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Here are some of the topics Ron had the opportunity to discuss with Doug Greenwald:Doug's start in the CI industry in the early '90sScaling his integration company over the past 20 yearsWhat to expect from business softwareDeveloping and documenting business processesTo get transcripts, resources of what was mentioned in the show, and more visit: onefirefly.com/au173SHOW NOTESDoug first established Creative Sound & Integration in 2001 to better serve his clients with best-in-class smart tech solutions for their homes. After struggling to find an effective project management software to fit his needs, Doug created Projx360. It has since expanded to include a complete end-to-end SaaS management software solution.Ron Callis is the CEO of One Firefly, LLC, a digital marketing agency based out of South Florida and creator of Automation Unplugged. Founded in 2007, One Firefly has quickly became the leading marketing firm specializing within the integrated technology and security space. The One Firefly team work hard to create innovative solutions to help Integrators boost their online presence, such as the elite website solution, Mercury Pro.About One FireflyOne Firefly, LLC is an award-winning marketing agency that caters to technology professionals in the custom integration, security and solar energy markets. One Firefly is headquartered in Davie, Florida with staff located throughout North America and has been operating since 2007.

In This Episode You'll Learn:Lessons of being the “backup” to her dadStarting BEFORE she was ready. THE moment she found HER VOICEOn her path to becoming Miss Aloha HULA Signing in Waikiki to survive to DECIDING she would become A DIVADiva Confidence and ConvictionOne of the 1st artist in Hawaii to create her OWN label How Nat and ʻIolani have kept their marriage solid all these yearsWhat success/awards FEEL like Grammy Night and Holding to her ValuesGet In Touch:Join the SISterhood: https://bit.ly/3pE3kCgEmail: alohauilani@beyondthereefpodcast.comInstagram: @uilanitevagaConnect With Natalie:Natalie On IG: https://www.instagram.com/natalieaikamauuofficial/www.natalieaikamauu.com

Apply for Weight Loss Coaching: https://bit.ly/31N7JrBFollow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bsbtribe/In today's episode of the Fit Moms Squad Podcast, I interview Jimmy Moore about Carb Phobia and The Diet Industry.Here are the topics covered in today's show: How Keto has changed over the yearsWhat is the difference between doing Keto the "wrong way" vs doing Keto the unhealthy wayWhy we are so obsessed with weight as a societyKeto as a product vs Keto as a lifestyleDoes Keto cause carb phobia?Knowing who to trust in the diet industry Connect with Jimmy, his podcasts, and his books here: https://livinlavidalowcarb.com/Are you subscribed to the Fit Moms Squad Podcast? I want to encourage you to subscribe so you don’t miss an episode. Mammas, let’s help each other out! I would really appreciate it if you left me a review over on iTunes. Reviews help other mamas find my podcast. Just click on “ratings and reviews” and “write review” and let me know what you like about the show!You can also join my free FB group, Fit Moms Squad! I'm also on IG @bsbtribe so come say "hi" there! 

Technical and community colleges are vital to our economic prosperity. They provide skills-based training for students to enter high-demand careers, a pipeline of talent to our businesses, and a resource for reskilling our workforce.As President of the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS), Dr. Morna Foy is on a mission to optimize the impact of technical colleges in the state. While each college independently serves the unique needs of its region, the WTCS brings them all together with a focused vision: to strengthen Wisconsin's economy.How does the WTCS accomplish this? We dive into those details in this episode, where you'll learn about:Why mission-driven strategies are the best way to create alignmentHow the state is using dual credit and credit transfer to provide more options to studentsHow Wisconsin is leading the nation in registered and youth apprenticeshipsWhy industry-recognized certifications are going to be a major factor for education in the coming yearsWhat economic sectors are seeing the most disruption in 2021How to align technical college programs to workforce needs

Back in the day, I was making good money, but I still didn’t have any.Honestly, I couldn’t explain where the money went. And it didn’t make sense. After a virtual hunt for a digital system that will help me in managing my finances, I finally found the right one that perfectly works for me. Join me as I discuss the best budget system, why I've been using it for over six years now, and why I'll never stop.But . . . What does budgeting have to do with Lean? You'll hear how the lessons learned can help you think about how your Lean systems, tools, and routines are (or aren’t) changing your organization.What You’ll Learn from this EpisodeThe tested and proven budgeting tool that I have used for more than six yearsWhat a Digital Envelope System is and how you can benefit from using itHow the YNAB budget system mirrors Lean thinkingLessons learned from budgeting and how it can prompt assessment, reflection, and action along your Lean and leadership journey.Get full show notes and more information here: https://processplusresults.com/podcast/038

