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For the Personal Trainer and Fit Pro: who can take on 10+ high ticket online clients in 30 days or less… Have you ever said to yourself, “I really need to get more online clients?” Unless you've been living under a rock, you already know that making the switch to online coaching gives you...

One in eight individuals struggles with infertility. With that being said, QUIT ASKING PEOPLE WHEN THEY ARE GOING TO HAVE KIDS OR ARE THEY GOING TO HAVE ANOTHER CHILD. You NEVER know what people are going through so and your business and be kind. On today's episode, we will have a discussion with two mothers and their journey to motherhood. 

Hello everyone and welcome to episode 102.  Today we're considering how to find joy in our relationships. We call our podcast, as you know, You Were Made for This. I’ve talked before what the “this” is. It’s the joy found in Godly relationships. We are made for relationships filled with joy. What I’ve tried to do in each episode is to show we can either create joy in our relationships or how we can find the joy that’s already there. Today’s episode is about the latter. Finding joy that’s already present. I’m going to share examples of joy I found in what listeners have commented upon in recent episodes, along with a bit of joy I received from a simple email from a friend. It will hopefully give you ideas of how to find the joy that’s already there in your relationships, just waiting for you to find it. Never say “never” I’ll start with Donna, a listener from the state of New York, who wrote to answer a question I asked a few episodes ago, namely, “What else are you doing when you listen to this podcast?” Donna wrote, “Normally I’m either spinning or weaving. I need something to concentrate on while engaging in both of those activities. Your podcast is perfect for that.” She then when on to comment on episode 98, The Myth of “It Never Hurts to Ask. Donna writes, “By the way, I like the idea of it ‘usually’ doesn’t hurt to ask, rather than “it NEVER hurts to ask.” She’s right! “Usually” is a far better term to use than “never.” Never is a pretty strong word. Little kids, when they complain to their parents will often say, “You NEVER let me do such and such…” I found joy in Donna’s comment because she added an important perspective to what I said in that episode. I wish I would have thought of saying it the way she said it, It usually doesn’t hurt to ask. In fact, my goal has now become to never say never in a sentence. Or I should say, “usually to not say never.” To tone it down a notch, to leave myself an out. Dodging a relational bullet Another listener by the name of Patty had this to say about The Myth of it Never Hurts to Ask. “Good morning John, I appreciated today's podcast!  I've been considering asking a family member a question that is of a sensitive nature. Per your advice, I will check my motive & consider the effect it may have on our close relationship. Asking family members sensitive questions can certainly be a land mine. It gave me a measure of joy to know something I said may have helped Patty dodge a bullet on this one, if I can mix metaphors here. Land mines. bullets. Family members. Maybe they all go together after all. Her comment reminded me of how I need to do the same thing: question my motives about all kinds of things I do or say. This will certainly help me navigate through all kinds of relational land mines. Patty ended with a P.S.: “I look forward to Wednesday mornings when I listen to you before getting out of bed to start the day.” I found joy in knowing listening to the podcast doesn’t put her back to sleep. Something to think about Well, moving on, Connie, wrote in to say “I save each of your podcasts for a beautiful day to walk around Fowler Lake.  You keep me company and always offer something to think about. Thank you.” What a great way to listen to a podcast, walking around a lake on a beautiful day. How peaceful it sounds. I find joy in just picturing Connie doing this, and also that she found something in the podcast worth thinking about. It also encouraged me to think more about relationships with friends. We can make them deeper and more life-giving when every now and then we sprinkle in something in our conversation that makes people think. What makes me think is when someone offers an opinion about something different from mine, based on a perspective I had not considered that makes sense. I really like it when someone tries to change my mind about something. A beautiful way to live Then we have Laura, a missionary, who also emailed her reaction to episode 98, The Myth of it Never Hurts to Ask. “Thanks for this John! I especially liked how you said to put yourself in a position that what you want is offered to you - then you know it’s from God. That’s a beautiful way to live!!!” What a beautiful phrase, That’s a beautiful way to live. And she’s right, it is a beautiful way to live. I found joy in knowing that what I said resonated with her. I’ve been learning the joy of being content with preparing for God to open doors, rather than me opening those doors myself. I’m more inclined to ring the doorbell, and knock on the front door if there’s no answer, then go to the back door and do the same thing, and if there’s still no answer, make a phone call to the person in the house, and if there’s no answer, send a text or an email, and if that doesn’t work, ask the next-door neighbor what’s up with these people, “have you seen them anywhere? Are they out of town?” And it goes on and on. Trying to open closed doors. So much better to just focus on Godly character and wait politely at the front door. If God doesn’t open that door it’s because he has another door in mind, or he just wants me to enjoy all the many other doors he has already opened in my lifetime. I found joy in Laura’s That’s a beautiful way to live comment It’s amazing what you can get for $1.20 I found another bit of surprising joy with something simple Janet and I did. A missionary friend of ours recently lost a family member in a tragic accident. Rather than emailing her, we mailed a card expressing our condolences across the Atlantic to her home in France. It cost $1.20 in postage. Our missionary friend later sent this brief email to us: “Just a quick note to say thank you for the lovely card and condolences:  It's so rare to get overseas mail anymore, and your words from across the ocean really touched my heart.  Thanks for thinking of me…." What a great return on an investment of $1.20 to “really touch someone’s heart.” I was surprised how this simple act brought me joy in knowing that you can touch someone’s heart for $1.20? To me, this is priceless to know I can make a difference in someone’s life with something so very simple. You can do this, too. We all can. You may recall how in episode 87 this past January, Make it a Relational New Year’s Resolution, I commented on how sometimes using older technologies - like postal mail, can have a greater impact than newer technologies - like email. So what does all this mean for YOU? How can you use what you’ve heard today to improve the relationships in YOUR life? Here are a few ideas: I wonder where God might show YOU joy in the unexpected places in YOUR relationships. This takes getting out of ourselves for a bit and considering how others view life in ways that are different from our own. Another idea is from time to time to sprinkle our conversations with something worth thinking about that goes beyond the mundane daily events of life. Talk about something substantive that causes someone to pause and reflect. There’s joy in doing that. You can also look for joy in simple things. Simple things that touch your heart, like an international postage stamp for $1.20, which in turn has the potential to touch the heart of another. Lastly, you might want to check out episodes 5 and 6 from several years ago, The Gift of Joy - Parts 1 and 2. I’ll have links to them at the bottom of the show notes. If you forget everything else, here’s the one thing I hope you remember from today’s episode One way to find joy in our relationships is to reflect upon what people have said to us, especially when it’s something we haven’t considered before. Their perspective on life can broaden our own. I’d love to hear any thoughts you have about today’s episode. Just send them to me in an email to john@caringforothers.org. I may share them in a future episode unless you say otherwise. You can also share your thoughts in the “Leave a Reply” box at the bottom of the show notes. Closing I hope your thinking was stimulated by today’s show, to both reflect and to act. So that you will find the joy God intends for you through your relationships. Because after all, You Were Made for This. Well, that’s all for today. I look forward to connecting with you again next week. Goodbye for now. You Were Made for This is sponsored by Caring for Others, a missionary care ministry. We depend upon the generosity of donors to pay our bills.  If you'd like to support what we do with a secure tax-deductible donation, please click here. We'd be so grateful if you did. Related episodes you may want to listen to 098: The Myth of “It Never Hurts to Ask” 087: Make it a Relational New Year’s Resolution 005: The Gift of Joy - Part 1 006: The Gift of Joy - Part 2

