Podcasts about with age

Do you find it hard to make new friends lately? Have your friendships changed as you've gotten older? Why does making new friends as an adult feel like running a marathon with no finish line? Today, Jay takes us on a thoughtful journey into the world of adult friendships — where connections aren’t forged on playgrounds or dorm rooms anymore, but instead in between meetings, family commitments, and the weight of life’s expectations. Jay peels back the layers of why forming new bonds can feel so exhausting as we grow older. He reveals how our changing priorities, unhealed wounds, and limited energy all shape how — and with whom — we connect. With warmth and wisdom, he invites us to explore what true friendship really looks like in adulthood, and why it’s less about quantity and more about alignment, presence, and purpose. In this episode, you'll learn: How to Let Go of Friendships That No Longer Serve You How to Stop Forcing Deep Bonds Too Quickly How to Approach Friendship with Curiosity Instead of Expectation How to Stay Open to New Relationships at Any Age How to Cultivate Meaningful Conversations that Matter Friendships don’t have to be instant to be real. Trust that the right connections will meet you when you show up as your authentic self. With Love and Gratitude, Jay Shetty Join over 750,000 people to receive my most transformative wisdom directly in your inbox every single week with my free newsletter. Subscribe here. Join Jay for his first ever, On Purpose Live Tour! Tickets are on sale now. Hope to see you there! What We Discuss: 00:00 Intro 01:39 This Is The Core Traits Of Real Friends 05:55 Why Making Friends Gets Exhausting As We Age? 09:53 Age Makes You More Doubtful 13:01 With Age, You Become More Selective 17:28 Why Do We Do Things More When There’s Less Friction? 20:38 Be Honest And Tell The People You Want To Build Friendship With 23:58 Find Your Person at Work And Invest In Genuine FriendshipSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With Age of the Primes Superion recently revealed, combiners are back in the mind of Transformers fans everywhere, as is the debate of how best to make these toys work! Should they partsform? Should they be "all-in-one"? Or has the new effort gone the right route with it's "shell" style conversion? Let's get to the bottom of it all. If you enjoy our podcast then find more... much more than meets the ear at www.patreon.com/tripletakeover TONS of weekly exclusive content & perks, including bonus episodes, outtakes, early access and more! Sign up at 'Gold Box Classics' level today to get immediate access to: Over 90 'minisodes' on a wide range of topics (plus commission your own!) Over 60 'miniseries' chapters on ongoing topics, including toys & comics Early release of regular episodes - normally a week in advance! Our Patreon Discord server - the place to be! Bonus podcast artwork & more! And a big thank you to all the patrons in our top two tiers, including: Nick Danny Roberts Andy Chris Spider-Father Adam Shoemaker Bad Saturday Justin Masaru Dave Dalrymple Geokaiser Yusifer John Pearl Alec Meer CapnRA Phil G Rotorstorm Puma The Hunter Peter Hammerson Shenry Jesse Moreno Nexis Aaron Svoboda Billigator Andy Gold Coldsquall Simon Elvin Joshles Cracktastic Plastic Danvastator Jeffrey Freije Tim Bannerjee Ben Lewis Lucas Henkel Molluskoenig CNCRick56 Mythic Gears Zach Lawson Jason Murray David Shepherd esdeem Quickmixed Josh Bell Ashpolt Cristian Hyatt Graeme Moffat Burke Perrotta Eric Hoyt Bobby P. Mike Loiacono Nihar Bhatt Chris Rodwell Steve Redman Jim Kinsey Shawnti Seigel James Pascoe GhostPrime Jickel Godert Walter Charlie Shoppell Maya Entransta Alexis Taylor Jeremy Woodall Ross Jetfire James Michael Cagle Duggertron squidcatfish Robert R UncrasimaticBore Cam Lee Michael Brandt Miguel Gonzalez Spider-Bob James Hooks Brandon Mahaffey Collecticon Chup Goldbolt Riley Lentz Emperor Galvartron Matthew Deadmen Spencer Butler Allen Johnson Adam Brady James Turnham Simon EMH_Richard Robin Hunt RhA Jetfireprime760 Frank Colosimo Dave Beckett Jeremy Canceko Ben Erickson Evilplopdisease Klarque Clint Gaming Tony Hayward freedomistheright DJ Convoy Private Random Rob Franklin Digbysaurus Menastreaker Darj Stevie P Traffic Cone ThePerfectPixl A Saucy Fellow Andrew Bentley Marc Bairstow obadiahstarbuck Toy Pocket Dylan TFormers2002 Rob S 01 Forever0ne kingliamthegood Scott Dickinson Andy TFtheShow aggresive bread Elliot Wright Hugh Mckinney Jay_too Chris Carnage Coy Kasey Hershberger Gojiprime Rahdimus Tarngaryan Kazh Here'sWhyIt'sCool Jetstorm Spencer Ellsworth gestaltgeek Torny gareth4foot30 SkywarpSCS StarSaberFan38 Mikey tfgrandaddy Quetzalcoatlus northropi Billy Boy Turbine027 (Bobby Allen) Jamesyplays Michael Wigert Jamie @Stormtoyphotography TFShowUK Luke Wiltshire Vicente Taboada The 20-Sided Theatre Andrew Nickson Justin Slayden Pavement Matthew Shortt pryntr Simon Goodall Mike S Charles Hansen Don Lubecki Connor Ross Rob Schwarze (Swarez) Sam Kershaw Jon R And the Mapes Brothers (who you might recognise)

