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In this episode of Growing the Future Podcast, Dan chats with Derek  Squair, Aberhart Farms Market Advisor. Derek has been a great resource and a trusted advisor for Aberhart farms. Having Derek's guidance and expertise in making major decisions in Aberhart farms since 2006 has been  invaluable. In this episode, Derek shares his opinion and assessment of the current and future market. In this episode, you will learn: What exactly is a market coach. What is Derek's role as a grain market coach? and why farmers should have one close by.What problems a market coach can help producers solveWhy some grain farms will have significant earnings while comparable size grain farms in other locations will be experiencing devastating losses this yearThe way the current climate in the farming industry is changing the way risk is allocated between grain companies and producers.The great advantages of having a board of advisors and coaches at your disposalWhat new market opportunities are raising for grain producersWhat is the difference between organic, sustainable, and regenerativeDerek's opinions about carbon marketsWhy does a market coach focus so much on the cost of productionThe way producers protect themselves contractually when they don't produce the quantities agreed upon in the presale. Connect with Derek Twitter And if you want to be part of the Growing the Future community, make sure to say hi on social at: InstagramFacebookTwitterLinkedInSay hi to Dan on IGGTF YouTube Channel Also, don't forget to share this episode with your fellow Growing the Future trailblazers and subscribe to the podcast.   

The Astronomy, Technology, and Space Science News Podcast.SpaceTime Series 24 Episode 99*Space junk destroys satelliteIt now looks like space junk from a 1996 Russian rocket may be behind the destruction of China's Yunhai 1-02 weather satellite earlier this year.*More delays could push Starliner's launch to next yearThe long awaited second orbital test flight of Boeing's new CST-100 Starliner to the International Space Station may be delayed until next year following discovery of a critical technical issue with the spacecraft while it was on the launch pad preparing to blast off.*New study says Warp drive to remain science fictionThe idea of faster than light travel has been a key feature of science fiction for decades. It's the “Given” needed to make most sci-fi stories work. After all, without warp drive Kirk and Picard could never boldly go where no one has gone before – and the Enterprise would take four and a half years just to reach Alpha Centauri.*Vega's second launch of the yearA Vega rocket has blasted off from the European Space Agency's Kourou Space Port in French Guiana carrying the new Pleiades Neo 4 Earth observation satellite.*The Science ReportNew study shows that 2 to 3 days after first symptoms is when you're most likely to pass on COVID.A new study warns that extreme El Niño and La Niña events will become more common.A new study has identified the 26 species of Australian frogs at greatest risk of extinction.Paleontologists have identified two new species of giant sauropod dinosaurs.*Skeptic's guide to how psychic crimes payFor more SpaceTime and show links: https://linktr.ee/biteszHQ Your support is needed...SpaceTime is an independently produced podcast (we are not funded by any government grants, big organisations or companies), and we're working towards becoming a completely listener supported show...meaning we can do away with the commercials and sponsors. We figure the time can be much better spent on researching and producing stories for you, rather than having to chase sponsors to help us pay the bills.That's where you come in....help us reach our first 1,000 subscribers...at that level the show becomes financially viable and bills can be paid without us breaking into a sweat every month. Every little bit helps...even if you could contribute just $1 per month. It all adds up.By signing up and becoming a supporter at the $5 or more level, you get immediate access to over 230 commercial-free, double, and triple episode editions of SpaceTime plus extended interview bonus content. You also receive all new episodes on a Monday rather than having to wait the week out. Subscribe via Patreon or Supercast....and share in the rewards. Details at Patreon www.patreon.com/spacetimewithstuartgary or Supercast - https://bitesznetwork.supercast.tech/ Details at https://spacetimewithstuartgary.com or www.bitesz.com Sponsor Details:This episode is brought to you with the support of NameCheap…cheap domain names is just the beginning of your own online presence. We use them and we love them. Get our special deal…just visit: https://spacetimewithstuartgary.com/namecheap and help support the show.

William Kent Krueger – Kent to his friends – was thrown out of college during his radical student years, and he says it was the making of him as a writer.  Having recently published his eighteenth mystery in the Cork O'Connor series – the last nine of them all New York Times best sellers – we could hardly disagree. Hi there, I'm your host Jenny Wheeler, and in Binge Reading today Kent talks about the secret behind his remarkable success as a writer – and I bet it's not what you think it is, why he is fascinated by father-son stories, and how he sees himself more as a storyteller than a writer. We've got three eBook copies of Kent's latest best seller – Lightning Strike – to give away to three lucky readers in our Mysteries Alive Giveaway. Go to our website www.thejoysofbingereading.com to enter the draw. ENTER THE DRAW TO WIN LIGHTNING STRIKE And remember, if you enjoy this podcast you can find more exclusive bonus content, for example, Kent answering the Getting-To-Know-You Five Quickfire Questions by becoming a subscriber of Binge Reading on Patreon. It will cost you the equivalent of a cup of coffee a month. Check it out a patreon.com/thejoysofbingereading/ JOIN BINGE READING ON PATREON Six things you'll learn from this Joys of Binge Reading episode: Why getting thrown out of Stanford was a good thingThe sacred task of story tellingThe surprising thing about childrenHis breakthrough book takes him back to his 13th yearThe debt he owes his wifeWriting as constant discipline while 'real life' proceeds Where to find William Kent Krueger:  Website: https://williamkentkrueger.com/ Facebook: @WmKentKrueger Pinterest: @wkkrueger Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/williamkentkrueger/ Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/71170.William_Kent_Krueger YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfmB99UdSWJzB8LyzPu6RVQ What follows is a "near as" transcript of our conversation, not word for word but pretty close to it, with links to important mentions. Introducing William Kent Krueger - master storyteller But now, here's Kent. Jenny Wheeler: Hi there Kent and welcome to the show. It's great to have you with us. William Kent Krueger: What a pleasure to be with you, Jenny. Thank you for the invitation to be a part of this. Jenny Wheeler: You are about to publish Lightning Strike, book 18 in the Cork O'Connor series. In fact, by the time this goes to air, Lightning Strike will be out. William Kent Krueger - the Cork O'Connor series keeps getting better You're an award-winning New York Times and bestselling writer, and the critics agree that even at book 18, you're still fresh and unmissable. Lightning Strike has a twist of its own because it's what we call a prequel . You take us right back to the beginning of the story and introduce us to your protagonist as Cork O'Connor a boy, not even a man at this stage. Now, that's an interesting twist. Tell us what inspired you to do that. William Kent Krueger: Cork has a significant history that I have alluded to many times in the stories, but I've never gone back to explore that history, and particularly the relationship Cork had with his father. For those who are not familiar with my series, Cork O'Connor was at one point the sheriff of the fictional Tamarack County in Minnesota. When Cork was a boy, his father was also sheriff of Tamarack County, and a man who clearly greatly influenced his son. I wanted to be able to go back and explore more deeply that significant relationship, and also the relationship Cork had with his mother and several of the other characters who are recurring in the stories, and who have influenced Cork dramatically across the course of his life. Lightning Strike can be read as standalone of first in series Jenny Wheeler: I notice that in the past when readers have asked you, where should I start the series or does it matter where I begin them,

Whether it's the pressure from family to finish school ‘on time', the pressure you might be putting on yourself, or the expectation that you should be tough ‘enough'. Mental health and one's overall wellbeing can be so overlooked when it's put under a timeline. There is no set timeline on getting well. When that's understood, real change is able to happen.Robert McCaslin, director of business development for Alta Loma and founder of Sunlight Sober Living, dealt with addiction and mental health struggles from an early age. Not only was the transition into college hard enough, but everything that he was going through at the time, weighed him down even more and completely changed his outlook on life. Robert had tried to go to treatment many times throughout college always with big expectations for himself. It wasn't until his senior year that he decided to put a hold on his degree and take a year off to really commit to treatment. After taking a side job at a sober home he had an amazing experience at, instead of going back to his degree right away, he went off to find a huge passion working in recovery and mental health, and now finds great joy in his work.On this episode of Success is Subjective, Robert joins Joanna to share his rocky college experience and how he came to be vulnerable in his challenges, coming to find a passion through his own struggles. Robert's story shows how important it is to always value yourself before focusing on any academic or societal rating. Listen in for insight on Robert's journey as he finds the importance of mental health and now uses that to help individuals and their families find recovery themselves, from their issues with mental health and addiction.What You Will LearnCollege was never a question growing upThe very difficult experience with losing a close friend in Robert's senior yearThe mental health struggles Robert tried to ignore in collegeThe LEP programWhat caused Robert to drop out with only a quarter left for his degreeWhere Robert found himself after becoming soberYour health matters. College can wait Where Robert finds himself now and how he can't think of anything betterThe biggest measurement of success for RobertThe importance in taking as much time off as you needConnect with Robert McCaslinAlta Loma Transformational ServicesRobert McCaslin at Alta Loma Transformational ServicesAdmissions for Alta Loma: Call 866-810-6877Email Contact Robert::Call or text 737-444-5900ReferencesSuccess Is Subjective EP24 with Elliot AndreLearning Effectiveness Program (LEP) at University of DenverConnect with Joanna Lilley  Lilley ConsultingLilley Consulting on Instagram Lilley Consulting on Facebook Sponsored by: www.ParentTrainers.comEmail joanna@lilleyconsulting.com

What does having a call on your life look like? The simple answer to this question is to follow our discussion with Kimberly McBride. Kimberly is a servant and a cheerleader for those around her.Kim grew up in the church of ChristShe grew up in Arkansas and was a COC baby Kim said even with her growing up in the body she was not convertedThere were expectations set for her familyShe was baptized at the age of 20Kim was riding the coattail of her parents for yearsGetting ready to leave home to attend collegeKim parents have dropped her off and spoke to the minister and said she was in his care She began to learn how to have a relationship with God for herselfShe was free to do whatever she wanted to do because there was no parental accountabilityKim showed up but was detachedKim was showing up because it was expected of her  Her parents were very strict and she was not allowed to have friends  She had not developed meaningful relationships with brothers and sisters  Shook up, straddling the fence and finally seeing GodKim was in a horrible accident that was meant to take her life but she was still not converted Her dad fell ill and she had to take intermittent leave of absence.In that moment she began to pray for her dad and began to establish a relationship with the Lord GodShe relocated to Florida and did nothing for a yearThe way to salvation:Hear: Romans 10:17Believe: Hebrews 11:6Repent: Acts 17:30-31Confess: Matthew 10:32Be Baptized: Mark 16:15-16Be faithful unto death: Revelation 2:10J3Days Apparel This apparel company seeks to lift up Christ for He is the Savior and the Redeemer! (John 12:32). A Call to SalvationSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CalledbyGod)

Tune into this episode of PwC's Next in Health to hear PwC Health Research Institute's Trine Tsouderos, and Strategy& Principal, Igor Belokrinitsky, discuss medical cost trend for 2021 and expectations for 2022, including:The impact of COVID-19Projections for the coming yearThe effects of deferred care and interventionThe need for investments in forecasting and predictive modeling

025: On today's episode, film student Benjamin Weeks returns to talk about the Oscar nominated familial drama, The Father. From decoding the film's motifs, attempting to understand Anthony's perceived reality, and discussing the horrifying realities of dementia, this may be Large Popcorn's most emotionally heavy episode to-date.  How do you read the events of The Father?SegmentsReel Round-UpReel Round-Up items includeDune and The French Dispatch to debut at film festivals this yearThe animated TMNT movie gets a release date of August 2023Thor: Love and Thunder wraps filmingJonathan Majors in talks for Creed 3Timestamps00:00:00 - show start00:03:00 - reel round-up00:10:54 - topic of the showShow NotesDiscussing Film: predicting the 2022 OscarsSocialsCristian on Twitter: @isoCristianKeep up with all the films we watch on every show at my letterboxd profileCriterion Challenge 2021Ben on twitter: @sakebenji99

Lazarus Jackson (@lazchance) goes solo to talk about Killian Hayes' improvement since his return, Isaiah Stewart's lack of limitations, and some NBA Draft talk. That led to some unstructured rambling about:Damian Lillard shooting with his absKai Jones dunking everything in sightLaz's Perfect Pistons Team; Killian Hayes, Evan Mobley, and three Saddiq BeysThe lottery odds conversation we were having at the beginning of the yearThe new schedule for Pistons Vs. EverybodyKillian Vs. LaMelo in MayThe Pistons only winning 3 more games this seasonBennedict Mathurin and pre-draftingJosh Jackson vs. Hamidou DialloAnd much, much more. Thanks for listening! 

While “cheap and cheerful” might have been an apt description of Australian wine 20 years ago when Yellowtail was the #1 wine brand in the US, “Made our Way” is the new Australian marketing campaign that emphasizes the complexities and innovation of the modern Australian wine industry.  Aaron Ridgway, Regional GM of the Americas for Wine Australia, tells us about how they are “complexifying” and “re-mystifying” Australian wine, showcasing the substantial innovation, 100 different grape varieties, and extreme regional variations in growing climates.  Listen in for the journey of Australian wine through decades and regions of the world. Detailed Show Notes: Australian WineHas been a big wine exporter since the 1980s~2M tons of grapes per year (smaller than the US)A$3B of wine exported to 150 countries (A$450M to the US)Old vines (including some own-rooted ones), 100 varieties grown, 65 wine regions make the country unique and diverseLots of climate diversity - cool climates, deserts, wetter and drier regions200 years of winemaking historyYellowtail, which was launched in 2000, was the #1 wine brand in the US for a whileWine salesAffordable wine demand has remained, but higher-end wines have grown2x the sales of >$10/bottle in 2020 than in 2017Peak Australian wine sales around 2007-2008, many Australian wines were sold out and flying off the shelvesTop Export MarketsNorth America (US, Canada) - growing mid-single digitsCanada - 24% market share; Canada is behind the curve in terms of what’s new and exciting (vs. the US)UK - up 30%; 80% of sales is bulk wine, very price competitive marketChina (was big, major importing challenges right now)Wine Australia messagingGlobal message - Australian wine is diverse and excitingThe goal is the complexify and re-mystify Australian wine - pushing stories of individuals and the many diverse wine regions vs. Australia as a single categoryCurrent strengths - natural wines (from the strength of character and experimentation) and innovation (e.g., 19 Crimes Augmented Reality, Penfolds’ California Collection, new packaging)E.g., Ochota Barrels - a story of a “new classic”Experience with very commercial wineries globally, including Two Hands in AustraliaA punk rocker who bought a vineyard in the Adelaide HillsThey make unique wines with contemporary packagingWine Australia organizationMission - make Australian wine more competitive globally, want to raise the average priceTagline / PR Campaign  - “Australian Wine, Made our Way”Fighting the sense of “sameness” in wine marketingMore drone photography, scenes where the desert meets the ocean, tannin stains under the fingernailsSuccess?  Driving organic growth, both in volume and price The US has 3 priorities1) Digitally nimble in education - Australia Wine Discovered - customizable, fully downloadable library of wine content, including educator guides2) Business Development - help retailers, wholesalers, chain restaurants - with staff education, programming3) Market Entry - only ~20% of Australian wines are in the US marketMajor marketing techniquesTry to match the content and level of detail with what the audience is seeking“Australia Decanted”Trade education conference in Lake Tahoe (2018-2019)100 people each yearThe location chosen because no wine was made there, can focus without distraction, and it's much closer than AustraliaIt changes people's minds, creates a more spiritual connection with Australian wineMany alumni of the program go out to talk about Australian wineGlobal blind tastings - to focus on match in the glass, 8 Australian wines, and 4 global wines of the same varietyTechniques vary by marketCanada - focused on exploration and increasing the range of wines available with the provincial monopoliesUK - white glove, fine wine, trade-focused (as most of the sales are bulk)China - focused on consumers, 10s of millions of interested consumers - lots of local educators to deliver the messages (leveraging Australian Wine Discovered)Germany - mostly trade education

On CorkToday with Patricia Messinger ----Representatives from the Bar & restaurant industry are met with Oireachtas officials today on the reopening of the industryHowever many have a plea to open “Wet” bars if those serving food are allowed to reopen later this yearThe hospitality sector now wants a clear road map on reopening A listeners Dating Dilemma We hear about the lack of secondary school places in East Cork We hear how sheep are being used to graze onovergrowth in a Cork graveyard Gardening advice with Peter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I have a lot of dusty clothes from  dormant use over the past year. Granted, my job doesn’t require me to wear professional attire, but I have clothes that are begging to be taken to a restaurant. I know we are not in the clear, but as people are getting vaccinated and/or developing antibodies, things are starting to open back up. That’s why I wanted to have a little fun today and speak with MEL of Polished ProfessionalsWe discuss:How “passable” work clothing attire has changed over the past yearThe standard of men vs. women during online workThe soft skills we don’t learn in formal educationHow to navigate our closet as we reenter the world after covid quarantineMELS’s favorite resource for what to do with clothes she no longer usesColors to incorporate in your wardrobe and/or accessoriesAppropriate times and ways to wear athleisureThe value of purging The trick to seeing what you like and lack in your closetConnect with MELhttps://www.polished-professionals.com/Instagram: @polished_professionalsFacebook: Polished Professionals BlogTwitter: @polishedprofesTik TokLinksWhat Kind of Rest do You Need? with Dr. Saundra Dalton-SmithSquat Free Strong LegsConnect with Amy: GracedHealth.comJoin the Graced Health community on Facebook! Instagram: @GracedHealth Facebook: @Graced Health Amy.connell@gracedhealth.comIf you find value in this show, a blessing of a $5 virtual cup of coffee is appreciated to offset the costs associated with producing this podcast and my other content.  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/AmyConnell

Bob Carter is Founder and Chairman at Carter Global, the leading global philanthropic consultancy serving nonprofits, international non-governmental organizations (INGO's), and ultra-high net worth philanthropists. Bob is personally an expert in the development of major and mega gift fundraising campaigns and philanthropic giving strategies for mega givers. Throughout his career, Bob has also served as chairperson of seven different nonprofit boards, giving him an incredibly broad understanding of the inner-workings of our sector. We recently sat down with Bob to talk about the state of philanthropy in 2021, and his perspective on what the future holds for our sector, including:What he's most encouraged and concerned by in our sector for the coming yearThe biggest opportunities on the horizon for nonprofits over the next five yearsHow data and technology are changing the philanthropic landscape for the futureThe potential impact of changes to donor privacy laws that are currently under consideration by the Supreme CourtBob's thoughts and guidance for new and emerging nonprofit leadersWhat we as fundraisers should know about philanthropic supporters -- particularly the differences between those who have created wealth vs. those who have inherited itChallenges to nonprofits of philanthropic investors who are willing and comfortable bypassing the traditional nonprofit ecosystem to create impact for a cause, and what nonprofits need to do to address this challengeThe role of boards in addressing complicated issues like diversity, equity, and inclusion, and other tough conversationsBob shares a wealth of valuable insights and perspectives in our brief conversation. Get your pen and notepad out, because this is like a free masterclass in philanthropic planning! If you want to lead your organization more effectively and help your team avoid costly mistakes that drain your organization of time, talent, and revenue, check out my Amazon #1 best-seller, 101 Biggest Mistakes Nonprofits Make And how You Can Avoid Them. 