Kelsey Chapman is an author, podcaster, and personal cheerleader to women building their dream life and business. When she first launched her own brand in 2015, she felt all the overwhelming feelings, too. It was scary to take such a huge leap and commit to showing up for a dream she didn’t know would pan out. Mentorship is what pushed her to rise up and continue making her dream a reality. Over the first few years of business, she leaned on the shoulders of several incredible mentors who took her under their wing and taught her how to make the jump from dreamer to doer. Kelsey needed their expert wisdom to shift old perspectives, discover the next right steps that would help her execute the vision, and stay hopeful throughout the journey. Her mentors helped shape her character so she could become the CEO and leader she is today. Now she is excited to pay it forward and be that cheerleader for you, too… because she believes YOU can turn your wildest dreams into REALITY.I invited Kelsey on the podcast to enlighten us on how she’s found her mentors, the best investments she’s made in her business + to learn more about the risks she’s taken on her own as a female solopreneur.Episode HighlightsHow Kelsey grew her following to 100K followers in just 5 yearsWhat it takes to grow a strong personal brand + stand out in your industryWhat most industry pros aren’t saying about how they grew their followings on social mediaKelsey shares her top Instagram tips for organic growth in 2021(psst…time to prioritize COMMUNITY + VIDEO)How to find the right mentors for you + why they’re pivotal to your success in life + businessWhat investing in your business really looks like + how to find the support you needHow Kelsey continues to pivot in her business no matter how the societal landscape evolvesResources mentioned in this episode:Get a free copy of Kelsey’s Radiant Mail: kelseychapman.com/radiantmailRead Kelsey’s book, What They Taught Me: kelseychapman.com/bookFollow Kelsey on Instagram: instagram.com/kelschapman>> To learn more about this episode + access all the resources, visit: https://www.elisabethfleming.com/blog/best-way-invest-business-kelsey-chapmanConnect with me:Subscribe to my Podcast: www.elisabethfleming.com/podcastFollow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mslizfleming/Follow me on TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/gmUYCJ/Follow me on Facebook: https://facebook.com/mslizflemingFollow me on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/mslizfleming/Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mslizflemingFollow me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mslizflemingSubscribe to my Youtube channel: https://bit.ly/brandinbloomtvShow hashtag: #BrandInBloomPod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jenna Greene is a YA fantasy author from Alberta, Canada. She is known for the award-winning novel, REBORN, as well as the IMAGINE series. When she isn’t writing (or teaching), she is co-hosting the podcast “Quill and Ink: A Podcast for Book Lovers” with Miranda Oh.In this episode, we go deep into:How Jenna got her to start writingWhat a dragon boat coach isFinding balance between teaching and writingWhat makes a good YA novelHow YA audiences have changed over the yearsWhat it’s like writing for a magazineHow podcasting has helped her writingWhy Jenna Greene writesFind out more about Jenna:https://www.jennagreene.ca/ https://twitter.com/jgreenewrites?lang=enhttps://twitter.com/podcastquill?lang=enhttps://www.amazon.com/Jenna-Greene/e/B07MFR13KY?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_3&qid=1611584307&sr=8-3Get more from Great Writers Share!https://www.danielwillcocks.com/merch/gwshttps://www.facebook.com/groups/greatwritersshare/ GWS Press books:Collaboration for Authors: https://books2read.com/u/3G2jLnSpecial thanks to:Intro vocals: Persephone RoseShow theme: Karl HughesBecome a Patron of the show! Get exclusive bonus content, find your tribe, and get early access to all episodes.Thank you to our patrons:David HinesHarley ChristensenJenn MitchellInnes RichensMichael AnderleYanni JadeJoSacha BlackLaura KCrys CainSamantha FrostVictoria LK WilliamsBrett JacksonFaye Trask See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When Patrick Adesso was in school, a teacher told him to find three passions: one for himself, one to share with his family and one to turn into a profession. Luckily for him, his first passion for technology started when he was a kid with a screwdriver, a knife and an old computer. Throughout the years, he’s found the other two passions as well, even though they’ve swapped their roles a bit. His passion for aviation moved from a profession to a hobby while his interest in software took over as a career. But that passion for his family stayed steady throughout.In this episode, Patrick shares how he’s balanced his many passions, how a chance encounter at a first birthday party set him on the course to being the CIO at DEX Imaging and why an old aviation saying from his dad still serves as a reminder to never give up. You’ll also hear: How computers saw Patrick through his punk, teenage angst yearsWhat he’s learned from Dan Doyle Sr., Dan Doyle Jr. and other mentors within DEX ImagingHow it felt more like DEX was doing an acquisition when Staples acquired themIf you’d like to hear more from Patrick, reach out to him on LinkedIn.

We all know that our attitude and our perspective is what matters, not simply what happens in our lives. Here is your playbook to take steps toward having a more positive and optimistic mindset.Ryan is a motivational keynote speaker, coach & author of Get Off Your Attitude. He has experienced overcoming terminal illness, being shot, losing a business, being foreclosed on, and having to rebuild his personal and professional life from the bottom up.Quotes to remember: “We have a choice to be happy. We have a choice no matter what’s going on around us.”“How are you responding to your own negativity?”Takeaways:Our attitude is based on where we get information and what our daily habits areChange starts with taking it day by dayFear of the unknown stops us from taking action and forming new habitsOne sentence in a book can change your lifeThere is a ping-pong match in our minds between negative and positive No matter what the circumstances in our life, we can respond with a positive attitudeWe tend to look for happiness in the wrong thingsIt is our second thought that countsSo often we forget that where we are now is where we dreamed of being five or ten years agoYou can always find something good in the bad; likewise, you can always find something bad in the goodLook at yourself as a lifelong learning project; “if you’re ripe you’re rotting, if you’re green you’re growing”What you’ll learn:About Ryan’s biggest challenge and how he lost everything he had built for yearsWhat “get off your attitude” meansWhat to do if you are a self-help junkieHow to handle anxiety and overwhelm; steps to take and tips on prioritizationA cutting and inspiring example of someone choosing their attitudeHow to not ignore your negative feelingsWhat Ryan learned from being on the brink of death multiple timesHis list of daily habits to build a strong and positive attitudeHow to coach yourself through situationsThe metaphor of people as eagles and owls; those you want to be around and those who stop youMentioned on the podcast: https://ryanclowe.com/https://getoffyourattitude.com/Get Off Your Attitude: Change your Attitude, Change your LifeBrian TracyZig ZiglarTony RobbinsLes BrownEarl NightingaleThink and Grow Rich - Napoleon HillLinks:FacebookInstagramTwitterYoutube