Truthfully I think pregnancy and witnessing my body as it goes through a pretty intense transformation as brought up more reflection on seasons I've experienced and pursued in the past. And that has me thinking more about things like physique and the scale than maybe I normally would. So, while I don't sell physique changes or weight loss, I do think topics like progress photos, the scale and metabolism are very relevant even outside of weight loss or aesthetic goals. Let's discuss. Pro progress photos and seasons Taking progress photos can help you learn how to pose, better seeing and documenting the work you've put In. Even in seasons were I had no aesthetic goals, only performance goals (which is most seasons for me), I have taken progress photos. I enjoy seeing the physical changes that happen - the adaptations that take place from training. I am in the business of muscle, and muscle changes over time based on the stimulus we provide. Learning how to pose, how to make the most of your gains is fun in my opinion. It's not that these even get posted or shared with anyone. I literally just take them for my own reflection because I enjoy looking back on seasons, whatever they may have been. Now if you tend to pick yourself apart or have a negative past with taking progress photos or tracking your physique, perhaps you don't document via progress photos. That's certainly not what I would want for anyone. As I said, for me, this comes from a place of curiosity and gratitude. No value or often even a goal is tied to these. There are seasons I wish I would've documented my physique more and now I have no photos to look back on for those periods. It doesn't mean they didn't happen. It would simply be nice to have them in my timeline. So if you do or don't take progress photos, take what will from this section of the episode. Play around with them, have fun, learn how to pose and then glean a whole new appreciation for people who can because it's not easy.  The scale, metabolism, and weight lifting I personally use the scale as an objective tool. When tracking macros or through parts of pregnancy, I weigh daily so that I can see weekly averages and the over trend vs one weight per week - which could be a deceivingly high or low day. If you're wanting to weigh yourself whether you're gaining, maintaining or losing weight, remember that scale is a measure of WEIGHT, not fat to muscle ratio. Getting your body fat tested may be mores what you're looking for. I really enjoy factors like how clothing fits, or progress photos (how your musculature and shape is changing) vs weight. As far as metabolism goes, I don't claim to be an expert, but I do know that more and more research is coming out myth busting the inherent decrease in metabolism with age theory. I think it's worth looking at what other factors might be happening with higher age - not blaming metabolism or age but acknowledging changes WITH AGE - less movement, shittier diet?, higher stress? We know that increasing muscle mass is a way to increase our caloric need and our overall thermic effect. Meaning muscle is more metabolically active and demanding that fat tissue is. Muscle is beneficial for metabolic functions as well as immune function. So, looking at ways we can increase muscle is great but also, not counting on muscle to increase metabolism by 100%. We want to look at increasing TDEE - more walks, better circulation, more movement through your day in general. This might be the way to the feelings you associate with a faster metabolism. Leave age out of it, lift weights, walk, move and see how you feel? My fav personal supplements First off let's be clear that supplements will not win over a shit diet and sleep. This should be clear at this point in 2022. But they can make your life easier. That's what they do for me personally. They provide ease, and enhance what's already happening. For me, my go to regular,