Welcome to today’s episode which is related to something many of us dread - the annual performance review process! Oh, the hours I spent on this in my UN career. And, to be frank, not always convinced that the value of the process compared to the time I and everybody else invested in it. So, although I very much agreed with the theory of the performance review (I was working in Human Resources after all!) – I must say that I didn’t personally look forward to the process. Having to evaluate myself. Try to write about how brilliant I thought I’d done through the year. Not exactly my cup of tea!So, I’m happy to let you know that today’s episode is not really about the performance review process itself. It’s about seeing the performance review process from a different angle. You can find the show notes for today’s episode at www.Barbarakandersen.com/15.So, you should no longer see the performance review as a stressor in the middle of other urgent work. Instead, let the performance review serve as your annual prompt to stay on track with your career development and ensure that you take time to take action and take charge of your career. I actually already touched on this in episode 9, the one called “Why You Always Want to Have an Updated CV!” (You can find that episode at www.barbarakandersen.com/9 ).3 ways to get much more out of the performance review process!#1 Use it as an Opportunity to Go into “Career Mode”You’re busy. It feels like there’s never really enough time to think about your career, your professional development, networking and looking for jobs.But for the performance review process you’re required to sit down and update your goals. You have to review your results and your competencies. You’re forced to think and write about what you’ve done well during the year. And you should welcome that as an opportunity. You may not necessarily expect big results from the performance review itself, but I say it’s actually good that you’re forced to do this because you need to think about it for you. So, take this opportunity to go into “career mode” and line out: Everything you’ve achieved and all you’ve learned during the yearThe results you’ve createdThe competencies you’ve displayed or developedThe skills you’ve displayed or developedWhile you’re in this “career mode”, think also about:What’s the next thing you’d like to do? What would you like your next job to be? What are the skills you’d like to develop further?Would you like to diversify?Would you like to go to the next level in terms of expertise – or in terms of authority and responsibility?Would you like to develop by moving to the field? Or to HQ or a regional setting?Is there a particular part of the world you’re eager to experience? Would you be interested to see what difference your experience could make in an NGO setting?Or would you like to go home and use your expertise in a government context?You should of course talk with your supervisor about as many of these things as you feel comfortable with. Seek his or her support for your development and your next steps. If you don’t think this is feasible, think about how else this can be done? Who else will/can support you?Think about what you will do in order to move in that direction.Read the full show notes at www.barbarakandersen.com/15.

Art, comedy, food, movies, performance art, outdoor cabanas, food and wine pairings...are some of the draws that bring people to Charles Krug winery in Napa Valley.  President & CEO of C Mondavi & Family (parent company of Charles Krug) Judd Wallenbrock tells us about the history of innovation at Charles Krug and the Mondavi family.  As the first winery and first tasting room in Napa Valley, Charles Krug has spearheaded many different elements of hospitality and now drives them virtual.  Hear all about their programs and what has worked in the virtual space on this episode of XChateau!Detailed Show Notes: Judd’s background - 41 years in the wine industryHe visited Napa as a 16-year-old in 1974 (Charles Krug, Mondavi, BV)Did stints in retail, restaurants, a winery rep, and has his own backyard winery4 years ago - became President and CEO of C MondaviThe original Mondavi family businessFounders - Cesare & Rosa, who settled in VirginiaDid hospitality for miners in 1908Got into wine in 1928 - their saloon closed due to prohibition, and they bought and sold grapes and yeast for home wine kitsSons - Peter and Robert Mondavi5th generation of Mondavi’s was just bornCharles Krug WineryFounded in 1861, oldest winery in Napa1965 - Peter & Robert split, Robert founded Robert Mondavi Winery; both were running winery before, then just Peter1882 - 1st tasting room in NapaCharles Krug - created a legacy of innovationIntroduced wine press to Napa, taking the idea from apple cider1st to bring Cabernet to NapaStarted the 1st wine club, took wine into San Francisco to sell wineMondavi innovations - brought in French oak barrels, did cold stabilizationHospitality at Charles KrugWedding - grandfathered in, limited to ~20 per yearThe aim is to create the cultural hub of Napa Valley - present wine as part of the artsCulinary, art, comedy, host the Napa Valley film festival, “SIP” - series of interesting people, like TED talks, music, performing artsWine is food, but not in the restaurant businessProvide a “teaser” for guestsPartnership with Pete Seghesio - makes world-class salumi with C Krug winePizzas - hand made in the outdoor pizza kitchenHas the same sourdough starter from the 1940s from the Mondavi familySee 40,000 guests per year, 10,000 delivered from Napa Valley Wine TrainSmall relative to ~300,000 visitors/year at Robert Mondavi wineryEvent-based marketingUse events as a discovery vehicle for the brandIt gives a reason to come, confident that wines will speak for themselvesEvents ticket-based, sometimes include wineSome events curated but not put on by the wineryEvents targeted to break even, then winery’s job to convert people to sales and club membersHelp generate word of mouth and 3rd party endorsementsBuild customer database - for follow up marketingEvents themselves not always a good selling opportunity, but do post-event marketing (e.g., free tasting for event attendees that come back)The GAME plan - a method for measuring and evaluating programsGoal, Activities, Metrics, Enhancements (after post-mortem)Key metrics for Charles KrugConversion rate to saleConversion to wine clubClub retention rateReferrals (from all categories - events, hotel, restaurants, social media, etc.…)Found more intimate and focused events do better for conversion, e.g., outdoor cabanas doubled wine club conversionVirtual hospitalitypre-Covid started in-home tasting groupsRevolved around club members in their homes, up to 20 peopleBlew away goals for sales and club membershipAlso did recruiting for next tastingsMoved to virtual during the pandemicDoing virtual for consumer, distributors, and country clubsBuilding comedy and trivia night virtuallyThe entertainment part is still evolvingCorporate tasting packs for customers been a big virtual business Have a 360-degree virtual tourMarketing virtualStarted with the wine clubLeveraged social mediaWord of mouth and referralsNot a lot of advertising, just limited digital (Facebook and Instagram)Digital best practices - need to keep pace with constantly evolving technology, content matching to the audience is importantImportant to always keep things fresh - future release - chocolate truffles that look like the soil from various Napa appellations, with flavor profiles to pair with winesOther digital programsTelesales - none pre-Covid, now a big business - not hard sales, but courtesy calls, customers enjoy hearing from the wineryE-commerce - release more content, find its building customer relationshipsWebsite chat box - has been very effective

The Hearing Matters Podcast discusses hearing technology (more commonly known as hearing aids), best practices, and a growing national epidemic - Hearing Loss. The show is hosted by father and son - Blaise Delfino, M.S. - HIS and Dr. Gregory Delfino, CCC-A. Blaise Delfino and Dr. Gregory Delfino treat patients with hearing loss, tinnitus, and Central Auditory Processing Disorder at Audiology Services, located in Bethlehem, Nazareth, and East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. On this episode we interview Moe Jerant, drummer for The Large Flowerheads! Moe has been a professional musician for over 20 years. She began playing the drums when she was gifted a snare drum by a few of her schoolmates in 7th grade! Who knew that years later Moe would be the drummer for one of the most popular 60's cover bands in The Lehigh Valley and surrounding areas! During this episode you will learn: The importance of getting your hearing tested on an annual basis Why musicians need to get their hearing tested at least 1x/yearThe evolution of hearing technology as described by a long-term hearing aid user, Moe Jerant Echoic memory and hearing loss, as it relates to musicians Treating your hearing loss sooner than later How hearing aids increase speech intelligibility and understanding Moe has been a patient of Audiology Services for over 15 years! Dr. Delfino and Cheryl Delfino, B.A. - HIS fit Moe with her first set of hearing instruments in 2005. To date, Moe currently wears her third set of hearing aids from Audiology Services and has experienced positive patient outcomes. Moe is extremely motivated to continue to increase her overall speech understanding and decrease her listening effort. This is one of the many reasons why she loves her hearing aids. Being a professional musician means that Moe is exposed to constant noise on a consistent basis. Between band rehearsal and live shows, it's essential she continue to protect her residual hearing; we want to maintain the hearing sensitivity she does have. That being said, when Moe is rehearsing or performing, she uses musician in-the-ear monitors! Now, when she's done playing a gig, she doesn't have that ringing in her ears when she gets home (commonly referred to as temporary threshold shift). Too often we speak with professional musicians who don't perform as much (some don't perform at all anymore) because they present with hearing loss. At Audiology Services, it is our mission to encourage musicians to get their hearing tested on an annual basis! A musician's sense of hearing is like a canvas to an artist - essential. Practice healthy hearing habits, wear hearing protection when you go see your favorite band perform live, and don't listen to your music turned all the way up (unless of course it's The Large Flowerheads) - Kidding! Turn the volume down, seriously. We Heard You Have Some Questions. Let's Hear Em'Email: Blaise@audiologyservicesllcpa.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hearingmatterspodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/hearing_matters_podcast/

Harman Dayal and Satiar Shah join the show to discuss where things have went wrong for the Vancouver Canucks this season, how to divvy up the blame for it, and what they need to do to fix it moving forward. Topics include:The bad optics of their offseasonDeeper rooted issues dating back yearsPaying for past mistakesIntentionally rebuilding vs. being bad by accidentHaving plan and executing it properlyGM vs. Owner vs. CoachFront office power strugglesOwnership meddling in movesMaking big changes now vs. offseasonLosing the roomGoaltending vs. defensive issuesHughes and Pettersson's struggles this yearThe impact on their next contractsTrying to salvage the rest of the seasonBig decisions coming up

On this weeks Episode:Our listener call this week is a hater from across the pondThe Super Bowl happened - we talk a little about the game and a lot about the WeekndOur Favorite Super Bowl ads this yearThe snow storm in New York has made Jorge a horrible mixologistTherapy is good for mental health Goal setting because Dean needed some help with setting better goals. We aren't experts but its nice to kick around some ideas that can maybe help each other out.Support the show (https://twitter.com/GuDVIBESpodcast?s=20)

Episode 69 -  We look ahead at what's coming this year, and what our thoughts are for making the podcast EVEN BETTER than it is now. Tell us what you think, we're gonna do a Q&A episode in the future. So ask us your questions in the comments on the website, on social media or by e-mail sharpthepodcast@gmail.com Look at all this stuff we covered: Moving houseBuilding the new studioTop tips to use ToDoIst with a big projectFriend of the show Laurie pops in to say hiOur ideas for the coming yearThe kitchen table - new house, new ideasDealing with changeNothing's perfectNothing's permanentNothing's personalQ&A - send us your questions, ask us anything As always, we're really grateful for your help in supporting this podcast. To do this you can: Buy me a coffee (I'd be ever so grateful)Rate or subscribe on apple podcasts by going here - apple podcastsContact us on Twitter - we are @sharppodcast hereConnect with us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sharppodcast/Share with at us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sharppodcast/Post comments on the website. This link will take you to the home page, and then you can go onto the episode you'd like to comment on here Thanks EVER SO MUCH for listening. If we help you to BE BETTER at what you do, then it's all been worth it!

Join Corrie Perkin and Caroline Wilson for Ep 159 - Carefully Curated?Don't Shoot the Messenger is powered by Red Energy. To support the company that supports us - give Red Energy a call on 131 806 or visit their website HERE - for real Aussie energy.And thanks also to Prince Wine Store bringing Melbournians, the greatest wine in the world. Delivering Australia Wide. www.Prince Wine Store.com.au To receive a special listener discount enter the promo code MESS (as in Messenger) at checkout to receive your discount (online purchases only).We kick off this week with a very thought provoking listener letter from Jan B about the ugly side of AFL culture.As Melbourne comes back to life Caro and Corrie have been out and about and there's plenty of wonderful places to explore including;Bar Lourinha on Little Collins StreetKelvin ClubEmbla on Russell StreetArbory Afloat on the YarraThe NGV TriennialMy Bookshop Talks to Don Watson - book tickets HERE.GLT's are back! Caro recommends hairspray for stain removal - who knew?. We'd love to hear your GLT's - email them to feedback@dontshootpod.com.auCaro's 'Crush of the Week' for Red Energy is Melbourne's only openly gay MP Harriet Shing.In BSF we talk;Mayflies by Andrew O'Hagan - available at My Bookshop HERE.Only the Animals at the cinemaRaspberry Ripple Cake from A Year of Simple Family Food (Find the recipe HERE). In Six Quick Questions;Will Anthony Albanese surive as leader for the year?Will Eddie McGuire survive as President for the yearThe most over used words of the monthThe relocation of the Rip Curl Pro from Bells BeachWhich pantry items cause you the most angst when you run out?Optimistic covid actsTo receive our weekly email which includes recipes SIGN UP HERE.For videos and pics make sure you follow us on Instagram, Facebook or TwitterEmail the show via feedback@dontshootpod.com.au.Don't Shoot the Messenger is produced by Corrie Perkin, Caroline Wilson and produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Sports Entertainment Network.Thanks to Clementine Donohoe for additional social media support. You can follow @clemmiedonohoe on Instagram HERE.