Thank you for finding time to listen to session # 20 @hashtag pod podcast of dentistry and I'm your host Dr. Panks Dhingra. You can find all the notes and link to the session at podcastsofdentistry.com/session20.Today our guest is dr. Kyle StanleyHis Bio reads something like this. “Dr. Kyle Stanley, was named as "The Next Generation of Cosmetic Dentistry" by the AACD in 2015 and "Top 10 Young Educators in Dentistry" by the Seattle Study Club, graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC and then completed a dental implant residency along with a dental implant specialty in Brazil. While at USC, Dr. Stanley completed an Esthetic mini-residency with a world leader, Dr. Pascal Magne, and was honored with the Charles L. Pincus Award for outstanding achievements in esthetic dentistry by the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry. He is also a dedicated researcher who has published in some of the top international dental journals about topics relating to esthetics, dental implants, and smile design. Dr. Stanley is a KOL for many well-respected companies and has presented on five continents as a highly in-demand speaker. Dr. Stanley is the leading advocate of mental health in dentistry. He maintains an exclusive private practice in Beverly Hills, CA” That is a long list of achievements for this guy.  In our podcast, he talks about his experience with GIDE and shares his experience of how to go about starting your own implant journey I believe he's a perfect example of luck and hard work coming together in a very successful way. We also touch on successful implant Concepts like zero bone loss and the world renowned The lip Factor. We certainly talk about his AI company called PEARL, the effect of a AI or Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry as a profession and the future of Dentistry because of AI By now you might feel anxious, at least I was, listening to and hearing about his accomplishment in such a short span of time that I had to humanize him. There were few emotional moments and that clearly shows the human side of him.  We continue towards the end by asking my favorite Tim Ferris Inspired questions.In the end, I really loved the spirit of inspiration, entrepreneurship, humility and vision.I hope you love this evergreen podcast the way I did, so without further Ado doctor Kyle Stanley.   LINKS of the Session above Interview WIth Howard Farran What is Kyle Stanley's Story? Implant Residency in Brazil. Link University of Santa CatarinaHow did he meet Dr. Najad, his partner In Beverly HillsMeeting Dr. Helm City of Florianopolis , implant residency Santa Catarina.. pictures and links please of the cityWho is the second mentor?Triad Of MentorsWhat is GIDE? Where can they start their Implant journeyPeople Link: Thomas Linkovich for zero Bone conceptDrKyleStanley.com information about the coursesDigital Dentistry Institute to do Hands on coursesDr. Justin Moody Implant Pathway Program and link to his podcastHow did you get involved with Digital Dentistry Institute and Christian CoachmanYoungest speaker in the Seattle Study club> How did you get involved with themShare your audition day at Seattle Study clubHow did you meet Christian CoachmanWhat is the LIP factor? Where could we learn something like that or someone who is NOT at Seattle Study Club etc Do we need to stabilize the patient before  we do the DSD.. What guided system do you use?Entrepreneur Journey with PEARLWhat did you learn the most from your friend/patient/CEO Ophirin next 10 years, what part of the dentistry will be done by AI Will there be any Celebrity dentists in the next 10 Years? What practical applications are coming in PEARL or AI in next 5 yearsWhat other AI companies you are attached to like XNAV.. what is XNAV and new developmentsWhat is your typical week like?How do you say NO to someone or any speaking engagement?How did you curb your Ambition?What is your definition of happiness?Morning RitualIf you could go back and change one career decision what would that be?Hardest decision you had to take in the past year or twoBooks you have read, inspired or recommended the most?what other podcasts you listen toWhat do you like to do the most in clinical dentistry?What do people never ask you that you wished that they did?What is one habit that makes you successful? How do you talk yourself into UNLEARN what you have learned to improve yourself?Giant Billboard questionWhat have you changed your minds on ?Absurd thing that you do  

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Episode #30 is live with Steve Milbury, VP  of Opportunities New Brunswick.A Walk Down Memory Lane: How Economic Development Has Changed in The Past 25 YearsWhat's on the It's the Economy, Stupid blog this week? Subscribe and learn!We want to hear your voice! If you want to be featured in our Q&A segment, send a text or audio question to our social or matt@unsettledmedia.com- we'll shout you out by name.  Subscribe to the Unsettled Newsletter.  You'll get multiple posts per week breaking down timeless principles from the world's best minds.  Every post includes tools, product recommendations, strategy lessons, must-watch videos, must-read articles and the best stories from the worlds of culture, business & tech.This podcast is produced by me, Matt George.  Is engineered by the great Zachary Pelletier, and is part of the Unsettled Media Podcast Network.

Do you have trouble sticking to a goal and following through, or even getting started? I think we all do. Get practical insight into why, and how you can avoid the common traps and pitfalls when going after what you want. We all have the power to create enormous change in our lives with the right tools and ways of thinking.Adam aka The PHD (Previously Heavy Dude) hit a rock bottom moment in his life where he weighed 327lbs. He then went on his own 100-lb weight loss journey, started a gym and bootcamp, and helped his hometown lose over 35,000 pounds in five years. Now he is a coach and the host of the The Million Pound Mission podcast where his goal is to inspire one million pounds of healthy weight loss.Quotes to remember: “Goal-setting is really like goal-guessing.”“You gotta show up for you and realize that your goals and your hopes and dreams, they’re worth it.” Takeaways:Accepting personal responsibility is the hardest exercise to doThe one thing we can control is our show-up rateMeasure progress looking back to where you started, not to where your goal isOne domino can knock down another that is twice its sizeGetting the initial momentum is what you want to focus on for any major changeUntil your “Why” stack is bigger than your “Why Not” stack, you won’t achieve your goalMake your goals emotional by asking yourself why over and over until you feel its emotional powerWhat you’ll learn:How Adam’s rock-bottom moment extended to his health, finances, career, and relationships and when he was able to make a change in his lifeHow he created a Lifestyle Rehabilitation Statement for himself that he stuck to for 5 yearsWhat happens when you set a giant goal and succeed and then in essence start overAbout Adam’s second reinvention in which he pivoted from health to teaching others how to podcastHow he developed his voice and messageHis signature Implementation Alarm Challenge (it takes only one day!)Mentioned on the podcast: https://www.transformationcoach.me/The SecretDan SullivanPodcasting Business School podcast with AdamThe Shine Show with Salome SchillackSeven Levels Deep - Dean GraziosiLinks:InstagramLinkedIn