We've got our hands on the brand new Warhammer 40,000 Adeptus Mechanicus Codex, so Dave takes us through the contents, picking out some of a cool changes. With Age of Sigmar 3rd Edition on the horizon we chat about our Top 3 AoS releases, and read out some of the community top picks too. We also have all of the latest news, including the incoming week's preorders which includes Kragnos! And as always, we chat about our weekly hobby updates. Adeptus Mechanicus Review

Each culture has its own myths and legends, but only one is shared, and it is feared by all.With Age of Myth, Age of Swords, and the New York Times best-selling Age of War, fantasy master Michael J. Sullivan riveted fans with a tale of unlikely heroes locked in a desperate battle to save humankind. After years of warfare, humanity has gained the upper hand and has pushed the Fhrey to the edge of their homeland, but no farther. Now comes the pivotal moment.Persephone’s plan to use the stalemate to seek peace is destroyed by an unexpected betrayal that threatens to hand victory to her enemy and leaves a loved one in peril. Humanity’s only hope lies in the legend of a witch, a forgotten song, and a simple garden door.

Each culture has its own myths and legends, but only one is shared, and it is feared by all.With Age of Myth, Age of Swords, and the New York Times best-selling Age of War, fantasy master Michael J. Sullivan riveted fans with a tale of unlikely heroes locked in a desperate battle to save humankind. After years of warfare, humanity has gained the upper hand and has pushed the Fhrey to the edge of their homeland, but no farther. Now comes the pivotal moment.Persephone’s plan to use the stalemate to seek peace is destroyed by an unexpected betrayal that threatens to hand victory to her enemy and leaves a loved one in peril. Humanity’s only hope lies in the legend of a witch, a forgotten song, and a simple garden door.

Each culture has its own myths and legends, but only one is shared, and it is feared by all.With Age of Myth, Age of Swords, and the New York Times best-selling Age of War, fantasy master Michael J. Sullivan riveted fans with a tale of unlikely heroes locked in a desperate battle to save humankind. After years of warfare, humanity has gained the upper hand and has pushed the Fhrey to the edge of their homeland, but no farther. Now comes the pivotal moment.Persephone’s plan to use the stalemate to seek peace is destroyed by an unexpected betrayal that threatens to hand victory to her enemy and leaves a loved one in peril. Humanity’s only hope lies in the legend of a witch, a forgotten song, and a simple garden door.

With Age, I change. As a teen, I was a certain type of lover, but being in my late 20s, I think I'd be this type of lover --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eska-v/message