It’s IMPOSSIBLE to bloom without the rain…2020. What a year it was for all of us! A year where collectively experienced new and bizarre things, but also a year that was filled with our own stories, moments… our personal memoirs. I had wanted it to be the year I bloomed. Little did I know, I had to feel the rain first.In this episode I share some of the key lessons that I learned from my year that was.Why I needed to acknowledge and embody the hard things last yearThe importance of finding your support when you are in those heavy spacesWhat happened that time I just couldn’t get out of bedThe gift for my children in learning language around emotionsWhy it’s OK to be done with the darkness, for nowHow I am - we all are - richer now... our fabric will be forever stitched a little differently.Links:The Conversations With Lisa playlistReady for Change is back early 2021! Click here to join the waitlist.Continue your conversation with Lisa:Instagram | Facebook

Are you ready to hear an exciting and reflective episode?Today on the podcast, we are talking about two major milestones: the 100th episode and my 40th birthday!From my very first episode to episodes that almost didn’t air and more, I am celebrating some of the biggest lessons I've learned since starting a podcast and recognizing some of the amazing guests that helped me get to where I am today. I am also covering what the future holds for the show.From there, I am sharing with you a recap of my career thus far, lessons from my life and some plans and goals that I have for the future. In Today's Episode, We Discuss:What has changed since the very first episodeStories of the guests I’ve had on the show How I started my own private practiceWhat my mission is for my 40th yearThe plans I have for the future of the podcast, my business and my lifeTell me what your favorite episode of the podcast has been so far! Send me a DM over on Instagram!Whether you want to start a private practice or grow your existing private practice, I can help you get the freedom, flexibility, fulfillment and financial abundance that you deserve. Visit my website www.independentclinician.com/ to learn more.Resources Mentioned: Free Webinar: How to Start Your Private Practice: Full Time or on the SideStart Your Private Course WaitlistSix Figure Private PracticePrivate Practice for Beginners Facebook GroupWhere We Can Connect: Subscribe to the PodcastFollow Me on InstagramFollow Me on FacebookShow notes available at https://www.independentclinician.com/blog/category/podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Daniel Krueger and Anthony Vicino are the Co-Founders of Invictus Capital, a real estate investment firm specializing in value-add multifamily real estate. Daniel and Anthony are a powerful duo in the multifamily scene. They host the shows The Weekly Multifamily Roundtable and Multifamily Investing Made Simple podcast. [00:01 – 08:11] Opening SegmentAnthony talks about their book Passive Investing Made SimpleDan's perspective on their partnership[08:12 – 12:10] Invictus CapitalDan talks about the most challenging obstacles they have faced over the past yearThe story of Invictus Capital[12:11 – 23:43] The MindsetThey talk about the "mindset" needed to reach success What would you change in the dynamics of your partnership?Dan and Anthony take turns answering the question.[23:44 - 35:24] THE FINAL FOURWhat's the worst job that you ever had?Dan: Working in the corporate world as a financial analystAnthony: Landscaping in the summer during collegeWhat's a book you've read that has given you a paradigm shift?Dan: The One Thing by Gary KellerAnthony: Meditations by Marcus AureliusWhat is a skill or talent that you'd like to learn?Dan: Get comfortable speaking other languagesAnthony: Become a better photographerWhat does success mean to you?Dan: "Happiness. If all I do is one up Anthony, at any given scenario, I would consider myself successful."Anthony: "At the end of the day, it comes to happiness and peace of mind."Connect with Dan and Anthony. See the links below.Final thoughts Tweetable Quotes:"You're choosing the path that you are on right now, and if you're not happy with that path, get off the path. Go to a different path and find happiness there." – Anthony Vicino "Make your decisions with intentionality." – Anthony Vicino LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW by clicking this link.WHERE CAN I LEARN MORE?Be sure to follow me on the below platforms:Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, or Stitcher.LinkedInYoutubeExclusive Facebook Groupwww.yonahweiss.comNone of this could be possible without the awesome team at Buzzsprout. They make it easy to get your show listed on every major podcast platform.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/weissadvice)

Episode #029 - Back to School 2021It's a new year and Beau and Steve are back in the studio and sharing tips on taking the stressure out the first day of school.Topics covered:Preparing for the new school yearThe power of a routineCommunicating with your school and teachersPreventing first day bluesManaging ourselves for that first dayAnd more....https://www.facebook.com/onedadpod

For links to every news story, all of the details we shared about Pantydraco, links from Tara Cooper & Terry O'Neill, and our fun fact check out https://iknowdino.com/Pantydraco-Episode-321/To get access to lots of patron only content check out https://www.patreon.com/iknowdinoDinosaur of the day Pantydraco, a sauropodomorph that isn't pronounced how you would expect, it's Welsh.Interview with Tara Cooper & Terry O'Neill. Tara is an artist and professor of fine arts at the University of Waterloo. Terry worked in the CBC documentary unit for 15 years, nowadays he makes independent docs. They collaborated on the brand new documentary Follow the Bones about Pachyrhinosaurus lakustai and the people behind the discovery.In dinosaur news this week:A new ornithopod, Riabininohadros, was described from CrimeaSinankylosaurus, the "Chinese Ankylosaurus" was formally describedA new theropod dinosaur from Mukawa, Hokkaido, Japan will likely be named soonIn Fujian, China paleontologists have found over 240 fossilized dinosaur footprints likely including sauropods, theropods, & ornithopodsAccording to Scientific American since 1824, 10,851 dinosaur fossils (about 1,000 species) have been documentedThe National Museum of Niger is planning on expanding and refurbishing next yearThe designs for the Mary Anning statue in Lyme Regis have been releasedMyles Garrett celebrated his birthday with a Spinosaurus cake

Rachel Te Wano is a womb shaman, soul healer and helps souls walk their highest path. She holds retreats, does healing sessions and is a mom to 2 amazing boys. She’s an amazing energy healer, has held me through several shadow healings, releasing control and introduced me to diamond coding. So excited for y’all to meet this magical woman!Together in this episode we chat about:The beginning journey of the healer Picking up the lost fragments of our soul & remembering ourselvesReturning to our roots (literally) & how to do so The ego death we experienced in 2020, how all our old healing practices and energy techniques are gone (since March 2020) and how that looked for our healing business. Rachael shares her 2021 messages - how to energetically prepare for this yearThe call to release the wounded healer - understanding as healers, it’s not our job to heal or take responsibility for others, but to hold space.We end with a meditation to restore you back to your natural rhythms - so beautiful! Where to find Rachael:IG: @I.am.rachaeltewanoFB: @Rachael Te Wano - I am that I amWebsite: https://rachaeltewano.com/

It's a word that strikes fear into the heart of teachers everywhere. Okay, maybe just me.... assessment.Yes, assessment. This is a word that used to totally send me running for the hills. I thought it was a trap for music teachers. Like, how on earth are we supposed to collect data and give tests for a thing that is so un-test-able?Well, that's what I used to think. I used to think that assessment was a gotcha, or this impossible task that required all sorts of prepping and planning and extra stuff... but it's not. It's an integral, informative, and pretty simple part of our entire teaching process.Today on the podcast, we're talking about REAL assessment in the music room.Here's what I'm sharing on this week's podcast:Why you aren't “behind” this yearThe #1 thing you need for assessmentHow to write your lesson objectives for student successThe keys to making it a part of your active music making classroomToday's episode of The Anacrusic Podcast is sponsored by my FREE workshop, The Ultimate Music Lesson Planning Roadmap. Snag your seat here: anacrusic.com/workshopFor today's full episode notes, click here. To chat with other music teachers and share Ideas and strategies for all things #musicteacherlife, join the Anacrusic Insiders Community here: anacrusic.com/community 

Get well soon Charlotte!Blackwing ErasStaedtler Mars Lumograph 2BSWOT AnalysisBrazil (1985)Soul (2020)The Haunting of Bly ManorHis Dark MaterialsSuitsBridgertonBarbarenRocketMan (2019)Diegetic MusicThe Last KingdomLord Huron LiveA History of Britain - Simon SchamaNothing is True and Everything is Possible - Peter PomerantsevReadwiseGuards, Guards! - Terry PratchettPorta 6Zealot’s Heart GinHitman GamesOrbitkey Desk MatMarcus RashfordSL:“Each age has deemed the new-born yearThe fittest time for festal cheer.” - Sir Walter ScottTJ:“It is easy to be wise after the event.” - Sir Arthor Conan Doyle—-The Three Pin Plug1857 Merch!1857 Website1857 Twitter1857 The Podcast about making the past, the present, in the future.

***BEST OF HOW I WORK***I'm currently taking a few weeks off, so today's episode is a Best Of episode. I've gone back through the archives of the last 2.5 years of hosting How I Work and picked out my absolute favourite episodes!My guest today is Cyan Ta’eed. Cy is one of Australia’s most successful entrepreneurs, having co-founded Envato in 2006 and growing it to being valued at over $1 billion. Last year she tried her hand at chocolate (why not?!) and Hey Tiger is now one of Australia’s fastest growing purpose-driven brands. Oh, and in her spare time, she recently launched Milkshake.app, which allows users to make a free website for their Instagram profile all on their phone, instantly.In this chat, we cover:How Cy went from spending four hours a day on her phone to just 15 minutesHow Cy changed her mobile phone to make it less addictiveThe game that Cy’s family play on January 1, every yearThe five minute activity that Cy does every morning to set herself up for the dayHow Cy manages her energy levels as a self-described introvert who presents as an extravert.Cy’s approach to constant learning and developmentHow and where Cy has found great people to work in her businesses.Cy’s strategies for overcoming Imposter SyndromeHow Cy mentally prepares herself for stressful eventsWhy Cy had an app on her phone that reminded her she is going to die 5 x per dayCy’s go-to apps and gadgetsWhat happened when Cy had an eyesight-threatening ulcer and had to rest in darkness for several weeks.Balancing sprints with periods of restFind Cy on Instagram at @cyantaeed, check out her amazing chocolate social enterprise Hey Tiger and her most recent business Milkshake that allows users to create a webpage from their Instagram account.Visit https://www.amanthaimber.com/podcast for full show notes from all episodes.Get in touch at amantha@inventium.com.auIf you are looking for more tips to improve the way you work, I write a short monthly newsletter that contains three cool things that I have discovered that help me work better, which range from interesting research findings through to gadgets I am loving. You can sign up for that at http://howiwork.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s show comes with support from the Piedmont Environmental Council, who will celebrate their 50th year in 2022, which is soon to be only next year. Check out PEC’s website at pecva.org or their Facebook page to learn more about what they do and why. Tell them you learned about them on this program.In today’s show:James Madison Regional Library Board of Trustees wraps up the yearThe sister of a slain Richmond man runs for Virginia Governor A sinkhole opens up *There are another 4,088 new cases of COVID-19 reported by the Virginia Department of Health today. The statewide seven-day average for positive tests is now at 12.7 percent. In the Blue Ridge Health District, there are another 77 cases reported today. That’s 25 from Albemarle, 17 from Charlottesville, 13 from Louisa, 12 from Fluvanna, six from Greene and four from Nelson.Source: Virginia Department of Health *The sister of a man killed by Richmond police in May 2019 has announced a bid for Virginia Governor. “Hello Virginians, my name is Princess Blanding, and today I am grateful to announce my candidacy for Governor of Virginia as a nominee of the newly-formed Liberation Party,” Blanding said in a video posted to her Facebook page. Her brother Marcus-David Peters was shot by police in the evening of May 14, 2019 on I-95 after a taser blast did not subdue him. Richmond’s Commonwealth Attorney issued a ten-page report in November which cleared officers. Blanding is running to push for further reform. “Since the murder of my brother, Marcus-David Peters, I stood alongside community members and fellow organizers as we fought tirelessly for changes that would put community care and safety first for all Virginians.”Blanding joins a race with several Democrats and Republicans who have already announced. On the Democrat side, that includes former Delegate Jennifer Carroll Foy and Senator Jennifer McClellan as well as former Governor Terry McAuliffe. On the Republican side, Delegate Kirk Cox and Senator Amanda Chase have announced their candidacies. *A sinkhole opened up Monday in the median on U.S. 29 north of Seminole Trail, and crews with the Virginia Department of Transportation temporarily closed the left lanes of both northbound and southbound traffic. They used large stones known as rip-rap to repair damage caused. This is an issue VDOT also dealt with in the same general area in 2007 when a leaking drainpipe undermined the integrity of the earth underneath the roadway. (June 2007 Charlottesville Tomorrow article)*A familiar face returned to the Board of Trustees of the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library on Monday. Tony Townsend of Albemarle County was introduced by Board President Marcia McDuffie of Nelson County. “Tony was on the Board of Trustees from 2003 to 2011 and served as president for two years,” McDuffie said. “After that he was on the Friends of the Library Board as well and served as president there.” McDuffie also pointed out that Townsend is the administrator of a website called the Patrick O’Brian Compendium, which tracks the work of the author of the Master and Commander series. As 2020 winds down, JMRL director David Plunkett gave an update on the system’s transition to its Tier 3 level of service, which allows for in-person browsing by appointment only. The library briefly closed under Tier 5 in mid-march before gradually restoring service. But JMRL offers more than just books. “Since July 1, since the beginning of the new fiscal year, JMRL has put on 295 virtual programs that have been attended by 5,333 people,” Plunkett said. “Circulation for JRML materials since July 1 through the end of November [has been] 424,677 items.”Plunkett said 43 percent of circulation has been of digital materials. The system has also helped to provide Internet service to those who don’t have it at home. “Since the pandemic began, a little over 42,000 people have signed on to use JMRL wi-fi,” Plunkett said. “42,000 people.” Slowly people are beginning to return to in-person service by appointment. “Since September and through the 23rd of this month, Central Library has had 66 appointments made, Gordon Avenue has had 39 appointments made, Northside has had 175 appointments made, Crozet 744, Scottsville 38, Nelson 790, Louisa 464 and Greene 590,” Plunkett said. “So if you think of those as being in groups of either 1, 3, or 5 at a time to keep distances safe, it’s really been a lot of work to get there.”Plunkett also talked about the financial aspects of COVID for the library. They’ve spent about $50,000 this quarter on PPE and other supplies. There are also no fines at the moment, and fines help pay for new equipment. “No revenue effectively is coming in to the equipment fund right now,” Plunkett said. “JMRL has not bought any of the equipment that made it into this year’s budget except for COVID-related expenses basically in the first six months of this fiscal year.”Plunkett and trustees have been meeting with localities about the next fiscal year budget. He described the meeting with Charlottesville officials as “honest.”“Charlottesville as you might have seen in the news is having some issues with the meals and lodging tasks, nobody expected this pandemic to go so long so the revenue that has come in what they were expecting for this current fiscal year,” Plunkett said. “So they are meeting ends as best as they can and as they think about next year they’re really looking at flat funding for most of their agencies and partners.”Calendar 2021 is the centennial of public library service in Charlottesville. Plunkett said JMRL will work with the Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society on an exhibit. “We’re also working with filmmaker Lorenzo Dickerson on a short film about the history of library service here in the region tentatively called Free and Open,” Plunkett said. “We hope to explore the growth of the institution locally and to confront and discuss the history of the segregationist past of the institution.” Plunkett and Dickerson will discuss this project on January 27 at a panel held by the ACHS. Thanks for reading! Support my research by making a donation through PatreonSign for a subscription to Charlottesville Community Engagement, free or paidPay me through Venmo This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at communityengagement.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, Eddie and I will share a framework to help you gain a greater awareness of the wins and struggles of the passing year. We are preparing to enter a new year and we need to start working on the inventory of habits and behaviors that we want to leave behind, the things we want to keep, and the things we need to be grateful for.What are the key things we need to start working on to improve our levels of awareness for next year? Pay close attention to this episode because we’ll teach you how to reach a point of reflection for the things that you definitely want to leave behind in 2020, we’ll do a very practical exercise to develop the right set of skills and strengths that everyone needs to turn the page and move into a new chapter of their lives.  Tune in and learn more about the ABC’s that will set you up to win the new yearKey TakeawaysHow our ABCs gives you closure for 2020 and prepares you for the new yearThe three As you should be working on in 2021 (04:40)The three Bs you should be working on in 2021 (17:58)The three Cs you should be working on in 2021 (27:49)How to integrate the ABCs to win in the new year (38:06)Additional Resources:Janelle's website: JanelleCopeland.comJoin the Cake Cents Facebook GroupJoin the PUSH Facebook GroupThe Push Podcast's official website: thePushPodcast.comThe Pusher Society Cake Mamas Instagram --If you haven't already, it would be amazing if you could head over to Apple Podcasts And leave a rating and review on the podcast!

Allison's fat liberation journeyAllison's last experience with Weight WatchersThe divergence Allison's art has taken over this last yearThe beauty of community when talking sex and bodiesThe scope of Big, Big Love by Hanne BlankMyth: fat people are lazy and bad at sexBoundaries.  How Allison recognizes and enforces themHow your body type plays into your privilege and/or oppressionWhat is a fat admirer and why is it problematic?Allison's fat liberation journeyAllison's last experience with Weight WatchersThe divergence Allison's art has taken over this last yearThe beauty of community when talking sex and bodiesThe scope of Big, Big Love by Hanne BlankMyth: fat people are lazy and bad at sexBoundaries.  How Allison recognizes and enforces themHow your body type plays into your privilege and/or oppressionWhat is a fat admirer and why is it problematic?LinksAllison Tunis WebsiteAllison Tunis InstagramAllison Tunis TwitterBody Love: A Fat Activism Colouring BookThe Quilt BagThe Traveling Tickle TrunkThis is Thin Privilege blogI Wish I Were Me WebsiteAllison's Book PicsHealth at Every Size by Lindo BaconBody Respect by Lindo Bacon and Lucy AphramorThe Body is Not an Apology by Sonya Renee TaylorFearing the Black Body by Sabrina Strings 

An Interview with Deb Schell – Writer, Photographer, Podcast Host, and creator of the CALM method for finding calm and happiness through Clarity, Awareness, Learning, and Motion.In this interview, Carol learns how Deb Schell turned her life around and found a sense of calm that she has shared with many others through her Find Calm Here Community. Self-examination helped Deb find the courage to ask hard questions that opened her eyes to finding a path to calm and happiness. In doing so, she realized that her environment and past habits were holding her back from feeling empowered. Deb explains how the elements of Clarity, Awareness, Learning, and Motion helped her manage stress, leave the corporate world, find financial freedom, and create an environment of calm.Show Notes:Waiting vs. Starting – “Stop wishing and go create!”Stepping into confidenceHonoring self over people-pleasingPhysical environment – clutter and placementPaying attention to relationshipsThe power of choosing a word for the yearThe road to sharing the Find Calm Here messageCreating a welcome warm spaceDeb has created the Find Calm Here community where members are welcomed warmly and offered monthly interactive meetings in an atmosphere of wellness and encouragement for living a life of Calm and Empowerment. Find Calm Here Community on Mighty NetworksWant to join us? Membership is FREE! You’ll have access to more than 30 hours of workshops that we’ve hosted on various topics around finding calm including; energy, intuition, intention, affirmations, nutrition, fitness, routines, habits, mindset, minimalism, morning routines, strength, organization, and more!Leading a heart-centered life is something that might not be top of mind right now, but incorporating small mindful actions and practices can allow us to step out into the world with a positive, compassionate, kindness to share with others. Join the Find Calm Here Community at 7 PM Eastern on Wednesday, December 16th to learn about how to Find Calm with Heart, led by Carol Chapman. Join us for this upcoming LIVE workshop by registering in advance for this meeting here

As the year is coming to an end ... people are coming up with new resolutions for the new yearThe best thing you can do for yourself aside from setting goals is not to set new resolutions but to practice that which I speak about on today’s Episode!!!LolI look forward to your comments and contributions... please send them to tsaspodcast@gmail.comGod bless you!