Russell Gray is co-host of The Real Estate Guys™ Radio Show. An avid student of economics with a diverse background in business, investing, mortgage, and financial services, Russ brings unique and practical insights to help entrepreneurial investors grow and protect their wealth and income through real estate and real asset investing.Join me for this episode as we unpack the realities of how the economy works, how money works, and how the financial systems work. We discussed where real estate is headed and how to prepare for that future.[00:01 – 05:19] Opening SegmentI talk briefly about great values that await you in this episodeI introduce and welcome our guest, Russell GrayRussell tells us about his background[05:20 – 20:50] Preparing for the Economic and Financial FutureRussell talks about the real estate investment mistakes people are making in light of the coronavirusThe biggest mistake is people either play all defense or all offense.The differences between The Economy and The Financial SystemThe trajectory of real estateWhat will be the best asset class to invest in the future?How to prepare for the future of the real estate[20:51 – 29:16] Inflation and DeflationInflation vs. DeflationSupply and demandLeverage[29:17 – 37:22] The Next 20 to 30 YearsWhat's the situation in the US going to be like in 20 to 30 years?Everything that can't continue won't continueThere will be a reset in the financial systemGood investment options[37:22 – 43:04] Closing SegmentQuick break for our sponsorsWhat is the best investment you've ever made other than your education?The best investments are relationships.What is the worst investment you ever made?I got involved in an apartment building. Sold it to investors that didn't know what they were doing. A projected $1 million profit turned to a complete loss.What is the most important lesson that you've learned in business and investing?You have to take 100% responsibility.Connect with Russell online! See the links below. Tweetable Quotes:"Hope is not a strategy, and it's a terrible tactic. You just have to reach out and get the help you need." – Russell Gray"Make sure that you're sober-minded and you're not just seeing sunshine because there are certain good things going on and you're not just seeing doom and gloom because both are present at the same time and you have to prepare for both and take advantage of both at the same time." – Russell Gray"Take it upon yourself to become knowledgeable because the people who are out there trying to tell you what to do, most of them don't know what they're talking about." – Russell Gray Resources Mentioned:The Real Estate Guys Radio Show podcastEquity Happens by Robert Helms and Russell GrayRich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki You can connect with Russell on the Real Estate Guys Radio website. Check out their YouTube Channel. Subscribe to their newsletter at newsletter@realestateguysradio.com. LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes.

A document of our time, as well as an exploration into a celebrated career, Venezuelan pianist and composer, Edward Simon joins us.   Now based in the San Francisco Bay Area, but long associated through his work with the all-star SF JAZZ Collective, Simon is celebrating over 30 years in music with his Ridgeway Records release, 25 Years.  His work has found him collaborating with prominent jazz, vocals, and chamber groups, such as Gretchen Parlato, Imani Winds, Mark Turner, David Binney, Scott Colley, and Brian Blade.  The latter of which includes celebrated trio recordings along with John Patitucci.   We spoke with Edward about his two-disc career retrospective, as well as his newly announced role as Associate Artistic Director with the Ridgeway Arts organization (a producer of this podcast). At the time of our conversation, the country was several months into the shelter-in-place effects of COVID-19; where musicians in particular were some of the first to lose prevalent sources of their financial living.  Along with renewed light shone on familiar issues of racial injustice, the black lives matter movement, and escalated political divisiveness, it was only natural that some discussion swayed into addressing the systemic indignities more often directed towards people of color in the U.S.; implicitly, and/or overtly. Tracks featured throughout Episode #019: Impossible Question - Edward Simon - 25 Years Pathless Path - Edward Simon - 25 Years Aguantando - Edward Simon - 25 Years Triumphs - Edward Simon - 25 Years Govinda - Edward Simon - 25 Years Fiestas - Edward Simon - 25 Years Lover’s  Park - Edward Simon - Steel House Simplicity - Edward Simon - 25 Years Alma Llanera (Part 2)- Edward Simon - 25 Years Pere - Edward Simon - 25 Years What if… - Edward Simon - 25 Years Gracias La Vida - Edward Simon - 25 Years Navigator - Edward Simon - 25 Years Ericka - Edward Simon - 25 Years More Information: https://www.edwardsimon.com

About this episode:In this week’s episode, coach Adam talks with Zipp design engineer Mike Vittorio about the latest and greatest in cycling wheel technology, and how cyclists' long-held habits need to change to get the most out of the new technology.Guest Bio – Mike Vittorio:Mike Vittorio is a design engineer for Zipp Speed Weaponry in Indianapolis, Indiana. He studied naval architecture and marine engineering at the University of Michigan and spent the first part of his career as a yacht designer with a focus on composite structures. In 2017 Mike joined Zipp and began applying his study of flow dynamics and professional experience with various composite processing techniques to wheel design. Mike’s most recent project for Zipp is the 303 S Tubeless Disc Brake Wheelset.Mike has been road cycling throughout his life but seriously ramped up his training upon joining Zipp. The increase in mileage was not just about getting fit but also to gain an understanding of the needs of modern cyclists.Episode Highlights:How wheel technology has evolved over the past few yearsWhat goes into engineering a wheelsetAre wider tires better?Vibration loss, rolling resistance, and how they relateCommon misconceptions riders have about buying wheelsLearn More About Mike Vittorio's Work At Zipp:https://www.sram.com/en/zipphttps://www.facebook.com/zippspeed/https://www.instagram.com/zippspeed/https://twitter.com/ZippSpeed Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, or on your favorite podcast platform

Midlife can be challenging. There are so many changes going on along with our everyday responsibilities. Because of this overwhelm, some women turn to alcohol to help themselves cope.If you’re struggling with alcohol misuse or any form of addiction, then I urge you to listen to this life-altering episode with Lori Massicot. She is a Sober Lifestyle coach for women over 40. Lori is an inspiration and her passion for helping women thrive is fascinating.In this episode, we’re going to take a deep dive on why women begin drinking in the first place, why numbing yourself will only backfire in the long-run, the stigma and shame that women go through in terms of addiction, and why there’s always hope that women can change their lives.Episode Highlights:Why Lori started an anonymous IG account in 2015Why she started drinking at a young ageDrinking as a coping mechanism to escape problemsWhy she and her husband decided to go soberAlcohol consumption as normalcy in societyThe link between self-esteem and alcohol addictionHer social group’s reaction to her sobrietyWhy quitting drinking is only the first stepHow to create a life where you don’t need to drinkWhy you need to go sober ASAPThe importance of opening dialogue and vulnerabilityHer advice to women struggling with drinkingLori’s plans in the next three to five yearsWhat she would tell her younger selfConnect with Lori:WebsitePodcastLinkedInFacebookInstagramYouTubeTwitterResources mentioned:Lori's Sober Coaching for WomenMy book Cannonball!: Fearlessly Facing Midlife and Beyond---Enjoy 50% off your purchase from Genev’s Products by entering CANNONBALL50 and build a stronger and healthier you!Click here to see Gennev’s products! You can also check their website to know more!---Thank you for listening! Let me know what you think of this episode by leaving a rating and review here!Don’t forget to follow Fearlessly Facing Fifty on Instagram and Subscribe to my website Fearlessly Facing Fifty to get all the updates, news, and giveaways!Purchase a copy of my book: Cannonball! Fearlessly Facing Midlife and BeyondThis episode is sponsored by our friends at Gennev – learn more about making your health a priority. Built for women, by women.

