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We've got another batch of Arcs Leaders to overview for you today! We're gearing up to finish our Base Game Arcs coverage before we go full hog wild into the campaign Arcs. Prepare for that content to become the mainstay to go along with our traditional Twilight Imperium coverage. Also this episode features a guest appearance from Arcs developer Joshua Yearsley! We let a developer write a strategy guide FOR THEIR OWN GAME, WE'RE THAT CRAZY. COME TO OUR LIVE SHOW ON AUGUST 1ST IN INDIANAPOLIS: https://indianapolis.heliumcomedy.com/events/95653   Music provided by Ben Prunty. Find more at benpruntymusic.com or benprunty.bandcamp.com Additional Music and Sounds by Brian Kupillas. https://wanderinglake.bandcamp.com/ To learn more about our Discord, Patreon, Merch, and more, visit https://spacecatspeaceturtles.com/

Every now and then we meet with a guest who blows us away by the scale and worthiness of their vision. And there's no doubting this week's guest is one of those. Lee Yearsley is an AI veteran and entrepreneur with a unique track record that speaks to her skill of anticipating the future. Raised in Zimbabwe and South Africa, Lee sold her last AI company 10 years ago to IBM. It was the first company in the world to deploy AI in businesses such as banks, insurance companies and health care. And now Lee's at it again channelling her philosophy of building a global AI company that the world will need, not today, but in 5 years time. Her vision is big; she wants to reach more than 100 million customers worldwide. Lee's business is called Akin and her determination to use technology for good has seen her incorporate as a public benefit corporation (that's an American legal entity that embeds a business model that benefits both shareholders and society). Akin is bringing a new and more advanced type of AI to market, called Adaptive Reasoning. It already has customers ranging from NASA to healthcare companies with disabled clients.Now despite the fact Lee has a track record of founding and exiting several businesses, she shares with us just how difficult it is to raise funding as a female founder. In this episode you'll hear how: Lee was positively dissuaded, if not barred, from studying computer science at Uni because she was a woman She says she ignores the accepted wisdom of how to build a successful startup and that others should ignore it tooPervasive AI systems already are and how much they're influencing the decisions we make in a negative way; and The creative and unique way Lee goes about envisioning, building and growing her business. We were lucky to spend time with Lee after she spoke at the Impact Investment Summit in Sydney recently. Enjoy this episode with the visionary and genuinely pioneering Lee Yearsley. Useful LinksAkin AILee on LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Imposter Syndrome: according to research, at least 70% of us suffer from it and those feelings can affect us at work, at school and at home!  So what is Imposter Syndrome and what's the best way of dealing with it? Join us as we discuss exactly that with Tim Yearsley. Tim shares some really helpful analogies to help us better understand the causes of Imposter Syndrome and guides Graeme and Jack through some great ways of dealing with it as they share their own experiences of feeling like an imposter.FIND OUT MORE

Dive into the remarkable journey of business growth and resilience through the eyes of Ian Yearsley. Join Ian and Corey Berrier as they candidly discuss the intricate balance between surging ahead in business and weathering adversities. Gain insights into Ian's path to success, his strategic approach to hiring, and the pivotal role of a growth mindset. Discover how Ian navigates challenges, nurtures a thriving work culture, and fosters a sense of extreme ownership to drive continuous improvement.https://www.facebook.com/yearsleyianhttps://www.facebook.com/airprondhttps://ianyearsley.com Support the showhttps://www.amazon.com/Simple-Steps-Sell-More-Stereotypes-ebook/dp/B0BRNSFYG6/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1OSB7HX6FQMHS&keywords=corey+berrier&qid=1674232549&sprefix=%2Caps%2C93&sr=8-1https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Side-AI-Sales-Frankenstein-ebook/dp/B0BX6G5THP/ref=sr_1_3?crid=16J189ZUCE8K6&keywords=corey+berrier&qid=1678457765&sprefix=corey+berrier%2Caps%2C111&sr=8-3https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrPl4lUyKV7hZxoTksQDsyghttps://www.facebook.com/corey.berrier https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreysalescoach/

Paul Yearsley until recently lived just south of Sydney, Australia and attends the Christadelphian Church or ecclesia the meets in the Southern Highlands. In his twenties, Paul did what every young boy wants to do – become a fireman! Paul shares his reflections on how seeing people in the most extreme contexts has influenced his faith.