In this week’s episode of the Garlic Marketing Show, Ian sits down with Justin Roethlingshoefer, the founder of Own It. Together, they discuss the simple LinkedIn method that grew a 6-figure business in 3 months.After several failures and far too much money spent on failed coaching, Justin felt lost and unsure of his career path. With the help of several resources and mentors, Justin quickly discovered the method that led him to quickly growing his own business. Now, as the founder of Own It, Justin teaches executives and entrepreneurs the best ways to master their wellness so that they are able to perform at the highest level possible.In this episode, Justin and Ian discuss the importance of leveraging the relationship side of business and how valuable personalized messages are. Justin also talks about his own successes growing his business and how he achieved it without spending any money on marketing.What You'll Learn:Finding the right coach for your marketingHow to grow a business without adsThe LinkedIn tactic that increases organic growthThe key things you should be doing to get a multiple six figure business in a yearThe value of personal messagesHow relationship-based communication can make an impact on the people around you, and your business See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A lot of people wrote 2020 off as a year. We're about to explain why that might be the biggest mistake you could make as a businessman. This one tiny shift in perspective might completely change what the next year brings you. But if you're in "reactive" mode, like most other people, 2021 might not be any better for you than 2020 was. This week, we look at what you can do to come out of this and be miles ahead of your competition. We also reveal: What to focus on to get the fastest results in businessThe best personal development program that nobody talks aboutWhy you should get your kids into entrepreneurialism earlyProof that 2020 shouldn't be a write-off for your business How and why to end this year with a bangWhat the "Morning Routine" gurus aren't telling youHow the uncertainty of this year can give you a competitive advantage in the next yearThe best time of day to meditateWhat to do in November to get your business ready for JanuaryWhy morning coffee can set you up for failureAnd a lot more Make sure you don't miss this one. Listen now.

TOPICSReflections on the FIBA World Cup and how content led their growth strategy The breadth of FIBA events throughout the yearPublishing 2000 games on their YouTube channel each yearThe organisation of the content team Defining the content strategy of FIBA mediaClosing the gap between media teams and broadcast partnersWorking with influencers/players to mutually build their brandsFIBA's approach to multi-lingual content The challenge of acting holistically with different internal media agencies Balancing FIBA's OTT product with live media rightsPersonalisation of OTT - where they are and where they are trying to get to in five yearsThe trust factor that allows sports to positively exploit dataUsing 3x3 to grow the gameWhere esports fits in FIBA's future

In this episode, we learn about the wine auction market from Jaime Ritchie, Worldwide Head of Wine at Sotheby’s, one of the leaders in the space.  We discuss how wine auctions work, how finding in-demand wines to sell is the current challenge, and the increasing digitization and diversification of the space.  From moving to more online auctions, younger buyers from more diverse backgrounds and geographies, to how tariffs and taxes and reshaped the wine auction landscape, this episode is a must-listen if you have any interest in the world of fine and rare wines. Detailed Show Notes: Sotheby’s founded in 1744, wine division in 1970 - started with wine auctions in LondonExpanded wine auctions to New York and London, which also has retailSpirits getting to be a bigger part of their business, 3% in 2018, up to 19% in 2020How auctions workFind the wine and collectionsCreate auction estimates (low - high estimates) and suggested reserve (confidential between auction house and seller)Logistics - go-to wines, photograph, and shipTerms & consignment agreement with seller signedData entry and presentation of the collection to maximize valuePublish auction catalog and marketingLive auctionInvoicing The auction process normally takes 6 weeks - 3 months. Large collections often require 6 months - 2 years lead timeAuction vs. retail - auctions for rare wines or full cases, retail more for futures, latest vintages, more diverse way to buy wines (by the bottle or by the case)The wine auction market - ~$500M / yearSotheby’s had record sales in 2019 ($118M), up 20% from the prior yearThe average lot size is ~$7,500 / lot (2019)Covid impact - fewer wines on the market, makes operations more difficult -> lower overall sales value and volumesMarket pricing still strong, likely due to stock market strength and low volumes, unlike during the Great Recession where prices fell 40%The buyer set is expandingAge - buyers getting youngerGeographically - more Asian and South American buyersLong-term - the price of wine will rise as more people want to drink, and a relatively fixed supply of the best winesAsia market - Sotheby’s started in 2009 - $40M, $55M in 2010Asian buyers are the least price-sensitive, used to be US marketWines now go from EU/US -> Asia vs EU -> US beforeLargely influenced by Hong Kong wine import tax rate going to 0%The only cost to get wine there is to ship containers (~$6-10k / container)UK market - less competitive auction market, more competitive fine wine market; Brexit impact - trying to find ways to mitigate the impact, expecting a minimal overall impactUS market - most competitive auction market, w/ tariffs, no collections being shipped to the USLogistics - offer shipments from NY to Hong Kong 3x / yearOverall, it depends on the laws and customs of each country or stateIn general, it is the buyer’s responsibility to move the wine after purchaseDigital transitionPlanned only 6 online auctions and 20 in-person ones in 2020, ended up being mostly onlineNew digital Sotheby’s auction platform - was planning 3-5 year transition, did it in 3 monthsOnline to be the common marketplace with live auctions for special collectionsCan still do events with online auctions - Robert Drouhin auction - dinner in Hong Kong with a live auction in LondonBusiness ModelOnline still costs the same to process wines vs. live auctionsBuyer’s premiums rising because the main issue is sourcing the winesIn 1990 - used to be a 10% sales commission with no buyer’s premium, now no commission and all buyer’s premiumGrowth areas after the price of Burgundy has skyrocketed - Rhone, Italy (Tuscany, Piedmont), Champagne, German Wines; CA and Bordeaux have been flatInvestable vs. Auctionable wines - investable wine have a belief that they will increase in value, auctionable just need a secondary market value, may not need to appreciate, be in good condition, and authenticThe provenance of wines can drive big premiumsLafite direct from Chateau auction (2010) - $7M sale vs $1M low estimate - 7xRobert Drouhin sale of ‘45 DRC Romanee Conti - 17x estimate, $550k per bottle, a world record bottle priceAuction market good at maximizing value for wines that have appreciated and for re-setting prices, not good at launching new winesCritics scores less important post-Robert Parker. No one has the same influence. People now aggregate 2-3 different critics scores, market-moving away from itThe Auction Buyer - getting more diverse from all anglesMostly men, wish there were more females50% of 1st-time buyers in their 20s and 30s50% of Hong Kong buyers in their 20s and 30s60% worldwide buyers in 30s and 40sIn 1990, the average age of a buyer was 65Used to be heavy finance-driven, now more tech and real estateAsia and N America consistent, with Mexico and Brazil buyers coming in and outThe Auction Seller3 D’s - debt, death, and divorce -> even more with Covid; + doctor’s orders for wineMost people have purchased too much wine, they can’t consume it in their lifetime, so it goes on saleWhen people have children, they entertain at home more -> drives more buying

According to analysts at BlackRock Investment Institute, the U.S. Presidential election is set to take place against the most tumultuous domestic backdrop since 1968.” In this episode, we’re not going to talk sides – Democrat or Republican – instead, we’re going to talk about how elections in general impact your money and what you need to know before and after Nov 3.What You'll LearnWhy elections have a big impact on your moneyWhy you also need to consider the impact of state and local measuresA brief history of voting rights in the U.S.Ways you can best prepare your money to weather any electionHow the stock market typically performs in an election yearThe best step you can take to make sure you prepare for your tax billLinksHow the Stock Market has Performed During an Election Year2020 Election and Your MoneyWhenweallvote.orgVotesaveamerica.comSUBSCRIBE & SHAREWant to be the first to know when new episodes are released? Click here to subscribe in iTunes! IT’S FREE!

In week 2 of the Holiday Sales Series we are going to be diving into why you need to sell this holiday season regardless of the pandemic!In today's episode I'm diving into:The two realities that existed for businesses this yearThe #1 thing that determined business success this yearWhy Q4 is going to be extremely profitable regardless of the pandemicListen and learn how to prepare for the holidays in business.Links mentioned in this episode: https://socialbusinessbosses.com/mmchallenge

Welcome back to another episode of Mystic Podcast! In this week’s episode, Daniela is joined by Soul Astrologer and Energy Practitioner Amy Lea who shares her story with us. Together, Amy Lea and Daniela talk about the different levels of the Dimensions, the difference between the masculine and the feminine energy, and the energy centers. Amy Lea also gives us a juicy astrology forecast for the rest of the year. In this episode Daniela and Amy Lea talk about:The levels of Dimensions and the difference between themBusy recovering: letting go of the capitalist burnout approachAmy’s story and how she ended up where she is todayThe masculine and feminine energies: how to be more in the receiving, feminine energyAstrology forecast for what is left of the yearThe energy of money in the Quantum Field Where to find Amy Lea:Amy is a human design guide, soul astrologer, and energy medicine practitioner who helps women to create alignment in their life and business. Website: www.amylea.com.auInstagram: @amylea.co  Join Mystic Community @Mystic.PodcastFollow Daniela’s journey & Teachings @IAmDanielaArango 

Listen and explore:What's going on in Alasdair and Julie-Roxane's businessesThe curve ball that led Alasdair and Julie-Roxane to leave paradise after thinking they'd live in Guatemala for yearsWhere Alasdair and Julie-Roxane are now and where they plan to be later this yearThe biggest purchase we've EVER made!!! We're excited about this one...The particular spirit that's been very vocal in guiding us through this moveHow money can focus our attention but also limit our possibilitiesLiving life vs. being lived by lifeMentioned on this episode:Alasdair's Mindful Money Coaching ProgramFAR OUT #58 ~ Five Money Mantras for Building Real WealthFAR OUT #59 ~ Five Money Mantras for Building Real Wealth (Part 2)FAR OUT #82 ~ Wading Through the Chaos: Update from our LivesConnect with us:Website: www.thefarout.life Email us at info@thefarout.lifeOn 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)

023 - Heather's son Connor has returned to the mic for a three-part series! In this episode, he shares the third part of his story (taking us to present-day) with humor, vulnerability, and the ability to recount what happened then, why, and what he has learned since. Connor shares:His transition to his freshman year of college - life at NYU and in New York CityThe struggles and triumphs of his freshman yearThe positive AND negative coping strategies he experimented with as he continued his coming out journeyLessons learned during COVID and his hopes and plans for the future**TRIGGER WARNING - Connor shares stories of substance use, so please do not listen if this is a trigger in any way for you**Heather would love to hear your thoughts and feedback about Just Breathe! Fill her in HERE!Do you LOVE Just Breathe? Receive new episodes as soon as they launch, as well as Heather's monthly newsletter Small Exhales and other fabulous resources by:Signing up for her email list HERESharing ideas and feedback HEREReview in one easy step HEREConnecting through Instagram and Facebook (@chrysalismama) and Twitter (@chrysalismama1)Bookmarking her website as your go-to for LGBTQ education!Remember that you are not alone on this journey!Support the show (https://paypal.me/ChrysalisMama?locale.x=en_US)

You know when you meet someone and in the first five minutes you're like, 'oh yeah, we're gonna be friends'? That's Jamie Trull. (by the way, her name is not pronounced 'troll' and I know that…but listening to this in playback I totally pronounced it like that! Why?!) Anyway. Jamie is a corporate CFO and CPA-turned entrepreneur. After working for years for corporations with 90 hour work weeks during multi-billion dollar mergers, she had an epiphany - time is the most valuable commodity. She started her own company, Balance CFO, picking up multiple clients along the way. When she found that going out on her own resulted in multiple bosses instead of just the one at a corporate job, she started looking more seriously at digital courses. Jamie's heart is with small business owners, and her passion is to educate them on financial literacy and maximizing their profits to pay themselves more.Discussion highlights:The Male-Female Finance DivideThe huge difference between how genders approach businessThe financial knowledge gap of women small business ownersThe staggering '40% and 4%' statistic every small business owner should know…and changeRelatable Financial LiteracyThe market for fun, relatable finance educationLeaving client work behind for profitable digital coursesLetting go of the money shame spiral 1 to 1 vs. 1 to ManyThe power of scalability and impactServing a larger audience through digital coursesHow she landed a spot on Amy Porterfield's top business podcast, 'Online Marketing Made Easy'The complete transformation of business and life in one yearNiche Down or Niche Up?Starting with a very niche course ideaNiching up to a service your audience needsListening to clients, group membersIdentifying a process that could become a course Exponential Growth Amidst COVID-19Grew her Facebook group from 5,000 to over 28,000 members in 4 monthsShifting content to serve finance needs due to the pandemicIdentifying a need to educate small business owners through PPP, SBA loans and moreThe Art of Supplying Value and the SaleShowed up for her group consistently, educating via Facebook LivesRealized new members needed a back to basics business finance courseLaunched a $179 course, sold over 860, earned six-figuresSold the course before building it to gauge interestCornerstones of a Six-Figure Digital Course LaunchThe critical piece of content marketingTap into what members of your Facebook group needShow up consistently and give value for freeLeverage Facebook group for list buildingGrowing an email list from 0 to over 24,000 within a yearThe sales mindset shiftMoving Forward - Goals and VisionsFocus on automation to continue creating her ideal lifestyleMaintain flexibility, especially through COVID-induced virtual learningMuscle Creative Wrap-UpIf you could listen to only one music artist for the rest of your life, who would it be? The Hamilton SoundtrackWhere can people find you online?Financial Literacy for Women Business Owners Facebook GroupBalance CFO Facebook Business PageYouTubeInstagramWebsite

Prepping in 2020 has not been an easy ride but the first shows of the year are now in sight! Danni joins me at just 6 days out from her first show of 2020 after a long prep (29 weeks). We cover a LOT of ground in this episode and may have gone off on a few tangents. Including:Long 2020 prepDeciding to enlist the help of a coach at 10wks outMacro tracking on prep & offseason and the benefitsDanni's competing journeyLong improvement seasonImportance of mindset on prepLoosing and regaining your menstrual cycleTaking a break from hormonal contraceptivesPlan & goals for this yearThe subjectivity of the bikini categoryGaining stage experienceWhat bodybuilding teaches youLet me and Danni know what you think of the episode and feel free to send us a DM with any questions.You can Find Danni at:@dannibosworth@TeamDB__www.dannibosworth.com The Female Fitness Podcast

We’re thrilled to welcome back to podcast our dear friend Danielle Beinstein! Danielle is a psychological astrologer and founder of The Cosmic Compass - a monthly astrological membership in service to growth, healing, expansion, and self-realization. Today she joins Lacy to analyze the astrology behind the tumultuous 2020 we’ve all experienced so far. They go over retrograde and eclipse cycles, planetary movements, and what to expect for the rest of the year, including tools to navigate the upcoming astrological season.This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in astrology, and provides excellent insight into how it is linked with the manifestation process!Tip: have your chart handy while you’re listening so you can see how 2020's astrology will effect you!Find the Complete Show Notes Here -> https://tobemagnetic.com/expanded-podcastIn This Episode We Talk About:The astrological breakdown of 2020Historical parallels between current and past eventsMaking major life decisions during Mercury RetrogradeRetrograde cycles and what to expect for the rest of the yearThe link between astrology and manifestationTools to navigate the energy of each upcoming monthThe energy of specific signs and which are most impacted by retrogradeFuture eclipse cycles!The manifestations that Danielle has witnessed from her clientsResources: To Be MagneticInstagram: @tobemagneticThe Pathway 2.0 use code EXPANDED for $20 off your first month of the Pathway 2.0 or $20 off any 2.0 ala carte courses!NewsletterThe Forest RetreatBook Your StayInstagram: @theforestretreathouseOur Commitment to Inclusivity Join the New Community GroupLacy’s Intro Expanded x Ep. 88 - Everyday Energetics on Manifestation During The PandemicBook A Session With SalwaAsk a Manifestation Question & Get a Voice Note from the Coaches for $25!Listen to Salwa’s Podcast EpisodeBLUblox Website 15% off with code MagneticLumi Light bulbExpanded Ep 72 x Andy Mant of BLUbloxExpanded Ep. 36 x Andy Mant BLUbloxIn The EpisodeUplevel - Found in The Pathway 2.0 - Use Code EXPANDED for $20 off your first month of the Pathway 2.0 or $20 off any 2.0 ala carte Reinforcing DI in Unblocked Inner ChildExpanded x Ep. 48: The Process with Meredith Baird & Danielle BeinsteinExpanded x Ep. 33: Danielle Beinstein: Psychological AstrologerExpanded x Ep. 05 - Danielle Beinstein, Psychological AstrologerCafe AstrologyAstro.comAstro ChartsBruce LiptonWhere to Find Dani!@DaniBeinsteinDanielleBeinstein.comCosmic CompassIntro To AstrologyChakra WorkshopLinktr.ee: Dani BeinsteinSubmitSubmit to Be a Guest on Everyday Energetics Submit to Be a Process Guest Leave a Review 5-star review for a chance to win a 1-year membership to The Pathway 2.0. Then tune into future episodes to hear your review announced! If you win send us a message on Intercom to claim it.