Listen and explore:How Zach ended up in the jungle drinking ayahuasca 3-6 times per week for four and a half yearsWhat is ayahuasca? How does it work?Why Zach has issues with the shaman labelHow ayahuasca, spirituality and physical and emotional healing are all interconnectedMethods for integrating an ayahuasca experience and why it's so importantWhat exactly is the job of an ayahuasca facilitator?Avoiding the trans-rational fallacy after experiencing ayahuascaMentioned in this episode:https://www.healyourtribe.com/La Familia AyahuascaLa Familia Ayahuasca podcastFAR OUT #85 ~ Exploring Ayahuasca: Shaman Jess Poitra on Kambo, the Warrior Frog Medicine (Episode 4)Ken WilberFAR OUT #78 ~ Exploring Ayahuasca: A Month Later (Episode 3)FAR OUT #76 ~ Exploring Ayahuasca: Working with the Medicine (Episode 2)FAR OUT #74 ~ Exploring Ayahuasca: Drinking it for the First Time (Episode 1)Connect with us:Email us at host@thefaroutpodcast.comOn Instagram: @thefaroutcoupleJulie-Roxane on Instagram: @julieroxaneAlasdair @ www.alasdairplambeck.comSupport this podcast:Become a patron at: https://www.patreon.com/thefaroutcoupleLeave a review on iTunes!Share this episode with a friend! :DCredits:Intro music: "Complicate ya" by Otis McDonaldOutro music: "Running with wise fools" written & performed by Krackatoa (www.krackatoa.com)

On todays show we speak to Nessa aboutHer youth work experience over the past 15 yearsWhat she finds magical about living in SligoHer journey into politicsWhat she is looking forward to in the futureHer recommendations for a day/weekend in SligoAre you a Sligo Native? If no what is the story of how you moved here?: No, I am originally from Cork! I met my Cavan husband at Glastonbury festival in 2002 and bought a house in Cartron exactly a year to the day...a house where we now have 3 children!!What do you love about living in Sligo?: Lifestyle,, people, activities, great food, pubs, scenery, music, art... couldn't imagine living anywhere else now ️If you could wave a magic wand what would you fix or bring to Sligo ie. facilities, shops, restaurants, culture/arts?: More jobs, better cycling infrastructure, better infrastructure to suit the weather...shops such as Zara!!! Sligo as a place is getting better and better every year... keep that going.What keeps you awake at night?: The musical beds in our house!! Inequalities in the world, worrying about my children, bills.What are you looking forward to in the future in your personal and professional life?: We are planning on a building an extension in our house so at the moment am really looking forward to that! I would love to be an elected representative for this area to ensure that we get our fair share of the national pie.What are your must do Sligo recommendations? Restaurants/Walks etc.: Very hard to say..we are so spoilt for choice...one definitely would be open water swimming in Rosses Point, SUPPING/ swimming on Lough Gill. As a vegetarian Sweet Beat is such a treat to have locally...I love live trad music so any of the pubs that play live music.How can people find you online? Would you like to make a special offer available for listeners?: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram- Nessa Cosgrove

Your intrepid hosts are four PhD scientists that have gotten their PhDs in different scientific fields and schools; and all come from varied and disparate backgrounds to get different points of view in order to best bring you “the real PhDeal”. Your hosts are Dr. Luis (Lou) Estevez - PhD in Materials Science and Engineering (Cornell University), Elizabeth Kautz - PhD in Materials Engineering (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute), Elias Nakouzi - PhD in Physical Chemistry (Florida State University), and Rajan Patel - PhD in Chemical Engineering (Missouri University of Science & Technology).Join us each week (new podcasts drop Monday) as we try our best to handle various topics involved in pursuing a STEM PhD and try and give our best advice, stories, strategies and mutual commiseration of choosing this career pathPlease subscribe to the podcast and check out our associated website:http://realphdeal.com/Also feel free to send an email and let us know what you liked or didn’t—or if you have any questions or potential show topics at:phdealmail@gmail.comAll the music in our episodes is done by Luis Estevez. Topic: “How to choose your school, your department, and your Advisor for your PhD?”Which of the three do you think is most important?What type of research should you do on these before you choose? Choosing an advisor: New Assistant Professor Vs. Well-established Tenured Professor- Hands-off Vs. Hand-on types; post doc heavy vs students/undergrads heavyIndividual stories and advice about the panel’s path to their advisor and research groupHow to gauge an advisor and their research group for the non-science stuff (talk with current students, etc.)What happens if you and your advisor don’t get along?Choosing your school:Small school Vs. big school—will facilities play a role?Go to visitation weekendWhat’s the town like? This could be a chance to check out a town for a 5ish yearsWhat’s the cost of living? Can you actually buy a house for 5 years? Finding roommates?Choosing your Department:Can you survive in a department that wasn’t your major as an undergrad? Can you thrive?Unique systems of various schoolsThere can be a lot fuzziness and overlap within certain departments—especially multi-disciplinary ones like materials scienceAlternate tips from the panel like having a “back-up advisor” once you choose your school/departmentAn Advisor “Aunt/Uncle” can be a valuable resource if you can find one