Do you work tirelessly to be there for others, but end up leaving yourself burnt out, high and dry?A self-proclaimed people pleaser, community member Maria Yearlsey, kept all of her problems and opinions locked up inside in an effort to be agreeable and keep the peace in relationships. This serious lack of self care fueled her eating disorder behaviors and self-criticism, as it was all left to fester in the darkness of the walls she put up around her. Maria struggled with an eating disorder for over 30 years before she found recovery with the help of some of Recovery Warriors educational programs. Inside the Courage Club, she opened herself up to connection and guidance to build a life of recovery. Not only did her obsession over food and body diminish, she found her voice too, and now she's not afraid to use it. She learned to embrace disagreements and healthy conflict resolution as an important part of long-lasting relationships. Given the most important relationship we have is the one with ourselves, Maria realized the importance of taking care of herself, and putting herself first in order to be there for others. LISTENER SURVEY

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Do you often ask the question "What is my purpose in life? When life takes unexpected and unwelcome turns, Pastor John Onwuchekwa teaches we can find peace and hope in Ecclesiastics, through his book We Go On: Finding Purpose in All Life's Sorrows and Joys. Then guest host Peter Kapsner is joined by Tim Yearsley from the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity to discuss the need for the gospel to permeate every aspect of our life.

Join this conversation with Ian Yearsley. Ian owns a contracting business in North Dakota, where he primarily focuses on residential and a few commercial properties here and there. He has made seven-figure fortunes with new constructions, and he is here to share his success story,  the lessons he has learnt, the mistakes he has made, and what you need to do to get past the six-figure as a business owner. Tune in!   During this episode, you will learn about; [00:49] Ian's business industry [02:40] Why the drive to keep growing is his motivation to keep moving [03:27] Where his “sky is the limit” drive came from [04:25] How his parents motivated his entrepreneurial journey [06:40] How the failure of a sales experience could have affected his business success [09:05] An exciting business story while growing up that has shaped his entrepreneurship [12:07] His pivotal moment and taking the paradigm shift into business [14:37] Mindset shift that skyrocketed him to his current position in the business [16:16] Vetting your customers fast enough [17:41] How and when should you say NO to deals [18:48] A good business decision he has ever made [22:48] His disciplined way of making good business decisions [25:03] Rapid Fire Round [25:25] #Happiness-The one metric he would track in the business forever [26:54] #What book should a 6-figure business owner be reading [27:21] #Does he mastermind with other entrepreneurs and its value? [32:34] # If he lost it all today, what would he do? [33:52] How you can reach out and connect with Ian [34:48] Episode wrap up and calls to action Notable quotes“It doesn't matter how bad the business is. You should be calling on someone new every day and do sales.”- Chaz Wolfe (Host). “Success comes down to having the right people around you.” - Ian Yearsley. “In entrepreneurship, your people are the most important part of your success puzzle. It's not the sales or profits.” - Ian Yearsley. “Having the wrong type of customers is like fighting a losing battle” - Ian Yearsley. “Without time discipline, you will be pulled in all directions and never achieve anything.” - Ian Yearsley. Resources MentionedAtomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones by James Clear:  https://www.amazon.com/Atomic-Habits-Proven-Build-Break/dp/0735211299 (https://www.amazon.com/Atomic-Habits-Proven-Build-Break/dp/0735211299) Let's Connect! Ian Yearsley Facebook:  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-yearsley-257031222/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-yearsley-257031222/) If you liked this episode, please SUBSCRIBE to the podcast and drop us a FIVE-STAR REVIEW. We appreciate you, and your support enables us to keep bringing you the goods on the show!

This week I spoke with Brycchan Carey, Professor of English at Northumbria university to discuss the life and work of 18th century Bristolian poet and milkwoman, Ann Yearsley,

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Hosted by Aaron Del Bosque: In this episode, I sit down with my good friend and former roommate, Zach Yearsley. We unpack the brief period of time where we lived and worked together as young military officers, reminiscing on all the challenges we faced and lessons learned from our formative time at our first fleet unit. We want to hear your thoughts on the podcast. What kind of episode ideas do you have? Disagree? We'd love to learn. Feel free to share your thoughts and ideas with us at our email: artofactionpodcast@gmail.com

My guest is David Yearsley, organist, musicologist, and writer. We discuss Bach, his recent book, Sex, Death, and Minuets, and other topics. Then we play Galliard Ex D, by Heinrich Scheidemann in a violin/organ arrangement. Recorded in Ithaca, NY. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/martin-davids/support

She may be changing the world around us with artificial intelligence and building robots for NASA, but Liesl Yearsley still struggles to attract venture capital - because she's a woman.