We are back!!!  Formula 1 wraps up an exhausting triple-header and points the motorhomes towards Silverstone. Mark and Gil discuss:Hamilton's absurd Qualifying Lap!Lance (Canada!!!) and Perez qualifying on the second rowGeorge Russel and Nicholas Latifi (Canada!!!) qualifying 12 and 15th respectively ...  Williams making HUGE strides this yearThe impact of social media and how effectively Liberty has embraced itDiscussion of a new generation of social media-savvy F1 consumersRace resultsPreview towards the British Grand PrixWhat's going on at Ferrari?  Restructuring in progressDrake dropping new fireF1 is headed to Portugal, will stage three races in Italy and will visit the Nurburgring this year!...and much more!Driver Standings After Austria:Hamilton (63 points)Bottas (58 points)Verstappen (33 points)Norris (26 points)Albon (22 points)Constructors After Austria:Mercedes (120 points)Red Bull (55 points)McLaren (40 points)Racing Point (40 points)Ferarri (27 points)Make sure to SMASH that subscribe button and send us your feedback on Instagram @flashf1_official and Twitter @flashf1officialThis episode brought to you by David Tyers Art!  David specializes in Formula 1 artwork created with acrylic paint a palette knife!  His work can be viewed and purchased online hereFlash F1 fully embraces and supports the Black Lives Matter movementThe views and opinions expressed are those of Mark and Gil and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Joe Biden Presidential campaign.

As we are looking to assess student understanding, are we considering the entire journey and not just content objectives?  Things to consider when looking back: Do students understand the WHY of the unit and how is this demonstrated? Did they engage in a variety of inquiry thinking?Have we addressed the questions in our A-Z planner?Do students know how to ask a variety of questions?Have they gone through different stages of inquiry to stretch their thinking?To authentically assess a child, we need to see the big picture of student ability.  This is especially important with inquiry-based learning, since it tends to be more hands-on in nature.  How do we assess inquiry? How do we find a balance between collecting data on a child and evidence of student growth.  Do we know the difference? According to the IB, there are four dimensions of assessment that need to be considered when evaluating a child.  This provides a broader and more richer evaluation of student progress.  The four dimensions include: monitoring  - collecting evidence of student progress to make goalsdocumenting  - collecting and displaying the process of learning measuring - capturing student understanding at one point in timereporting - sharing and celebrating student growth throughout the yearThe four dimensions of assessment help to balance the purpose of collecting data and evidence with student goal-setting.For a written blog post and other resources, visit:   https://thinkchat2020.weebly.com/

Frank went from addict to business owner with over 1 million in revenue within one year. He now helps people build mission-driven businesses like his own. He also founded Counter Strike, which provides performance coaching for combat athletes.Quotes to remember: “The only way I succeeded in business was reinventing my life.”“There are probably five things that if you do every day, you’re going to move the needle significantly.”Takeaways:You can do well at your job but feel dead insideThere is a difference between having goals and designing your life; designing ahead of time is key to achieving the results you wantThere in things in life that you want to do that will never happen on accidentBuild a doable morning routineAsk, “Is this in line with my long-term dreams?” to assess a behavior or habitWhoever fails the most winsFor entrepreneurs: start half-bakedWhat you’ll learn:How Frank went from addict to CEO of a million dollar company within one yearThe turning point for him at 30 years oldAbout the Personal Operating System that helped him turn his life aroundWhat Frank’s top five habits are, and what habits he recommendsLessons from combat sports that apply to life and businessHow to have big goals and separate your identity from success or failureWhat it means to be a mission-driven business; don’t choose between doing good and profitMentioned on the podcast: Frank Benedetto’s Life Design WorksheetCounter StrikeLes BrownEric ThomasDiscipline Equals Freedom - Jocko WillinkRyan HolidayMemento moriMarcus AureliusThe E-Myth Revisited - Michael E. GerberLinks:InstagramLinkedInTwitter

On this weeks episode, Kyle talks about:Where the Bills landed on ESPN's strength of roster rankingsCBS Sports CB rankings - Shaq Lawson Defends Tre WhiteEzekiel Elliot comments on Josh AllenMicah Hyde quote about playing this yearThe defense worked out togetherAlsoKyle talks about the Cam Newton signing with the PatriotsHow good is cam Newton actually?A few fan reactions are discussedWhat does the move mean for the Bills?Contact Kyle with questions, ideas or suggestions through twitter or email.Twitter: @kyle_naps5 or @napknowsbillsEmail: kylenapierala95@gmail.com

Storytelling takes many forms. Podcasts might be the next medium for your school to consider! IN THIS EPISODE, JUSTIN DIVES INTOThe secret behind adding over 2,500 Instagram followers to the school’s account in one yearThe process of including student interns in communications effortsWhy your district should consider starting a podcastWhat type of podcast format might work the best for your schoolSPECIAL GUESTJustin DearingAssistant Director of CommunicationsCarroll ISDSouthlake, TexasFollow Justin on Twitter: @Dearing22 Follow School PR Happy Hour Podcast on Twitter: @SPRHappyHourCarroll ISD Website: https://www.southlakecarroll.edu/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southlakecarrollisdInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/carrollisd/Twitter: https://twitter.com/carrollisdVimeo: https://vimeo.com/carrolldragontvFlickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/carrolldragons/albumsUSEFUL INFORMATIONCommunication Student Intern ApplicationLeander ISD Podcast NetworkKeller ISD PodcastHelpful blog - How to Start a Podcast for your School Grab your 2020/2021 Webinar Pass! Click now and save $100 if you sign up before June 30th.MORE RESOURCESwww.SocialSchool4EDU.comFree Video Training: Learn the simple secrets behind social media for K12 schools!

It's still all about coronavirus in Northwest Montana, but this week as even more restrictions are lifted there is a bit of good news. Gyms, fitness centers, movie theaters and museums are now permitted to reopen and unemployment claims dropped for a second straight week. Later, Jared Allen Parsons is sentenced to 17 years in prison, with 10 of those years suspended, after he drove drunk and crashed into an Evergreen home last April, killing a 15-year-old girl who slept inside.RELATED STORIESGym Owners Express Optimism, FrustrationXanterra Suspends Red Bus ToursUnemployment Claims Drop for Second Straight WeekKalispell Man Sentenced for Vehicular HomicideWhitefish's Voisin Named Freeskiier of the YearThe music in this this episode is “Thinking Music” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) and is licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Robin Brockelsby is an Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker and Past President of Crisis Support Services of Nevada – which is 1 of 6 national crisis support lines in the US. She owns and operates multiple corporations in Northern Nevada – but her most important job is as a wife and mom to 3 teenagers. She is a two-time TEDx speaker with talks on "Overcoming Fear" and "How She is Living Her Best Life with Multiple Sclerosis", and was recently featured by Yahoo Entertainment & Lifestyle in their “Inspired By” series.She uses her extensive training in crisis and stress management to educate, inspire and empower others to succeed in conquering their challenges & fears and contributes regularly to the cause of the MS Fitness ChallengeSome key takeaways: .COVID-19 and it's impact on Robin's lifeRobin's MS diagnosis story and what living with the disease has been like for her during the past yearThe impact MS has had on Robin's career ambitionsHer passion for Crisis Support Services of Nevada and why mental health is a critical factor for those living with MSInsights related to Robin's recent TED talk on her MS storyHow she became acquainted with David Lyons and what motivated her to get involved with the MS Fitness ChallengeReflections on how fitness and holistic health strategies have helped Robin manage her MS progressionHopeful inspiration for finding the hidden gifts stored within life's challengesRobin's key resources:About RobinCreative CoveringsCrisis Support Services of NevadaCall: 1-800-273-8255Text: 'CARE' to 839863MS TED TalkContact Robin:LinkedInFacebookInstagramTwitterHow to get involved with the MS Fitness Challenge:DonateMSFC Training Camp - Los AngelesMSFC Facebook GroupHow to reach us:E-Mail: msfcinfo1@gmail.comPhone: (855) MSFIT4U (673-4848)Would you like to be on the MSFC Podcast? Contact the host, Stephen Glaus at stephen.glaus@msfitnesschallenge.com

Scientist, Dr. Michael Lustgarten PhD, is joining me for a conversation on optimizing biological age. There's a preconceived notion that aging is just something that happens to us. This is far from the truth. You have more power over your health and how you chronologically advance through the years. Michael is someone who is very passionate about longevity along with sharing tools we can leverage to move the needle beyond 120. In this conversation, Michale dives into the exact blood test to measure your biological age, nutrition strategies, and why data is so pivotal to truly optimize your health plus much more. In today's episode, you'll learn: What got him into this N of 1 lifestyleHis definition of optimal healthThe importance of the microbiomeThe microbiome and its relationship to agingThe importance of checking your blood multiple times per yearThe blood panels that Dr. Lustgarten makes sure to get each timeThe power of tracking your various health dataHow Dr. Lustgarten approaches his nutritionLittle know facts about fiber and how beneficial it isHow to approach your biome and the use of probioticsAnd much moreResources mentioned in the episode:Dr. Lustgarten's websiteConnect with Michael on TwitterConnect with Michael on FacebookWhich Blood Test Analyte Is Most Important For Predicting Biologic Age?Quantifying Biological Age: ChecklistOptimizing Biological Age With Aging.ai: Blood Urea Nitrogen15+ Years Younger Than My Chronological Age: Blood Test #2 In 2020His book: Microbial Burden: A Major Cause Of Aging And Age-Related DiseaseFood trackerA tool to check your biological age (aging.ai)

The Sean Salisbury Show (@SSalisburyShow) w/ @SeanUnfiltered, @MC790 & @AdamGSager 4-9-20Hour 1The difference in experts on thisWill fans be in the stands this yearThe possibility of sports this summer?Hour 2Talked about CoronavirusSalisbury StakeoutShow Draft- CoachesHour 3What if the college football season gets pushed back?ARod and JLo have to postpone their weddingNFL Draft talkMore NFL Draft talkHour 4More Draft talkThe horse competition put on by the NBA, we pick winnersArizona St football coach Herm Edwards joins the show to talk about the coronavirus impact and NFL draftWrap show

Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman is back to host the latest episode of our new podcast The Wrestling Inc. Daily!The Wrestling Inc. Daily is released Monday-Friday afternoon. Today's episode includes: Wrestling Inc's Justin LaBar joining Nick to break down the pro wrestling news of the past twenty-four hours. Including WWE WrestleMania 36 now happening over two-nights, Rob Gronkowski hosting WrestleMania 36, NXT and AEW's no crowd shows last night, Matt Hardy's AEW debut, Brody Lee's AEW debut, Daniel Bryan not wanting to be a full-time performer anymore, CM Punk revealing what an in-ring comeback would take, John Cena buying a veteran's groceries and moreNick's interview with ROH COO Joe Koff. Featuring Koff discussing ROH's decision to go dark through May, other promotions choosing to do no crowd shows, possibly going dark beyond May, how going dark has affected ROH's business, plans for a live weekly ROH TV show later this yearThe latest mailbag segment looking at what you think of WrestleMania being presented as two nights

Hi guys!Today I had the pleasure of chatting with lifetime student of martial arts and owner of Gil's Kickboxing Gym, Gil Sanchez. In this episode Gil discusses the different mindset and attitude attributes that he has used to help him succeed in his sports-based business despite never having the talent to reach the dizzying heights of some world-class athletes."It's going to be hard if it's not something you're used to doing." We chat about;How he found martial arts after being bullied as a kidHow he completed his PT certificate so he could train himself better  but then went on to help others for free in his garage.Why the disillusion with commercial gyms led him to open up his ownThe secret to the success of his own gym even though its only been open for a yearThe qualities and attributes that are essential to long term entrepreneurial success. Got a question for Gil or just want to find out more? You can find him on Instagram @gilsanchez1981 or on his website Gilskickboxinggym.com Get a behind the scenes look at how I’m building my empire and how you can too by following me @rachboardman Looking to build your own gold medal winning business?  Access my awesome community of athletes turned entrepreneurs. http://bit.ly/athleteentrepreneuracademyfacebookgroup P.S. Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode and leave a 5 star review if you enjoyed the show! 

In season 2 of “Beyond Your You,” we’re going to go beyond where season 1 took us. When I started this podcast in early 2019, my original intent was to interview primarily Orangetheory Fitness coaches to share more training and health tips from them. This season, we’re stretching outside the studio. We’ll still hear from Orangetheory coaches, but I’m also going to talk with people outside of the coaching realm - people like you and me who are plodding along on our personal journey to get fit, stay healthy, and sometimes conquer our own demons. Along the way, we’ll be inspired by people who are doing what they can to make a positive change in their community.With that look into the evolution of “Beyond Your You,” it’s fitting that the guest for the first episode of season 2 bridges both the former and current approach to this podcast.Kaity Wachtel, is an Orangetheory coach who also serves as a running, fitness and wellness coach outside the studio. She was a repeat guest in season 1, covering partner workouts – love ‘em or hate ‘em – and explaining what it takes to become an Orangetheory coach.In this episode, Kaity will talk about:How she’s going to “Show Up” in 2019 and why she chose that personal mantra for the yearThe activities scare her – and that she’s going to take on in the next few monthsHow she plans to “Show Up” for family and friendsWhat drove her to write in her blog, “Life isn't about avoiding challenges, risk, and pain. It's about collecting the scars and bruises to prove that we SHOWED UP for our lives.”Hear all about her plans so far, and offer her suggestions on how to complete her big, scary year.Follow Kaity on her blog, Rebel with a Cause, and on Instagram @coach_kaity or Facebook facebook.com/kaity.wachtelFollow your host, David Pittman, on Twitter @TheSocialPitt and Instagram @TheSocialPittTell your friends to listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

#005: This is an extra special episode. Today, I’m bringing you the same exciting masterclass I taught to live audiences when I launched my digital course, Conservation Photography 101. I had a fantastic time teaching this material because I got to see how engaged the audience was, recognizing the limiting beliefs that are keeping them stuck, and how energized they were to blow past them and find success. It wasn’t enough for me to teach the masterclass a handful of times and leave it at that. This stuff is too powerful.So, today we’re tackling five limiting beliefs that keep too many talented photographers stuck in place, not moving forward with the stories they could do such an amazing job photographing… and publishing!And even if you have published stories under your belt, I’m willing to bet you have limiting beliefs that make it tough for you to get to the next level in your work. If that’s the case, please listen in because you’ll pick up some tips and inspiration for tackling any limiting belief holding you back.It’s all about mindset, and this episode will help you get on the right track!I created an extra awesome freebie to go with this episode. Grab The Photographer's Successful Mindset Workbook at JaymiH.com/5You'll LearnThe 5 most common limiting beliefs I see among emerging conservation photographersThe one next step to take to tackle that limiting belief to the groundThe most effective way to be published as a conservation photographer this yearThe roadmap that will help you find and photograph a photo storyResources & Links MentionedConservation Photography 101Conservation Photojournalism 7-Day IntensivesClay Bolt

Micther us 1 sour mash, good old days two thumbs up!!Twanish tweeterishBartender picksWe don't have rumKobe B never forgetShot's shot's shot'sReed Mullin Corrosion of Conformity dead at 53Drummers!What happened to Jane ?What happened to Jason?Bartending top picks for long forgotten whiskeys.Cause it's GrammysTool and Gary Clark JrCorona Virus/Lyme DiseasePelosi's Pens are mocked by Trumps defense team.President Trump is in Michigan/Air force oneGetting nothing done..Lewis Black - Old Man Yeller8 mile rap battle lickety SplitBrexit countdownGod save the QueenSan Fran wins the Super Bowl Maybe? 34 sf/19 kcRed wing rebuild.. there's always next yearThe big 50 for Scooter....Having another shot.Cleaning up the SwampCleaning up the ShowKeeping it real...Final Score...!