In this episode you’ll hear [ 01:01:50 ]:Jeff's backstory on mushrooms to now his company, NammexWorking on a mushroom farm for 10 yearsWhat a mushroom farm is likeMedicinal properties of mushroomsBeta Glucan - the magical stuff in mushroomsTop 4 mushrooms: cordyceps, lions mane, reishi and chagaJapanese research on Lion's Maine and MemoryCordyceps wild crafted+farmedThe best mushroom for digestive discomfort + issuesWhy you need to buy organic/best quality (actually mushrooms and NOT fillers)Are you buying mushrooms or mushroom like product?Which mushrooms you should add into your day to day dietLEARN MORE ABOUT THE GUEST:Learn more about mushrooms at Jeff’s company website, NammexFollow more Witchy Wellness vibes on Loren’s Instagram PageWant to learn more about the latest episodes + events - sign up to be a witchy wellness insider

Brandon Ellis is the bestselling author of the Mars Colony Chronicles, Ascendent Chronicles, and many more sci-fi works.Brandon grew up on the outskirts of Portland, Oregon. After being declared an All State Baseball and All League Basketball player, he obtained his state and federal Therapeutic Massage License to become a successful Sports Massage Therapist & Instructor. During his life adventures so far, he has become a father of three and a successful author, and has recently taking the plunge in moving to Bali.In this episode we go deep into:Brandon’s love for board gamesWriting in Brandon’s early yearsWhat kept Brandon motivated when he believed his writing stunkBuilding a strong mentality and learning to excelLessons which crossed from sports therapy to writingWhy networking is a superpowerGiving, being helpful, and being charitable without expectationNot being scared to reach out and ask for advice from those you want to learn fromBrandon’s passion to help others who reach out to himBrandon’s secret formula for making a box set successfulEntering the age of the box set cultureWhy newsletter swaps still workThe importance of trust with your readersSecrets into making sure your emails get readHow to theme your newsletters and make them engagingWhy vision boards are the secret to true successThe difference between affirmations and incantationsThe value of ‘yet'Why does Brandon write?Brandon answers questions from Patrons:Jenn Mitchell: How have you been able to push through the hard stuff and keep writing? It's the kind of thing we all face and you remain so positive and genuine. So, what’s the secret?Jon Cronshaw: How do you research the market for your seriesMark McClure: How do you go about improving your writing craft skills?Mark McClure: How relevant has your author website been to your success?This week’s question:How do you keep yourself motivated to achieve your writing goals?Find out more about Brandon:brandonelliswrites.comLinks from the show:Great Writers Share Facebook GroupChris Fox’s ads courseBrandon’s Atlantis QuadrilogyNick Cole & Jason Anspach’s LegionnaireHugh Howey’s WoolA.G. Riddle Winter WorldJackson Dean ChaseSpecial thanks to:Intro vocals: Persephone... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s guest is Phil Duffy, President & Executive Director at Woods Hole Research Center.Expertise Climate modeling, extreme weather risk, societal impacts of climate change, domestic climate policy, international climate change negotiations, climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies.Dr. Philip Duffy is a physicist who has devoted nearly 30 years to using science to address the societal challenge of climate change. Dr. Duffy frequently engages domestic and international policy- and decision-makers, including delegates at the United Nations climate conferences, and the United States Congress. Dr. Duffy is frequently quoted in major national media outlets such as The New York Times, the Washington Post, Science, the Boston Globe, NPR, CNN, and MSNBC. He serves on committees of the National Academy of Sciences and advises state and local policymakers. Dr. Duffy is particularly interested in working with diverse groups to address climate change, including faith leaders, business leaders, and thought leaders across the political spectrum.Prior to joining WHRC, Dr. Duffy served as a Senior Policy Analyst in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and as a Senior Advisor in the White House National Science and Technology Council. In these roles he was involved in international climate negotiations, domestic and international climate policy, and coordination of US global change research. Before joining the White House, Dr. Duffy was Chief Scientist at Climate Central, an organization dedicated to increasing public understanding and awareness of climate change. Dr. Duffy has held senior research positions with the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, and visiting positions at the Carnegie Institution for Science and the Woods Institute for the Environment at Stanford University. He has a bachelor’s degree magna cum laude from Harvard in astrophysics and a Ph.D. in applied physics from Stanford.In today’s episode, we cover:Overview of Woods Hole Research CenterOrigin story & nature of the workRole of natural solutionsPhysical climate riskHow Phil’s views on the nature of the problem have evolved over the yearsWhat are the highest impact solutionsThe role of political willThe future of capitalism and GPD growthCarbon removal and direct air captureSolar geoengineeringNuclearHow Phil would allocate a big pot of money to maximize its impact in the climate fightPhil’s advice for others looking to find their laneLinks to topics discussed in this episode:Woods Hole Research Center: https://whrc.org/George Woodwell: http://whrc.org/staff/george-woodwell/John Holdren: https://www.hks.harvard.edu/faculty/john-holdrenSusan Natali: http://whrc.org/staff/susan-natali/Wellington and Woods Hole: https://whrc.org/wellington-management-and-woods-hole-research-center-announce-initiative/McKinsey and Woods Hole: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-investment-climate/climate-scientists-partner-with-mckinsey-to-push-companies-to-self-regulate-idUSKCN1T52CUNOAA arctic report card: https://arctic.noaa.gov/Report-CardYou can find me on twitter @jjacobs22 or @mcjpod and email at info@myclimatejourney.co, where I encourage you to share your feedback on episodes and suggestions for future topics or guests.Enjoy the show!