Some days my phone worries me.  I get SO MANY SPAM calls that are ID'd by the phone!  Does anyone really fall for this stuff?  If it seems too good to be true, it probably ain't real!  Scammers are everywhere…if ONLY they'd use their skills to better society.  No!  I did NOT fall for a scam…my phone protects me.  Also, IF I don't know the number, I don't answer!  Not like the olden days with corded wall hanging phones.  It was always like playing Russian Roulette.  You NEVER knew what you might get!  Which lead us to answering machines!  The Music Authority LIVE STREAM Show & Podcast...listen, like, comment, download, share, repeat daily on Listen Notes, Google Podcast Manager, Mixcloud, Player FM, Stitcher, Tune In, Podcast Addict, Cast Box, Radio Public, and Pocket Cast, and APPLE iTunes! AND NOW ON MORNINGS IN CANADA!  https://s1.citrus3.com:2000/public/HCRRadio Hamilton Co-Op Radio! Follow the show on TWITTER JimPrell@TMusicAuthority! Are you listening? How does and can one listen in? Let me list the ways...Listen LIVE here - https://fastcast4u.com/player/jamprell/ Podcast - https://themusicauthority.transistor.fm/   The Music Authority LIVE STREAM Show & Podcast!   Radio Candy Radio Monday Wednesday, & Friday 7PM ET, 4PM PT, Rockin' The KOR Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7PM UK time, 2PM ET, 11AM PT  www.koradio.rocks  Also, Pop Radio UK Friday, Saturday, & Sunday 6PM UK, 1PM ET, 10AM PT!  March 9, 2021 Tuesday, one of three…Orbis Max - TMA SHOW OPEN THEMEMarc Platt - 12 - Losin' You [Dis Time It's Poisonal] (Rum Bar Records)The Dials - 09_The Station [And Another Thing...b-sides and a-sides] (koolkatmusik.com)Jason Berk - Flowing Rivers [Higher Than A Mountain: The Songs of Andy Gibb] (Curry Cuts)Brain Damage - 03 Wrong Chord [Yesterday's Slime]Nervous Twitch - 01 Bad Reputation [Bad Reputation EP]Tommy Ray - 07 Voices [The First Hits Free]Chiba Necko - 03 Meant To Be [Greatest Hits]Branded Human - 1. Picture This [Black Water]Bhopal's Flowers - 05_When The Sinner Becomes A Saint (Then The Devil Bleeds) [Alstromeria – A Journey On Earth & Beyond]The Catholic Girls - 07_Boys Can CryAnton Barbeau - 10 Mahjong Dijon [Kenny Vs. Thrust] (Big Stir Records)Psychotic Youth - Talk To LorettaTommy And The Rockets - Heart Of The CityGeorgia Randall - 9. For What It's Worth [Hound Dog]The Sails - 09_Sitting In The Corners [BANG!] (koolkatmusik.com)Ken Sharp – In My Dreams Tonight [1301 Highland Avenue]Emperor of Ice Cream - 04 - Zack Barnes [Overflow EP]Heartdrops - 04 Almost Grown [East Side Drive] (Rum Bar Records)Triptides - Shining [Alter Echoes]Idolizers - She's A Killer [If it ain't Rum Bar Records it ain't worth the shot Vol. 2] (Rum Bar Records)

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If you’ve listened to many of my stories, you know that there is always a surprise right around the corner. If you’re a firefighter, you know how surprising some of the calls we all respond to can be. You NEVER really know what you’re likely to find once you arrive on scene. No two calls … Continue reading #60 – WTF, (Where’s The Fire?) →

Our very first episode of Take on the World Podcast and we take on BIGFOOT. Three Different perspectives on this long-standing topic. YOU NEVER know what any one of us will say. Sit back and enjoy our first stab at podcasting, frankly, we are doing it because we are all friends and just love to shoot the breeze, and sometimes that is just enough to make you smile. We will take on almost any topic with Our Take On the World! Music Credit to Whiskey on the Mississippi By Kevin MacLeod https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4624-whiskey-on-the-mississippi License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/takeontheworld/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/takeontheworld/support

We talk to Paul about his drunk purchase of a $2200 moose head. Kelly and Wood both have to deal with hoarders in their life. You NEVER return to the seen of the crime, unless you in the "Trash News Flash". And more from today's show. Thank you for listening and for sharing. 

In this episode, we interview Dayna Altman, who was a guest wayyy back on episode #14! Dayna is the definition of an entrepreneur on a mission. You NEVER know what project she's working on next, so it was no surprise to me when I heard she was writing yet another book. Today, we talked to Dayna briefly about her personal journey as a recap, as well as what her new book is all about! I don't want to spoil anything, so you'll just have to listen to get the details :). Let us know what you think! IG (Personal): @daynaaltman IG (Biz): @bakeittillyoumakeitorg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dayna.altman Get Dayna's Book Here: https://www.amazon.com/Mix-Melt-Mend-Finding-Freedom/dp/1733086013 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/omhc/support

Do you always think that "one day" you'll find the one? Or "one day" you will have what you're looking for? In today's episode, Emma gets us thinking about how we progress and perspective really work. If you could talk to you, this is what it would sound like. In under five-minute clips, the Life Letters™ explores the topics of growth, change, self-love, relationships, and happiness. Hosted by author Emma Grace of Instagram’s hugely popular 'Live in the Details,' the Life Letters™ will hand you a daily dose of the words you never knew you always needed to hear.Podcast Transcript: It took me a long time to understand that magic lines don’t really exist the way we think they do. All of us draw them. We think— when *this* finally happens or *that* finally falls into place— that we’ll be happy. Financially secure. In shape. So many things. And we do it with trivial things and huge, life-altering things. We buy clothes we don’t need and imagine some crazy scenario down the road we’ll need them. We imagine our perfect little lives when we have a family. When we meet the one. When we have enough money to buy all of what we need and maybe most of what we want. I mean, we literally think we are going to cross some imaginary magic lines in time and enter this brand new world of “everything is good now.” We plan for overnight successes and definitely not the inches of progress and change that this life really gives us. We think— when only we’re 18, life will be so much better because... and then we insert all of those reasons. When we get to 18, we just want to be 21, because that’s even better than 18. At 21, we want be 25. At 25 we want to be 30. And it just keeps going. On and on and on... until one day, we run out of time and realize all we’ve ever done is wished we were somewhere else. If I could go back to the beginning, when I was learning how life worked, I would want someone to tell me what I am going to tell you. You ready? You NEVER get to a place where you know everything you want to know. Where you have all the answers you want. You get it? You can apply that to whatever you want. Your relationship. Your job. Your lost love. Your family. People. Experiences. The past. Whatever you'd like. And because you will never get to that place where you know it all— you have GOT to teach yourself what it means to be comfortable with not knowing. Because that is where peace really comes from, love. Not yoga. Not meditation. Not mindfulness. Not a bunch of apps that claim to have the secret. Sure, those things might help— but that’s not where peace lives. Those are just ways to quiet the noise enough to know that you weren't listening. To your own heart. The same one telling you it will always walk beside you— even if neither of you know exactly how to get there.