Coach Claudio Encina needs no introduction to Elite Agent readers and listeners, he's been working with us pretty much from the word go, with his popular Ask the Coach column and his role as Head Coach in various rounds of sales transform. Outside of this, he is one of Australia's most highly regarded real estate coaches and speaks regularly at various events in and out of Australia. For 2020, we've kicked off by asking Claudio some of the most pressing questions from leaders and sales professionals in the real estate industry. In this podcast, Claudio provides actionable strategies on how to motivate your team, what to do if you're a new agent, dialogue to handle the "off-market" conversation and much more. Some of the topics we discussed include: The problem of 'copying and pasting' one year to the next - if nothing changes, nothing changesWhy you need to definite your personal "incontestable value" to win listings along with tips on how to do itWhy you need to be clear on your customer's journey - and what has really changed about that in recent timesWhat the new 'cold-calling' is really about, and when you can stopWhy general happiness leads to motivation with a nod to some tips from Dr Fred GrosseHow as a leader you can motivate your team, and have better 1:1sTips for pitching to prospective customersHow to get your mojo back if you lost it last yearThe need for a higher purpose, both personally and in businessWhy getting one thing right is better than doing lots of things not that well Plus much more! Connect with Claudio Encina Website: https://www.claudioencina.com/LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/claudioencinaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/claudio.encina.18 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachclaudioencina/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/claudiostweet?lang=en Resources and links mentioned Podcast episode 100 - Sam, Mark and ClaudioLinks to Transform 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 Claudio’s Ask the Coach columnsPodcast with Adam Bryant and Bobby Reynolds (Agency Central)Dads of the Hills on Facebook by Stu BensonPodcast with Nancy Youseff episodeShelter real estate - Zali Reynolds

**BEST OF 2019**My guest today is Cyan Ta’eed. Cy is one of Australia’s most successful entrepreneurs, having co-founded Envato in 2006 and growing it to being valued at over $1 billion. Last year she tried her hand at chocolate (why not?!) and Hey Tiger is now one of Australia’s fastest growing purpose-driven brands. Oh, and in her spare time, she recently launched Milkshake.app, which allows users to make a free website for their Instagram profile all on their phone, instantly.In this chat, we cover:How Cy went from spending four hours a day on her phone to just 15 minutesHow Cy changed her mobile phone to make it less addictiveThe game that Cy’s family play on January 1, every yearThe five minute activity that Cy does every morning to set herself up for the dayHow Cy manages her energy levels as a self-described introvert who presents as an extravert.Cy’s approach to constant learning and developmentHow and where Cy has found great people to work in her businesses.Cy’s strategies for overcoming Imposter SyndromeHow Cy mentally prepares herself for stressful eventsWhy Cy had an app on her phone that reminded her she is going to die 5 x per dayCy’s go-to apps and gadgetsWhat happened when Cy had an eyesight-threatening ulcer and had to rest in darkness for several weeks.Balancing sprints with periods of restFind Cy on Instagram at @cyantaeed, check out her amazing chocolate social enterprise Hey Tiger and her most recent business Milkshake that allows users to create a webpage from their Instagram account.Visit https://www.amanthaimber.com/podcast for full show notes from all episodes.Get in touch at amantha@inventium.com.auIf you are looking for more tips to improve the way you work, I write a short monthly newsletter that contains three cool things that I have discovered that help me work better, which range from interesting research findings through to gadgets I am loving. You can sign up for that at http://howiwork.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the second of our Special Episodes, we give our opinions on the Premier League season so far. Each team receives a report card on how they have gone compared to where we predicted they would be at in the Middle of The YearThe podcast goes well with the other Special Episode as we focus also on what these teams need to do to improveThere is also an end of 2019 quiz which tests Vaughan's memory of the past year in football.Join us onTwitter: @itsnotsoccer101Email: itsnotcalledsoccer1@gmail.comWebsite: https://itsnotcalledsoccer.podbean.com/

For this episode I want to look back on 2019, some of the highlights of things I’ve seen and learned and then look ahead to 2020 to help galvanize you and me to try something different and employ some strategies to make travelling more enjoyable and hopefully a little less expensive.Let’s go back and look at some of my favorites of this past year:Best hotel stay: AriaGorgeous Well appointed rooms, as one would expectI like the way the casino feels---it’s very open, fresh lookingMaybe the most comfortable bed in VegasBooked through Chase LHRC Rate was just above $100Priority check-in$100 f&b credit---used at Carbone$30 breakfast creditIf you are interested in adding bank provided booking portals to your travel repertoire in 2020, start off right by checking out a recent post by BW on BougieMiles.com about the Mastercard Luxury Hotel and Resorts Portfolio. It’s underreported, but can be just as good if not better than FHR and LHRC.Ok everyone, let’s go over these booking portals one more time:Amex = Fine Hotels and ResortsChase = Luxury Hotel and Resort CollectionMastercard = Luxury Hotel and Resorts PortfolioAre we having fun yet?We’ll get to this again a little laterBest meal of 2019AlineaPricey---$600 a couple and upA true food “experience”Over a half dozen coursesA trip to the kitchen to see the showIt’s a world renowned restaurant and while I like to promote budget conscious choices, it’s sometimes fun to splurgeHonorable mention: CarboneWonderful, delicious ItalianCalm, pretty atmosphereI had great company on my visitGreat Italian food is hard to beatPenne with vodka is a mustBest gambling experience:Craps at the CalA Vegas Vacation meet upMany of the gambling podcast community’s greatest were thereMe, of courseYCBOTBunBoy360 Vegas crewMost importantly, great community members as wellDynamite session---I think I tripled upAll this despite only 2x oddsBest points and miles learning:Status Match GaloreMilesTalk has a great rundownBeing able to finagle the system in a way that one elite hotel status grants top tier status in a plethora of other networksCaesars Diamond and MLife Gold are great examplesMake sure to use your $100 celebration dinner before Jan 31Also match back to Wyndham in January as wellFor 2020:Do a credit card audit early in the yearAre you using all the benefits of your cards?Annual fees are a “travel membership” you’re payingIf you have $1200 in cc annual fees, you’re paying $100 a month for that membershipIs it worth it?Do you have benefits that overlap?Is it time to close a card?Be aware of credit score considerationsAre cheaper alternatives available?I’ll likely dump the Amex Platinum this yearIt’s pricey at $550 and I’ve gotten full value out of it in the past, is was always a stretch to do soI’m not confident my travels will justify it this yearThe two sexy perks for me are Centurion Lounge access and FHRI may be able to supplement that with a cheap Mastercard that allows for access to their luxury hotel programAlso I need to recognize that while Centurion Lounges can be nice, I’m rarely impressed by them I can also just try to show them my Twitter feed to get in---the standard “do you know who I am?” usually worksCards I’m looking at for 2020:Anything in the Capital One familyExpanding transfer partnersGood sign-on bonusesSpark has 200k after considerable spendAnother Amex card to replace PlatinumGreen seems fun but the perks aren’t a true “value” to meClear credit doesn’t cover full costNeither will Away creditGold is a front runner with the grocery bonus categoryTravels for 2020:Louisville last weekend in Feb (had to reschedule)April 17 weekend - BiloxiFanboy Fanfare? A collection of gamblers and podcasters convening on the Mississippi coastLinks:Bougie Miles MasterCard PortalMilesTalk Status Match 

Managing crypto-assets can be an anxiety-inducing experience for a lot of people. While it's quite empowering to “be your own bank,” it's also scary for a lot of people who understand the risks associated with self-custody. Although cryptocurrency wallets have made tremendous progress since the days when a full-sync of the blockchain was required, there are still significant hurdles that limit broad adoption. This conversation on the future of wallets at SF Blockchain Week Epicenter conference includes Taylor Monahan of MyCrypto, David Gold of FIO Protocol, Dan Finlay of MetaMask, and Ouriel Ohayon of ZenGo. They discuss design, app store policies, and the evolution necessary to enable more people to send, receive, and manage their tokens confidently. The panel is moderated by Epicenter host Sebastien Couture.Topics covered in this episode:Advancements in the usability of cryptocurrency wallets over the last yearThe importance of mobile-first developmentFrustrations with iOS and Android app storesHow to make developing wallets economically feasibleThe future of walletsSelf-custody vs. custodial walletsRegulation of self-custody walletsWhat to look forward to in the near-termEpisode links: MetaMaskZenGo - Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency WalletFIO Protocol Developer HubMyCryptoTaylor Monahan on TwitterDan Finlay on TwitterOuriel Ohayon on TwitterFIO Protocol on TwitterMetaMask on TwitterMyCrypto.com on TwitterZenGo on TwitterSponsors: Cosmos: Compete to win 100,000 ATOM by building and running Cosmos Zones - https://cosmos.network/goz/eToro: Automatically copy every trade of eToro's top crypto traders at the exact price in real-time - https://www.etoro.com/Pepo: Meet the people shaping the crypto movement - https://pepo.com/epicenterThis episode is hosted by Sebastien Couture. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/319

It's time for a look back at the calendar year! Tom Carnduff, Paul Higham, George Pitts and Dale Tempest sit down to hand out their yearly awards.We give out awards for the following:Team of the yearPlayer of the yearManager of the yearMoment of the yearThe team also give their one prediction for what will happen involving the Premier League in 2020...*Please note: Due to minor technical issues, this podcast ends slightly earlier than intended.

It's time for a look back at the calendar year! Tom Carnduff, Paul Higham, George Pitts and Dale Tempest sit down to hand out their yearly awards.We give out awards for the following:Team of the yearPlayer of the yearManager of the yearMoment of the yearThe team also give their one prediction for what will happen involving the Premier League in 2020...*Please note: Due to minor technical issues, this podcast ends slightly earlier than intended.

In this episode, I talk with Anthony ONeal about how students can change their future by earning a debt free degree. ONeal is the author of the best-selling book, Debt Free Degree: The Step-by Step Guide to Getting your Kid Through College Without Student Loans. “The caliber of your future is determined by the choices you make today” – Anthony ONeal Key Takeaways:Tips for college visitsIdentify a profitable majorConsider community college or a gap yearThe importance of financial literacyInternships and negotiationValuable routines, systems and relationshipsEveryone should have a planResources:Debt Free Degree: The Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Your Kid Through College Without Student LoansDownloads and resources to avoid student debtPlease share, subscribe and review this podcast. You can connect with me via email at drjudyoskam@gmail.com or on Instagram and Twitter @judyoskam

On this weeks Episode the guys cover the following topics:*Matt Bevins controversial pardons*Boris Johnson win in the European Election and how it compares to Trumps win*Jimmy Don has a questions for the fellas on impeachment*Horowitz Report*Greta Thunberg wins Time Magazine Person of the YearThe show is wrapped up with a lively discussion on the different types of colognes' and Jimmy Don and J.D.'s love of Tiffany!Thanks for checking out the JAB Podcast!

Podcast: Trading Forex from AnywhereIn this video: 00:25 – We’re not geographically restricted01:15 – All about Nelson02:05 – What’s the freedom worth to you?02:47 – Plan now as we head towards the end of the yearThe great thing about trading Forex is you can trade from anywhere. Let's talk about that and more right now.Hey traders, Andrew Mitchem here at the Forex Trading Coach with video and podcast number 346.We’re not geographically restrictedNow trading is quite unique… Not many businesses, not many industries out there that you are not geographically restricted with. It's one of the awesome benefits of trading Forex. We are moving, so tomorrow is our last day in this area… It's what's called the Waikato. It's a an area South of Auckland in the North Island of New Zealand. Been around this area, originally came here for dairy farming reasons and we've lived in this area for around 22, 23 years and it's now time for a change. So by the time you get to watch this video and podcasts will be many, many hundreds of kilometres away. We are moving to Nelson, which is in the very top of the South Island. A big move. Lots to get done, but really looking forward to the challenge and and a change.All about NelsonSo reasons we're going there? Well, Nelson's just a fantastic place in itself. It's the sunshine capital of New Zealand. It's right on the coast near awesome beaches, incredible scenery, absolutely amazing scenery. You've got mountains, you've got beaches. Craft beer capital of New Zealand, lots and lots of hops grown around there, which would suit me massively. The wine capital of New Zealand where you hear about the famous New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc is all around that area, the Marlborough area of New Zealand. So lots of great reasons to go there. Awesome weather for flying the helicopter and really looking forward to that. And my wife and our daughters are into horses, so great horse tracks, great horse weather as well. So lots and lots of good positive reasons why we are going there.What’s the freedom worth to you?But the reason I wanted to make this is to just say to you, look, what's that worth to you? What does that geographic, or that lack of that geographic, restriction worth to you? You see all you need to trade really is like a reasonably good internet connection and a laptop. I mean you can trade even using like your phone… Not on your phone, but you know, you get your hotspot working on your phone and that's all you need to power your laptop. So you know, it just has so many benefits. The ability to be remote, the ability to be wireless, the ability to be non-geographic specific.So again, what's that worth you? What does that have as value?Plan now as we head towards the end of the yearMy suggestion is now as we're heading towards like the end of the year is have a good serious think about that, you know, and what is that education, that knowledge worth to you to be able to go from maybe where you are now to becoming a Forex trader? But don't expect to do it straight away. You know, this takes a long time to get to establish and get to work properly.So really it's about that… What can you do now in the short-term? What can you do over, even like the Christmas/New Year time where you may have got a bit of time off work, you may have got a bit more sort of free time to be able to learn something new, to be able to study something. So that little bit of short-term work and effort right now for that bigger picture, longer term goal of that freedom or that financial freedom, that time freedom or that geographic freedom.So have a think about that and look forward to catching up with you this time next week where I'll be making my video from Nelson. So after 22 years in the Waikato, the Hamilton area of, of New Zealander,

In Boarding Pass 001, Doug and Drew introduce themselves and the podcast, and cover a wide range of contemporary aviation topics.Traveling through the world's busiest airport on one of the busiest travel days of the yearThe beginning of the end for the A380 - or the actual end in airframe 003's caseQantas' Project Sunrise - what does a long-haul pilot think of the "research" being conducted?Boeing rolled out the 737 MAX 10 - is this a big deal?Taking an upgrade while your partner sits in economyPoll: would you take an upgrade to a middle seat in economy plus or stay in your economy window seat?Our next trips

For To Us A Child Is BornAdvent at Redeemer | Week 1December 1, 2019 | Adam Barnett--It’s the most wonderful time of the year. With the kids jingle-belling & everyone telling you ‘be of good cheer.’ There’ll be parties for hosting, marshmallows for toasting, and caroling out in the snow.~ Andy Williams, The Most Wonderful Time of the YearThe odds of 1 person fulfilling 8 prophecies: 1 chance in 100 quintillion.The odds of 1 person fulfilling 8 prophecies: 1 chance in 10 to the 157th power.The odds of 1 person fulfilling 300 prophecies: only Jesus.Isaiah 9:1-5 NIV Nevertheless, there will be no more gloom for those who were in distress. In the past he humbled the land of Zebulun and the land of Naphtali, but in the future he will honor Galilee of the nations, by the Way of the Sea, beyond the Jordan—The people walking in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of deep darkness a light has dawned. You have enlarged the nation and increased their joy; they rejoice before you as people rejoice at the harvest, as warriors rejoice when dividing the plunder. For as in the day of Midian’s defeat, you have shattered the yoke that burdens them, the bar across their shoulders, the rod of their oppressor. Every warrior’s boot used in battle and every garment rolled in blood will be destined for burning, will be fuel for the fire.Isaiah 9:6-7 NIV For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. Of the greatness of his government and peace there will be no end. He will reign on David’s throne and over his kingdom, establishing and upholding it with justice and righteousness from that time on and forever. The zeal of the Lord Almighty will accomplish this.ShalomEverything necessary to wholesome living: good health, a sense of well-being and harmony, good fortune, the cohesiveness of the community, relationship with relatives and their state of being, and anything else deemed necessary for everything to be in order.

Joey and Crystal are the parents of four children, the youngest is their only boy Josiah. Josiah is a special needs child. Josiah's story is shared from the view of Joey and Crystal as they tell of his birth and their successes.On this episode they share:The hardest moments within the first yearThe miracle of Josiah's sightHow they look at Josiah's futureQuote/soundbite: 51:07“He has taught us more than we will ever teach him.”Remember when you walk in Other People's shoes you get a different perspective!If you enjoy the show you can subscribe to us on your favorite podcast platforms, so you don't miss an episode. We would also love it if you could leave us a review on iTunes! To hear other episodes go to:www.opspodcast.comYouTube.comSocial Media:**Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: **If you have questions or comments email us at: opspodcastshow@gmail.com 

In Episode 2, Andrew and Kevin with Firewalls.com talk Fortinet’s Secure SD-WAN with Fortinet Principal Engineer Jaime Ortiz, and how it makes getting your business networks connected simple and secure. Learn more about Fortinet’s all-in-one Secure SD-WAN: https://www.firewalls.com/blog/fortinet-sd-wan-asic. Our cyber security headlines discussed on the episode include:29% of Small Businesses Spend Less Than $1,000 on IT Security Annually – Small Business Trendshttps://smallbiztrends.com/2019/09/2019-smb-it-security-report.html80 Percent of Businesses Experienced a Cybersecurity Incident in the Past Year – Security Magazinehttps://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/90858-percent-of-businesses-experienced-a-cybersecurity-incident-in-the-past-yearThe 11 Cybersecurity Lessons Colleges Should Be Teaching Students, Faculty, and Staff – Slatehttps://slate.com/technology/2019/09/cybersecurity-lessons-college-safety-privacy.htmlOur Engineer’s Minute touches on a few scenarios in which SD-WAN could be the right fit for a business. Learn more about the Professional Services offered by our Certified Experts: https://www.firewalls.com/servicesSubmit a question for a future Engineer’s Minute, a suggested episode topic, or any other feedback you may have to podcast@firewalls.com. Remember, new episodes will be released every other Wednesday, so subscribe/follow to ensure you get the latest first - and please rate and review.Thanks for listening!

DID YOU KNOW...?Buying green energy for your home or business is one of THE most impactful things we can all do to help the climate crisis?Switching to a renewable tariff for electricity and carbon offset gas could save up to 3.5tonnes CO2 per yearThe average person's carbon footprint living in the UK is around 13.5 […] The post [043] – 5(ISH) MINUTE GUIDE TO #SWITCHTEMBER appeared first on Sustainable(ish).