Mark served in the United States Air Force for ten years, starting out as an aircraft mechanic. He loved his job but was looking for more challenges, so he switched to air traffic control for the remainder of his time in service. During a deployment in Kuwait, he sustained injuries resulting in his right leg needing to be amputated above the knee. He went into a deep depression and lost all hope and was very inactive. Eventually, he found outdoor therapy programs like No Barriers and regained purpose and meaning in his life. Now he is the Founder and Executive Director of Outdoor Salute to Veterans. There are 22 veterans that commit suicide every day and OSTV strives to reduce these numbers by taking disabled veterans on outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, rafting, rock climbing, and camping.   Mark has also been married to his wife for 34 years and has three wonderful and successful children and five beautiful grandchildren.Special thanks to CoBank for sponsoring today's episode in a series highlighting Veterans. Resources:Outdoor Salute to Veterans: https://outdoorsalutetoveterans.com/  

"Even though recovery is kind of a minefield, in the dark, I can see other people ahead of me. And they've got a little light guiding my way, and I've got a little light. And I'm gonna guide other people behind me." -Maria Yearsley What You'll Learn: • How Maria stopped internalizing her feelings and found her voice and the positive impact this has on her relationships. • Why just “white knuckling it” through does not lead to true recovery and how recovery requires deep soul work. • Maria's experience with intuitive eating and why granting herself full permission helped build self-trust. • How recovery prepared Maria for pregnancy. • The way Maria's relationship with exercise has transformed and why she now enjoys yoga and breath-work.  Join the waitlist for the Courage Club: jointhecourageclub.com

In this episode we're in conversation with Joff Baker as he shares his insights and key learnings from the sale of the family business, the Yearsley group, to international warehousing and logistics company, Lineage Logistics in 2018. Joined by Jonathan Boyers, UK Head of Corporate Finance, and Jo Sheerin, Joff gives us his thoughts on the challenges of separating emotion from such a personal deal, and why preparation and patience are key.

In this episode Calum sits down with Simon Yearsley, a self described father, husband and alpinist. Simon is most well known for his exploratory winter first ascents in Scotland, as well as his large alpine and greater ranges resume. However, a recent injury has forced Simon to reinvent himself as a summer rock climber. In part 1 we look at ‘the fall’, the dilemma of continuing winter climbing and Simon’s personal ethics around climbing.

In this episode Calum sits down with Simon Yearsley a self described father, husband and alpinist. Simon is most well known for his exploratory winter first ascents in Scotland, as well as his large alpine and greater ranges resume. However, a recent injury has forced Simon to reinvent himself as a summer rock climber. In part 2 we look at the sense of community around climbing walls, managing risk with a family and how to juggle high level climbing, business ownership and having a family.

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Around 1 in 7 couples may have difficulty conceiving. This is approximately 3.5 million people in the UK (NHS). Andrea Yearsley specialises in helping women maximise their fertility, help them have a baby naturally or with IVF, and help women carry babies to full term. After eight years of experiencing the infertility journey herself, Andrea was lucky to have two beautiful daughters, but knew there was a better way to navigate this journey. A successful TV producer for 15 years, she retrained as a Rapid Transformational Therapist with Marisa Peer. She set up Pebble Fertility and has been helping women get pregnant ever since. She describes the role of mindset in fertility and how the impact of failed IVF attempts can seriously impact future attempts. We discuss the role of stress on hormonal balance and how this can affect fertility. Sometimes mental blocks or limiting beliefs can prevent fertility and Andrea discusses some examples and how her method can identify, turn around and rewire the mind with new beliefs that support fertility. Andrea's compassionate yet pragmatic approach is clearly a boon to her clients and she is now extending her reach with an online community to help and advise women during this challenging time.For more information please see Andrea's website at PebbleFertility.comFind her on Facebook under Pebble FertilityBecome a London Heal Insider an receive EXCLUSIVE access to extended show notes at Londonheal.com

Hard to say which is more surprising, that Father Marin Marsenne (pictured) 1588-1648, the Father of Prime Numbers, also wrote some sweet pastoral suites for lute which inspired Jon Pace of Memphis to search for and find the world's largest primate (not in the clerical sense)number, or that quiz player and dentist Tracy of Indianapolis is the Lord of Yearsley of Yorkshire, and can go to the House of Lords when he's through pulling teeth.

Fall asleep to the resonating voice of Peter Yearsley as he reads poems by Sara Teasdale. Artist: Peter Yearsley Reference track: poems by S Teasdale Silk ASMR Podcasts: Explore the full series:  Sleep with ASMR Triggers Sleep with Nature Sounds Sleep with Binaural Tones Sleep with Soothing Voices Sleep with Background Noise Website: silkasmr.wordpress.com Email: silknotice@gmail.com … Continue reading Peter Yearsley – reading poems by Sara Teasdale (Soothing Voices #1)

Fall asleep to the resonating voice of Peter Yearsley as he reads poems by Sara Teasdale. Artist: Peter Yearsley Reference track: poems by S Teasdale Silk ASMR Podcasts: Explore the full series:  Sleep with ASMR Triggers Sleep with Nature Sounds Sleep with Binaural Tones Sleep with Soothing Voices Sleep with Background Noise Website: silkasmr.wordpress.com Email: silknotice@gmail.com … Continue reading Peter Yearsley – reading poems by Sara Teasdale (Soothing Voices #1)

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