It's amazing how YT channels get held to a standard the fake news networks don't. You NEVER question them, just us. You can support my work at the links below. We are totally listener supported and we appreciate each and every one of you! Thank you and God bless! Bitcoin Wallet: 3M2rBQMPjS2UihwQLuzCeMTveoUSSmH87h PayPal: https://paypal.me/johnnystorm Patreon: https://patreon.com/dontspeak NEW! Cash app now available for donations! Our cash tag is $jstorm212 For checks and money orders please email us at dntspk5@gmail.com and we will send you the address. Support us through the BRAVE web browser here: https://brave.com/don308 Download the BEST VPN on the market at ProXpn! Support the show using our link: https://secure.proxpn.com/?a_aid=5bed1952a981a Free book on Spiritual Warfare below! https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/780462 https://twitter.com/DontSpe54156130 Show Email dntspk5@gmail.com Back up Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC8vqWJ1jWO30n4RWqbAquA?view_as=subscriber Website: https://dontspeaknews.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dontspeak/support

Which businesses could dig Britain out of the COVID recession? What will industry need to do to adapt to a new, socially-distanced reality? What are all those people involved in hospitality, services and entertainment going to do for a living? And is this a good time to start a business? Entrepreneur, investor and original mother of dragons DEBORAH MEADEN talks to Alex Andreou about the blank slate that is post-COVID business.“There are very few moments in business where everything changes. And this is one of them.”“We might find that we've changed forever how we go out and socialise in pubs or restaurants.”“My businesses have been through a scary moment. But now it's become an exciting moment for us.”“You NEVER do everything at once in business. And with Brexit the Government is trying to do exactly that.” “There's no point in having your money sitting in the bank right now. Get it out. Get it working.” Presented by Alex Andreou. Produced by Andrew Harrison. Assistant producer Jacob Archbold. Music by Kenny Dickinson. Audio production by Alex Rees. THE BUNKER is a Podmasters Production. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Would you murder a perfectly good dog to rescue your sibling? More importantly, would you continue to patronize your vet's practice if they were responsible for the death of your spouse? These and so many other questions arise from a viewing of M. Night Shyamalan's Signs. One thing is certain. When aliens OR cats start rattling on closed doors, you gotta get two beers and jump. The references on this podcast are nothing if not topical; your beloved podcasters blame the quarantine day drinking. The irony is not lost on Darth or Jason that they decided to release their Signs episode the very same week that the U.S. government confirmed the existence of UFOs. So hide yo' kids, hide yo' dogs, and bust out the water, because the aliens GON' FIND YOU! Just don't forget to cook one last, labor-intensive meal for your children before you all die.Adam Brown may not know how to make fancy food, but he sure does know how to make food fancy.Humanoid breakfasts are just the initial evidence of these podcasters' waning mental health during week seven…hundred and forty five of quarantine. Signs certainly makes for relatable material amidst the current circumstances of isolation, UFOs, and total uncertainty.Don't panic yet, #Hindsighters. Your persevering podcasters have yet to bust out the tin foil hats, and it has NOTHING to do with the fact that grocery stores are completely out of tin foil.In these trying times, we are all doing our very best not to go full Mel Gibson. You NEVER go full Mel Gibson. However, Darth would like to make it abundantly clear that her tombstone epitaph will not be changing. #DiedBetweenMelsThighsNo matter your psychological state, there's nothing like an extraterrestrial attempting to murder your asthmatic child with wrist poison to help you suddenly remember that most beings, no matter how strange and startling, are susceptible to blunt force trauma.During this age of unending quarantine and countless tornadoes, Darth, Jason, and Mr. Brown won't let you down. Your adored podcasters will continue to entertain you one episode at a time, so stay tuned, stay safe, and stay sane. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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On this weeks episode: Gimme the Cliff Notes I Don't Got All Day: Instagram is RUINING relationships! Your mans liking other girls pics? Cheating. You posting pics with your ex? Cheating. You NEVER posting pics with your bf/gf? Cheating. You sliding into DM's? Cheating. We go over it all. Let us know what your boyfriend or girlfriend does that pisses you off.

Some real talk about how we need to treat eachother better and with respect. You NEVER know someone's experience or what they are going though so try to be a little more understanding please! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this bonus episode you'll get a front row seat in a new training I hosted to bust through some social media myths. Specifically in this Ep, I'm addressing:1. It's just the same as teaching... and you KNOW how to do that!2. It's NOT about the numbers!3. OK, it's kinda about the numbers... in a GOOD WAY!4. You NEVER have to put up with wierdos and dicks5. It's just a new skill... and yoga teachers ADORE TRAININGS!To get all of my current training about social media, make sure you're registered for 'Social Media Confidence for Yoga Teachers' here: http://www.amymcdonald.com.au/socialRegistrations close in just over a week!

Welcome Back Sizable Sex Podcast!! We had to take an unscheduled break but in this episode we explain the reason for our absence. We touch heavily on how important good mental health is and what to do if you don't have good mental health. I encourage each and every listener to listen and share it with friends and family members. You NEVER know who is suffering in silence! And If you yourself are suffering DON'T ever think you are alone!! You are LOVED and you deserve to have a life WORTH living! KEEP GOING we are rooting for you!! #SSPSupportsGoodMentalHealth Do you?