Should an interior designer invest in a retail space to enhance their design business? How can a showroom benefit your current firm as well as be profitable on its own? If you’re on the fence about investing in your own space, Victoria Sanchez joins Darla and Natalie to go over the pros and cons and share why it works so well for her. Victoria Sanchez is an award-winning designer and the owner of ‘Victoria At Home’, a premier home furnishings boutique with showrooms in Alexandria, VA, and Santa Fe, NM. She has a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in interior design—and over 30 years of experience in the industry.  What You’ll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [0:55] Ready for Winter to be over! [2:23] Darla’s upcoming speaking gigs [6:13] Victoria Sanchez’ background [8:06] All about Victoria’s retail store(s) [11:00] What comes first, the chicken or the egg? [13:10] What’s tricky about a retail store [15:10] With Age comes wisdom [17:35] When do you open a location? [20:07] Is the expense of a retail space worth it? [24:33] How important is the location? [31:00] Marketing for interior designers [34:45] Why having a showroom is worth it [38:35] What up Wingnut! Round Connect with Victoria Sanchez LinkedIn Twitter Victoria At Home Resources & People Mentioned Darla is speaking at Podfest 2020 in Orlando! Upcoming RESA speaking gig: Details TBD Cheryl Kees Clendenon Wingnut Social Episode Andrew Joseph Public Relations La Luz Urban Loft A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith Your retail space is a portfolio of your work Victoria has always been drawn to retail and she loves the opportunities it provides her. People come into her store and get to know her style and personality. They gather a general sense of who she is—while she gets to know them. She is able to explain that she’s a designer and show them her aesthetic in one moment.  Victoria points out that retail space isn’t for everyone. She didn’t launch hers until her kids were in high school and she had more time—and cashflow—to get it going. You need tools and resources in play, as well as money for inventory, display, and staff. Above all, you have to love working with people. She shared that about 25% of her revenue comes from her retail space and about 75% is from design work with clients. She uses her retail space as a catalyst for her design business and it has significantly increased her client-load. Victoria shares more about her locations and why their placement is important. Keep listening! More designers need to invest in marketing Victoria is passionate about educating designers. She believes the current curriculum in design programs is lacking proper marketing techniques for the specific field. She points out that it is of paramount importance to have a marketing plan in place. If that’s not something you’re comfortable with—hire someone who is. Victoria works with Andrew Joseph PR to help market her new location in Santa Fe.  She was honest with herself and knew she didn’t have the time or expertise to properly market her business. Her community in Santa Fe is small and she learned quickly that marketing and networking go hand-in-hand. If people like you, they will talk about you—and word-of-mouth in a small community will get you places.  Is having a retail space worth it in the day and age of digital shopping? Can you compete with the online giants? Listen to the whole episode to hear Victoria’s take on the industry and why she believes brick-and-mortar is here to stay. She’ll share some of her numbers, expenses, and how her two locations are so different.  Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla’s Interior Design Website Check out the Wingnut Social Media Lab Facebook Group! 1-877-WINGNUT (connect with us for your social media marketing needs) Wingnut Social Podcast Sponsor  www.curreyandcompany.com On Facebook On Twitter: @Curreyco On Instagram: @Curreyco Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn Audio Production and Show notes byPODCAST FAST TRACKhttps://www.podcastfasttrack.com

