process of renewal; Opportunities to reinvent > Why Johnny loves Jujitsu and what he learned from flailing on the floor > Rilke – Letters to a Poet – everything is gestation; patience is everything. > In teaching and learning, participation is key. > Hide and seek should be playful, joyful. Play is the best way to learn. > Relationship with God is joyful, be patient. Allow it to gestate, grow and then emerge. Thanks for listening to Pulpit To Pew. Please subscribe to, rate and review Pulpit To Pew on iTunes.

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Welcome to MR, the podcast for beginners and insiders about the ideas, people and movements who have shaped rhetorical history. I'm Mary Hedengren, Jacob is in the booth and the Humanities Media Project is making this all possible.   Quick note: this is a rebroadcast, so you might want to take the next couple of sentences with a grain of salt. That is all. Starting…now.   We’ve spent this month talking about the villains of rhetoric, but since mere rhetoric isn’t just abtout rhetoric, today we’re going to talk about one of the villains of composition. But first   Mere Rhetoric is now at your disposal for feedback! You can check us out on Twitter @mererhetoricked or you can email us at mererhetoricpodcast@gmail.com send in suggestions, feedback, questions— and I’ll try to answer them because every question is a rhetorical question. And of course I want to shout out the University of Texas RSA student chapter for their support of this podcast. I’m, as ususal, Mary Hedengren.   Today’s villain is not one mustache-twirler, but the very most villainous type of villain: the committee. And even worse than a committee is a report written by a committee. The villans of compositions are often reports written by committee, and the first major villainous report in question goes all the way back to the 19th century Harvard Reports.   Harvard, the site of the very first frist- year composition classes, was also the place where complaints about those freshman were most acutely embattled. Because Harvard was, you know, Haaahvaaad, it pioneered an entrance exam for its applicants. Soon, preparatory schools were gleefully teaching to the test, a test which, however well it kept out the riff raff, was woefully inadequate in, well, helping students learn how to write. Soon these students entered actual classes at Harvard or any of the copycat schools that required an entrance exam, these students having learned only the minutia of grammatical correctness, pedantary and the art of the all-night cram-fest, were dismayed to discover they couldn’t in fact write.   Their instructors were the more distraught by the realization, not least because there were dreadful lot of terrible writers to be taught. The late 19th century saw a boom in educational enrollment, the likes of which are inadequately compared to increases post-WWII or in the 70s. Albert Kitzhaber reports that in 1894, more than a thousand students at Univeristy of Michage were served by a staff of 4 full time teachers and 2 part-time graduate instructors. That means not only was the writing often awful, but there was an awful lot of awful writing. So there was a crisis—Quick! To a committee!   The report that Harvard’s committee wrote compained “It is obciously absurd that the College—the institution of higher education-should be called upon to turn aside from its proper functions [those are left un specified by the way] and deovte its means ad the time of its instructors to the task of imparting elementary instruction which should be given even in ordinary grammar schools, much more in those higher academic instituions intended to prepare slect youth for a university ocourse” (44) According to Kitzhaber, it goes on in that same tone and he reports drily that “there was a good deal of sarcasm in the Report. (45). “It is little less tha absurd to suggest ath any human being who can be taught to talk cannot likewise be taught to compose,” fumed the report “writing is merely the bait of talk with the pen instead of which the tongue!” The report grumpily pointed the finger at the lower schools for not preparing students better, and suggested raising the standard for admissions even higher. In total, three reports were issued from Harvard: 1892, 1895 and 1897. The three castigated the lower schools for “the growing illiteracy of American boys” and urged more mechanicall correctness from preparatory schools.   There’s nothing new about complaining about the awful writing of freshmen. Complaining about lazy, illiterate students is one of the oldest and most time-honored traditions of teachers, alongside wearing silly hats for official ceremonies and calling people you hate “my esteemed colleague.” What made the Harvard Reports so villainous was the immese influence they had in 19th century America.   These reports spread all over America, creating a sense of crisis in the popular press. Eventually the US government took not and in response to this crisis—wait for it—appointed a committee. This committee saught to standardize entrance exams and require more writing in the secondary schools. In the end, the Harvard reports had succeeded in creating a sense of crisis and creating action to address the crisis, lifting standards “by the hair of the head” as Fred Newton Scott said. Still, all they had done was ensure that the superficial complaints that these teachers and administrators had were the only complaints to be addressed.   A focus on mechanical correctness has dogged composition ever since. Every few decades, newspapers and magazines will find that some percentage of college graduates are dangling their participles and the education world will find itself again playing the blame game. It happened again in 1975 with NEwseeek’s incidenary article “Why Johnny can’t Write” which again highlighted “the illiuteracy of American boys” (why don’t these reports ever concern themselves with girls’ inability to diagram a sentence, I leave to the audience to deduce). “Why Johnny can’t write” led to further committes, further reports and further books all declaring a “back to bascis” curriculum, where basics meant the identification of linguistics terms. This coninutes today. While searching for a copy of the original “why Johnny can’t write” I found an article published on the nbc website in 2013 that starts with the sentence:   Can you tell a pronoun from a participle; use commas correctly in long sentences; describe the difference between its and it's? If not, you have plenty of company in the world of job seekers. Despite stubbornly high unemployment, many employers complain that they can't find qualified candidates. Often, the mismatch results from applicants' inadequate communication skills. In survey after survey, employers are complaining about job candidates' inability to speak and to write clearly. The reporter seems to have made a sudden slip—can you spot it? She’s jumped from the skills of identitying a pronoun or punctuating a possessive to the “inablitiy to speak and write clearly”. Sadly, I do not believe this will be the last article to make a similar leap and for that matter, we don’t see the end of that sort of reasoning in books or committee reports.   We can’t blame the Hardard reports of the 1890s specifically—maybe these complaints are just eh easiest writing errors to identify and castigate—but whenever an English major is confronted with a horrified acquaintance who says “I better watch my grammar in front of you” we’re dealing with some of the popular fall out from the 19th Century Harvard reports.

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