Let's connect! Check out The Her Effect on Facebook or go to thehereffect.com. In this episode, I talk about the law of sowing and reaping and how the effects of seedtime and harvest in your life will create prosperity. It's not an if, it's a when. As long as the Earth exists, there is seedtime and harvest. You NEVER have to be poor again. Quick Episode Summary: Lack mentality Jaime's entrepreneurial journey The selfishness in poverty Being a need-meeter Abundance mindset Sowing and harvest time The truth about tithing

Nutrition and training fact vs fiction, how to stay motivated by taking control of your time and life! Plus: Updates:Strong and Powerful on YouYube and new websiteQuickFit Club to reopen July 1: Be sure you're on our newsletter list to get a preview! New YouTube V-log starting on GetFitTVNUTRITIONFact: Overeating regularly can make you gain fat. Sure, eating more calories than you burn can make you fat. However, this is not a very useful statement when we consider factors that effect how food is used by the body. Things such as insulin sensitivity, the thermogetic effects of foods, and various factors that influence your resting energy expenditure.Here comes the lie associated with that statement: Lie: All calories are equal when it comes to weight loss. All calories are NOT the same! It does matter what you eat regardless of the amount of calories! Why is "calories are all equal" a false statement?1) Various factors affect the number of calories you burn each day:Working at a standing desk versus sittingDoing a HIT weight workout with short rest periods versus a traditional strength workout with long rest periodsFood metabolism: The body uses different amounts of calories to break down protein, fat, and carbohydrates. The body processes certain types of fat differently. This is why "healthy" fats don't make you fat, but can help you lose fat. All calories are not equal when it comes to fat loss! TRAININGMore fact vs fiction:Fact: Resistance training is great for health and body composition.Absolutely! There’s no downside to lifting weights! Strong muscles, better insulin health, more mobility, improvements in the health of the heart, lung, and bones.  Lie: Training with lite weights is just as good for building muscle as heavy load training. No way!  Recent research shows that in untrained people, lifting light weights to failure will build the same amount of muscle as heavy weights. BUT, after 6 months, the trainees need to increase the weights to continue making progress. Best results come from a well  planned, progressive program, that increases resistance to gain strength and benefits!  MOTIVATIONA few tips to take control of your time and life!Many of us have developed negative thinking patterns because we become frustrated by our challenges and experience frequent feelings of being overwhelmed. This negative outlook then makes it even harder for us to manage those challenges and move forward. Practicing positive thinking allows you to focus on your strengths and accomplishments, which increases happiness and motivation. This, in turn, allows you to spend more time making progress, and less time feeling down and stuck.The following tips provide practical suggestions that you can use to help you shift into more positive thinking patterns: Look for the Proof Instead of Making Assumptions A fear of not being liked or accepted sometimes leads us to assume that we know what others are thinking, but our fears are usually not reality. If you have a fear that a friend or family member's bad mood is due to something you did, or that your co-workers are secretly gossiping about you when you turn your back, speak up and ask them. Don't waste time worrying that you did something wrong unless you have proof that there is something to worry about.Refrain from Using Absolutes Have you ever told a partner "You're ALWAYS late!" or complained to a friend "You NEVER call me!"? Thinking and speaking in absolutes like 'always' and 'never' makes the situation seem worse than it is, and programs your brain into believing that certain people are incapable of delivering.Detach From Negative Thoughts Your thoughts can't hold any power over you if you don't judge them. If you notice yourself having a negative thought, detach from it, think about it, but don't follow it!  Get all the most recent episodes on iTunes or download this episode here: Fit 240: Nutrition & Training Facts vs Fiction, How to stay motivated by taking control of your time and life! Amazon.com Widgets Grab my new book, (available in paperback) "Mindset Makeover," available at The Book Patch.com. Contact me for private coaching at CoachKira.com.

  12 treatment centers in more than a decade would be enough for anyone to feel discouraged and lose hope. And, although that sounds like a lot, this story has more layers of tragedy and heartbreak. We are living in a time overwhelmed with fear and regret with the opioid crisis. Pills that once seemed like a blessing are destroying lives and families, and stealing the lives of people we love. This is why these stories are the ones that need to be shared the most. At 17, David found pain meds prescribed to his mom.  He immediately started to experiment, taking a pill here and there, then mixing different pills to get the effect he craved. Once, he decided to share his new discovery with one of his friends, and recognized that his friend didn’t love the pills the way he did. It took some time for addiction to grow, but he knew he loved the feeling from the very beginning. Early on, David was connected to a ‘dirty doctor’ who, for a fee, would give you a prescription for anything you want. When his script would run out he would get a script in a friend’s name and fill it that way. This went on for two years. Unfortunately, his habit was expensive and pills were becoming harder to get so he switched to heroin. We live in a world where people make the conscious choice to switch to heroin because it is cheaper, and easier to get. It is sad, but this is the reality. Eventually, he was hooked and the physical pain of withdrawal was too difficult to endure. After losing a close friend to a drug overdose David entered treatment for the first time. But the pain was so great that he called someone to bring him drugs to the treatment center, and he was shooting up in the bathroom every day. Over the course of years, he had friends murdered, die from overdose, he was in a mental institution, and estranged from his family, and had multiple attempts at treatment, AA, and NA. He was living in Texas on the streets, or in a house with no electricity or running water. A dope house. This is a smart kid, from a successful, educated family of doctors and helping professionals. What strikes me as most important in this story is how long the journey is, and how discouraging it can be. To have addiction beat you down to nothing, and still overcome. There is never a moment to stop trying. After 3 treatment centers, 6, or 12 with a stint in prison. You NEVER know when it is going to be the right time that you will be in the right place, or the right information will sink in, or it will just come together and you will be clean and sober. It can happen at any time. I always say, I just want something to happen today that will make you want to do it again tomorrow. On January 21, 2019 David will be one year clean and sober. He has turned his life around and is using his story to help other people. He is repairing relationships with his family, being an active member of AA, and he is an inspiration to everyone who has fought this battle with multiple losses. He is proof that recovery happens.