There's wisdom in all of us. I chose the title "With Age, Comes Wisdom" for this episode not because I believe I’m very wise, but because it’s inevitable that as time passes, all the ups and downs, the successes and failures, the roadblocks and overcome hurdles all add up. And whether you realize it or not, each one of them helps in its own way to shape you into the wise person you are now. As I approach my 50th birthday, I can’t help but reminisce and ponder the choices I’ve made in my life, the paths I’ve followed, and of course the journey that’s still ahead of me. And I’ve come to appreciate better something I’m sure you've known for a long time. And that is, that with age comes wisdom. And what use is wisdom if you can’t share it with people? I’m not talking about being a know it all. Please, don’t be a know-it-all. I’m talking about using the knowledge you’ve gained over time, whether you’re 20, 50 or 80, to help the people you serve. Including your family, your friends, people in communities you frequent, and yes, your design clients as well. I've said it before on the podcast but let me repeat it. No matter what stage you’re at in your design career, to everyone out there who knows less than you, you’re a professional. Even if you’re fresh out of school and have never worked on a real client project, when it comes to designing, you are a professional compared to the majority of people out there. Hold on to that thought every time someone questions your prices or tries to negotiate a “special deal for exposure” with you. You are wiser than that, because of the time you’ve put in to get to where you are. Nobody can take that away from you, and nobody has the right to devalue what you’ve learned during that time. Have I ever told you that Resourceful Designer is the third name I chose for this podcast? I first came up with the idea of doing a graphic design podcast in 2014, shortly after I turned 45. I had just passed the threshold of the early 40s to late 40s. I know there’s the whole mid 40s thing but face it, once you hit the five mark, you’re on the downward side of that hill. As I realized I was in the latter part of my 40s, I started looking at my future. I began having thoughts in my head saying, “who’s going to want to hire a 45-year-old designer, let alone a 50, 55 or 60-year-old designer?” Especially with all the tremendous young design talent that is emerging these days. Not to mention the up and coming generation that's seeing business owners, managers, CEOs in their early 30s if not their 20s. Wouldn’t they want to partner with someone closer to their own age? Luckily I didn’t stay in that funk for too long. sIn fact, it didn’t take me that long to appreciate that at 45, I had accumulated a lot of useful knowledge and skills. Wisdom if you will, that could be very useful to that same younger generation of businesspeople. I had 15 years of experience working at a print shop, plus another nine years running a successful design business. At that time, I had already been podcasting about TV shows, so I knew what I was doing, so I decided to start a design-related podcast. I was going to call it The Aging Designer.I even designed the logo and website. I was going to use the podcast as a platform to talk to 40, 50, 60-year-old designers and remind them that we still have a lot to share with the younger generation. I recorded an introductory episode but never published it. I sat on that podcast idea for quite a few months, not doing anything with it because something didn’t feel right about the whole concept. I ended up sharing my frustrations with some trusted podcast friends, and they told me that the knowledge and wisdom I wanted to share, although useful to people my age and older, might better serve a broader audience. That’s when I switched gears from how to survive as an ageing designer, to how to grow and thrive as a home-based or freelance designer. So with renewed enthusiasm and a clearer path for the podcast, I renamed the show The Wise Designer (I never designed the logo). However, I soon started thinking that calling the podcast The Wise Designerpeople might think I was pretentious. So after some more contemplation, I settled on Resourceful Designer, and I’m glad I did. The word "resourceful" has helped me stay on track and navigate the direction of the show. The podcast allows me to share my experiences and knowledge, you can call it wisdom if you want, with designers like you. I'm talking to you, designer to designer. I don’t know how old you are. I don’t know at what stage of your design career you're at or what discipline of design you are pursuing. I don’t know where in the world you live, your background, your heritage. None of that matters in the context of Resourceful Designer. What does matter is that you’re a designer who cares enough about your current or potential business to listen to my podcast. That’s what counts. Since I launched Resourceful Designer, I’ve probably gained more value from doing it than you have from being a listener. It keeps me rejuvenated. It keeps me curious. It keeps me informed. And it makes me feel relevant. I’m turning 50 this week, and I’m ready to embrace it. I’m prepared for whatever lies ahead on my journey. Those doubts I felt turning 45 are way behind me. I have more today to offer as a designer than I have at any part of my career to date. And I hope you feel the same way, no matter what stage of life or your career you’re at right now. Embrace ageing. Appreciate the skills you’re accumulating, the knowledge you’re gaining, and package it all up in that ball we call wisdom. And use that wisdom to benefit those around you. Even if it’s just to explain to a client why making the logo bigger won’t help. What do you think? Let me know by leaving a comment for this episode. Resource of the week Resourceful Designer Community The Resourceful Designer Community is an active community of designers with a common goal, a goal of improving and growing their design business. The Community is for designers of any levels. Current members include designers just starting their business, members with agency experience, members with knowledge of web design and print design, all willing to share what they know. The Community interacts via a private and very active Slack group, with new conversations happening every day. There are also regular video meetings. These video chats are where the magic happens. By seeing each other’s faces and interacting directly with each other, members become closer and more invested in what each of their fellow members is doing with their business. If a member can’t make the live video chats, they can view the recording which is archived for members to watch at their convenience. If have your own design business or are thinking of starting one, regardless of your skills as a designer, and you are looking for a tight-knit group of designers to help you by being mentors, confidants, and friends, then you need to be part of the Resourceful Designer Community. Listen to the podcast on the go. Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Listen on Android Listen on Stitcher Listen on iHeartRadio Contact me I would love to hear from you. You can send me questions and feedback using my feedback form. Follow me on Twitter, Facebookand Instagram I want to help you. Running a graphic design or web design business all by yourself isn't easy. If there are any struggles you face running your design business, please reach out to me. I'll do my best to help you by addressing your issues in a future blog post or podcast episode here at Resourceful Designer. You can reach me at feedback@resourcefuldesigner.com  