How do you take a simple idea … and turn it into a $6 million business in just three years?That’s what I sat down to find out with my guest today, Glen Ledwell.Glen’s the co-founder & CEO of Mind Movies and the Abundant Entrepreneur. To date, his companies have impacted more than 5.8 million lives worldwide.And all told, Glen has generated in excess of $50 million online. No small feat.That’s why I want you to grab a pen and some paper and get ready to take a LOT of notes. You’re about to discover Glen’s secrets and strategies for massive success and getting ahead as fast as possible.In today’s episode:The mindsets and attitudes that helped Glen go from $0 to $6 million in three short yearsWhat thinking “abundantly” really means and why we all need to do it as often as possibleThe role of failure when it comes to having massive success (and the way you should think about failure moving forward)The one thing you should know - and be clear about - when you’re starting a businessHow doing this ONE thing can make achieving your goals 10 times longerA powerful insight from Richard Branson (how far you will go in life and business is determined by your ability to do just one thing)What the big “needle movers” are in your businessAnd much more…

Well, well, well, if it isn’t a new look Real Talk with Holly & Ali!It’s been a year since the pop culture podcast that says what you’re thinking but are too afraid to say launched and to celebrate we have a brand new title design.For this very special episode, long-time entertainment journalists Holly Richards and Ali Cromarty delve into some of the major moments everyone’s been talking about this week from Shia LaBeouf’s latest film to Caitlyn Jenner arriving in Australia to film the UK version of I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!The gals also share their mixed opinions about Emma Watson becoming the new Gwyneth Paltrow by coining the term ‘self-partnering’, and dissect Amy Schumer’s interesting Rate, review, subscribe and we’ll give you a shout out next episode!Also follow us on Insta and slip into our DMs here: @realtalkwithhollyandali OR here: @alicromarty AND here: @hollynrichardsNOTES FOR THOSE PLAYING AT HOMEAli’s Instagram account which Holly so rudely spoke over…https://www.instagram.com/alicromarty/Things tickling our pickle:Billy Crudup’s IMDBhttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001082/Shia LaBeouf’s new film Honey Boyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RR8WTQzwSkShia watching his own filmshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98GBg9hJ1pMShia on Ellenhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWLcokLqJ_UShia Hot Ones episodehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMbseuQR2G8Amy Schumer’s number so you can text her too!https://www.instagram.com/p/B4tPCc6JlAj/Caitlyn Jenner - follow her journey in the jungle herehttps://www.instagram.com/caitlynjenner/Watch Years and Years on SBShttps://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/program/years-and-yearsWhat we picked apart:Emma Watson’s British Vogue interviewhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQynYGDpyiwParis Lees’ Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/paris.leesEmma’s Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/emmawatson/Little Women trailerhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AST2-4db4icBusy Philipps’ Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/busyphilipps/Busy and Michelle Williams’ friendship

Join us as Dr. K sits down with renowned sleep researcher Daniel Gartenberg PhD to learn more about why we sleep, how we sleep as we get older and things that we can do to improve our sleep. Dan’s mission is to help people sleep better and his research in sleep AI and cognition has led him to develop specific sleep apps that incorporate cutting edge science and research to help you get a better night’s rest.In this episode you’ll learn:Why sleep is so important and why the public perception has changed over the yearsWhat self-quantification is and how you can take advantage of itThe hospital sleep paradoxWhat happens to us when we don’t get enough sleepHow to use technology as well as secret hacks to to get more REM and DEEP sleepWhat Sonic Sleep is and how you can use sound to improve deep sleep and memory performanceWhat are sleep trackers and if you should you be using them?Dr. Dan’s night routine to optimize his sleepAnd more...Support the show (https://www.instagram.com/sleepbiohacker/)

When Melissa found out she was pregnant, she was a sophomore in college. Her counselor gave her a pretty alarming statistic: a frighteningly small number of women who get pregnant in college actually end up graduating. Melissa threw herself into her studies, and prepared as much as she could for the birth of her son. And while her plans may have been changed by this unexpected addition, she pushed on and beat the odds - in more ways than one!Not only did Melissa graduate on time, she graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering while working an internship in California and attending school in Michigan.Melissa’s story shows that bumps in the road of life do not have to define your path and that financial independence is STILL achievable even if life throws you a curveball.In This Episode We Cover:Melissa's money journeyThree situations that set up her money mindsetWhat her life looks like during her college yearsWhat her school program looks like during her college yearsHow she handles the situation when she got pregnant during her college yearsOn childcareHer goal after collegeAll about her medical debtThe reason why she opens up her 401kWhat her lifestyle looks like and the sacrifice she made to make things possibleOn paying off her debtHow does her situation changed after she got marriedThe moment she discovered the FIRE movementAnd SO much more!Links:BiggerPockets Money Podcast 79: Financial Freedom Through Decades of Hard Work and Hustle with Carol ScottBiggerPockets Money Podcast 82: Early Money Lessons Create Healthy Money Experiences with Aditi ShekarBiggerPockets Money Podcast 35: Hacking Your Life to Live for (Almost) Free with Craig CurelopBiggerPockets Money Podcast 26: Graduating College on Track for Financial Independence with Cody BermanBiggerPockets Money Podcast 22: How to Pay Off 6-Figure Student Loans While Pursuing Financial Independence with Travis HornsbyStudent Loan PlannerSoFiMr. Money MustacheMindy's emailConnect with Melissa:Traveling WalletMelissa's Twitter

Introduction of Brick Bridge Team MembersWhat is Everyone Working On?John: SaaSsafras & AWS LambdaAdam: UI/UX DesignEmily: C# & AWS LambdasCaleb: How Brick Bridge has changed over the yearsWhat does our staff want to see changed about Podio?Sign off till next seasonFollow us on social media (@PodcastPodio) to stay up to date on all Podio Podcast news.Support the show (http://www.brickbridgeconsulting.com/podcast)

FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from the weekend on Newstalk ZB) A Win's a Win/Racist Rally Ranters/How About the Next 50 Years?/What's the Point of Dry July?/How Do You Get Into Exploring?