You Never get Sick of Your Passion

Session 03 When you’re struggling with anything in life, premed related or not, it’s very easy to look at them and think they have it easy. We need to stop comparing. Share your highs and lows with us! Please call in and share your experience. Call 1-833-MYDIARY. Press 1 if you want to leave an entry and 5 if you want to leave a feedback (make sure to tell us which episode you're calling about). [01:12] Poster of the Week: "I'm studying for the MCAT... it's a very humbling experience, I could say that for sure. But it seems that I'm struggling with comparing myself to the ones around me. Well, I work so hard and I'm trying my best to get a really good MCAT score. People around me seems to easily get a 510+. And what I need to tell myself is I need to stop comparing myself to people around me and that other people's success is not my failure. I'm not hating on them. I wish everybody the best. But it seems that the past few days, I've just been struggling with this concept of... in looking at others, I keep feeling like there's something wrong with me or I'm not doing enough or I'm not giving it enough, which I am. I'm really working a lot. I'm fully dedicated to MCAT studying. It's like a 9-5 job for me every single day. I have to figure out how I can not compare myself because everybody does differently and it's okay if I failed. And it's okay for me to take it again. I just have to accept that. If someone else is going through this too, know that you're not in this alone. Well, I'm assuming I'm not in this alone so that helps me get through this and realize that it's okay to not score as well on your full-lengths in the beginning. So I still have a way to go. But it's okay. One of my greatest weaknesses right now is accepting. And it's okay to mess up and make mistakes because right now I can learn from them. And I need to stop comparing myself to premeds around me who are getting 510s and 518s. I need to enjoy this journey. I feel I'm just stressing out and the anxiety is causing me to not do well. So I need to learn how to enjoy this journey. So that's another thing I'm working on. I hope that this helps someone out there too. I'm not alone." [04:22] A Humbling and Frustrating Experience Studying for the MCAT as both humbling and frustrating are very common among premeds, as well as the difficulty in not comparing yourself to other people. MCAT is a very hated exam and it can be very humbling for many people. You can study and study and still not get the score that you feel you need. "The MCAT is probably the most hated exam out there among premed students and among people studying science." If you listened to Dr. Ryan Gray's The Premed Years Podcast, he'd tell you that you don't need a specific score to get into medical school. And he has so much great information to people about the MCAT as well as The MCAT Podcast. Getting frustrated about the MCAT is a common feeling so don't beat yourself up about that. You know what you're doing since you're working really hard. And that's exactly what you need to do to get through it. So just stick with it. [05:50] Comparing Yourself to Other People Comparing yourself to other people is a common thing humans do, whether you're a premed or not. We do it as children and even as adults. We just don't show it or being as obvious as when we were children. "It's a very human characteristic to compare yourself to other people." It's also human to almost want other people to be having a hard time as well and to not be doing well on the MCAT because there's that saying, misery loves company. And that's a human thing. Humans don't want to go through difficult things by themselves. It's human to experience the tough things in life with a partner or somebody you can be with so that you're not alone. So when you see other people succeed and you're working hard and feeling like you're failing, it can make you feel like you're doing something wrong. And it can be very isolating. However, at the end of the day, you need to remember that you really don't know how easy it is for those other people. Who knows? You're not with them all the time. They could also be studying all day and night, losing sleep. Every human being's journey is really different. Interestingly, you look on social media and see people always putting their best selves forward. You don't see them crying, arguments, or bad grades. People are not going to post about things like that. They don't tell you how bad life is and putting forward their failures because it's not something we're taught to do. We're not taught to make a big deal about failing. We're taught to make a big deal about a good grade and be the best in anything. We get rewarded as human beings for being the best, not for our failures. So your peers might seem like they're doing really well but who really knows? Hence, take whatever your peers are telling you with a grain of salt. What you want to do is focus on your journey. [09:05] It's Okay to Fail and Enjoy the Journey It's okay to make mistakes. Failure is one of your best teachers. In the same way, you need to learn how to enjoy the journey. But it's hard to live in the moment when you're so focused on your goal of getting into medical school. And it's really challenging to study for something which is just a stepping stone to getting to that goal. "Failure is one of the best teachers out there." I suggest you find the most interesting thing in what you're studying for that day. Then hang onto that. Or find other things in life right now that can give you a break and enjoy. Studying for the MCAT 9-5 can be incredibly monotonous so it's important to really find kernels of things you're really interested in, in what you're studying. And also balance that with things outside of it that can give you some respite and relief. [11:40] People Study in Different Ways When you get to medical school, you're going to be surrounded by several other students who are taking the exact same test as you and focusing on the exactly the same material day in and day out. People study the same thing but they have different ways of studying. And that goes back to this concept that everybody has a different journey. So don't worry about what other people are doing since they have zero bearing on you. You maybe on the same path to medical school, but totally different footprints. "Figure out what works for you. Figure out what you need to do to get whatever score you have as your goal." Essentially, you need to embrace your own self-worth. Embrace your own path and what is unique about you that makes you, you. [14:00] Some Inspiring Quotes for You "Never compare yourself to others, you have no idea what they've been through." "If you continuously compete with others, you become bitter. If you continuously compete with yourself, you become better." Therefore, try as much as you can to put blinders on with other people. If it bothers you to be with other people, go find a quiet place to study. Do what you need to do to succeed. And this will serve you when you get to medical school. [15:50] Feedback for Episode 1 Feedback #1: Our listener wishes to thank the poster for the inspiration. She was still feeling overwhelmed and hearing there is someone working out, made a difference in her day. Feedback #2: The listener is a nontrad student and mom with a fulltime job plus her parttime job. And she sympathizes with not having enough time and not being able to feel like she's on top of everything. She feels like she's always one step behind or she's missing something. She finds it nice to know that there are other people that have the same feeling and are also going through it. It helps to not feel so lonely. Thank you for calling in and giving your feedback. Please call in and share your experience. Call 1-833-MYDIARY. Press 1 if you want to leave an entry and 5 if you want to leave a feedback (make sure to tell us which episode you're calling about). Links: The Premed Years Podcast The MCAT Podcast Premed Diaries Episode 01: The Pressure to Be a Perfect Premed

How is your dream-chase going? For me, I’m taking some time this month to put significant focus on my personal dream-chasing efforts. I’m taking Nicole Walters’ $1K in 1 Day Academy course, so this is a time for me to work on the course, along with preparing better resources and products for you, the listener. I’m always looking for new and improved ways to inspire, empower, and equip you to chase your dreams. There will be no guest interviews for August, but those will return in September; meanwhile, we’ll cover some great topics with a few solo episodes that you won’t want to miss! “Dear Me, Myself and I” Have you ever written a letter to yourself? If you haven’t, I highly recommend it, because it’s something I’ve been practicing. It’s teaching me that I am important and my story is important. Even as identical twins, my sister and I are NOT the same people. When she was born 15 minutes before me, my parents thought she was the only baby. They didn’t know we were twins and that I would be joining the family just a few minutes later! The differences began immediately at birth. We have similar interests but had very different experiences as we grew up. Factors like race, gender, sexual orientation, and religion all work to shape us into who we are and tell us how we see things, but between any two people there are subtle (and some not so subtle) differences.  TWEET: “Out of the billions of people on the planet, no two are the same. You are important.” #chasingdreams You NEVER know How far does your influence and impact go? The answer is that you just never know. Your story may be shared with someone and serve to impact and influence them in ways in which you aren’t aware. You might be blown away if you did know how many people hear your story and are impacted by it. That’s a good reason for podcasting, as it shares the story of person after person, especially in how they live and chase their dreams. We each need to fulfill the purpose we were put on the earth to do, and we accomplish that by trying new things and figuring out what we love. TWEET: “Each person has different experiences, different perspectives, and a different story to tell.” #chasingdreams It’s YOUR life Have you had well-meaning people--even your parents--try to tell you what your purpose is? A parent’s job is to grow and nurture the seeds of passion and purpose so that each child can figure out what their strengths and weaknesses are. It’s part of the reason we try different activities as we grow up. Parents can’t determine the steps you need to take in your life. It’s YOUR life and YOU have to live it and discover your true self. THEN you decide how to let that true self shine through to the world. Don’t let anyone have control over your life to decide WHO you are and WHAT you want to be! Let’s review the top takeaways from this episode:   You are important You are unique It is YOUR life, not someone else’s It is important to live your true life Chase your dreams and be happy   TWEET: The point of life is for you to figure out your purpose. #chasingdreams   OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [:30] How is your dream-chase going? [1:37] No guest interviews during August [2:46] Writing letters to myself [3:54] Why your story is important [6:54] How identical twins can be VERY different people [10:55] Our stories can have a big circle of influence [13:09] Find your purpose [15:10] Find your true self and live to the truest extent [16:54] Who is in control? [18:00] Top Five Takeaways   RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE: www.nicole-walters.teachable.com www.aimeej21.com   TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: LIve YOUR life---not someone else’s. #chasingdreams TWEET: Shine a light on who you are and don’t hide yourself in the dark. #chasingdreams TWEET: Only by being yourself can you begin to live your true self. #chasingdreams          

In this episode I talk about the law of sowing and reaping and how the effects of seedtime and harvest in your life will create prosperity. It's not an if, it's a when. As long as the Earth exists, there is seed time and harvest. You NEVER have to be poor again.