Hello and welcome to the Wide World of Wargaming! We are a wide range of renaissance players, coming together to give you a new class of content. With Age of Sigmar ever increasing in popularity it is time to explore some of the top lists, tips and tricks by some of the best!   Check out all of our most recent and past episodes here like us on Facebook here On this week's program: The gang brings on our guest Michael B. as we discuss:    2019 ETC Age Of Sigmar: This year twelve countries duked it at in the ever growing AoS event. This year it was in Novi Sad, Serbia and retained 2018 Generals Handbook missions.    The action started in round one as the United States and UK were paired round one! Overall there was a wide variety of armies we discuss and we talk about the final standings.    AoS competitive leagues: we discuss in detail how competitive leagues can better help your local community grow!  

Hello and welcome to our new listeners to the Wide World of Wargaming! We are a wide range of renaissance players, coming together to give you a new class of content. With Age of Sigmar ever increasing in popularity it is time to explore some of the top lists, tips and tricks by some of the best!  Check out previous episodes here  like us on Facebook here ----more---- On this week's program: All Hosts are together again on this week’s episode! Matthew tells us a little bit about his goings on in preparation for the Forge GT in Spokane WA this weekend.  Age of Sigmar Open Day review and response: We discuss the central points of the Open day including: Two upcoming Battletomes: Orruk Warclans and Cities of Sigmar!  A gorgeous new Ogor Tyrant model with hints to a Mawtribe Battletome The Tithe of bones. Who is that voice? What was unleashed by the events of Forbidden Power?   The next chapter in Warhammer Underworlds: Beastgrave Army review: Mixed Order  Our beloved host Matthew has stepped out of his Idoneth Deepkin and has jumped into the pool that is a soup order army. This army has loads of shooting and has a great mixture of Kharadon Overlords, Free Peoples, Idoneth and Aelves: ----more----Allegiance: OrderLeadersAnointed (80)Aether-Khemist (140)Freeguild General (100)- General - Mount: Warhorse - Pistol & Sigmarite WeaponBattleline30 x Arkanaut Company (360)30 x Freeguild Crossbowmen (300)30 x Freeguild Crossbowmen (300)Units9 x Akhelian Morrsarr Guard (510)10 x Phoenix Guard (140)10 x Eternal Guard (70)Thanks again for listening. See you next week! 

Hello and welcome to our new listeners to the Wide World of Wargaming! We are a wide range of renaissance players, coming together to give you a new class of content. With Age of Sigmar ever increasing in popularity it is time to explore some of the top lists, tips and tricks by some of the best!  On this week's program: We finally get to find out what’s on Jeremy’s workbench, we also review a variety of events including a great RTT win by our glorious French Overlord while Alex licks his wounds.  Events in review: Quest for the Crux in Tacoma, WA Warzone AoS Masters GT IN Houston TX ATC AoS in Chattanooga TB Unit review: Kurnoth Hunters  Large and (semi) in charge, Kurnoth Hunters bring a variety of long and short range hurt to the enemies of Ghyran. With the new battletome coming out we review all three variants of these elite shrubs. 

With Age of Ascension, KeyForge has a huge amount of must answer creatures. We all know what playing against these feels like, but how do we think about these in terms of our overall strategy. There is no tried and true formula (yet, and likely there never will be), but we just casually talk about … Continue reading "Episode 28 – How to Prioritize “Must-Answer” Creatures" The post Episode 28 – How to Prioritize “Must-Answer” Creatures appeared first on KeyForge Podcast.