My guest today is Cyan Ta’eed. Cy is one of Australia’s most successful entrepreneurs, having co-founded Envato in 2006 and growing it to being valued at over $1 billion. Last year she tried her hand at chocolate (why not?!) and Hey Tiger is now one of Australia’s fastest growing purpose-driven brands. Oh, and in her spare time, she recently launched Milkshake.app, which allows users to make a free website for their Instagram profile all on their phone, instantly.In this chat, we cover:How Cy went from spending four hours a day on her phone to just 15 minutesHow Cy changed her mobile phone to make it less addictiveThe game that Cy’s family play on January 1, every yearThe five minute activity that Cy does every morning to set herself up for the dayHow Cy manages her energy levels as a self-described introvert who presents as an extravert.Cy’s approach to constant learning and developmentHow and where Cy has found great people to work in her businesses.Cy’s strategies for overcoming Imposter SyndromeHow Cy mentally prepares herself for stressful eventsWhy Cy had an app on her phone that reminded her she is going to die 5 x per dayCy’s go-to apps and gadgetsWhat happened when Cy had an eyesight-threatening ulcer and had to rest in darkness for several weeks.Balancing sprints with periods of restFind Cy on Instagram at @cyantaeed, check out her amazing chocolate social enterprise Hey Tiger and her most recent business Milkshake that allows users to create a webpage from their Instagram account.Visit https://www.amanthaimber.com/podcast for full show notes from all episodes.Get in touch at amantha@inventium.com.auIf you are looking for more tips to improve the way you work, I write a short monthly newsletter that contains three cool things that I have discovered that help me work better, which range from interesting research findings through to gadgets I am loving. You can sign up for that at http://howiwork.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Japan is facing critical population-related problems. Most notably, it has an aging population due to a declining birth rate. As a result, people in the country are growing increasingly concerned about the future of Japan, the stability of its social insurance programs and, believe it or not, whether or not the Japanese race itself will be around in a couple hundred years. Despite those concerns, there is some pushback against the immigration programs that the government is introducing in an effort to increase the size of the labor force, and people feel they have stronger reasons not to have more children. How do these podcasters see these issues affecting their own daily lives in Japan, listen to find out now!Conversation highlights:Chit-chat about the quality of McDonald’s food in Japan versus overseas, and also the very polite service of the Japanese staffThe Sapporo Beer Festival has begun, and it’s interesting to see the large number of families and older couples enjoying the festivalThe Japan government is encouraging companies to hire employees until age 70 due to the labor crunchAfter retiring, many employees work part time at the same company to help supplement their pension income, or to just stay activeJapan’s population has been decreasing for several years, so the government is taking measures to encourage more foreign workers to come to JapanAs the requirements for permanent residency continue to loosen, certain people are obtaining it after living in Japan for only five years, whereas in the past, it was only being approved for people who had been living in Japan for 10 yearsIndividuals designated as “highly-skilled foreign professionals" are able to obtain permanent residency on a fast track of one yearThe number of immigrants in Japan has been increasing for the past six years, with an increase of 167,000 people in the last year, for a total 2.2 million people, or approximately 2% of the total population (For comparison, immigrants in the US make up 14.4% of the population.)Although residents in Japan are required to pay into the national pension system, it is possible to get exemptions or reduce your contribution amount based on your living situation (low income, students, etc.)As some people believe they will not be able to receive pension distributions when they retire, they are not willing to make contributions. However, the pension system promotes the point of view that pension contributions are meant to support current retirees, not your own future.Burke unsuccessfully tries to compare the decreasing population problem in Japan to the problem of climate changeBen explains that population issues are a no-win situation: the decreasing population problem is creating issues for society, but over-population with the world’s limited resources is also a problemThe conservative mentality of not wanting to dilute the Japanese race and culture may be contributing to the decreasing population problem, and there are concerns that foreigners cannot understand the “Japanese mentality” that is necessary in the workforceWhile Japan has been utilizing immigrant work programs, especially with southeast Asian countries, many of the workers will disappear into society and overstay their visas, and others might be subject to abuse in their jobs or a dangerous work environment

We go over :The pick up artists, online dating and how to safely get 100+dates/ yearThe different ask for men and womenThe difference between being triggered and your intuitionWhat to do when triggered on a dateExpectations and what it does to relationshipsThe difference between how men and women feel safeHow, when (and if) to define a relationshipLove bombingWhat someone wants but not with youGender roleWhy multi-dating is important!Red flags and deal breakersCondom etiquette and why it mattersRound of awkward dating questions that June solves liveThe primal part of courtship and why we need to leave all PC things out the doorDate ideasCome find June at https://junemorrow.com.Her book: Paperback + KindleCome find me at angie-s.comFollow me on Insta at @toooldforthisshitpodcast & @healthexpertangie

In this episode, we start in the future with a short story about a world dominated by Facebook’s Libra after it took over as the global currency. Then we come back to the present where Scott chats with Adam and Christina from our strategy team on just how likely that Libra-dominated future could be. We also get to hear from two members of our global team, Felipe Kopaitic from our LatAm team and Kambiz Djafar from our EMEA team, who shared their thoughts on how Libra adoption could play out in their respective region. If you’ve read about Libra and still have a lot of questions about it, or simply want to learn more about this topic, then this episode is for you!What We Covered:What the world would look like if Libra were to become the global currency The many challenges that Facebook faces in launching Libra next yearThe benefits that Facebook stands to gain from Libra and the resulting privacy concernsThe importance of earning consumer trust and overcoming regulatory hurdlesHow the LatAm and European markets will likely respond to LibraTakeaways for brand marketers wondering how Libra will impact consumer behaviorWe only had time to read the first part of the speculative short story that Richard wrote. If interested, you can read the full version of the short story here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Get our new gear at bit.ly/iknowdinostoreDinosaur of the day Agathaumas, the ceratopsid that was a ceratopsid before we knew what ceratopsids were.In dinosaur news this week:A single wing of Alcmonavis, the larger cousin of Archaeopteryx was describedThomas Carr visited the Tufts-Love T. Rex and thinks it might help settle the Nanotyrannus debateMaximo the titanosaur at the Field Museum now has its own AI messaging programThanks to a recent donation, Rowan University plans to build a new Fossil ParkScotty the T. rex is on display in Eastend, Saskatchewan, CanadaThe Houston Zoo in Texas has a dinosaur exhibit from May 25 until September 2 this yearThe owner of the Flintstones style house in In California is being sued for adding dinosaurs and landscapingTo get access to lots of patron only content check out https://www.patreon.com/iknowdinoFor links to every news story, all of the details we shared about Agathaumas, and our fun fact check out https://iknowdino.com/Agathaumas-Episode-234/

Mary from 2 Foot Adventures is BACK to discuss all things Pacific Crest Trail 2019 related!Mary and her partner run a mobile gear shop focused on ultralight gear built for the Pacific Crest Trail. They operate in a few locations throughout the hiking season and as of now are located in Warner Springs, California, at right about the 110 mile marker. These mobile gear shops are converted airstream style trailers that literally have everything you need for a Thru Hiker or really any type of backpacking. Trust me when I say they're a godsend when gear is getting the best of you.For years now, Mary has been operating these mobile gear shops and you can tell just by talking to her that it is without a doubt her passion. She absolutely loves the Thru Hikers and the PCT. She also has a unique look into what works for hikers and what doesn't given the fact that she sees dozens and dozens of them in a single week (probably more like hundreds).On this episode, we recap the 2018 PCT hiking season, chat about trends in gear, common pain points and problems hikers experience, and we even dive into the holistic side of what Thru Hiking means. There's no shortage of great perspective and information in this episode and it's now become one of my favorite conversations to look forward to each year.Please enjoy!By Land,Emory R. WangerInterested in talking about the show with other listeners??First things first, thanks for taking the time to listen to this podcast is greatly appreciated! If you have questions, comments, or want to dive further into the details of this show and others, you can join the By Land Podcast Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1192723304224313/ to link up with myself and other listeners. See you on there!HELP THE SHOWIf you enjoyed this show and want to help me out, please leave me an honest review on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts from. Doing so will help my podcast reach others and grow more and more. I can't do it without you!SWAG - http://byland.co/shop/Comic Book - http://byland.co/comic-book/Show NotesIntroductionsRecap of what 2 Foot Adventures isWhy being at Warners Springs so importantEverything you need in 200 square feetSpecialty gear you can expect to see in the trailersTrends in backpacking from year to yearThe issue with “believing” in the gear we've purchasedWhat finding the right gear can do for youWhy being flexible and open minded can improve your experiencesThe PCT as a pilgrimageCommon issues in the first 100 milesOn finding the right gear that works for YOUHow hikers change as they move north along the trailWhat about quitting the trail?Finding YOUR trail along the trailLife lessons from the trailLearning to enjoy the processOn responding to problemsAudience Q and A:Most popular water filterMost popular sheltersAverage amount of time it takes to hike the PCTWhen is the best time to start the PCTHow many miles to start with?Best resupply strategy?Considerations for the PCT this yearClosing thoughtsHow to connect with 2 Foot AdventuresLinkshttps://2footadventures.com/https://instagram.com/2FootAdventureshttp://facebook.com/2FootAdventures

The Lunar Priestess of Love, Madalyn Elizabeth, returns to the show for a chat about changing the consciousness of the planet by bringing awareness to our relationships. Madalyn also shares an educational explanation of ceremonial cacao (raw chocolate), and how to use this plant medicine to open hearts. Intimacy means "into me I see," so get ready to step through the looking glass into the wonderland of divine love.Join InnerVerse Plus+ and unlock this full 2 hour podcast and all other episodes!https://www.patreon.com/posts/24748193Find Madalyn OnlineMadalynElizabeth.com Instagram @madalynelizabethlove Facebook @madalynelizabethlove Synchrogalactic Shamanism - Last Time Madalyn Was on InnerVerse FEB 2019 - ARTIST AID MONEY BOMB! Donate to InnerVerse in the month of Feb for a chance to win 50% of the money raised!More info at innerversepodcasrt.com/moneybomb Things we talked about...Grounding Meditation to come into our heartsThe massive transmutation process the Earth is going through Questions about spiritual bypassing of emotional issuesRevelations about the rapid reincarnation of people leaving the planet these daysUsing Cacao (raw chocolate) for spiritual healing and heart openingThe difference between social and ceremonial cacao and dosage adviceWhy chocolate is often a gift between loversLegends about cacao’s off-world originsDynamics for maintaining conscious relationships of all typesHow we actually begin our physical life as eggs in our grandmother’s wombRecognizing ancestor trauma in our own lives“We tend to attract who we are.”Using our relationships to advance the consciousness evolution of the planetOnly In Plus+ (Subscribe!)Madalyn reads my numerology and explains the system for figuring itThe meaning behind the 7 life path and calculating your personal numerology for the current yearThe plan to attain personal sovereignty by 2020A breakdown of my Galactic Signature reading via the Law of Time system (White Magnetic Mirror)Check your own galactic soul blueprint at lawoftime.orgThe Mayan 13x20 calendar system based on the moonMadalyn explains my primary soul energy as intuited through the Akashic RecordLearning not to be paralyzed by perfectionismMadalyn talks about her musical project, Beyond Duality and infusing songs with the power of cacaoAnd the revealing of which star system my higher self comes from, including an anomaly about my soul’s origin, according to Madalyn’s divinationMusic This Episode Intro Segment - Foggy Dreams by WisdomTraders Outro Music - DrumSpyder See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Emmy award-winning host of TNT's Inside the NBA. You also see him hosting the coverage of the NCAA Tournament for Turner and CBS. More importantly, he's a follower of Jesus, a husband and a father of 6 children. He's the author of the book called UNSCRIPTED: THE UNPREDICTABLE MOMENTS THAT MAKE LIFE EXTRAORDINARY.(it shares stories about his career, battling cancer, adoption, and raising a special needs child)TOPICS INCLUDE:His thoughts on pausing to make a difference instead of always hurryingHis perspective on the new yearThe books he's been readingAn update on his healthHis thoughts on the NBA seasonHow to use a platformAsking the question, what can I do for you?The response from his book See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

HERE'S A SNEAK PEEK OF THE GOODNESS…“When we check back in with our priorities, things get a lot clearer.” - Jenna“Don’t underestimate the power of a choice.” - Ashley“Use three times as much self-compassion as self-judgment.” - Jenna“Gratitude will flip your perspective.” - AshleyWHAT YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT IN THIS EPISODE…The Eff Perfect fam’s highs and lows in 2018Our personal lessons and victories of the past yearThe power of journaling when reviewing your yearHow having a team and utilizing our supports changed the game in 2018Why self-compassion is key to learning the lessons of the past yearLINKSLindsey of Lindsey Allen DesignsErica of Our Back PocketsShare the Eff Perfect love with a fellow perfectionist, procrastinator, or people pleaser!And because we’re in this together, be sure to take the Eff Perfect Pledge.And follow us on Instagram @effperfect!Shop the lookbook

This week, we've got our year-end recap — with an Interchange twist. We're going to cover the following topics:The story that didn't warrant the attention it got. The story that should have gotten more attention than it did.The energy tech/sector/personality that had the biggest breakthrough of the yearThe energy tech/sector/personality that had the biggest setback of the yearA notable trend that you wish you had predicted.The "most 2018" story of the year. In other words, a story that embodies the zeitgeist.Get your GTM Squared discounted membership here using the promo code, PODCAST.This podcast is sponsored by Sungrow. Sungrow is the leading pure-play solar inverter supplier with a range of solutions for both solar and storage applications. Find out more about how Sungrow is investing in U.S. solar.Subscribe to The Interchange podcast via Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify or wherever you find your audio content. Or integrate our RSS feed into the app of your choice.

On this super-sized edition of The A Show, Justin and Meelz run through some of the categories for their Year End Awards, joined by Emilio Sparks from Wrasslerap. The categories include-Male Wrestler of The Year-Female Wrestler of The Year-Feud of The Year-Guilty Pleasure (Show or Wrestler)-NXT/Smackdown/RAW match of the yearThe hosts also grade the major shake ups from Raw and Smackdown, as well as predict the future for the impending NXT call-ups.

BIO:Our guest today is a top College Football analyst for ESPN and you can see him on College GameDay every Saturday during the fall. He played his college football at the University of Georgia where he won the SEC player of the year award and was also recognized as the top defensive player in the nation. He was drafted in the first round of the 2005 NFL Draft by the Cincinnati Bengals and in 2008 he retired due to a major neck injury. He is a husband and father of two and does some great work with the Pollack Family Foundation....Topics Include...Going to country concerts this summer and he tells us his favorite artistsCoaching his kids and what he's like as a softball coachHow he prepares for a new college football seasonCollege football story lines he's keeping an eye out forWhat he likes to do when he gets into town for College GameDayWhat his schedule is like for College GameDayHow much his faith influences his college football opinionsHow he wants to be viewed differently because of his faithWhat God has been teaching him in the last yearThe importance of accountability and having a small groupHow he approaches covering the school he went toHis answer for why he's willing to pick against GeorgiaThe balance between rooting for Georgia and being honest about themHis marriage advice for Bryce as he celebrates his 5th year anniversaryWe do our segment Tap Drill and ask him some fun offbeat questions See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today, we’re continuing our conversation with serial entrepreneur, Brett Hurt. If you missed the first episode, make sure to listen to learn the resources Brett uses to scale, how to communicate with investors and a lot more.This episode is jam-packed with insights and actionable advice from Brett. We spend a lot of time talking about exactly HOW to create a thriving culture. Brett shares a unique but powerful way to develop your company’s values so they stick and are memorable. Brett’s built amazing cultures in his previous businesses (including Bazaarvoice, where they won best place to work as a small, medium and large business) and his current company, data.world.Brett also dives deep into the role of the CEO. His unique perspective will cause you to rethink and possibly redefine the role of the CEO.Topics include:The most valuable conference Brett makes sure to attend every single yearThe criteria Brett uses when deciding whether to invest in a company or fund (currently Hurt Family Investments is invested in 55 companies and 12 funds)When is the right time to create your core values in a companies growthHow to create values that reflect your company’s personalityHow to get your teams involved in creating your core valuesWhy the founders of data.world chose to make data.world a B Corporation and why you should consider creating a B CorpWhat does passion have to do with creating a business?What is the role of a CEO?What to do when you have a bad day as a CEOHow being fully present where you are is more important than work/life balanceThe out of office message Brett uses to let people know he is not availableMore Leadership Podcasts from Dando.

Jon and Jess start by touching on proactively dealing with procrastination. Then they discuss their years in review and explain their plans for the coming months. They debate the ins and outs of developing complex creative skills and whether copying other peoples’ work should be a part of this process. They then go into their reasons and inspiration for the NTL podcast in the context of the kinds of media they consume. They close by analyzing the progressive changes in the broader media landscape, how much more narrowly niched educational content is being made these days, and some warnings about the dangers of niching down too far. Listen to this Episode and Learn:How the hosts have put together their goals for the coming yearThe role that copying has in the process of developing new skillsThe differences between technique and creativityHow the content and medium of content can complement one another Mentioned in the Episode: Tree app: stay focused, be present. Don’t kill your forest Rescuetime - time and productivity tracker, can block websites for you Chris guillebeau - how to review and plan a year Pat flynn - smart passive income Leonard Cohen: hallelujah, and Dance me to the end of love Pardon the interruption - ESPN Sports commentary The Daily Show - started shift toward “infotainment” Aziz Ansari: master of none 7 Habits of Highly Effective People - some good ideas, way too long Asian Efficiency - The Productivity Podcast

Jon and Jess talk about the pressure to have new year’s resolutions, the busy circus that is December, and how they’re preparing for the coming year. They go on to discuss how important the recent sexual abuse scandals are and why they feel compelled to address them. They explain how the internet has pressaged and created the environment that allows for these scandals to be made public, discuss some parallels with the progress of the civil rights movement, and debate whether the shift in sentiment around the scandals is a momentary blip or a permanent change. They also go into their personal views on the boundaries of relationships in work and the difficulty of deciding what is acceptable when you work independently or are networking in less formal settings. They close by touching on the international impact of the scandals. Listen to this Episode and Learn:How our hosts are preparing for the coming yearThe long term impact of the recent sexual abuse scandalsHow our hosts think about relationship boundaries in work and networkingThe international impact of the recent sexual abuse scandal Mentioned in the Episode: Trump Access Hollywood bus controversy Trump’s accusations of sexual assault Harvey Weinstein accusations UK Parliamentary sex scandals Francois hollande mistress scandal

2017 is now over, which means it is award time. The legendary Adam Abramowitz of SaturdayNightBoxing.com will join us as name the winners and some losers in this year’s Punch 2 The Face Radio Award Extravaganza. We will have a wide range of awards to hand out after another outstanding year in boxing.   This year’s awards include Trainer of the YearUpset of the YearFunny Name, Hell of Fighter-International Fighter of the  YearWe’re Done Here AwardFighter of the YearThe inaugural Adrien Broner Award, trust us you will love it . And a whole lot more from some of the best and the worst in 2017. Tweet us during the show Adam @SNBoxing Brandon @BrandonP2TF

CLICK HERE to listen to this week's Buffalowdown podcast. Last Friday Bills fans may have felt that the playoff drought was just icing on the cake compared to trading away Sammy Watkins. How about we get a couple of games into the 2017 before we "throw it away." Brad "The Bruiser" Eichkorn and Alex Jones talk the trade and:Pre-season game 2 vs PhiladelphiaTight Ends playing a big role this yearThe running back mixPeterman number 2 QB?Follow "The Bruiser" on twitter @BillsBruiser and Alex Jones @SaneAlexJones.. Leave your feedback for us to share on our next podcast. 