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Summary Brian & Heather Mayer talk about the ability to communicate fairly when differences arise.  To be sure, relationships are always going to have conflict.  The goal is not to avoid conflict, but how to manage it appropriately.  Today's episode will help you learn new perspectives and new skills to help you manage how you talk to each other.  We hope you enjoy today's message.  For more information and additional resources please visit our website at http://www.theremarriedlife.com Today's Goodies Conflict and Differences are actually a good thing.  It means you are to some degree expressing your opinions and needs to your partner.  When you both can do this, you will invariably bump into each other on occasion when these do not match up.  Couples that do not have conflict and always communicate appropriately using fall into one of two categories.  Either the relationship is so new and they have not run into this and the couple begins to develop rose colored glasses.  Eventually conflict and communication differences will arise. A second category is a relationship where one or both partners have been beat down to the point where conflict has ceased because either or both of them are afraid to express needs and wants. Personality differences where it may be hard to stand up for yourself and so there are no disagreements.     A healthy relationship will have conflict.  Now there is no magic formula to how much or how little is good.  However, we would say how often it is dealt with appropriately will often be the best indicator of the health of the marriage.         Let's talk about some of the ways couples do not communicate or fight fairly.  We will also talk about the solution to each of these ways in which we do not fight fairly.     PROBLEM 1:  Bringing other issues into the disagreement.  You may remember a time that your partner either did the exact same thing or something similar, and you bring that into the argument.  SOLUTION:  Stick to the issue at hand.  You need to resolve this issue on the table and not bring in other issues.  The issues can better be resolved by sticking to it.              PROBLEM 2:  Saying “You Always” or “You Never” at the start of your statements.  This is similar to the first problem in that you are bringing up past issues and you are turning the discussion away from the issue and into an attack on your partner's personality.  SOLUTION:  Concentrate on your feelings about the situation, by starting with “I feel irritated” or “I feel sad when..” for example.         PROBLEM 3:  Making your goal that of winning the argument.  You may feel so strongly that you are right, that you forget about the importance of the relationship.  SOLUTION:  Make sure to keep a balance of working on the issue while maintaining the relationship.  Often conceding certain points to your partner regarding an issue can help you get to a healthy resolution.  PROBLEM 4:  Hold a grudge by silently stewing over an issue.  In essence you are beginning to keep score when you do this. Often your partner has no idea you are doing this, and so while you think your partner has the issue it is really you.  SOLUTION:  Seek forgiveness in a timely manner.  For some this is tough to do immediately, but it needs to happen.  Forgiveness is simply telling the other person you are no longer holding the issue against them but it does not mean you trust or forget.  This often takes longer.        PROBLEM 5:  Asking to discuss an issue at an inappropriate time.  Trying to discuss an issue when one of you is tired or ready for bed is often not a good time.  Trying to discuss an issue right when you get home from an extremely stressful day is also not a good time.  Discussing something in public or in front of the kids is also not good.  SOLUTION:  Look for clues as to how partner feels and again whether or not it is a good time.  Also simply asking if now is a good time, also helps!          PROBLEM 6:  Name calling.  This is called contempt and is a way whether conscious or not to push your partner down to a level that is beneath you.  Research shows that divorce will happen quickly the more this happens and research also shows that it has a physical impact by eroding the receiving partner's immune system.  SOLUTION:  Obviously not doing this is best, but in order to stop you must visualize the best in your partner.  That even though this situation is not good, they are a human being just like me.  PROBLEM 7:  Discuss something serious or something that bothers you while you have had alcohol.  You can be taught all of the fair fighting skills in the world but if you have been drinking, none of these will work.  SOLUTION:  Wait until you are sober, before discussing the issues.  If drinking has become a significant problem in your relationship whereby verbal or physical abuse has occurred depending on the severity, you must either seek professional help for the alcohol abuse or at worst seek a shelter if your safety is at risk.       PROBLEM 8:  One of you is talking much more than the other in a discussion about the issues.  This could be a personality difference (think introverted or extroverted) or could be something more serious where one of you is oppressing the other.  Either way is not good.  SOLUTION:  Equal time for each of you to discuss the issues is important.  If you have trouble with this, use something visual like a spoon and only the person holding the spoon can talk.  Obviously be fair and take turns without going on and on.  PROBLEM 9:  Turning away from each other or even arguing from different rooms or even different cities!  SOLUTION:  Body Language and facial expressions are so important and so squaring up to each other when talking to each other.  You could even take it further by holding hands while discussing an issue.  Lots of hugs throughout the process are good too.  Remember disagreements are going to happen.  It doesn't mean your relationship is not healthy.  It could actually mean the opposite.  However, if you do not feel like you are sticking to some of these solutions we mentioned then there is work to be done.  For most issues implementing these strategies should help a great deal to give you the relationship you want. Resources Fight Fair Quizzes:  http://www.positive-way.com/wqfightingfarepage.htm https://www.thenest.com/content/do-you-fight-fair   Thanks For Listening! With so many things that take time in our lives, I more grateful than you know that you took time to listen to this podcast episode.  If you liked this episode and believe that it would be beneficial to a friend, family member, or colleague, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. It would be extremely helpful, it you would consider leaving a rating and review on Apple devices at iTunes  or on Android devices at Google Play as it will help the podcast reach others who need help in rebuilding life and relationships. 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I have a serious message for you today.  I’m gonna make this a short podcast, but it’s gonna be an impactful one.  I’ve got two words for you: Be gentle. You NEVER know what someone else may be going through.  Be gentle with people.  I’m not telling you to let people talk to you any kind of way or treat you any kind of way, but what I AM telling you is to be gentle.  You can be firm and still be gentle.  You can say what you mean and mean what you say without being abrasive.  People are going through so much.  That doesn’t excuse their behavior, but it also doesn’t mean that you can’t offer grace. Today when you go out in public, try to see people through God’s eyes.  Someone you meet today may have been recently diagnosed with cancer.  They may not have food to eat.  They may have lost a loved one.  They may not know how they are going to pay their bills.  They may have just had their car repossessed or their house foreclosed on. They may be a victim of human trafficking.  They may be in an abusive relationship.  They may have just heard the worst news of their life.  You don’t know.  Just as others don’t know what’s going on behind your smile, you don’t know what’s going on behind theirs.  So…  Be gentle.  Please.  Sometimes your smile will be the very thing that keeps someone from going over the edge.  Sometimes your one act of grace will be the thing that keeps someone from attempting suicide.  Be gentle.  Really treat people the way you wish to be treated.  Really.  We all need love. Have an amazing day today.  Show love to yourself AND others.   Be GREAT!  I speak life to you and everyone and everything connected to you!  Catch me tomorrow! XOXO, Na'Kole ♥  