Ben Reneer is a singer-songwriter from Alpine, Utah. According to the man himself, Ben “is determined to tell stories in the best way he knows how: through the universal language of music.” Songs featured: Off My Mind, Emma, I Should Be Getting More Sleep, 25 Years (What's it Gonna Take?), Orange Avenue, Senseless, Swallow, Songbird Learn more about him here: https://www.benreneer.com/music/ Watch selections from this episode on YouTube:

Talking Warriors winning a title for the 3rd time in 4 yearsWhat is next for LeBron's Legacy Which NBA stars are free agentsand some Draft talkLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Your first deal might just be your most important — because it leads to all the rest. That’s why it’s so imperative to study others who have just recently purchased their first deal! So today we’re excited to bring you a mashup episode, in which we sit down with three different investors to hear how they bought their first few investment properties. You’ll hear how Bill went from ex-con to house hacker, how Jacob used some highly creative methods to find his first deals, and how David is building an empire from across the ocean. Don’t miss a moment of this powerful episode!In This Episode We Cover:BillBeing imprisoned for 10 yearsWhat changed in prison for BillStarting your business on the sideHow he ended up investing in real estateWhat went in his head with his first investment propertyThe beauty of keeping expenses lowHaving tiny little stepsJacobJake’s investing pathHow he got into real estateBuying a $25,000 house with a $140 monthly mortgageGoing for the smaller banksInvesting at a very young ageJoining local Facebook pagesHis criteria for finding propertiesDavidDavid’s story and how he got to HawaiiBRRR, OD, and HELOCPaying close to 5 percent on a 10-unit apartmentHaving a great team you can trustHow he built a meet up in HawaiiAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets WebinarsBiggerPockets Podcast 277: Building a Six-Figure Family Real Estate Business with Ashley WilsonBiggerPockets Podcast 157: A Simple Morning Ritual to Help You Dominate Every Area of Your Life with Hal ElrodBiggerPockets EventsDad PoweredBrandon’s Instagram ProfileDavid’s Instagram ProfileBooks Mentioned in this ShowThe 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John C. Maxwell & Steven R. CoveyAwaken the Giant Within by Anthony RobbinsRich Dad Poor Dad by Robert KiyosakiLong-Distance Real Estate Investing by David GreeneThe Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Real Estate Investing by BiggerPocketsThe Advanced Guide to Real Estate Investing by Ken McElroyHow to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale CarnegieThe Miracle Morning by Hal ElrodThe 80/20 Principle by Richard KochTweetable Topics:“My success story didn’t started when I got out (from prison), it started right away in the very beginning.” (Tweet This!)“Quit the things that are holding you back and have you put in the exact location you are.” (Tweet This!)“Find a market that makes sense.” (Tweet This!)“I want to buy something that is certainly desirable.” (Tweet This!)“Highest risk is vacancy.” (Tweet This!)“Become a person worth being around.” (Tweet This!)“If they’ll like you, they’ll join.” (Tweet This!)Connect with BillBill’s BlogConnect with JacobJacob’s PodcastJacob’s WebsiteConnect with DavidDavid’s BlogDavid’s Instagram ProfileDavid’s Facebook PageDavid’s Youtube Channel

Today you are going to hear the story of Songkick led by Pete Finlay, formerly known as Pete Smith.You’re going to learn about the ups and downs of a very brutal story. Songkick was once one of the startup darlings of the UK, they raised a ton of cash, grew exponentially quickly, and, as Pete will share in today’s episode, really grew too fast for them to really understand how to manage this beast properly.Pete ended up leaving Songkick and starting Silicon Milkroundabout. This had its own challenges, which again he shares in brutally honest fashion. Like any great leader, he owns his mistakes and shares how others could avoid them in the future.We chat about:Songkick’s birth, infancy and later yearsWhat made Songkick different from other online concert discovery toolsPete’s experience with burnout and his advice to first-time foundersLinks:SongkickSilicon MilkroundaboutJoin us to learn more about Pete’s amazing journey.Want to receive our podcast on a weekly basis? Subscribe to our newsletter!Full show notes at: http://www.secretleaders.com/

At the annual meeting of the Reformed Free Publishing Association Prof. David J. Engelsma spoke on -After 500 Years- What about James on Justification-- He not only showed the harmony of James 2 on the one hand and of Romans 3-5 and Galatians on the other hand, but he also demonstrated that James 2 itself convincingly proves that it does not compromise the Reformation-s gospel truth of justification by faith alone.

In today's episode, I speak with Anton Kraly - the creator of Drop Ship Lifestyle, an online course and community that connects and helps eCommerce entrepreneurs.Anton explains how to start a drop shipping business, so that you can earn money while you travel without having to manage stock, fulfil orders, or even handle customer service.Anton has also very kindly hooked the Zero To Travel Podcast listeners up with a hefty discount on Drop Ship Lifestyle. So, if you're interested in this business model, go to zerototravel.com/dropship to get $100 off.In this episode, you’ll learn:What you should do if you want to make money on the roadThe strangest thing that has happened to Anton in the last two weeksHow Anton ended up living in VietnamWhether or not it’s possible to start a business like Anton’s on the roadHow online business has changed over the past few yearsWhat drop shipping isHow NOT to drop shipHow to approach suppliers and what not to say to themWhat profit margins to look forWhy this business model is perfect for digital nomadsHow much it costs to get started with drop shippingHow to decide on a niche, which products to sell, and who to sell toHow to identify trendsWhy competition is a good thingWhy you don’t have to compete with AmazonHow important personality and branding are on eCommerce sitesHow to conduct market researchWhich kinds of keywords to target and which ones to avoid to get the best conversion ratesHow to get approved by a supplierHow to get your eCommerce site up and running within two weeksWhat Google PLAs and Amazon Product Listing Ads are and how to use themWhich third party tools to useBusiness-to-business versus business-to-consumer: which is bestHow to outsource in an eCommerce businessHow to sell a website and how much they can go forAnton’s travel plansResources mentionedAnton KralyEtsyEbayShopifyDrop Ship LifestyleFiverrRetail TowereCommHub (now called HubLogix)Google AnalyticsLucky OrangeFreelancerODeskFlippaEmpire FlippersRazor Sharp ShaveDon't forget, you can get $100 off Drop Ship Lifestyle by going to zerototravel.com/dropship and starting your own drop ship lifestyle!The post How To Start A Drop Shipping Business & Live Anywhere – with Anton Kraly : Zero To Travel Podcast appeared first on Zero to Travel.

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Why Romania? [Alternate Title: Mutiny on the Podcast] Romanian Pastor Marius Apopi (left) translates for Bible teacher Jim Kerwin This episode’s rearranged cast: Host: Jim Kerwin Co-Host: Denise Kerwin Guest Co-Host: Al Strickland (remember him from last episode, 50 Years? What’s Your Secret?) Guest: Jim Kerwin (who wants to know: Is this a demotion or a promotion? And is he […]