Dorie Clark is a frequent contributor to the Harvard Business Review, Time and Entrepreneur magazine. She is recognized as a branding expert by the associated press and fortune. She is a marketing strategy consultant and speaker for clients including Google, Microsoft, Yale University, Fidelity, US State Department and the World Bank. She’s also the author of Reinventing You and Stand Out.In this episode, Dorie Clark and I discuss:How she started her business and the motivation behind itThe challenges of starting the business and the most stressful periodHer plans and goalsHow she made six figures in the second yearThe ups and downsThe shifting point of her business modelImportance of saying "YES" to uncomfortable momentsHow to find speaking gigsSystems in placeHow her life looks like todayHer passionWhat she likes to do that has the potential to change the worldResources Mentioned in This Episode:Dorie’s websiteFirst thousand clientsPodcast Sponsor:OscarHamiltonLove the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join Your First Thousand Clients Community today:mitchrusso.comMitch Russo LinkedIn

So you’ve planned a retreat for entrepreneurs and booked the Airbnb, but lack of interest forced you to cancel the event. Now it’s time to get creative and find a way to recoup the money you spent on accommodations. What if you listed the space on Airbnb yourself, and sublet it out to get your money back?Chris Reynolds is the founder of Entrepreneur House, a business accelerator that holds events worldwide with the intent of creating a community where entrepreneurs can live together for four weeks, attending goal-setting and productivity workshops as well as taking part in advisor-led seminars and one-on-one coaching sessions. Chris has taken advantage of the Airbnb platform to book accommodations for Entrepreneur House retreats in Chiang Mai, Barcelona and Rio de Janeiro, and then sublet those bookings when they weren’t being used!Today, Chris shares the objectives of Entrepreneur House as well as his advice for Airbnb hosts. Listen in to learn how he was able to negotiate with a landlord who caught him subletting an Airbnb space illegally – and turn that potential conflict into a lucrative business partnership.Topics CoveredWhy Entrepreneur House was launched•Business accelerator for established entrepreneurs•Offers cultural experience through four-week retreats held all over the world•Provides community and sense of belonging•Leverage each other’s skills while mountain-biking, for example•More productive than regular environmentHow Chris employs Airbnb for Entrepreneur House•Uses platform to book accommodations for attendees (in advance and last minute)•Sublets Airbnb when event is canceled or doesn’t need space for entire booking periodHow Chris handled being caught by the landlord for subletting without permission•Landlord discovered Airbnb listing and called meeting•Chris explained intent to recoup loss as entrepreneur•Landlord altered contract to allow for short-term rentals•Chris partnered with owner of leasing company to book the following yearThe dynamic around illegal activity in Barcelona•Drinking on the street, graffiti and pot lounges are technically illegal, but rules not enforced•Short-term rentals are illegal, but people continue without much fear of retributionChris’s advice for Airbnb hosts•Include photos of all rooms (better pics = better bookings)•Offer a flat screen TV (almost always indicates better quality)•Put forth the time and effort to compose a thorough description for your listingChris’s guidance for dealing with a landlord if you’re listing your rental on Airbnb•Be clear about why you’re using the platform•Enter negotiations with a proposal that will benefit you both•If the landlord says ‘no,’ respect the fact that they control the propertyResourcesdnxcamp.comChiang Mai Event Details Connect with Christheentrepreneurhouse.comEntrepreneur House PodcastConnect with JasperEmail: jasper@getpaidforyourpad.comTwitter: @GetPaidForUrPadInstagram: @GetPaidForYourPad Facebook: www.facebook.com/getpaidforyourpadThis episode is sponsored by Hostfully.com where you can create a custom digital guidebook for your guests! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's EpisodeWe end a techie Christmas Digital Coffee style! That means there's a new episode on Christmas! That's right, my gift to all my listeners is a new episode on Christmas! Enjoy this latest episode of me looking back on the year. I will share what tech and games I liked the most this year. I will go through the highs and lows of the tech, marketing, and gaming industry. It's been an interesting year. Full of great moments and some wild blunders. We've seen crazy and wondrous. Let's hope 2017 is as great and blunderous as 2016. Here's to another great year!Show Timeline:Looking back on the yearWhat was my favorite tech this yearWhat was my favorite game this yearThe biggest tech blundersWhat to look for in 2017Apps/Programs to Try This Week:Give Back BoxTimehop 4.0Tock AlarmHighlights from Show:Yahoo email hack was the biggest plunder of 2016No Man's Sky was the biggest hype game of 2016I'm hoping 2017 brings an end to yearly releasesSupport:Like these podcasts? Support me on Podbean and Patreon!Community:Join the Slack and Discord community to talk about tech, marketing, and gaming! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you're choosing to listen to this podcast or any others for that matter, you are a good reason why having a podcast is great for business. If you already have a podcast and you own a business, this is definately the show for you.  Entrepreneurs need to stand out from the crowd and create unique ways to deliver their message to targeted customers. Here are some some stats on why podcasting is a wonderful way to expand your reach to a global audience.Over 40 million people search the iTunes Store for content every single month.Podcasting grows around 23% a yearThe same number of Americans who use Twitter, listen to podcasts.Podcasts are growing because of mobility.Weekly podcast listeners, listen up to 5 different shows a week.Demo: 12-54 year olds listen to podcastsGet the picture? The thing is.. if you want to get your podcast heard... you need to know how to market it to the world. So.. In this episode of Spotlight on eWomenNetwork, I've asked the eWomenNetwork Director of Digital Advantage, Margaret Croom, to join me to give you some tips on how to break through the noise and have your podcast stand out to an online global audience. This is Part-4 of a 4-part blog series I wrote on How to Create/Produce/Host a Podcast to Grow Your Business, which you can find at eWomenNetwork.com.If you are interested in distributing your podcast to a targeted audience of women entrepreneurs to help you grow your business, visit eWNRadioNetwork.com and apply.

Tim Gordon, a “sophomore” investor has taken incredible action and shares with us how he got his first deal and the struggles he had. We talk about benchmarks, success and closing deals. Plus we get in to some details about financing and rehabbing and much more!Have any questions for Tim or I? Just post them in the comments area below! And if you like what you hear, be sure to click here to subscribe in iTunes. And while you’re there, why not leave us a review and five-star rating?The next webinar is tonight!Tonight (March 6, 2014) we will have another House Flipping Webinar at 6PM (Pacific)/9PM (Eastern). Click on this link below to sign up!This time I'll be focusing heavily on acquisitions!houseflippinghq.com/webinar.And the winner is ….The winner of the Michael Quarles 1,000 yellow letters give-away is Ed! Just e-mail Michael at michael@yellowletters.com to let him know you were the one who won (we have your email on file, so this is how we confirm your identity).For the rest of you who entered, you can also email michael@yellowletters.com with the subject line “HFHQ Biz Cards” with your complete name and mailing address and he'll get you the business cards that he mentioned in the podcast episode. We'll be checking your name against the entries so be sure you actually entered the contest if you send an email! Show NotesIn this episode we cover:Tim's introduction to the potential of real estate investingHis first experiences with a real estate investment clubs and learning to flip through a 60-day challenge “boot-camp”The specific things Tim did to take action during his 60-day intensive challengeLearn how to comp properties and connect with agentsRequired you to make over 50 phone calls a week (FSBO, Craigslist, etc.)Trains you to handle rejectionUse of Proof of Funds to make offersRequired you to make at least 10 offers per weekForces you to make more offers than a normal professional investor makes in a typical yearThe find whatever you are the most uncomfortable and make sure you learn how to do it.Different methods he used to connect with sellers and dealsMore traditional methods like using the MLS or talking to agentsLess traditional methods like going on Craigslist or finding FSBO signsTim's experience with the Flip to Freedom event for wholesalersHow Tim found his first deal by looking at rental ads on CraigslistTim's use of $1,250 from his first deal on mailers during ThanksgivingThe story of Tim's second deal which forced him to listen and solve problemsHow Tim developed his business during 2013Use of Zoho as a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) systemTim's current marketing strategiesIn the beginning of 2013 Tim was using strictly direct mailLater 40% of deals were through direct mail, 35% were through other wholesalers and 25% were through the MLS.His current focus is on absentee owners although he's done owner-occupants, but hasn't pulled deals yetUsing SEO and the web to generate leadsTim's next step to build his business by bringing on people to help him automate his systemsTim's unique approach to financing through an FHA 203K Loan3.5% down paymentRequires occupancy in one unit for at least a year203K means the property requires repairs which are amortized over 30 yearsFrom single-family to a four-unit propertyHow Tim's full time job gives him access to great financingTweetable QuotesClick a quote to tweet it!“What gets measured gets done” ~ Justin Williams“I don't need to reinvent the wheel. I just need to do consistent marketing on a monthly basis, no matter what the results are.” ~ Tim Gordon“I need to have systems in place to track and monitor my leads” ~ Tim Gordon“You have to invest to get the results” ~ Tim Gordon“You've got to get your hands dirty” ~ Justin Williams“Everything I was doing when I didn't have deals was preparing me for when I did” ~ Tim Gordon“Once you label yourself as a problem solver, you aren't surprised when problems come up” ~ Justin Williams“Reverse engineer the deal to find out who it's best for, and then go find them.” ~ Tim Gordon“Once you add value, you get paid” ~ Tim GordonTranscriptClick here to Read and Download the Transcript for Episode 31Links and ResourcesBigger PocketsBill Tan's San Diego Creative Investor's AssociationInvestClub for WomenFlip2Freedom with Sean TerryZoho.comDanny Fitzpatrick with Wells Fargo in San DiegoTim's Email: tim@gordonbuyshomes.comFacebook (facebook.com/timgordon)Leave us a Rating and Review!If you’ve found any value or helpful information in the House Flipping HQ Podcast, we’d love to hear about it! Head on over to iTunes and leave us a rating (5 stars would be great!) and review so that others who are interested in starting a house flipping business can find us and get in on the good stuff. Click here to leave a review and rating If you have any questions or comments about this show or it’s contents, please post them in the comments area below and I’ll be happy to answer them!Image Attribution:The post HFHQ 31: Tim Gordon the Action-Taking Sophomore House Flipper appeared first on House Flipping HQ. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Flagship Friday! This week the gang is all together and ready to talk about... mostly the coronavirus and Brent's provisions. No panic though because we also talk crypto - as we always do. We went over Warren Buffet going over crypto, fresh new hacks, and new shots being fired. Eventful week - tune in to learn more!Rapid FireCZ Talks Craig Wright“He claims to be the founder of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, which is a lie. He hurts the credibility of Bitcoin and is a disgrace to our entire industry.”Enjin launches game development platform on Ethereum Mainnet (altcoinbuzz)Previously, only early adopters and members from the Enjin Spark program had access to the Mainnet tools. Now, anybody will be able to mint their own ERC-1155 tokens for their own use.Over 2,500 projects adopting ERC-1155 have already been created on the testnet version of the Enjin Platform.More than 1% of the total ENJ supply is locked into over 50 million ERC-1155 assets.ERC-1155 has become an official Ethereum token standard.Lionel Messi-led FC Barcelona set to have its own token for ‘over 300M’ fans worldwide (theblockcrypto)Lionel Messi-led soccer club FC Barcelona is set to have its own token in Q2 of this yearThe club has partnered with blockchain startup Chiliz for the initiativeAlexandre Dreyfus, founder and CEO of Chiliz, told The Block that the deal took 17 months to closeWinklevoss-led Gemini Custody to add Filecoin, trading may be next (Decrypt)Filecoin will be added to Gemini custody. remember Filecoin? One of the biggest ICOs that was completely private in 2017“The Simpsons” Predict that Cryptocurrency and Blockchain will Gain in PopularityRead more at TheCryptoTime.com: (TheCryptoTime)Shopify joins Facebook’s cryptocurrency Libra Association - KLast time we left them Visa, eBay, Stripe had left LibraScored a win getting Shopify (Rev -1.58b, Net -.12, Total Assets 3.02B, 5000 employees)Will contribute at least $10m towards Libra and will operate a nodeSeems like a significant incentive is gaining a way to process transactions without paying credit card fees (helps their merchants too)As part of Libra Association Shopify willBecome a validator node operatorGet one vote on Libra Association CouncilCan earn dividends from interest earned on Libra reserve (proportional to investment)Still lots of work to do, US gov skepticalThe French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said, “the monetary sovereignty of countries is at stake from a possible privatisation of money . . . we cannot authorise the development of Libra on European soil.”Whale gets hacked for $30M in Bitcoin Cash - asks Roger Ver to "Roll Back the Chain" lol.Apparently this was in a SIM Swap, similar to what happened to me.The guy who had it stolen was apparently a security pundit of some kind.The hackers immediately went to a bunch of addresses and headed to mixers.Coronavirus and it's affect on the economy, crypto, everything. (Everyone)Bitcoin, Vitalik, and Stock to Flow - Kvitalik Tweet that had a pic of two articles regarding Coronavirus, arguing opposite sides of price action."Your daily reminder that 95%+ of articles of the form "event X will make crypto go (up | down)" are post-hoc rationalized bullshit."Guy counters with Stock to Flow model chart, and Vitalik disagreesWhich predicts avg BTC/USD to be around $100k between 2021-2024Got me interested, especially since we dont often discuss price prediction, and apparently its a popular valuation model.Bitcoin Stock-to-Flow model was published first in March 2019, and it essentially treats BTC like gold, silver, or platinum.Stock-to-flow ratios are used to evaluate the current stock of a commodity (total amount currently available) against the flow of new production (amount mined that specific year).S2F really seems to be a measure of scarcity,Gold has the highest stock-to-flow ratio with 62, as it would take 62 years of production to reach the current level of gold stock.Silver has a ratio of 22, while Bitcoin is currently at 27Of course this also draws a lot of criticism, how can we just use supply to try to predict price?Joe Weisenthal (bloomberg markets editor) makes the point that if you wanted more btc you could just bid it up rn, without extra supply or less supply"If you believe that there's some mathematical relationship between the supply of new coins and the price of the coins, then you have to explain how the supply of new coins changes peoples preferences to hold BTC within global porfolio."It also doesnt account for demand-side shocks....What if nobody wants to hold bitcoin in the long run?But has been realtively accurate so far, seems to not consider demand which may be just luck with BTC but wouldn apply to something else, or just works till it doesnt and it breaks downWarren Buffet does an interview- AdamCharlie Lee, Yoni assia (etoro CEO),"I don't own any cryptocurrency. I never will"Sun gifted Buffett some BTC and Tron which Buffett immediately gave away LOL to the same charity foundation of the $4.6 millionDuring his CNBC interview, Buffett also jokingly suggested that he could issue his own cryptocurrency called "Warren Currency." His words were used as another marketing trick by Sun who now proposed to issue WARRENCOIN on the Tron blockchain without any monetary value.Bitcoin Drove Half of Square’s Cash App Revenue in the 4th QuarterShots Fired! (GOT ONE - nevermind)https://twitter.com/cz_binance/status/1231846420392685569CSW is a fraud. Investing in a fraud never ends well. See below. Time will tell.I rarely called out anyone, with exceptions. On Chinese social media, I called FCoin a pyramid scheme in mid 2018. Their founder call his own plan a "better invention than #Bitcoin". That did it for me. Who would say such a thing? About themselves? except scammers."#fcoin, a crypto exchange that adopted the controversial "trans-fee mining" model, has paused trading and withdrawal after revealing a shortage of #Crypto assets worth up to $130 million."Neutral faceExitPlease join the conversation in the Discord. We're in there all the time.Rate us on iTunes.Follow CryptoBasicBrent on Reddit.We are not Financial advisers.

Today on The Kelli Show:Openness and surrender to the new yearThe world we want but don’t seeJudging ourselves for the things we wantBeing comfortable but unhappyWhat are we doing to cause our circumstancesThe more you act like yourself, the more you like yourselfThe lightness in the heavy momentsMessy imperfectionTo learn more, visit: https://kellitennant.com/category/podcast/ ResourcesSign-up for the Realness Retreat at gettherealness.com/realness-retreat This show is produced by Soulfire Productions