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I've been thinking about this a lot in the last month or so and knew it was time to share it on a podcast with you guys. Hopefully, through the writing of these show notes, I'll be able to articulate exactly what I mean and it makes sense to you (hopefully by now you guys are familiar with 'Kimspeak' though and this will flow for you). I've been sharing how I've been a little obsessed with all this stuff 'behind the scenes' lately... and it's working. Taking the time to work on this stuff and figure out the things that people can't see is helping me create better stuff that people can see. The end product. I'm going to share something with you from one of Seth Godin's books, "What To Do When It's Your Turn (and it's always your turn)": "WAIT. While standing on one foot, we ask, impatiently, "what's this about?" We don't go to a movie unless the coming attraction tells us exactly what to expect. We don't listen to music we're not sure we'll like. And we want to know how to pigeonhole every idea and every book so we can move on and click. Please, wait. Let it simmer. It might not be for you, but at least this time, postpone the relief of resolution. This is your opportunity to make something that matters." -Seth Godin Amen. We're living in a time when it's very easy to get distracted, get consumed by information, and stay stuck on the hamster wheel. Yes, entrepreneurs can get stuck on the hamster wheel just like employees do. What happens is we start our businesses excited and motivated. We take off from the start line guns blazing (I don't know if that's the correct saying here, but you get my point). Then a few months in you realize, "hmm... this is hard work. This is going to take longer than I expected" and you start looking for a different path. You still want the results you hoped for when you started, freedom, income, making your mark on the world, but all of the sudden you realize that just like a job, you have to show up every day and do the work. Don't worry, before you think this is going to be another post or rant about "doing the work", hang with me for a minute. What I've realized (just in the past couple of years), is that we often think we're doing the work. And we are... sort of. Here are some of the things I'm referring to, tell me if they sound familiar: Reading posts and books about what you're doing Buying and starting courses (because after all, it's that ONE course that will change everything, right?) Creating cohesive branding collateral (logo, site, lead magnets, etc.) Mapping out products and services Sharing things on social media Making lists of ideas Creating multiple opt-ins on your site ... etc., etc., etc. Here's why that's only 'sort of ' doing the work. You NEVER actually produce anything. Cue the sad music... Let me share a couple examples/stories because I think it will make more sense and probably connect on a deeper level for many of you. Before I share these stories with you let me say that there is zero judgment here. Both are examples of people I know and am close with, and both are still in the same place they were 9 years ago when I started this business. One friend, I've known for about 20 years and one is someone I met the first year I started my business. Story 1 The first friend (that I've known for 20 years), was with me from the very beginning of my journey. She and I had gone to a wealth expo in San Francisco (pre-crash of 2008, I think it was 2006?) and went into one of their side sessions and it was about internet marketing. I had already had my interest peaked after having heard someone on an audio program talking about it. Before I go any further, let me remind you that I was NOT technical at this point in my life (or should say I didn't think I was). We were both hooked by the promise and possibility of the internet (I really thought I was going to be a million...

You NEVER have to restart, you always start from a better spot than you did in the past! Speaking of starting off, if you've restarted your nutrition again and again, and want some solid advice to make sure this next time is the LAST time you ever have to begin something new, coming to my nutrition webinar that I've recently released. It will be available for the next week at http://marchildebrand.com/nutritionwebinar so be sure and sign up now.  100 slots are available for each training, choose the one that best fits your schedule, and I'll see you on the training.

Build the Machine First. I literally just heard that on a webinar (podcast?) from Shane Melaugh of Thrive Themes (they're launching a new podcast called Active Growth, so naturally I wanted to listen in for their launch. I love their products & content. They're also brilliant at conversions & growth). I've followed the content on Thrive Themes as soon as I became a customer. It's one of the very few product sites I read regularly (they do content around using their products as well as online marketing strategies). One of my most favorite things that Thrive Themes does is break things down, step-by-step. Which was no doubt why Shane said to "build the machine first." Before we get into building the machine, I wanted to talk about a few things I see going on in the online marketing space and what it means for us. Buh-bye Bullsh*t Obviously, there will always be the ding dongs out there who make huge income claims or get caught up in the 'make money teaching how to make money' space, but they won't last long. During a recent podcast interview, I had with Troy Dean he reminded me of something I think most of us who have been online for a while forget... "there are literally hundreds of thousands of people discovering WordPres for the first time every day"... think about that for a minute. And it doesn't have to be WordPress. Whatever it is you do, there are tons of people out there who are just discovering what you do and would love to learn more. At the same time, there are tons of people out there who hit the web running with enthusiasm for finding their "thing" and find the douchey marketers first. Then they get frustrated because they've invested thousands of dollars, hundreds of hours (quite possibly thousands of hours as well) and haven't made a penny. They own more information products than they know what to do with, haven't completed most of them (side note: plenty of these products may very well be great products, but most are rarely a 'one size fits all' solution), and are on total overload. I wish nothing more for people to understand that creating a profitable online business takes work, commitment, and time. Can it happen faster than an offline business? Totally. In terms of speed, that depends on you. Although it's not how quickly you do things... it's how consistently you do things. As much as I try not to give energy to regrets, I truly wish I had gotten this lesson earlier. I wish I had trusted what felt right in my gut when I was building my business and had the strength to put blinders on when I came across shiny objects or lifestyle images. Not because everything was bullsh*t, but because they were simply distractions. Every time I went in a different direction (and losing site of the fundamentals), it delayed the results I wanted. Think about it... Let's say you decide you want to paint your house (or simply a room for that matter). What happens if start painting one wall, then go to Pinterest and start looking at other paint colors. You see something that appears to look better so you go get a different color and start over. Then you do this 10 more times. You NEVER see the end result. You never get the full picture for what the color would look like on the house or in the room because you never complete the job. Let's say you do finish the paint job... Unless you're having a party or inviting people over you'll never get the 'wow! Love the paint color you chose!' Of course, you painted the room for you, but the validation still feels good, right? Can you imagine going through this process over and over and over again? At some point you'd just pick a color... any color, because you'd be so sick of painting that you would just want it DONE. This is what happens in business when you keep jumping from one thing to the next (note: there is also a time for letting things go before they're finished as well,

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For this episode, I had the honor of interviewing Post Modern Vaudevillian, Michael Rayner about his career in juggling, mayhem, and on doing audience warmup shows! Yeah, he's one of the guys that entertains live audiences between takes during TV show filmings! To call Michael just a juggler would do him no justice, because his hilarious stunts range everywhere from balancing various objects on his face to spinning a cheeseburger on an umbrella. As an actor you may have seen his appearances on Judging Amy, Sesame Street, Late Night with David Letterman, numerous appearances on Nickelodeon, and on countless commercials. He’s also a TV writer having written for The Game Show Network, E! Entertainment Television, and Nickelodeon. Finally, he also warms up audiences watching filmings of sitcoms, but something tells me this is just scratching the surface of Michael’s world.     Sponsors: Click Convert Profit — This episode is brought to you by Josh London's Click Convert Profit and his book Flying Solo, the Smart Solopreneur’s Guide to Making Money Online.  Click here to get $10 off and for my listeners only, the free ebook "4 Ways to Find Your Most Profitable Keywords”.     Success Mantra Anarchy! He really likes a show where literally anything can happen!     Audience Warmups This is a specific area of performing where you warm up the live audiences watching the taping of a sitcom. • Tells how he broke into this particular arena of entertaining.  • It's not about you or how funny you are, it's about making the sitcom look as good as possible.  • You have to scale your own performance so you're not funnier or more entertaining than the show.  • Read the script to make sure you're not "stepping on any jokes or bits" or other material from the show. • How to break into doing warmup shows.  • Targeting your resumé to warmups. What looks best on a resumé? • What to do for your audition. • How to prepare for your first night performing. • Being able to estimate how long it will be between takes. • Having enough material. • Knowing the cast and the production team.     Failure Moment Splitting up the Olsen Twins when announcing them during a warmup gig. You NEVER split up the Olsen Twins. Never.     Biggest Professional Challenge Realizing that he doesn't have to be a "big name" to be successful. The fact that he's making a living means that he's won! (Plus, he married Mo from Nickelodeon's Guts, for the WIN!)   Other Topics Covered • "Taking the offer" in improvising. • Found Object juggling show. • You don't need a lot of money to start performing. • His approach to creativity. • The science and finer points of spinning a hamburger on a parasol.    Parting Advice Figure out how you can make things a little different and be open to new experiences.   Recommended books and resources: Note: Many of the links in this section are affiliate links, meaning we earn a small portion of any sales. If you're enjoying our podcast and decide to purchase one of the recommended resources or books, please consider using our affiliate links to help support the work we're doing here at the Successful Performercast. Thanks!   Resource: PODCASTS!!!     Book: True & False by David Mamet     Where can we find Michael Rayner? MichaelRayner.com Twitter @brokenjuggler | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube  

Rudy Hosts a tournament, Alan participates in one. Everyone learns something. ... Something.We do our normal Hobby Games and such, and then talk about the two events that we had- My tournament this last weekend, and his attendance of the Michigan open. We also talk briefly about Breaching the Faux- What am I going to play to try to optimize my chances to take any best faction? Sorry we were gone for three weeks! Only a week longer than usual, but BfbDan asked if we were still producing, to which I said, "Um... yeah." But what I really wanted to say was, "I can't produce an hour plus a week like you can! You NEVER understood my art!" Then I would've run to my bedroom and slammed the door- but I didn't do that. I just said, "Um... yeah." So- Sorry about the wait. :)

Hey guys, it’s Aime Lynn with Flipswitch’s Erasing Negative Thoughts segment. On each edition of Erasing Negative Thoughts, we identify one way of "stinkin thinkin" and show how it’s more often than not, either completely untrue or extremely exaggerated. On this edition of Erasing Negative Thoughts, we’ll cover the thinking pattern known as Overgeneralization. This one’s a biggy. It’s not, “I messed up this one time on this project. Oh no. I mess up EVERY on EVERY project.” It’s not, “I’m not going out tonight with my friends.” It’s, “I NEVER go ANYWHERE at all.” You made a bad grade on a test? Is it because you ALWAYS fail no matter what you do? These are just few examples of overgeneralization. Overgeneralization occurs when you take one single event and infer from it a pattern of life that is almost always true, regardless of how much evidence to the contrary there is. You can usually tell when overgeneralization is going on because examples often make use of words like “always” “never” or “every”: words that extend one isolated incident to every incident that has ever happened to you. But overgeneralization is pretty easy to disprove. “My Mother never lets me do anything!” HIGHLY unlikely. I mean, she lets you go to school. She lets you take bath. Etc. Maybe not always what you want, but then again, who gets to do everything they want? You always fail? You formed a sentence to convey the meaning that you always fail. That’s a success. By definition, you’ve already disproved that you always fail on tests. Assuming that you’re talking about failing one test in 8th grade math, the fact that you were passed to 8th grade likely means you didn’t fail at least what was necessary to get that far. And on and on. It’s very rare that claims that use words like “always” or “never” are true, so why are you thinking that way? Many other distorted ways of thinking are sub-forms of overgeneralization. ' And we’ll talk about those more in the coming weeks. For now, stop ALWAYS beating up on yourself. You NEVER give yourself a break. (Hey, if you can do it, so can I!) Join us next time for another way to start Erasing Negative Thinking.

We're back with more fun facts that will keep you well informed. Which States will your naughtiness send you to the slammer and the latest porn craze that's taking Japan by storm. (You NEVER saw THIS one coming!) Lora and Stirling are joined by funny man Sam Tripoli and Adult film hottie Jenna J Ross.

Come Join us for some exciting Angel Readings and inspirational chat!!! You Never know who might be joining us!  *wink wink*

Come Join us for some exciting Angel Readings and inspirational chat!!! You Never know who might be joining us!  *wink wink*

Come Join us for some exciting Angel Readings and inspirational chat!!! You Never know who might be joining us!  *wink wink*

Come Join us for some exciting Angel Readings and inspirational chat!!! You Never know who might be joining us!  *wink wink*

Come Join us for some exciting Angel Readings and inspirational chat!!! You Never know who might be joining us!  *wink wink*

DANYCAST desta semana traz a minha participação na rádio Máximus FM, de Rio Paraníba(MG). Esse programa(My Classic Rock) rolou no dia 07/11 e a galera da rádio mandou o áudio pra mim! Esse áudio será o DANYCAST de hoje! Comemorando meu aniversário de 34 anos, que rolou na última quarta(17/11)!!! Músicas do episódio: You Never […] Lista completa das músicas no blog do Danycast!

You NEVER would think Leo Flowers has had suicidal thoughts. Because is one of the best comedians out there. He has toured around the world with the biggest names at the hottest comedy clubs. He was a D1 All American football star. He has his Masters in Psychology. He is a TEDx speaker, has hosted multiple TV shows, but even he goes through times of negative thoughts that he has to OverCome.   For his tour dates http://www.leoflowers.com/performance-schedule Find his podcast titled "Before You Kill Yourself" here and all other major platforms https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/before-you-kill-yourself/id1446501856  Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/overcoming-you/donations